This winery has become one of my new favorites this year. It has beauty, charm, hospitality, and fantastic wines. I first visited this place in March 2025. I was so impressed. It's quite magical - from the intriguing artwork to the gorgeous garden - it's a place to settle into and take a moment to enjoy wine and nature. In March 2025 they offered complimentary wine tasting that specific month. I think each month they have a special event or a special offering. In March we did buy a bottle of their wine to take home after our tasting. They also serve small snack platters which pair excellent with the wine. We ordered one and it was deliciously fantastic. In the spring they had yard games and in the winter they have a cozy fire pit. Right now in November/December 2025 they are offering tickets on select Saturdays to come to their special holiday night light show. I went last Saturday. They had S'mores, mulled wine, hot chocolate, and hot fresh apple cider. The gardens dazzled with music and lights. I had two s'mores and a little cup of each drink. The cider and hot chocolate brought back childhood nostalgia and hit the spot. Tickets are required, but the first weekend was free unless you did wine tasting or buy wine by the glass. It was very magical. Everyone was friendly and full of holiday cheer. The gardens were beautiful to walk. I took my elderly parents. My mother recently experienced a bad head injury so my parents opted not to drink. I tried a small taste of the mulled wine, but it was too strong for me. I made an Instagram reel of my experience besides this review. I hope others can come out and enjoy the magic of this place too. I definitely will come back. I hope they offer more food and events. That really raises the bar and makes them the best winery in Yamhill Wine Country. read more

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The winery is stunning with the outdoor spaces and beautiful Japanese garden with koi. The host was delightful and knowledgeable. We enjoyed our wine flights and charcuterie board. IF for some reason you insist on taking your young children to typically adult spaces like a peaceful winery, please at least be polite and self aware enough to NOT sit right next to the only table occupied when there are quite literally dozens of empty tables elsewhere, including on the lawn complete with yard games (lawn darts, etc). read more

Wonderful day at Saffron Fields Winery that included an enjoyable tasting of very delicious wines. Our very knowledgeable host, Adam, provided our samples and short description of the wines we tasted. We very much appreciated his friendly professional manner and will definitely visit the winery again soon. Muriel & James Goldberg, 05/17/2026 read more

Gorgeous artist inspired venue, very friendly and knowledgeable wine experts and excellent reserve Pinots at a reasonable price

If you are into interesting/modern architecture, stunning landscaping, incredible koi ponds and other artworks, this is probably your spot. I absolutely LOVE the building! Such a great design, and perfect for a wine tasting. I particularly like the "orange" room. Service is relaxed and friendly. Wines are decent, not my favorite, but I will continue to come here for the views and gardens. Completely stunning property overall. EXTRA kudos to the landscaper. read more

Stunning grounds. Beautiful art. Wine was not my favorite. All fairly dry and acidic but if that's your thing come try it out! I did like their Pinot rose though. It's darker and more red than others. Almost looks like a Pinot noir but has great flavor. The pond has huge koi fish and beautiful plants around. Electronic art fixtures that move and change when you watch them. Rolling hills and 360 views. Has charcuterie board if you're snacking! read more

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Enjoyed our tastings for 2 @ $30.00, Cheese & Charcuterie Board @ $28.00 & Hannah's Bridge City Mix Popcorn @ $8.00 with a view of the Koi pond, gardens, artwork & partial vineyard view outdoors on a beautiful day was well worth the price we spent on the 2 bottles of wine:) Thank you Ken for the relaxed & easygoing conversation. We appreciated your insight & sharing some Vineyard knowledge with us. Highly recommend this estate to hangout & chill with friends. They had high end artwork & sculptures outdoors for the serious buyer. There were also outdoor games to play like safe ax throwing & cornhole:) read more

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We stopped by this winery as we kept passing it in our travels back and forth from our accommodation. Great facility and immaculate grounds. We did not do a tasting but had a glass of very good Pinot Noir and Rose. Really enjoyed the atmosphere, very sleek, Asian inspired. Loved the Koi pond. read more

