David and Sara at bells up our top class humans that make exceptional wines. Their hospitality is…read moreunmatched. Winemaker David's knowledge of the nuances not just of Oregon Pinot but multiple varietals make bells up a must visit when in the Willamette Valley. We have been to Willamette Valley multiple times and have never missed David and Sara once. If you've never been, please go out of your way to visit them and taste their exceptional wines.

Gorgeous country and wine tasting in the Oregon countryside! we had such a wonderful experience and…read morethe owners are wonderful hosts who treated us like family! Great wines are an added bonus! Best of the best and a great overall experience!

Good service and hospitality with the wine tasting Wine are…read moregood , average and enjoyable everyday Quality We would recommend you try it

We stayed at the Douglas on Third and stopped by Pike Road wines just to get our complimentary…read moredrink but ended up staying for a full flight and buying wine to bring home. The vibe is super casual, easy, and relaxed, all things that I love about Oregon wine country. Service was excellent, kind, with great conversation.

My brother and sister-in-law brought us to Natalie's Estate Winery, and what a wonderful find!…read moreParking is just steps from the entrance, followed by a short path that leads you to this quiet little getaway. The tasting room is beautiful, comfortable, and a relaxing atmosphere. Cameron made our visit especially memorable. From the start, his energy, humor, and genuine passion for the wines and vines came through. He was informative without making the tasting feel like a lesson, and kept us laughing and engaged throughout the experience. It's clear he loves what he does, and it shows! If you have the chance, definitely ask for him! We enjoyed a wine flight along with a complimentary charcuterie board and ended up taking home both a Pinot and Cab. It was such a relaxing, enjoyable, and insightful afternoon. Thank you, Cameron, for making our visit so memorable!! Natalie's Estate is a wonderful little getaway worth seeking out!! Take the time to visit, you'll be glad you did!!

We are not generally big Pinot fans so finding wineries in Willamette to try on our getaway was…read moretough but this was a fantastic find. Everything was good and just got better as we went through the tasting. Boyd was very informative and gave us new things to think of when we look for new wines to try. All I can say is try it and you will not be disappointed.

We've been long time fans of Longplay wine, ironically enough since we tasted their flagship Lia's…read morevineyard grapes at Seven of Hearts (now defunct). (Turns out other wineries were buying Todd's grapes too.). We stopped in at Longplay's first tasting room in Newberg where we met owner Todd Hansen and sampled his other wines and experienced his love for music. Da dum, turns out it was impossible not to fall in love with his laid-back passion for wine and music, much of which is older than he is. We gladly joined his wine club when he finally got around to starting one. Now he's got this fancy schmanzy industrial vibe winery with spacious indoor and outdoor seating and lotsa room for making wine. His Hi-Tone has been my fave, although since surpassed by his Experience. The Jory Bench is worthy of the wait, and the Lia's continues to deliver (thanks for continuing to make this, Todd). For a classic Oregon experience, I highly recommend Longplay.

Visiting in Willamette Valley in mid April for a wine tasting trip and ran across Longplay winery…read more As visitors we did not know that most wineries in Willamette are by appointment only, but when we arrived at Longplay they gladly let us in for a tasting. A bit of info on Longplay: Todd Hansen the owner purchased the Jacob-Hart vineyard in 2004 and renamed the vineyard after his daughter Lia. Know for its Pinot Noir Todd is putting out some very good varitals. His first bottle was introduced in 2007 named Lia's Vineyard Pinot Noir 2007. The winery has a Industrial feel and very clean, as the name implies "Longplay" is about vinyl records and Todd is always putting something on the turntable. There are great concert posters hanging on the walls going back to the 60's. A cool vibe all the way around with excellent music and great tastes. Todd & his staff hang out while your tasting to talk about wine and music, very cool. Stop in I assure you'll enjoy the wine and vibe. Correction: Todd purchased 50 acres of the Jacob-Hart vineyard - not the entire vineyard

Kiff never EVER has bad wine. Rose is phenomenal. It's a bit richer and sweeter than most in the…read more#pnw but it's different palate is phenomenal in my opinion. Their reds are perfect in my opinion. No better Pinots. Every year the wine continues to get better and better I've never been super excited about whites but their Chardonnay is my favorite. And what is better than a great wine and a beautiful view? The fact that Joel and Laurie treat EVERYONE like family. It is phenomenal wine done by family. What's better than that?!?

