As locals we keep returning here for the delicious cheese and wine, both made in house. The shaded…read moreoutdoor seating is chill with jazz music, a breeze, and a winery dog and cat looking to make new friends. The staff is equally laid back. We appreciate that - unlike so many other wineries - this is not primarily a restaurant where wine is also served. It's a winery first, cheese second; and other than a meat board, that's it. Check it out!

What a scenic place. If you go, make sure you order a charcuterie board (see photo) so you get to…read moresample some of their cheeses, as they have a creamery as well as making wines. Their patio outside has some pleasant shade under the trees to enjoy a wine flight while munching on the charcuterie. I thought their wines were just OK, though some folks thought they were top notch. The Rieslings are dry, which is interesting. I thought their reds lacked robustness and were a bit softer than I like. A great place to visit and while away a few hours imbibing!

Augustino Vineyard and Winery, Obrien, OR - September 28, 2024…read more This is the third Harvest Host vineyard and winery we've been to. So far, we're batting a thousand - all great experiences. This is another great place to park your RV for a night or two, enjoy some nice scenery, try some good wine, and just hang out if it suits your fancy. The communication with the Harvest Host was good. We were given good instructions to find the winery off of Highway 199. As you're driving in on Gene Brown Road you'll come to two signs, one says Tasting Room with an arrow pointing straight ahead, the other sign says Harvest Host with an arrow pointing to the left. You turn left there and drive short ways in. On the right hand side you'll see the sites 9 through 12. You pick an empty spot and get set up. We stayed in site 12 the first night. It's a very spacious site with a picnic table and nice trees overhead. Once we got our site set up and we drove up to the winery and tasting room, which is about a half a mile away. It is a very cool treehouse tasting room. It has both an indoor seating area as well as a beautiful outdoor patio with about seven or eight tables. Our hostess's name was Angel. She was very friendly and set us up with some nice flights of wine. Wines are reasonably priced in the $25-$36 range. We tried a Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Temprano, and Cabernet Savignon. All the wines were very nicely done. The tasting fee is $12 per person, which is waived with a two bottle purchase. We ended up getting two bottles of Chardonnay. Angel gave us some good advice about things to do while we were in the area. We went to Cave Junction the following day after we moved our motorhome to a full hook up paid site a little closer to the tasting room. After visiting Cave Junction, we went over to the tasting room again at around three in the afternoon and had a nice bottle of Pinot Grigio and enjoyed it on the elevated outdoor patio. The view of the property from the full hook up paid sites is very nice. You can see the vineyard and then the beautiful tree covered mountains in the distance. We were very happy with our stay here.

This place deserves 6 stars . Especially since it was the only wine I enjoyed in the region. Truly…read moreamazing from this sonoma county pinot guy. One of the best wineries I've been too and I grew up in wine country and have been to hundreds. Beyond Impressive. The tasting room is a flipping treehouse. This is the one place you go in Southern Oregon if your tasting and I would go last. Don't miss this place. Wish i had bought a full case and not a half but we planned on buying elsewhere that day but sadly nope . Only this place was in the league imo.

This is a great spot if you love tannin filled Tempranillos; heavy tannins make the wine taste…read morebitter and slightly acidic. I love a good jammy red, a bold cab, cab Franc, syrahs (in general). I've had a few Tempranillos that I've enjoyed, but not here. Maybe pour them through a Venturi or something to get the bitterness out and soften the tannins. The tasting (4 wines) was $12 per person. The average bottle on the tasting menu was $42. I didn't even finish my tasting *personal preference* The grounds are beautiful, looks like a great place for a picnic. Their mocktails were much better than the wine! The basil lavendar lemonade was my favorite thing, besides the beautiful views :)

All was good. The moment we crossed the quaint one lane bridge over the river and saw the grounds,…read morea sense of calm came into our vehicle. We parked , located a private table in the shade, and decided on refreshments. Food... My wife selected a mojito and the artichoke dip plater. Which arrived Warm & silky with just the right amount of spices that complimented the artichoke without overpowering it. I opted for a flight and cheeseburger (hot off the bbq, cooked just right). Service... the server was attentive, friendly, and offered helpful suggestions. and ...... Just HAD to bring home a bottle of Red Lily Tempranillo **fantastic**. (My favorite of the flight offerings) The Setting..... The ambiance was peaceful and relaxing. Exactly what we were looking for. This was our second visit RED LILLY VINEYARDS, and we will....... WILL RETURN SOON.