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Absolutely gorgeous location with some noteworthy Pinots. Reservations are required, and they evidently fill up quickly on the weekends. The Japanese garden with koi pond, lavender fields, and serene walkways were all exquisite. The building itself is beautiful with great artwork within. Detracting from our visit this particular Friday was a wedding they were setting up for. We had to walk through the wedding photo session to enter the building and were questioning whether we had the right date/place down in our calendar. No warm reception by staff who themselves seemed disoriented by the wedding hubbub. We seated ourselves at a two-top by the floor-to-ceiling glass sliding doors open to the outside since the patio was full. This would normally be just fine, but the wedding set-up soon blocked off our outdoor view , so we moved ourselves to a table-less spot on the patio. The patio is definitely the place to be on a summer day. I am regrettably and embarrassingly bad at remembering names, but our server (Lauren, maybe??) was great. She said it was only her second day. She was friendly, accommodating, and didn't hesitate to find out answers to our questions when she didn't know them off hand. I was thankfully the only one of us doing a tasting that afternoon. I say thankfully because these were some generous pours, and we would have otherwise had no choice but to stay for the wedding until we sobered up enough to drive home. My friends who recommended the winery said the same thing after their visit last summer, so I don't think this was a case of someone new being heavy handed. While I didn't care for the white or the rose I tried, the Pinots were lovely, and we ended up bringing two home with us which waived the tasting fee. We didn't partake, but they also offer a cheese and charcuterie spread as well as a few other small snacks. Surely worth a visit, but try to avoid a day when there's an event taking place so you can fully enjoy your surroundings. read more

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The most beautiful venue hands down ! Just stunning. Rose was excellent! Serene & peaceful with awesome pond with koi & gorgeous lilies. Can't wait to go back. read more

Literally, one of the prettiest wineries I've ever been to. Even though it was pouring rain outside, it still was amazing to visit. The drive to get there was a little long, but totally worth it in my opinion. Everything from the fun digital art to the beautiful Japanese garden makes me want to stay there all day. COVID precautions are in place. It's not too crowded and there was only one other group there when we went. My boyfriend and I got the standard tasting since it was complimentary with Alaska Airlines. If you didn't know, Alaska Airlines has a program where you can have free wine tastings at participating wineries. If you're interested, you can read more about it here (https://www.theluxurylowdown.com/free-wine-tasting-part-5-willamette-valley-oregon/). We tasted one chardonnay and three pinot noirs. We ended up buying a bottle of the 2017 Heritage Clones pinot noir. Can't wait to come back! read more

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We loved our tasting here. Andrea poured us the wines and answered so many questions. Pinots were delicious. And, the rose - very refreshing for the warm spring day. Charcuterie board was plentiful for 2 and well prepared. The property is gorgeous. Koi are massive and fun to watch. read more

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Great wine Great venue Great staff. Members for 4 years. They have a wonderful koi pond and multiple seating options. read more

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Beautiful winery in Pinot country. It was relatively quiet when we arrived, and we were treated very well by Cathy and the rest of the staff. Their wines are well made and several made their way home with us. read more

What a gem! Beacon Hill Winery recommended we try Safron Fields and I'm very glad we did! I was surprised by the beautiful koi pond and all of the frogs in their other pond! The property was beautiful, the wine was good and the staff was very friendly. Tasting was $30. There were only two of us and we were able to walk in. I would recommend this place to friends. read more

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This place is truly something else. My wife and I decided to go to this vineyard for my birthday as I wanted to try my hand at wine. It was probably one of the most enjoyable birthdays I've ever had! We signed up for the wine tasting experience and 2 hours passed us by in a flash! The service there was exquisite, all the employees were incredibly nice and very accommodating for us. Their wine was fantastic, and I highly recommend adding the charcuterie board, there wasn't a single thing on there that I didn't like. The vineyard itself is beautiful, they have a beautiful view as it is situated on a hillside. Their yard looks great and is the perfect place to relax. They also have a full Koi pond with a patio that lead right up to it and a nice little trail that goes around it. Even the vineyard building itself looks beautiful, and everything is very clean. I really don't have anything to compare it to price wise, as this is the only vineyard I've been to, but the experience we had was absolutely worth every penny! We will absolutely be visiting again for my wife's birthday and anytime we're in town! read more

