Always a good time up on the hill. Good wine, frozen drinks, and rotating food options. Always on…read morethe lookout for the pizza truck. Live music, good service and stunning views.

The venue itself is absolutely stunning. The grounds are beautiful, and the getting-ready suites…read morewere spacious, comfortable, and a wonderful place to spend the morning with the wedding party. From a purely aesthetic standpoint, this venue is exceptional. Unfortunately, the experience with the coordination team did not match the quality of the venue. There were several preventable issues that impacted the day. One guest table was completely missing during the reception and had to be requested during cocktail hour. Additionally, when timeline questions arose, the couple were told that the DJ should have been coordinating with the venue. While the DJ was not one of the venue's preferred vendors, we felt that facilitating communication between vendors is a fundamental responsibility of a wedding coordinator, regardless of whether those vendors are on a preferred list. There was also a cultural tradition incorporated into the celebration that had been discussed with and approved by the venue in advance. The tradition created dust on the floors and carpet, and the couple apologized and expressed their willingness to cover any necessary cleaning or repair costs. Rather than approaching the situation collaboratively, they received an email afterward that felt unnecessarily harsh and focused solely on this issue, without acknowledging the coordination challenges they experienced throughout the planning process and on the wedding day. This venue has so much potential because the property itself is truly beautiful. However, I believe the coordinators would benefit from additional training in event management, communication, professionalism, and client service. Weddings are significant milestones, and couples should feel supported, respected, and confident that the details they have entrusted to the venue will be handled with care. If you're considering this venue, I would highly recommend it for its beauty. I would also encourage future couples to ask detailed questions about the coordination services provided and to clearly establish expectations in advance.

I can't decide which was more stunning at this hidden gem. The lovely stone architecture or the…read moregorgeous gardens and surrounding walkways. Lime and olive trees, eucalyptus, cactus, and so many flowers, vines and bushes. My husband and I felt like we stepped into a countryside winery in Spain or Italy. The Pinots, Sauvignon Blanc were delicious and we even lucked out by going on a day when there was an opera singer sharing her voice with the crowd. $15 a person for 6 generous tastes is unheard of these days!!! Tastings are offered only on Saturdays from 1-4 pm, and they require a reservation. You can bring your own food/picnic. We really enjoyed learning about the owners' journey and how they built this must see paradise tucked away in Oregon City. I will be going back many more times and bringing friends!

I have to start off saying that I did have a genuinely amazing time and am so glad I came to their…read more'A Bohemian Affair'. I heard about it pretty close to the event and my friends I came with had heard of the winery before. I went in with no real expectations. I get around by cane and am a lot more mobile somedays than others. I cannot recommend this to anyone with mobility issues. I was able to get around a bit but the parking lot is gravel, there is a VERY epic hill one needs to hike up that is also gravel and steep and the grounds are very uneven throughout with rough stairs and such. Where they wanted most people to "sit" to picnic was a hill of gravel. The lawns are uneven. The space is gorgeous but again, this is a nightmare if you have any mobility challenges. I truly appreciate the thought given to everything here and I sincerely feel that they are just doing the wine as a means to fund their gardening and space which makes me clap and scream bravo. The space is gorgeous though i saw some of the website photos and some of the areas I think were better previously - they seem to keep adding gravel and I wish they would go with that old world feel they are trying and even do cobble or stone walks. Anything but gravel. Which brings me to the wine... I chose the rose and that is one of the first bottles of wine I genuinely found uncomfortable to drink. My friends said their Pinot Noir was just as awful. I noticed later that even the label is haphazard. It was shockingly bad and I am not a wine snob in the least. So, with all that... I say that is you want to experience a sort of rustic Spanish villa you stumbled on to definitely drop in. I am sure their tastings are maybe where is at for some but their tasting room has an incredible view of the grounds so that alone is probably worth the gravel trek in and $15.

Amazing family-owned winery with fun events!…read more I went to Pete's Mountain Vineyard Annual Holiday Sip & Shop and had a great time. They had several local vendors with an assortment of gifts. Sometimes I feel holiday markets are too "crafty" for me, but luckily this market actually offers really cute, high-quality, useful products. Aside from the event, the views here are gorgeous and the service is very friendly and down to earth.

Beautiful spot! Flights & snacks. Had live music when we stopped in. Friendly staff. Sat…read moreoutside during our visit. Great parking.

Stop in on a date night and had a great time. We got the charcuterie board which was big and paired…read morewell with the tasting flights we got. Server was friendly and attentive.