A wonderful stop along the back road from Ashland coming home to Eugene just south of Grants Pass…read more We each did the five-wine sampler/flight and one of each of the charcuterie boards. The wines were all good. Obviously liked some more than others. I personally appreciate and prefer biodynamic wines. I just think they have better flavor. I'm not a wine snob, but Troon is Demeter Biodynamic and Regenerative Organic Gold Certified (only one of four in the world). The Amphora Amber Vermentino (orange) was good and the Tannat was awesome. They do small batch so many of the reds had already sold out. Our server, Kitty, was incredibly knowledgeable about the wines, the process, and the uniqueness of each variety. We were blown away! She paced the tastings perfectly. We weren't waiting too long in between and we also didn't feel rushed. I didn't take pictures, but the outdoor lawn area is wonderful.

Had a very lovely visit here. Their parking lot/area is adequate. The grounds are gorgeous, with…read moreample outdoor seating. They offer table service for each pour, as opposed to just giving you a flight with the list of wines on a card. Mike was working the day we went in, and he was great to talk with. Their main building is very lovely, with lots of nice touches. Bottom line: I would definitely recommend this place to everyone. (One negative item was their prices. The flight was $25, where at other places down the road it's just $10 for a flight.)

Our Meetup group was camping nearby and we wanted to go to a winery to taste and this place was…read morereally awesome! The lady in there was so nice and their wines were so reasonably priced and great! I enjoyed many of the whites in particular! They had a tawny port we looked as well. I really liked finding gems like this one. I love supporting places like this too. This place was really awesome and I'd definitely come back again!

Nothing but great things to say about the wine....I DAMN LOVE IT. The Cab Franc....Sweet baby…read morejesus.....sooo very good. I took home a mixed case and I cherish each bottle, (I dont like to share this wine) I'll share anything else from my collection...

Winding down a busy day in Grants Pass. We thought let's…read morecheck out a local winery and we wanted to relax so we selected one that was open a little later than many the others It ended up being an amazing selection Apricity is it really pretty both inside and out. The decor has so many different textures and yet all elegant. We opted to sit outside because it was a nice day. Instead of doing a tasting, we decided to order a glass of wine, there is a wonderful choice of wines, and she also serves with cider and local beer. Grab our glasses found a table on the covered porch and just relaxed and savored our wine. The wine was delicious and we bought a couple of bottles This is a working vineyard, so there are chickens and quails roaming around. It's pretty cool. Just another thing to add to the charm. Before I forget this place is also dog friendly although if they do react strongly to words that may not be a good fit. Definitely worth the stop and looking forward to returning

Apricity is my got to winery! I think it helps that it is right down the street, but still my go…read moreto! It's a beautiful location right outside of town. They have different live music and food vendors regularly. The staff is attentive, knowledgeable, and friendly. Good selection of wines and even some beer! They also generally have soda and water for those who don't drink alcohol.