Visited Saffron today. I'll start with the good. The wines were pretty good and the setting was beautiful. The charcuterie board was pretty good and the snack tray was good. Now with the bad. The service was really really slow. If it wasn't the length between the popes it was having to actually go into the tasting room (we sat outside on the patio) to get water. Twice. We also had to actually go into the tasting room to revisit one to make a determination of what to by. Continuing the bad. The pours were really small and they weren't using those dreaded measuring devices they stick on top. Maybe they were pacing themselves. For $35, I would have expected more. I've been to close to 100 wineries and it was in the bottom 5 for size of pour. Hard to sample a wine when you get one shot at it. And more bad. At the entrance there was a special offer stating 3 of the wines for $129. Great! What a deal! They were having an event that night so I was thinking great they are trying to sell a lot of wine! I confirmed with out server the price. I go to pay and he suddenly leaves saying the price in computer was wrong. He comes back and says the price was wrong. It was the actually the price of another item on the advertisement. Jackie up the price $40 more dollars. What..... Mind you, we already paid $60 for charcuterie boards, $15 for the snack board and had small pours. I can understand the mistake but it was their mistake. Honor the price and then quickly fix it. TLDR; Saffron isn't cheap, service is slow and their are lots of other places to spend your money at. read more

But for the September review of Yelp friend Jessica K I would not have had Saffron Fields on my radar for a planned pre-Thanksgiving weekend wine tasting stop. So in the spirit of the season I start this review with thanks for hers and also extend her mitzvah by saying this: if you are wine tasting in the Willamette Valley go here! Fabulous new facility with intriguing architecture, gorgeous garden, spectacular views and very good first vintage wines to taste. The owners are husband and wife, Angela Summers and Sanjeev Lahoti, who are engineers from Houston. When they purchased the property in 2004 it was farmland with a barn (that will be of interest later if you read on) with a vision for a winery and winemaking through partnerships with local experts and contractors for the former and winemakers for the latter. FACILITY Set on a knoll, the wine tasting room building was created by a well known architect and the surrounding Asian themed landscaping, including water feature and sculptures and patio to take in the spectacular view, by a world class landscape architect. We had a chance to enjoy time with Angela as she walked us around to look at and talk about the art displayed throughout the facility. She also talked about the awareness on the part of the contractor as the work was unfolding that this was not a building with a garden but a garden with a building. The outside is integral to the structure itself. Some parts of the garden are still a work in progress and we are eager to see outcomes on our return visits. As to the structure, given the barn on the property could not reasonably be modified to become winery, although that was the owners' first thought to respect the land and origins, it was disassembled and the wood from the barn used in constructing this incredible tasting room. Look at the tight grain fir that lines the walls as you come in for just one example of that. Also impressive that they used local contractors for the project and a plaque outside names them and shows the distance from the winery where the businesses are located. Very nice. ART A perfect pairing with wine is art and some of the art here, from a visual graphic of beautiful but poisonous flowers projected on the wall to photos of Buddhist finger poses to bronze sculpture, comes from Angela and Sanjeev's personal collection. Some art, like a unique LED light panel display on one wall, was commissioned for the winery. What a treat to have this kind of gallery to enjoy with wine and views too. TASTING FORMAT Tasting flights are $15 and include five wines including the Saffron Fields first release of Riesling (very, very good - $28 / bottle) as well as their first vintage of Pinot Noir ($48). The former from grapes brought in from the Columbia Valley. The latter from estate grapes was my husband's favorite of the four Pinots poured, theirs plus three others using their grapes made by other local wine makers, such as Roots Saffron Fields Pinot Noir (which was my favorite). Great fun to taste how differently grapes from the same vineyard have nuance in the bottle based on how a winemaker treats them. Fee is refunded with a minimal purchase of any single bottle of Pinot Noir or any $50 total purchase. Metered pours in top quality stemware are offered by friendly and knowledgeable folks behind the tasting bar. During the pre Thanksgiving weekend event any tasting flight also entitled guests to enjoy a lunch of yummy petite sandwiches and fabulous cookies. (Note to self; Find this caterer!) That may be so for Thanksgiving weekend festivities too. TASTING SPACE Standing room at the bar. Also seating inside on a large, custom sectional as well as standard height (yahoo!) tables and chairs. More standard height seating on patio. PARKING A gravel lot right outside the tasting room front entry also includes two paved spaces for accessible parking. If the lot is full I imagine you'll need to park downhill of the long gravel driveway. ACCESSIBILITY From parking layout to pathway in the door to the tasting room and patios outside, this is a beautifully universally accessible facility. Although required to be so by Federal civil rights laws that are nearly 25 years old, it is astounding how many winery's ignore equal access. Kudos to the design and build team, including the owners, for getting this right so all people can get in the door. BOTTOM LINE Saffron Fields is fabulous all around right now. It will be fantabulous when they've settled in in the next year or so. What a find, thanks Jessica K! read more

