The tasting room is really cozy, with a wood fire and comfy chairs for chillaxing, in addition to…read morethe bar area. Tastings are $30 but they'll waive that if you make a $150 purchase. The staff are extremely knowledgeable about the local wines in the Willamette Valley area. I concentrated on the locally grown grapes (they do use California grapes too). Very light. No hard sell. Dog friendly too!

Luke was super friendly and very welcoming to our party of four. He's very knowledgeable about the…read moregrapes and the wine-making process, yet didn't influence our wine tasting experience and let us form our own opinion on the wines offered. He also suggested where we could get lunch, so we went and bought sandwiches at The Common Cup and brought them back to the winery to enjoy with a bottle of wine. It was an experience that will have us coming back again. Thanks Luke!!

Nice small tasting room for a small winery. Very "boutique" but in feel. You won't find their wines…read moreat your local liquor store, and if you like small production, this is the place to go. Server was knowledgeable. Pinot noirs were good, well priced, and I bought a couple of bottles (waives the tasting fee if you purchase 2 bottles). Definitely recommend.

Love this little gem of a tasting room for Silas wines!…read more We probably would not have known about this if it had not been for our server over at The Blue Goat! She highly recommended it, so we walked over after our lunch! This was one of the best tasting we've had in awhile. The wines, atmosphere, and wine maker (forgot his name, doh!) were all great! All the wines we tasted were solid- from Rose to Reds to Malbac. And the stories behind the names of the wines were fun to listen to also. The PDX was my fav, along with the Rose. As the wine maker says " our Rose was intentional" and you can tell they put a lot of love into their wines. A must recommendation to all my friends! The little drive out to Amity is definatley worth it!

Phenomenal wines. Be sure to try the pinot blanc, chardonnay…read more The chehalem pinot noir is stellar too

Wine tasting should consist of two things, great wine and a great experience, @davidpaigewines…read moreprovides both. Located in the Eola-Amity hills, Paige wines provided us with views of Mount Hood and Mount Jefferson while being surrounded by rolling hills and vines. Not only is the wine knowledge between Will and Dave astounding, they were fun to be around. The wines were delicious and you can really taste the difference in the grapes grown in the EA hills. Get yourself there now because they're only going to get bigger and better. Thanks for a great visit!

Amity Vineyards has been around for a long time. I've always been meaning to get up here and I…read morefinally made it up their way. Black Friday for me usually means avoid all stores and shopping. There is no deal I need or anything I need bad enough. That said this seemed like a great alternative. Their tasting is $8 this includes 5 wines to taste and they also brought us a little plate of olives, crackers and almonds. We purchased one wine which waive one of our tasting fees. I have to say I really loved all their wines. When you walk in their tasting area may seem a little primitive and not as fancy as some you see in places in the McMinnville AVA, however, the service was great and friendly. The server indicated that had just recently been bought out by Union wines which produces Underwood wine and is based out of Tualatin. This must have been a real recent purchase as neither of their websites reflect that. All in all a good solid group of reds and whites. Stop by and give them a try. I know I'll be back again.

They have the best wines I have ever had! Love their Late Harvest Rieling (sweet dessert wine)…read morewhich I believe is termed an "ice wine". They also had a sweet "Wedding Song Riesling" which was my 2nd favorite. My friend enjoyed the Eco-Wine Pinot Noir, which was what she bought. The tasting fee was incredible, I think it was like $5 for 8 or 10 tastes. I lost track of how many tastes we had. And then they waived our tasting fee as well. I had so much fun and had such a great time at this winery! Out of all the wineries we went to in the Salem area, this was definitely my favorite. And the staff was super informative. They were so friendly and nice, very helpful. Not only that but one of there wine specialists was super hot too! Nice eye candy :)

Antica Terra is in a beautiful location and the cellar tasting area has an elevated ambiance. I…read morelove the touches that reflect the connection between the winemaker and the tasting room. The service is outstanding and knowledgeable. We've visited for wine pickup tastings, a very nice lunch and a champagne tasting. We enjoy being able to enjoy excellent wines that often have very limited availability. The food at the lunch and the sit down tasting was excellent as well. The seasonal crudités are beautiful and delicious. The experience is not inexpensive but it is worth it.

AMAZING EXPERIENCE. My wife read about the winemaker in the New York Times and made a reservation…read morefor a tasting for our 9 year wedding anniversary. Having lived in california and experienced a lot of what Napa and Sonoma have to offer tasting wise this experience in my opinion far surpasses any other. The drive from Portland to Dundee early on a Saturday was pleasant but VERY foggy. Apparently it is always foggy in the mornings and the evenings so be prepared to take it slower than usual. We passed a sports car being towed out of a ditch on the way. When we arrived we were greeted by the valet and brought into the tasting room by the host. The building was a large open area industrial barn like structure lined with barrels of wine and lit candles. Each party had their own tasting table sections off my walls of wine barrels. The temp inside was as chilly as it was outside so be prepared to wear a sweater or your jacket. Our sommelier Casey was friendly and welcoming. We spent about 2 hours tasty and enjoying good conversation about their wines and the area. I have included pics of everything we enjoyed. Needless to say we will be going back to do their full lunch tasting the next chance we get. Highly recommend for a date or a small party. Six-8 people could fit in each area easily.

Huge thanks to Jackie, Pat, Jane and Jill for the wonderful experience and service! They hosted…read moreare larger group with ease, the wines were superb and we all enjoyed the property. The facility was warm, inviting, and perfect for a small family gathering.

When we arrived at Dukes yesterday, the server asked if we had reservations. We did not. "Well,"…read moreshe huffed, "we're pretty full right now." I counted five (5) empty tables. We thought Dukes was pet-friendly, and we saw two (2) large dogs lying on the concrete beside a table. One of them got up and lumbered toward ours (a 17-pound rescue). Intimidated, our little dog barked exactly once, prompting an employee to storm outside. Scowling, he said pets were absolutely not allowed. "We had a dog bite last year," he said grimly, oblivious to the other canines already present. Proverbial tales between our legs, we left, feeling pretty crappy--especially since we drove almost forty minutes out of our way to visit this winery. PS: Here is the initial response by Dukes Family Vineyards which they posted and quickly removed: "Your dog barked and snipped in a very aggressive manner twice upon arrival. You were asked to leave by the owner after he heard your dog being aggressive. Sorry about the disappointment, however; we had several patrons that witness your arrival and they thanked us for not letting you stay." PPS: To Dukes Family Vineyards: Your response, and your suggestion my chihuahua was "very aggressive" is completely absurd. My wife was carrying him. The instant she set him down, a much-larger dog came straight over and got in his face. Ours barked once. (He was frightened.) Please answer this question: Why are other dogs allowed to be there if your establishment isn't pet-friendly? Also: we were not "asked to leave." Your server told us you were "full," despite the number of empty tables. Your claim that several patrons witnessed our arrival and then thanked you for not letting us stay makes you (and them) sound like creeps. Further, your withdrawn statement illustrates for potential customers the way you will judge and treat them.

I'm glad to see this gem on yelp, I went tasting here a couple months ago. The tasting room is…read moreclean, fresh and inviting. The knowledge, energy, and service was over the top! I left with several bottles.

From the owner: Franny Beck Wines is the newest winery tasting room on Amity’s Winery Row. Our wines are vintage…read morespecific, vineyard centered, elegant & honest. Our tasting room also features a selection of local artists. We are a tiny two person winery, so you’ll more than likely get to meet the winemaker at your next visit. We look forward to seeing you soon, Cheers!