Very rural and rustic farmhouse setting. We sat on the back porch and enjoyed the crisp fall air…read morewhile tasting a flight of tasty red and white wines. Reasonable pricing, friendly leisurely service and cozy country charm. My only issue was while sitting on the porch, I was inspecting all the projects that needed attention as the farmhouse is probably past the renovation cost versus teardown and rebuild!

We made a reservation in advance and were really looking forward to visiting this winery,…read moreespecially since we had brought my parents from far away for what we hoped would be a memorable experience. Unfortunately, it turned out to be quite disappointing. While some members of our group were doing the wine tasting, the rest of us were not allowed to order wine and had to wait until the tasting was finished. It didn't make sense that we couldn't simply enjoy a glass of wine while waiting. It was quite cold outside, so we asked if we could move indoors. We were told that the indoor tables were reserved, and instead we were offered blankets. Although we appreciated the gesture, it wasn't a comfortable solution given the weather. We had booked the 2:00 p.m. reservation (the online booking only offered 2:00 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. time slots), but by 3:00 p.m. our tasting had to be wrapped up. If reservations are limited to one hour, that should be made much clearer during the booking process. To make matters worse, the wine we were most looking forward to tasting was never served. It was only after we asked about it that we were told it had sold out. This is something that should have been communicated before the tasting began, not after we noticed it was missing. We came a long way hoping to share a special winery experience with my parents, but poor communication and the way the experience was managed made the visit far less enjoyable than we had expected. I hope the winery improves its communication and reservation process so future guests have a better experience.

Hands down, my favorite winery from my recent trip. The back grassy area with the Adirondack chairs…read morewas calling my name from the moment we arrived. What a vibe! Sip wine, get some sun, play a little corn hole...it was the perfect afternoon. The staff is very knowledgeable and friendly and the wine is OUTSTANDING. I can't say enough good things about Eagle Nest Reserve!

This is an amazing vineyard run by the best people!! We wanted to spend a calm afternoon in a…read morevineyard and did not want to drive too far out from Hillsboro. Eagles Nest popped up on Google Maps and away we went. This vineyard is like an eagles nest - you have views of the beautiful sky, rolling hills and the urban buildings of Hillsboro in the distance. They have only started making wine in the last couple of years, so the vineyard is still new. We walked through some of the vines and you could see grapes in different stages of growth. There are a few tables, a few Adirondack chairs and soft rolling grass that you can sit and enjoy the views on. The wine? Delicious! We tried the red flight which was a mix of roses and reds. The wine making here is based on naturalized farming techniques and limited interventions. They depend on the silt from the nearby Columbia River to enrich the grapes. I'm not a fan of reds but I enjoyed this vineyard a lot! We will be back when we are in Oregon next time :)

I purchased a Living Social coupon and it was due to expire. So, I while I had planned to use this…read morecoupon during the sunny summer months,alas, here it was late October and the rain had started. This property is off the beaten path, but well signed and you have to know in advance that this location is at the end of Dick Road (so keep going). I had looked it up on the map and noticed that fact so I knew that at the end of the road there would be the vineyard. We pulled up to a house but it had various golf carts and other implements around so it appeared that no one resided there. The sign on the front door said join us outside on the patio just down the stairs. So, we followed down the stairs (I'm not sure what you do if you cannot do stairs--it looks like you maybe able to pull around on another side but I'm not clear on that) I would probably call first if I had any kind of mobility issues. We walked a little ways and saw a lighted room and so we went inside. Turns out this is the bathroom and not where they were wine tasting. We kept walking through the patio and there was no one in site. Finally, we spotted a large tent that was put up and the tasting area was set up there. We walked in and were casually greeted by a young girl who proceeded to tell us what they were out of and wanted to know if we wanted to taste a wine. I said that we had a coupon for the lunch basket and she wanted the info off of that and she would go and make it up. She then took off to go do that leaving us huddled on some damp chairs under the tent with another couple. It was about 48 degrees under the tent and they had heaters for the outdoors but they weren't lit. The YS and I were beginning to think we should get the food to go and forget the wine. Then the owner Melinda came out and asked if we wanted to taste a wine and proceeded to tell us a bit about them and we decided to split a tasting. She told us about how their vineyard as well as their farm acreage (they have about 70 acres). While we were talking the girl brought out the food and set it down not saying anything to anyone. I later asked Melinda if that was for us and she said yes. Melinda also quickly lit the heaters when she got out there she said that her helper (the girl from earlier) didn't know how to do it. I think the girl needs some training as she's doing a great business a real disservice. We ended up eating our lunch which was very tasty and bought a bottle of wine to enjoy with our lunch as well as two bottles to take home. I will say that our first impression was not a great one based on the girl and her demeanor we were going to eat and leave. Melinda is very friendly and customer service oriented. I will definitely be back again. If we didn't have two wine club memberships already we would have joined theirs as they have fun events with the wine pick ups as well as other events open to the general public. Beautiful setting, I would highly recommend.