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The most peaceful winery we visited. Although we went on a Monday so I am assuming that had something to do with it. I bet on the weekends it is crowded. We really enjoyed walking our dog along the japanet garden path next to thekoi pond. We also did a wine tasting with a charcuterie board. indoors they had a lot of art as well. Definitely going to come back! read more

Saffron Fields Vineyard - Wineries Near Me - Yamhill, Oregon

We were so happy we chose this place in early September for the only vineyard we had time to visit for our short trip in The valley. Beautiful landscape and facilities. Lovely patio with great views. Excellent wine so much that we shipped 5 bottles back home to Midwest in STL. Thank you for the hospitality! read more

Absolutely fantastic! Great setting and it was the only vineyard that my friend and I loved everything we tasted. We joined the wine club and can't wait to come back. read more

Saffron Fields Vineyard - Wineries Near Me - Yamhill, Oregon

It has the MOST BEAUTIFUL decoration and ambiance. This place is absolutely amazing. We booked online, and got two charcuterie boards to go with our tastings. We were sat by their coi pond which was absolutely beautiful. They have a great view of the valley. We had an amazing time. We did not end up buying any wine from them, but loved the experience. read more

Super awesome wines and beautiful Japanese koi gardens! Super friendly staff and owner! read more

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Pssst! Only open for three days and I am extremely impressed. Saffron has a gorgeous ultra modern tasting room that doubles as an art gallery. Fingers crossed in 3-4 weeks weeks the landscaping will be done and they will have their own Japanese garden designed by the same man who did Portland's own Japanese Garden. And the wine? It's good. Damn good. The Riesling is excellent. Their pinots are big. Right now they are utilizing three different winemakers but it looks like the main guy will be Tony Rynders. I liked the Roots Pinot the best. Tasting is $15 and their wine club looks affordable. My Yelp friend Michele R should be pleased with the accessibility. Check them out and now you can say you knew them back when... read more

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The wine was well bodied, well balanced, and a variety of different flavors. Ken was very knowledgeable to guide us in our tasting platelets! He was very funny too!! They have a nice Japanese Garden to take a short stroll through and it includes a koi pond as well as a small Lilly pad pond! Aesthetically pleasing to the eye too! read more

Wine, similar to food is so personal. Frankly, food and I go way back ..... unlike wine. We also go way back just not as far. While on our discovery of Portland wine country we wanted to see the most picturesque vineyard and were guided this way. The place is amazing, it is contemporary, cozy and has one of the most amazing outside patios. I could sit there and enjoy a glass of wine day in and day out. Sadly, I was not impressed with the wine but again, it is so personal. It does not mean it is good, does not mean it is bad, just not tasty to my palate. The scenery and the vineyard make up for the taste however! Bring a camera and enjoy! read more

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We loved sitting by the koi pond and enjoying the fabulous wines. Our host was very personable and even gave us a bonus tasting. The views and experience were all around amazing. read more

Minimal, modern tasting room building that looks like it's straight out of an architectural magazine? Yes. Filled with the owner's personal art collection, which include some really nice pieces? Double-yes. Oh, and stellar wines from a few different wine makers (showcasing multiple takes on the same grapes)? This is all sorts of awesome. Seriously, I love tasting wines hand vs. land, and finding out how different wines from the same terroir and vintage can be when made by different folks. The labels being showcased here currently are Roots, Saffron Fields, EiEiO, and Tendril. Saffron Fields is made by Tony Rynders (as mentioned by Jessica K) who used to be the winemaker at Domaine Serene. His private label is Tendril, which I found to be the winning wine (2010 White Label) of the whole set. But all of the wines are fairly big, beautiful productions. The prices are concordant with the quality. However $48 for the Tendril I think is a pretty decent retail. It's a gem. The tasting room is still very much under construction. The building is up, but the grounds are all torn up and in process of becoming a Japanese-style garden. It's apt to be gorgeous. But the building alone is worth stopping in for, even if you don't taste the wine. read more

