I love these wines. We ordered cases of wine to send as Xmas gifts to family and they were all…read morethrilled. They also loved the wines. Unfortunately, we can't get them in Virginia but the North Carolina, California and Missouri family were thrilled.

I discovered this winery a couple of years ago on my drive down the Umpqua to Coos Bay . I…read moreabsolutely love their Pinots. Being from California, I am quite picky about Pinot Noir. This winery is a quant stop and friendly owners . I recently stopped in this month and tried their Black Pinot . It's a nice one . A little sweet so it went great with our spicy Indian food . You can order online too when you can't make out to the winery . They ship great !

Great wine, amazing views and service was excellent. One of my favorite wineries in Roseburg, never…read morefails to disappoint, great venue and the wines are old world style, and worth visiting.

First and foremost, the owner/winemaker is GREAT. His staff is WONDERFUL. I just wish they were…read moreopen more on Fridays! The Pinot Noir and Tempranillo are delicious, deep reds. YUMMY! It is a bit of a drive off the beaten path but so worth it. In addition to the exquisite wines, the view is impressive. The first time we visited Spire Mountain Cellars, we joined the wine club. We love bold reds and the winemaker delivers! The tasting room is rustic and comfy. There is seating outside, also. Some of the area is covered and some isn't so there are a variety of seating options. It is closed in the winter so go quickly if you want to check it out. We will make sure we get in a couple more visits before it closes and will wait as patiently as possible until it opens again in the spring. I will take photos next time and update this post.

So, my objective was to just find a winery to visit on our way from Newport on the coast to a BnB…read morein the little town of Glide on the South Umpqua River. We had an hour or so to spare before check-in, and I found this highly rated winery on Yelp, so I thought it would be a good place to stop for a break. It was an enjoyable drove along narrow country roads from the main highway in late October, with the trees showing their fall colors and fields of grass waving in the sun. Our GPS guided us to the front entrance, after which it got a bit confused as the paved, one-lane access road wound this way and that. We followed the signs to the tasting room and entered the medium-sized, stonewalled tasting room. We hadn't called ahead for a reservation, given the time of year, but the attendant welcomed us with open arms. He provided a great description of the vintner background, the winery, and the diversity of wines they grow. While I had tasted several Pinot Noirs from the Umpqua Valley, I wasn't aware of the other varietals. The attendant was very accommodating, letting us taste several different wines, especially as my wife is not as interested in wine as I am. I'm not a big fan of most white wines, although they are known for their Grüner Veltliner. I wasn't keen on the GV, but their Sauv Blanc was quite good for a US offering (we both like NZ Sauv Blancs a lot). On the darker side, their Syrah was just okay, but their Tempranillo was the best U.S. example of this varietal that I've ever had, and just a bit below some of the amazing ones I've had the pleasure to taste from Spain. It was so impressive that I decided to sign up for their quarterly wine club, which had been the farthest thing from my mind when I entered, but I've been very impressed with the shipments I've received so far. Lovely wines from a pretty vineyard in the Umpqua Valley of Oregon.

We really enjoyed our time at this winery. The drive up from the main road is absolutely beautiful…read moreand we loved seeing all the animals and beautiful landscape. We also enjoyed walking around to the property. They did a beautiful job creating this winery! We thought we were going to a wine cave, it's not a cave. It's a building that looks like a cave in the inside, but regardless it was beautiful. Our wine attendant was kind and knowledgeable and we really enjoyed talking to him. The food pairing was a nice touch. I found the wines didn't match the atmosphere and were average. We will for sure come back when in the area again.

5 Stars - A Perfect Anniversary Getaway!…read more My wife Tiffany and I stayed at the guest house at Cooper Ridge Vineyards over the 4th of July weekend for our anniversary, and we had an absolutely wonderful time. The guest house was spotless, very reasonably priced, and gave us the complete run of the vineyard once the tasting room closed. It was so peaceful and relaxing. The property offers both 1- and 2-bedroom options and has gorgeous views overlooking the North Umpqua River and the vineyards perfect for morning coffee or evening wine on the patio. Steve and Paula, the owners, are wonderful, warm people who were incredibly accommodating and made us feel right at home. Their wines are superb, especially the pomegranate sparkling wine, which quickly became our favorite. We also loved the complimentary charcuterie board! The guest house was well-equipped with a washer and dryer, iron, full refrigerator, coffee maker, and plenty of dishware -- everything we needed for a comfortable stay. Located in beautiful Douglas County wine country, it's conveniently just minutes away from many other wineries, making it an ideal base for exploring the Umpqua Valley. Do yourself a favor and book a stay with Steve and Paula at Cooper Ridge Vineyards. You won't be disappointed!