Since it's be closest Winery to our house we had to check it out! We were very pleased with the…read morewines and venue. The only critique is that the grounds were not kept up as well as they could be. This spot could be a true gem!

It looks like a great location, big grounds, large parking area. I was there for the Peruvian…read morefestival and then check out the Scotch church winery. The winery was very off beat, old rustic style, clean, decorated.

Nice winery with a beautiful setting. Good wine. They had music the afternoon we were there which…read morewas enjoyable.

Love this little gem of a tasting room for Silas wines!…read more We probably would not have known about this if it had not been for our server over at The Blue Goat! She highly recommended it, so we walked over after our lunch! This was one of the best tasting we've had in awhile. The wines, atmosphere, and wine maker (forgot his name, doh!) were all great! All the wines we tasted were solid- from Rose to Reds to Malbac. And the stories behind the names of the wines were fun to listen to also. The PDX was my fav, along with the Rose. As the wine maker says " our Rose was intentional" and you can tell they put a lot of love into their wines. A must recommendation to all my friends! The little drive out to Amity is definatley worth it!

Nice small tasting room for a small winery. Very "boutique" but in feel. You won't find their wines…read moreat your local liquor store, and if you like small production, this is the place to go. Server was knowledgeable. Pinot noirs were good, well priced, and I bought a couple of bottles (waives the tasting fee if you purchase 2 bottles). Definitely recommend.

Amanda is just fantastic! My friends and I booked her for a day trip to Willamette in February…read more She was so wonderful that I booked her again when I went back to wine country with my husband. She's organized, prompt, knows the area well, and provided us with a lot of information about the Willamette Valley. I would highly recommend using her!!! Five stars.

A perfect day of wine tasting with a wonderful guide who thought of everything! Amanda went above…read moreand beyond to make the day special. Highly recommend!

Our family was in Portland for a wedding, and the bride was so thoughtful to set up this tour…read morethrough the Columbia River Gorge for her guests. Jeff is an excellent guide and picked us up at our hotel. We were able to see Latourell, Multnomah, and Wakheena waterfalls; Bonneville Dam; and various scenic viewpoints. He provided interesting information and stories about the various points of interest, complete with visuals that we passed around in the shuttle. It was a great time and an efficient way to spend a morning if you're only visiting Portland for a few days and don't have a rental car.

This review is way overdue. Our family traveled to Portland…read morein August. As we were planning our trip, I did some research about wine country tours and reached out to Jeff - he answered all of my questions, explained how he can plan the day for us. We went with a private tour so Jeff provided door to door service, gave us a lot of information on the area wineries, some history and set up our tastings in the 3 wineries. We thoroughly enjoyed the day and services provided by Jeff!

Charlie was the best guide and created a unique wine tasting experience for us. His recommendations…read morewere excellent and we met with incredible wine makers and winery owners. His knowledge of wine and the region made it highly educational yet in a casual manner. We highly recommend touring with Charlie.

Had a wonderful day with Charlie at OWG! A memorable and educational experience!read more