We love Saffron Fields and have for years! The tasting room, koi pond, gardens, and art are all just beautiful; the owners have really impeccable taste when it comes to crafting a beautiful afternoon. The views abound and the grounds really do feel special to be on. The Pinot Noir is just delicious and a wonderful representation of the options available on the Laughlin Loop. And they have great events; their 4th of July party is literally my fiancé's favorite day of the year! Cheers, everyone! read more

Probably my favorite vineyard of all we visited (and we covered quite a few). The space is beautiful, modern with a lot of natural accents. The ladies serving behind the counter were extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Being able to wonder around the property is fantastic and enjoyable. Really loved this place and am slowly enjoying the wine we brought back. read more

I highly recommend this winery! We had a great time here. We got four wine tastings and four appetizers for 25$ each. It was a great way to taste and get some food in as well. The food ranged from BBQ sliders to delicious samosas. The property was beautiful and our server David was extremely helpful. Great photo opportunities as well as amazing views of the valley. Don't miss the bullfrog living in the pond behind the main building! A big thank you to David for helping us pick out a restaurant for dinner and for giving us great service. read more

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Beautiful old Oregon colaborates with beautiful new Oregon.Together with Saffron Fields winery Zen gardens,art, wine and very possitive energy, create a very wonderful experience. ..... Thank you....... read more

The tasting fee of $25 per person is just way out of line. Especially when they make fell like are ignorant. I guess they are comfortable on a weekend. With only one car in the parking lot. read more

Exceptional winery with a wonderful experience including nice artwork & beautiful architecture that fits the countryside with modern flair. I really live their ponds and reuse of the old buildings to build the new winery. Great reds with some exceptional flavor profiles. Also, make the fireworks on the 5th of July, you'll love it! read more

Enjoyed the wonderful atmoshpere this weekend. Staff is very friendly and the setting is beautiful. We brought a cooler of food and ate outside. Reclaimed wood from the onsite barn was used to build the facility, water feature/pond designed in a Japanese Garden style and art, complete the ensemble. Got cought up in talking about the facility, I almost forgot to talk about the wine. They have been open less than a year, but have been producing since 2010, I think. They are selling everything from 2012 and I'll have to say, we enjoyed the whole flight including the Chardonnay. Great flavors from some of the original soils in the area. They are going to be a force to wreckin with. We only have two places we like to mingle at for a few hours, and this would be one of them. Can't wait to see what they have for the future!!! Disclaimer: We live just over the hill and have to admit, we enjoyed the fireworks from our backyard. Next year, we'll be there to enjoy. read more

This is not the place to visit in what is wonderful Oregon wine country. Save yourself some time and avoid. I've never written a negative review as I always believe in giving a business a second chance, but the experience was just so awful, I felt compelled to warn others. The wine wasn't bad, but it was the service that just made me embarrassed to have brought guests to visit. We left early and went to WillaKenzie which was amazing. The owners need to secret shop their own establishment and see they need a staff upgrade. Terrible experience. read more

Loved this place. The wine was great. Priced well around $48 a bottle for Pinot. Bought two bottles. Tasting fee of $15 is normal around the Willamette Valley and is waived if you buy a bottle. Loved the winemaker's traditional Oregon style to making Pinots. We brought our tweens and they walked around the coi pond...no coi yet but lots of tadpoles for my daughter to catch. The architecture is beautiful. I understand they are planning on having events here. I think a birthday party in the winery would suit me fine! read more

The entire experience from beginning to end was fantastic. The wine was great, the views were great and the charcuterie board was great. We brought our young daughter with us and the staff were remarkable with her. The two women (Andrea and ??) showed her how to do tricks with the dog, let her feed the koi, and took her on a grounds tour with a tasting of the various blueberries. While this level of attention is never expected for children at a winery, it made for an incredibly enjoyable experience when most wineries pretend our very well behaved daughter doesn't even exist. We will definitely be back and enjoying all it has to offer. read more

We were there the 3rd day been open. Loved the wines, specially the Saffron Fields Wine. It was like ... Hey, I'm here and you'll never forget me! I must say, all u tasted were fantabulous. Plus, if you love a gorgeous setting, beautiful reclaimed wood from their old barn & amazing blown glass... Please come. I cant wait to come back in a few years to see how it's moving along. read more

Really good wine. So good that we even joined their wine club! If you are in the area, it's a really great winery to visit.