Exceptional experience! Best service, everyone is kind and…read moreattentive. It genuinely feels like they want you to have the best time. Indoor is very spacious and set up to function like a big restaurant. They have a huge outdoor patio with multiple tiers and some small water feature. Additionally, patio is a mix of full sun and shade. To my memory, all tables have umbrellas. As usual, wine was great!

Our party of six enjoyed the Sabering Experience at Domaine Willamette. The weather was beautiful,…read morethe setting in the pavilion was open air, shaded and had a nice cross breeze. It is spacious and even though other parties were there it felt somewhat private. Greg, our Wine Ambassador, was very knowledgeable and took the time to explain the history of the property, the wine, the necessary steps to take to saber a bottle of sparkling wine safely, and made it such an amazing and fun experience for us. Then he brought us meat and cheese plates and our bottles of wine to enjoy. Everyone made us feel welcome and important. It's a very fun experience that lives up to the hype. I would highly recommend it and ask for Greg!

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.

Great Farm and forage dinner - delicious local ingredients paired with their wines. Highly…read morerecommend!

What a true treat! Excellent food pairings, genuinely helpful information from Sara, and…read moreeducational and informative information from Jesus. Our time with you all was enjoyable and educational. :-) Thank you so very much for all that you did, and continue to do!

This place is so beautiful! We have been members for a couple of years now and Remy's wine just…read morekeeps getting better and better. We bought our out of state guests to visit the winery! Such a beautiful day! Keep up the great work!

Small cozy interior, nice country feel to the place. Staff was very knowledgeable and attentive…read more No bubbles. But nice wines. We brought home two bottles, they don't waive the tasting fee unless you join their club.

Raw Cider Company is a new cidery discovery for Steve and myself. It was fun turning over an…read moreuntried stone whenever it involves a cidery or a brewery. For this cidery we got a nice, dry cider. A type of cider that Steve and I prefer most of the time over the very sweet ones. The name of this cider was Cat La Roux Perlant. This cider as most good apple based ciders should have has apple involved in it as well as a tartness, an astringentness and a dry finish. Like a many coders it is light bodied which in most cases is what we always prefer when it comes to ciders. There are other cider options from this cidery that look quite promising for delivering a good quality product so that is something to look forward to whenever the opportunity arises again to have more cider from Raw.

Jacob was awesome. Super knowledgeable and friendly. The ciders were really surprising and…read moredelicious. Unlike any cider we'd ever tried. I've not been much of a cider fan in the past but these completely converted me. The Perry ciders were astounding. This is a must stop when in the Dayton/Dundee area and one of our new favorites!

Every time I come to Durant, I'm reminded of why it's my favorite! The wines are wonderful, the…read morefood is always delicious (the meat and cheese boards are a fav for me and my friends), the views are stunning, and the staff is incredible!! I highly recommend either starting or ending your day there by visiting the gift shop, trying the various olive oils (with olives they grow there! Fun fact: the arbequina is what Salt & Straw uses in their olive oil ice cream) and vinegars. They have unique seasonings and salts and tons of lovely dish wares. You can even visit the nursery portion and take home your own olive tree! 10/10 experience every single time and the membership is totally worth it! Plus they're dog friendly!

Durant Vineyard is absolutely stunning and packs quite a punch!…read more HISTORY & INNOVATION: The Durant family are pioneers in the Oregon viticulture world and became one of the first to plant vineyards in the Willamette Valley in 1973. Roughly 80% percent of their grapes are sold to other wineries, and they created their own wine label in 2003. They are one of the largest olive oil producers in the PNW, supplying the olive oil for Portland-based Salt & Straw's Arbequina Olive Oil Ice Cream. Their hilly property also has different farming blocks at different elevations with unique soil conditions and microclimates, which adds to the complexity of their wines and grapes. SCENIC VIEWS: Durant is perched in the Dundee Hills, and their outdoor seating area offers sweeping views of the Williamette Valley as well as their beautiful property. ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES: The vineyard also includes a gift shop, plant nursery, expansive gardens, a nature trail, event spaces, and more. During my recent visit with two friends, we did a wine flight in their outdoor seating area, ordered the charcuterie board, walked on the nature trail, and ended our visit in the gifted shop where we tasted their fused olive oils. They were so flavorful and robust that I bought a three-pack to bring home with me. The weather was beautiful during our visit, service was top notch, and I thoroughly enjoyed the overall visit to Durant! - - - - - - - - - - - Note for Areas of Improvement: One of my friends--a white woman--intended to purchase several items from the gift shop, but she was offended and decided not to when an employee assumed she was our tour guide. While I'm sure the employee did not have malicious intentions, his comment still had a negative impact on her as a mother of interracial children. I'm noting this with the hope that these uncomfortable situations can be avoided in the future.

SCW and I have been club members for years at Archery Summit. We stopped in while visiting wine…read morecountry for a tasting. The new tasting room is quite nice with great views of the valley. They have indoor and outdoor seating with some of the outdoor seating covered and some completely open. We sat inside. The tasting experiences here are great. We've done the cave tour which was amazing and this time we chose the tasting room. I find their wines very enjoyable. They focus on Pinot Noir, but have other varietals as well which I really enjoyed their Chardonnay. After our tasting we upgraded our club membership as we really enjoy the quality wines that they are producing. We joined before they got recognition from major wine publications and they continue to impress me. The service is great as well. The hosts were knowledgeable and really wanted you to enjoy the experience. I certainly recommend stopping into Archery Summit.

From vineyard views to hidden caves, Archery Summit is pure Oregon magic!…read more First stop on our Sunday wine tasting trip, and we didn't want to leave. It's been three years since our last visit, and the transformation after their renovation is stunning. Modern comfort meets vineyard charm. We enjoyed the outdoor deck overlooking the valley, sipping through some of the best Pinot in the region, including their 30-year anniversary bottle, which absolutely delivered. Our tour guide aka server Arnom was a highlight of our visit. Ask for Arnom, he makes wine feel like a story, not just a pour. His enthusiasm, deep knowledge, and perfect pacing made every tasting memorable. The cave system is a must-see, and the indoor tasting room feels like your own secret. We will drink in here next visit. Our tasting fees were waived with our new wine club membership, and we left with a case of wine and memories that will age just as well. Nice job Archery Summit! This is what Oregon wine country should feel like. #ArcherySummit, #OregonWine, #WineTasting, # PinotNoir

Sweet, serendipitous find. Stopped by here while on the road -- hard to miss, it's right off the…read morehighway. A cozy little spot touting wine tasting. Heather was wonderful and very welcoming and walked us through the tasting. The seating set up gives you a front row seat to the vineyards, which we appreciated. Darling spot -- definitely worth a stop!

Great winery right off the highway. Part of the seating can be louder because it's so close. We sat…read morefurthest from the road so the noise level was a bit better. There's nowhere to sit inside, but they have an awning, blankets and heat lamps for the elements. Our group came with an infant, a toddler, and a few dogs. They had a little sandbox area that the toddler enjoyed. Onto the wines: we sampled a variety of whites and pinots. The samples were generous and they offered additional pours. Tasting fee is reasonable and waived with the purchase of 1 bottle, so my husband and I bought the 2 pinots on the tasting menu. Overall, great family and pet friendly winery that is casual and won't break the bank. Will definitely return on my next wine tasting tour.