As an experienced culinarian who already thinks highly of the place, I decided it was time for…read morewifey & I to return for a visit and report back. This hidden gem is beautifully perched on a 31 acre estate vineyard with plenty of parking. It boasts sweeping views of Ashland, plus the surrounding mountains and valley are always breathtaking. Upon entry, a welcoming host lead us to our table, where I found myself captivated by the intimate, "al fresco" setting and jazzy live music playing, as we took our seats on the terrace. Overlooking their cultivated, extraordinary grapevines in the distance, we learned they've been growing them for almost 20 years now and their wine operation has been producing classic vintages that encapsulate French, Italian and Spanish heritages for almost as long. The main, multi-story building and climate controlled barrel cellar resembles an Italian basilica, complete with Campanile tower, gracious decks, balconies and an artistic Galleria that looks into the immaculate tank room. As we settled in, we were excited to begin the experience of tasting their food and pairing it with some great estate wines. The gourmet restaurant offers an elegant fusion of world-class wines and seasonal cuisine, creating a truly unforgettable culinary journey. Under the guidance of Head Chef Alfredo Nava, his kitchen brigade takes pride in sourcing the freshest, locally grown vegetables, fungi and fruits from the Rogue Valley. This important detail was refreshing to hear, when considering the current standard for many restaurants is sourcing ingredients through Sysco or other broadline food distributors. Belle Fiore's menu is appropriately condensed to two pages, but offers something for everybody. From appetizers, a house-made pasta special, flatbreads, salads, mains, a vegetarian (GF) option and daily desserts made from scratch, I think you'll find a satisfying choice. For our meal, we chose the bruschetta on a fresh baguette to begin, with a flight of refreshing whites. Then our mains arrived in timely fashion by our attentive server and I was happy to see well plated dishes coming out hot from the kitchen. Colorful, generous and composed, all looking very appetizing as set gently before us. I had the pork porterhouse, pan-seared and roasted, then topped with preserved cherries over a layered slab of potatoes "au gratin", with steamed garden vegetables on the side. The 1" thick cut was perfectly cooked (not dry at all) and was as juicy as the tart cherries that balanced the rich meat well on the palate. Wifey had the filet of beef and happily shared a few bites with me. Honestly, it was the best entree of the night and the finest steak I have tasted in years. The tender filet was rare-mid-rare with a caramelized crust, topped with Rogue Creamery blue cheese crumbles for a little funk. Plated with roasted potatoes, steamed asparagus spears and sautéed wild mushrooms in a delicious demi-glacé, fortified with deep wine notes. I would go back tomorrow just for that dish. Both of our mains were paired with a flight of robust and jammy estate reds. Even though we were pleasantly stuffed, we had to try their cheesecake croissant dessert, just because it sounded interesting from the server's description. The beautiful slice arrived with macerated berries and a big scoop of pecan ice cream on the side. Unfortunately, I thought it could have been better (we make killer cheesecakes at home) and suspect it had been in the fridge for too long. Even though the flavors were sweet, bright and creamy, the texture suffered from being too dense and doughy. That said, we left for home without any complaints and felt amply served on a gorgeous evening out together. Thus I'm leaving this as a 5-star review. The fine flavors were there, the wine complement each dish and the value seemed properly measured. I would say it's well worth the drive from anywhere in the valley. Truth...

Decided to check out this place while in town for Oregon Shakespeare Festival…read moreLovely winery perched above the valley with beautiful views. Numerous options for sitting and enjoying wine We came for dinner.. they have a Wednesday night prix fix meal.. great value We had the trout dinner and it was prepared simply but overall very tasty We had the Icon Pinot Noir and it is a delicious full bodied Pinot Noir Great attentive service from Felipe

A very sweet spot to stop for a glass of wine. The wines were very good and the presentation was…read moregreat!

our tastings were wonderful as we chose to have only reds. Brent, the co-owner, with his wife, was…read moreour host. the environment was relaxing & the wines were DELICIOUS. highly recommend this winery.

We loved this place for many reasons. We stayed here with our camper on their property and we're…read morewarmly welcomed upon arrival. Beautiful property with a large patio at their tasting room overlooking a large pond with swans. Had wine tastings and bought quite a few bottles of wine which were quite good and very reasonably priced. We also were able to enjoy some food with enough choices on their light menu

Very nice setting! Great wine!…read moreNice people! Affordable wines! Need anything else?i Pm

What a quaint and colorful place. I drove by on Sunday afternoon, and enjoy a wonderful selection…read moreof wines. The Syrahs were exceptional and the champagne was delightful. I know I will be back. The owner was friendly and talkative making my first visit delightful. I walked out with a Syrah and a Port. However, I will be back for more.

Beautiful setting and friendly service! The wine is amazeballs. The Bloodstain Port is phenomenal…read moreand worth every penny. Full flight of wine tasting. Above and beyond other local vineyards. Full stop shop!