Charlotte is amazing. Every time we go there she welcome us and our friends like we are family. we…read moredid the French picnic this time and it was amazing. The place, the wine, and the people make this winery experience above the rest!!!!

Came for the kittens and returned for the confident healed female forward energy. This is where you…read morebring your strong women to relax, connect, and have fun. The space and the people bring both of those things in a very unique and beautiful way. I appreciate that they offer alcohol free wine flights for those of us that choose to forgo the alcohol at times. In addition to their tastings I attended The Last Supper event which paired food and libations to music that honored musicians who passed in tragic ways. The entire event was executed with precision, style, and respect to the artists. Their events are exactly the vibe I fit into as an elder millennial genX woman who strives for life long fun and spice but isn't afraid of a little depth. If ever I were to join a wine club this would be it.

This is a small, "homey" winery with great wine and they know how to treat guests. Recently…read moreacquired by Cooper Mountain Vineyards, they still maintain their small winery feel. They old farmhouse and barn (converted to a tasting room) are quaint, comfortable and relaxing. We often see a gentleman named Charles there, and he is very knowedgable and a great host. This is a fun place to taste great wine and a great place to bring out-of-town guests.

We loved our large group tasting at ArborBrook! Charles was very informative and educated us on all…read moreof their wines. The setting and structures are also beautiful. Amazing wines and fantastic staff.

This winery has become one of my new favorites this year. It has beauty, charm, hospitality, and…read morefantastic 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.

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

Furioso Vineyards was the last winery my group of friends visited on our self-guided tour of the…read moreWilliamette Valley, and it was quite the showstopper. Furioso is very modern and hip. Their inside tasting room is beautifully designed, and the high glass walls provide guests sweeping views of the Williamette Valley. They proudly fly the gay pride flag at their property, and I'm pretty sure an employee told me almost half of their staff are members of the LGBTQIA+ community. The customer service here is also exceptional. The weather was beautiful during my group's visit, so we opted to sit outside and enjoy our wines right by the grapevines. There was a sleek water wall right behind us that helped to cool the air around us, allowing us to enjoy the dreamy setting in style and comfort.

We finished our wine tasting day here today. They put out a wonderful spread of salad choices and…read morepizza for our group. Well done!! Not to mention the wine was superb. Prompt and friendly service. Beautiful view from the patio. My favorite was the 2021 L'Altra Pinot Noir.

Chehalem Cultural Center is a community gem with many activities, workshops, classes, performances…read moreand a rotating gallery of art by local artists. I've taken pottery classes here and its a decent community studio. My favorite instructor is Mindy Beauchamps - if you have a chance to take a class with her you'll love it!

Most mornings you will encounter homeless people treating the front entrance and park like a hotel…read more When raising concerns with the Direct of the Chehalem center I was ignored. You can only reach the director via email. I even reach out to the police serval time but the Chehalem center refused to have the individual trespassed so their hands are tie, all they can do is ask them to leave. They also run multiple business out of this building including a preschool. They do not prioritize the safety of the children or other business by allowing Homeless people to sleep where ever they like and go in and use the same restroom in the building.

Over the hills, through the woods and up the hill you go. Sealionne just made it's mark this year…read moreas one of the best spots to go wine tasting in Oregon - definitely. The new location is perched on a hill with a sweet airstream and covered tasting patio. Google maps guided us onto a sketchy unpaved road so we almost aborted our mission to visit. I'm so thankful we kept going and found this sweet spot. Locals and visitors have to visit this place - now. Definitely go if you are searching for an awesome spot to relax and enjoy wine. The views are just breathtaking and hypotonic with the ever-changing clouds. This winery just moved into a top place on my list to take friends or tourists that plan to visit Oregon. Reservations are recommended, but walk-ins are welcome. Tastings in 2024 are $20 a person, but comes with a million dollar view. The Pinot is delicious, definitely savor it - or take home a case of it - if money isn't an issue. Our server Kevin was engaging and knowledgeable. I will definitely visit again. The only disappointment was the port-a-potty restroom. Although extremely clean, it was really difficult to see while inside since it's situated under the portico behind the wine bins. Hopefully in the future, they can possibly develop a sustainable winery that has better facilities or get luxury loos. I also think this spot would be too cold to visit in the winter - November - February (since it's primarily an outside venue.)

Really wonderful Sommelier who was so outgoing and fun to talk to (Erik). Lovely lovely spot. Be…read morecareful driving up. Definitely come for the view and great conversation.

Secluded and tucked away for the best kind of relaxation!!!! ... with wine!…read more Lots of seating and they do recommend reservations as they can get busy. We booked for the the indoor seating in case it rained but it was so beautiful outside! We opted for an outdoor table with views. The wine was delicious, staff was friendly and attentive. The wine tasting menu is very reasonable. We very much enjoyed our visit and will be returning.

We came here as a group. I think my friend had tasting cards so that all of us got our tasting…read moreflight comped. I hadn't been to this particular winery before. It sits on a hillside with the fields of grapes splayed out before you. It's beautiful. It's literally Utopia. I wish that it remained a utopian experience. I don't know about you but I expect excellent service while at a winery. This time when we visited Utopia, albeit our tasting flights were comped, their goal at the end of the day is to get you to buy a bottle(s) or become a wine club member. So when I go limping in and ask the man behind the counter if he can recycle my glass bottle he says yes he can but then as I approach him he tells me I can just go ahead and take it outside to the white bin. From this interaction I left the tasting room and the winery host and that the winery host with the strong sensation of sour grapes. The host arrived with very good timing just as most of us had finished off our first pour which was as I recall a very fruity, like and alcohol fruit salad served very chilled. It was actually quite good. Next came three Pinot noirs. I typically do not care fore Pinot noir wines, But I will usually find at least one Pinot that pleases me. This was no exception. The first Pinot in our flight was ok. I was the wine list showed only our tasting flight. The second Pinot was a delight, it was full flavored and peppery, such a nice surprise. The last Pinot I don't think anyone liked. On to the Chardonnay. It was described to us as being aged in first oak, and then stainless steel. I would have enjoyed it more if it was only aged in oak, If you find yourself in the neighborhood, by all means, stop by. There is something on the menu for everyone. 2023 - Review # 40