The personalized experience was high value. The and care…read moreput into the wines was outstanding. We were able to step outside and see the actual vines growing the grapes making the good wine possible. The flavor of the wines are amazing We are waiting to get our next bottles of wine and expect to be ongoing customers.

Super happy with our membership at NYSA. We visited in November.. perfect weather really enjoyed…read moreeverything. Looking forward to our next trip.

Nysa has been around, as in making wine, for many years. But not with a tasting room or onsite…read moreproduction. We got invited by Monique, upon her moving to Nysa, to come and taste these library wines. They're "library" because they're all aged. The youngest wine we tasted was 2015. Where any other Vineyard you travel to in the Willamette, you'll find 2019 Wines. Because of that, Nysa draws a high tasting fee. You're drinking exclusive wines. 100-200 cases. $60 and up bottles. So expect a $50 tasting fee because what you're drinking is worth it. This isn't your average Willamette Pinot. You're getting a punch. Flavor and boldness in some of these wines that matches a Cabernet or Bordeaux. Wines that aren't light and airy but BIG. Flavorful and layered. Full palate wine. These are the wines you bring out at special occasions. The wines you store and let age a bit more. The wine you use to impress people with. You won't find Nysa at the grocery store, or liquor store. You'll find it here. Nysa is the "rich land where Dionysus, the God of wine, lived." And it is not short on beauty, wine or complexity. I'm so excited that we got in prior to the "public" opening, but we will definitely be back to see everything in its full beauty. The tasting room and production facility will be finished soon and it's going to have a little rebranding to bring the label into the 2020's but rip the label off mentally and think of some excellent wine, a great view and a perfect Oregon day in the Willamette Valley and you're at Nysa. So go visit!

A stellar experience all around! The grounds are beautifu with vineyards all around and sheep doing…read moretheir job, grazing on the grass. The tasting room is modern, very clean lines and lots of space and windows so you can continue appreciating the beauty all around you even if you are inside. On warmer days, the large deck is the perfect place to sip the day away! But we are all here for the wine, and with Lynn Penney-Ash as the winemaker, you know the Pinots are going to be fabulous. The founder, Dr. Madiah Revana, has also acquired properties in Napa and Argentina, yes, Argentina, for their soil variety and climate. So if you are a fan of the bigger, bolder reds like me, you will have plenty of options. We were hosted by Michael who was personable, engaging, and full of interesting facts. I've been to a hundred+ wine tastings, easily, so learning something new was both surprising and appreciated. Our table was set for us with the appropriate wine glasses and a menu welcoming our party by name, always a classy touch. The first glass, their Signature Chardonnay (2023), was delicious! Not heavy on oak or that California buttery taste, it was light and crisp, very pleasing, very drinkable. We moved onto Pinots, a variety they are known for, and it was easy to see why. Then moved on to some bigger CA reds. On Michael's recommendation, we ordered a pizza which was very tasty and went well with the wine. We ended up purchasing several bottles, not out of pressure, but because we absolutely loved their wine. There are close to 900 wineries in Willamette Valley, and growing, we are always looking to try new places to experience which is how we ended up at Alexana. In our group, we are all members of several, yet we were all tempted to join this winery because they are a stand out in all of the ways that matter. It may be time to leave a club to make room for Alexana, a true gem!

Alexana is a beautiful winery with stunning views and truly great service. Everyone is so kind, the…read morelarge windows that open are beautiful, the space outside is so comfortable, the space inside is nice as well, clearly a wonderful job setting this up. The food also is really great, the Pepita dip is so flavorful and fresh, with veggies to help you feel healthy while drinking wine, can't go wrong there. The wines however are just okay to good. There are a few older pinots that are really good, there's the malbec and cab from their sister wineries that's also really good, and then there's a good number of just okay wines. I'm not upset about it, but I just don't think this has the power of some of the wineries out there!

I cannot recommend this winery more! We did a guided tasting! So great. I have never learned more…read moreabout the wine making process than I did today! He answered all our questions. It was amazing. Well worth the price! The win was stellar!