Here's the story. This mother daughter duo - had a vision. To bring diverse and high quality wines…read moreto the West Linn area - a small boutique community in the portland metro area, where wine enthusiasts call home but strangely struggle to get a wine country experience outside of our beloved local wineries. A place to taste a variety of PNW, Californian, French and international wines - paired with local artisan foods (I'll get to that later). Covid was a challenger in their intended first opening - but here they are Fall of 2025. Lucky is (locals)! Today I enjoyed a white wine flight, with wines from the Oregon columbia valley, Washington gorge, California Russian River and New Zealand. It's fun to break out - and taste the world! Then I saw they had one of my favorites - Le Ecole Chenin Blanc...so I had to order a chilled glass of that! Unfortunately I came with a full stomach - so didn't order any food. All local artisan sourced...ravioli, Draper family chicken, cheese and crab...but what I'm really looking forward to at my next visit is their (local) Pudding River cheese fondue! With sausage, baguette and apples if you like! Yes please and thank you. I also learned that great cheese pairing, art & wine events are scheduled. So sign up and make your fall and winter rich with great wine, food, new experiences and really great people!

I took a barre3 community class here and stayed for a wine and snacks afterwards. We were the only…read moreones there on a Saturday afternoon but we're told more people are expected in the evenings as they are open until 8 PM. The inside was clean but a little dated. In my opinion, it is a bit overpriced for what you get for food and wine there. But, the appeal is that there are very few people who visit there, and it would be a great place to enjoy some time in the sun. I saw they have golf and pickleball there which might be something we endeavor in the future!

Lovely setting. We sat outdoors on the deck and enjoyed listening to the cows across the way. Great…read moreplace to meet up with friends. The wine is so so. We had both of the flights and were not impressed with any. None of the staff seemed to know much about any of the wines. "We sell a lot of bottles of this one," was the answer to is it a sweet wine. There were signs pointing to walks but none of the staff were forthcoming with any information. We were one of two small groups there. Not sure if we'll try this one again or not.

This was such a fun experience. We went as a team to visit the Alloro Winery during our visit we…read morehad a tour, enjoyed lunch, and an amazing wine tasting. Alloro has beautiful views whether you sit inside or outdoors, the beautiful full of pollinators, just added to the beauty. It was such a treat and they have events going on to enhance the experience like enjoying chestnuts grown on their property in the winter. This is a must try and the employees are amazing. We had the privilege to interact with Michael, Ryan, and other team members. Everyone was friendly and fun.

First time at this winery and it was very beautiful, the views are so nice and the vibe is lovely…read more The wine and bread and snacks were very good. The bread was a little salty for my taste but it's very good. Our server was very very nice and I enjoyed his service. However there was another worker there that I found to be a bit rude. We had already gotten checked in by our server and had asked to sit at the table with the better view and he had already set it up and was just get it g water when another server interrupted us had asked us our name/ info, and claimed we had no reservation (which we did and we even showed her to email to prove it) and we tried to explain to her that we had already been helped and checked in but she was talking over us and ignoring us and saying what we wanted wasn't available even though we already had it. Overall not sure what that was about bc the entire time we stayed there till closing there were open tables

They were closed dispute yelp saying they were open How…read moresad. So, call ahead to mske sure theh are open, its out of the way and off the beaten path.

Very good wine. Great service. Great prices. I definitely recommend this small, family owned…read morewinery. Worth the drive if you don't live in Oregon City. This small winery makes you feel at home. Bring your friends and give them a try. You will be thankful!! They have award winning wines and some great grapes.

We decided to go to Ponzi after realizing they are Willamette Valley pioneers who had come from Los…read moreGatos. What an incredible place! The winery is an architectural work of art. The wines are very good to excellent. We both chose their home flight, which paired a chardonnay and a Pinot noir served side by side. Interesting concept. We also ordered the charcuterie board which was amazing (pricey, too!). At the end, we decided to join their club because it just makes sense. If you go, you may decide that, too. It was a special experience and memorable. I recommend.

We were there for the kids weekend movie and it was a hit, spendy but a hit!…read more My little one loved the Mac and cheese and they had a popcorn bowl she fill a bowl from; always winning. I had the farmers cheese and it was good and a large enough serving i could have shred it. People around us ordered the full board and it was massive enough for 2 very hungry people or 3/4 people sharing. The staff was amazing! Very friendly and so willing to help you pick a wine and provided table service. The sparkling Blanc de Blanc was so amazing I broke my wine budget just to take a bottle home to my very picky man. He gave it the thumbs up, huge win!!, and it will become a splurge wine for us; we love dry sparkling wine.