Izzy was wonderful! The entry sign is very small so recommend the owners get a new one we walked…read moreinto the entry but unknowingly not knowing it was correct. The barn feel was wonderful but it was very cold. They offered blankets and there were heaters as well but not on. Izzy was wonderful and so kind. Highly recommend

We had a great time and tasting with Laura (co-owner). The tasting room is beautiful, the wines…read morewere very good, and the impact of the conversations you have with an owner who is extremely engaging totally make the experience that much more special. We look forward to going back again and meeting her husband to get his view and understand his experiences too. A very special, somewhat smaller production winery that's definitely worth the stop.

Great little tasting spot! I went on the 4th of July because many other wineries were closed. This…read morespot didn't even show up on my Apple Maps, but we saw the little blue sign and gave it a try. It was very affordable ($15 tastings are hard to come by now!) and the wine was good. The gewürztraminer was a little funky-- and not in the usual way lol-- but not bad. I got a couple bottles of the Riesling. The gentleman pouring was great. He chatted with me a little bit about growing up and picking grapes (son of the owner) and he gave me about 1/2 a bottle of one of his creations to go. It was excellent. We will be back. Space is tight indoors, and had it been cooler we would have sat outside (ample seating). Pretty quiet when we went, but that could be the holiday. Altogether a great find.

This spot was a really pleasant surprise. For some reason my expectations weren't as high as other…read morewineries but we had a wonderful time here! Walked in one day and was surprised to see how busy they were. Nothing too crazy, but the standing bar top was full so we hung out at the lower counter on the other side. The man pouring, Matt, was awesome. So friendly and funny, and handled the crowd well. Water and oyster crackers available as a palette cleanser. Their tasting menu and wines are SHOCKINGLY inexpensive. Maybe that's why I was so caught off guard at how good the wine was? He explained to us that they rent out their facilities and machines to other surrounding wineries which pays a lot of their overhead and therefore they don't need to charge absurd prices on their bottles. What a cool concept! Towards the end of our tasting, the crowd cleared out and we were the only ones left so Matt took us on a private tour around the whole facility. It was really awesome to see all the steps of the process, including the bottling/labeling machine which I had never seen before. Went into the barrel room too. The whole place is clean and nice. It was so fun to be shown around like that! He was so great. Even let us taste extra wines outside the tasting menu and a couple straight out of the tap on the holding tank! We bought a few bottles, how could you not when they're this cheap! The Pinot Gris stood out to me as it seemed much fruitier and juicier than what I've tasted before. We also loved the Maréchal Foch which they serve with a piece of dark chocolate, and the Port version of this as well! Sooo good. Thanks Matt and August cellars for giving us a great time! We will certainly be back!

Friendly - Amber. Cool Farmhouse winery. No view but cool spots to sit in…read more It was a nice place to send an afternoon.

We had a group go have some very delicious wine. I know I had a tasting of their 2 ports, don't…read moreremember what the others had. I do know they enjoyed it very much. Caity, Bruce and Liz were the best hosts!! Pampered us with exceptional service !! The farm has so many places to sit with different vibes. Would suggest going there and give yourself some time to enjoy the views !!

It's a gorgeous drive through hill country to get here. The drive alone is worth it. Outstanding…read moreviews! Huge outdoor patio area. Super dog friendly too. Their wines are top notch! We joined their wine club. The owner was our server, very personable and made us feel very welcomed. No food available but you can bring your own.

We accidentally booked our reservation for Monday and showed up on a Saturday Members Only event…read moreand the lovely people at Winter's Hill were so kind and let us do a tasting anyway. They told us all about the wines, made us feel like family, and when no Ubers or taxis would come get us to bring us to our dinner reservations, one of the lovely women from the vineyard drove us. The wines were fantastic and we ended up signing up for one of the memberships they were that delicious! We cannot recommend this spot and these people more!!!

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.

Mike was very knowledgeable and we enjoyed our wine. This is a small tasting room only in the same…read morebuilding as our hotel. They do have mass production wines.

Stopped by during a mother daughter trip along the coast. Michelle was fantastic and we couldn't…read morehave asked for a better spot to spend our Friday night. We ended up buying a bottle of the 2013 Coleman and it was perfect! A must see for sure! Thanks Michelle

We had a wonderful time at Seufert Winery with friends sharing some great and affordable wine and…read morebeer in the quaint courtyard overlooking the park and next to the cute gift shop. The interior of the tasting room is lovely too. Michelle is a local wine maker sourcing the best grapes from the area for the wines she produces. She also offers small plates and a fantastic charcuterie board. You should check out all that Dayton offers.

Our visit to Laurel Ridge Winery was one of the most memorable experiences of our Oregon wine trip…read more Set on a beautiful 240-acre estate in the Yamhill-Carlton AVA, this second-generation, family-owned winery embodies everything that makes Oregon wine country special -- authenticity, passion, and a deep respect for the land. We were greeted warmly by Kira Teppola, who now carries on the legacy started by her father, founder David Teppola. From the moment she began sharing her family's story -- from her father's early fascination with French wine to his pioneering belief in the Willakenzie Loam soils -- we were captivated. Kira's knowledge of the land, the vines, and the winemaking process was extraordinary. Her enthusiasm was contagious; we hung on every word and felt truly connected to the spirit of Laurel Ridge. Even the family vineyard dog, who was initially a bit cautious, became our friend by the end of the visit! The wines were exceptional. My favorite was the 2017 Barrel Select Pinot Noir, beautifully balanced and expressive of the terroir. We enjoyed it so much we opened a bottle that very night. The next day, I couldn't stop thinking about the bright, refreshing 2023 Sauvignon Blanc, so we went back just to buy more! Kira graciously set us up with a picnic table outside under a heat lamp so we could enjoy lunch overlooking the estate -- and even poured us a little more wine "so we wouldn't get thirsty." It's rare to find a place that feels this genuine -- where every glass tells a story, and every detail reflects generations of care. Laurel Ridge isn't just a winery; it's a living family legacy built on passion, perseverance, and love for the land. If you're exploring the Willamette Valley, don't miss this place. Come for the wine, stay for the warmth of the people.

A truly beautiful vineyard! Wonderful and attentive service. We ordered a cheese board that was…read moredelicious. The wine flights were also terrific. We sat on the patio and enjoyed the gorgeous view. We will definitely return!

Tried this place on a sunny afternoon on a weekend. It was empty for the most part of our visit and…read morethere were hardly any people around. It's a beautiful winery with vineyard around a castle. There's barely any food at this place. Not even the basic snacks to pair with the wine tasting. Giving it a 3 star rating because of their service. We had to ask for the snacks and wine several times for us to get the service and no one is available actively to serve the customers. Even the wine tasting, usually they talk about the type of wine and where it's made, however, the person who poured us the wine didn't even tell us anything about the type of wine. The only positive side of this place is their ambiance and the vineyard. I would definitely not go here again. They could do better with the service.

Beautiful place! Paige was so awesome with our tour and tasting. This is a family owned winery, and…read moretheir story is awesome. Definitely recommend! Everyone enjoyed the wine and bought bottles to bring home.