We were visiting family in Oregon for the weekend and went here on our last day. I lucked out…read morebecause it was the last weekend for wine slushies! We didn't have a reservation, but we lucked out on scoring a table. It was away from the live music, but you can still see/hear the band. What was so breathtaking was that gorgeous view! I wasn't feeling well that day but the view was a total zen vibe! There's an inside bar area, ample seating outside. It's best to get a reservation or get there early for the outside tables. Restrooms are inside, parking is on the vineyard. The day we were there, they had a taco vendor for food. Overall, this was one of our favorite wineries to visit and hope to be back when we're in the area.

First time at Knostman winery on Mother's Day we were impressed with the wine and atmosphere so…read moreimpressed we became members. The owner was very attentive and nice. We can't wait to go back and enjoy more!!

Everything there is delicious including the wine and they have a delicious meat tray.read more

Great customer service. Not only did I enjoy my experience at the winery but there was a mix up…read morewith my order and it was taken care of immediately to more than my satisfaction. Joe was excellent. I will be recommending this winery to all my friends and anyone I meet looking for an excellent wine tasting experience

The have outside seating and very attractive grounds. Known for their Tempranillo. Recommended by a…read morelocal. The service is friendly & profrssional. The wine is good & snacks are tasty. Definitely a place to come with frienfs and hang out a bit.

Freed Eastate Winery in Oregon's Umpqua Valley was a gracious host…read more Hearing the history of the Freed family and its wine creates a family atmosphere that makes visitors feel at home. Not stodgy and formal like other tasting rooms. We briefly met Brian on his way out and enjoyed the company of his wife Crissy as she poured. When you stop in, ask to see the impressive picture's of Pam and her big fish! Our wine flights were generous and snack plates were a delicious portion of cheese cubes, hard salami, and macadamia nuts. We finished our plates and wine and spent an additional hour mulling around the artisan gifts and art for purchase and sharing stories with other tasters. We appreciate the "Aloha" spirit we felt while visiting and would recommend to others who are looking for a laid back family atmosphere. P.S. we purchased a bottle of the Rose Wine 2024 and highly recommend it!

Freed Vineyard and Winery, OR - September 29, 2024…read more We arrived on a Sunday afternoon right about 1:30 as part of the Harvest Host program. We were met by wine host Karla. She told us where to park our RV down by the river (S. Umqua). The vineyard is a good size. We found a nice shady spot along the river, got set up, and walked back to the tasting room. Karla greeted us warmly when we arrived and offered us seating on their nice covered patio or indoors. It was a little breezy and coolish, so we opted for indoors. The indoor area has a nice bar as well several nice sized tables. There are lots of water color pictures on the wall and some other nice pieces of art. There is a Hawaiian theme reflecting the roots of the winery owners. Karla told us a little about the winery and poured us some nice wines.We had a rose, two Tempranillos (2019 and 2020), two Sarahs (2014 and 2020), and a red blend (Sarah, Cab. Sauvignon, Merlot). We met winery owner Pam, a very vibrant and kind hearted lady. We had some nice conversation together. We had a wonderful time and bought several bottles of tasty wine. Wine tasting fee is $12/person, waived with a two bottle purchase per person.

It was a beautiful day and magnificent visit with those at Bradley Vineyards. The harvest was done…read morebut the fall colors made the area feel alive. Always look forward to visiting.

Outstanding wines!!! And an awesome view from the vineyard as well. The Boca Noir wine is simply…read moreawesome. A modest and tiny tasting room, but the wines and view are what you come here for. Pleasant and exceptionally knowledgeable staff (aka, winemaker) provide insight on the fine wines being sampled and about the area history as well. This is a slightly out of the way winery (a true hidden gem) that is a must visit if you are in the Umpqua Valley.

Our group of 4 stopped in late Thursday afternoon and we were amazed at these wines and absolutely…read moreloved visiting with Weldon. He offered us the most wonderful wines for our tasting pleasure s. Each wine was explained and we knew we'd found our favorite. Then the next pour, and that wine became a favorite, left with a couple of cases and next visit from Idaho to Oregon will include a day trip to Chateau Nonchalant. Recommend you stop and enjoy this winery The Gimpel's and the Turk's from Idaho

Cozy little tasting room with amazing handmade decor. Was a little chilly today but the patio area…read morewould be a nice place to enjoy a glass of wine or some of their tasty mustard!