Amazing family-owned winery with fun events!…read more I went to Pete's Mountain Vineyard Annual Holiday Sip & Shop and had a great time. They had several local vendors with an assortment of gifts. Sometimes I feel holiday markets are too "crafty" for me, but luckily this market actually offers really cute, high-quality, useful products. Aside from the event, the views here are gorgeous and the service is very friendly and down to earth.

Beautiful spot! Flights & snacks. Had live music when we stopped in. Friendly staff. Sat…read moreoutside during our visit. Great parking.

We are club members and have hosted a special event for our non-profit (www.kindredmatters.org)…read morewith Rich and Julie. Great people and outstanding wines. Friday night sunsets are perfect given the views and the atmosphere.

Incredible view! So close to Portland. The owner was so gracious. Great service. We had a flight of…read moretheir red wines which was crisp and delicious! Large patio area to enjoy the view. Dog friendly too.

I can't decide which was more stunning at this hidden gem. The lovely stone architecture or the…read moregorgeous gardens and surrounding walkways. Lime and olive trees, eucalyptus, cactus, and so many flowers, vines and bushes. My husband and I felt like we stepped into a countryside winery in Spain or Italy. The Pinots, Sauvignon Blanc were delicious and we even lucked out by going on a day when there was an opera singer sharing her voice with the crowd. $15 a person for 6 generous tastes is unheard of these days!!! Tastings are offered only on Saturdays from 1-4 pm, and they require a reservation. You can bring your own food/picnic. We really enjoyed learning about the owners' journey and how they built this must see paradise tucked away in Oregon City. I will be going back many more times and bringing friends!

I have to start off saying that I did have a genuinely amazing time and am so glad I came to their…read more'A Bohemian Affair'. I heard about it pretty close to the event and my friends I came with had heard of the winery before. I went in with no real expectations. I get around by cane and am a lot more mobile somedays than others. I cannot recommend this to anyone with mobility issues. I was able to get around a bit but the parking lot is gravel, there is a VERY epic hill one needs to hike up that is also gravel and steep and the grounds are very uneven throughout with rough stairs and such. Where they wanted most people to "sit" to picnic was a hill of gravel. The lawns are uneven. The space is gorgeous but again, this is a nightmare if you have any mobility challenges. I truly appreciate the thought given to everything here and I sincerely feel that they are just doing the wine as a means to fund their gardening and space which makes me clap and scream bravo. The space is gorgeous though i saw some of the website photos and some of the areas I think were better previously - they seem to keep adding gravel and I wish they would go with that old world feel they are trying and even do cobble or stone walks. Anything but gravel. Which brings me to the wine... I chose the rose and that is one of the first bottles of wine I genuinely found uncomfortable to drink. My friends said their Pinot Noir was just as awful. I noticed later that even the label is haphazard. It was shockingly bad and I am not a wine snob in the least. So, with all that... I say that is you want to experience a sort of rustic Spanish villa you stumbled on to definitely drop in. I am sure their tastings are maybe where is at for some but their tasting room has an incredible view of the grounds so that alone is probably worth the gravel trek in and $15.

Gorgeous setting. So laid back. Enjoyed a lovely Chardonnay. A hidden gem to get away from everyday…read morehustle. Service was excellent as well.

Beautiful scenic drive to and at this tasting room. Kelly was an excellent guide to their red and…read morewhite flights of wines. The tasting room was inspired by a treehouse setting with beautiful views. An enjoyable experience.

This place is a family owned vineyard with a converted barn and it's so precious. They have old…read morefamily photos everywhere. The charcuterie board was amazing, the wine flight was not only affordable, but delicious, and the staff were so attentive, sweet, and knowledgeable. Will be coming back and will be getting a membership

Nice ambience - especially if you sit outside. This is a nice place to have wine and visit with…read morefriends.

Popped in on a Friday afternoon for a glass of wine and a charcuterie board. Our server was just…read morelovely and accepted us as a walk-in! She did have to wrap our charcuterie board with saran wrap because unfortunately there's a slight yellow jacket problem. They weren't really a big issue. They came around a little but went away quickly once they realized they couldn't get to the meat or cheese. We sat outside and had a lovely afternoon. The wine was delish and they even had gluten-free crackers! They had indoor seating but had to enjoy the cooler weather in Oregon!

Lovely setting with a peaceful view. We sat outside on a beautiful sunny 88*day. I enjoyed the…read moreBlizzard Wine Tasting and my friend had the Brewers Champagne Tasting. What a fantastic experience that Michelle our wine aficionado provided. We enjoyed the wines along with the education and the delicious charcuterie board. The cherry on the top of the sundae was the dessert Syrah and chocolate tasting to end the experience on a high note. It was so luxurious I had to take a bottle of the special port style dessert wine home to enjoy on special occasions. We can't wait to return and have another experience like today. Thanks again to Michelle for such a memorable service experience.

Stop in on a date night and had a great time. We got the charcuterie board which was big and paired…read morewell with the tasting flights we got. Server was friendly and attentive.

Here's the story. This mother daughter duo - had a vision. To bring diverse and high quality wines…read moreto the West Linn area - a small boutique community in the portland metro area, where wine enthusiasts call home but strangely struggle to get a wine country experience outside of our beloved local wineries. A place to taste a variety of PNW, Californian, French and international wines - paired with local artisan foods (I'll get to that later). Covid was a challenger in their intended first opening - but here they are Fall of 2025. Lucky is (locals)! Today I enjoyed a white wine flight, with wines from the Oregon columbia valley, Washington gorge, California Russian River and New Zealand. It's fun to break out - and taste the world! Then I saw they had one of my favorites - Le Ecole Chenin Blanc...so I had to order a chilled glass of that! Unfortunately I came with a full stomach - so didn't order any food. All local artisan sourced...ravioli, Draper family chicken, cheese and crab...but what I'm really looking forward to at my next visit is their (local) Pudding River cheese fondue! With sausage, baguette and apples if you like! Yes please and thank you. I also learned that great cheese pairing, art & wine events are scheduled. So sign up and make your fall and winter rich with great wine, food, new experiences and really great people!

What a great little find in Westlake! This location was a horrible wine type bar for some time, but…read morethis new wine bar and market is wonderful! The owner is so great. Wine selections are very good and he is VERY knowledgeable about all of them! Very comfortable place that you just want to hangout in! Pricing is very good also.

Great wine, service and fun community focused events - love that they are members of the Lake…read moreOswego Chamber of Commerce too!!!