Sandra B.

We had a great time ! Our host was wonderful, she was able to make great recommendations based on our taste preference. She was attentive, friendly and knowledgeable. Great wines and great service ! They offer outdoor seating, they are dog friendly and the tasting felt intimate and inviting. We made a new friend during our visit and ended up enjoying a glass of wine.

Vickie G.

After not being able to make a reservation online, I called and talked to a very nice gentleman. I told him we were coming home from the coast about 15 minutes away and asked if we could come in for a tasting. He said they weren't taking anymore tasting reservations for the day but we were welcome to come in for a glass of wine. We were welcomed in and the gentleman introduced us to Reegan who was very helpful and also very nice. They have a beautiful tasting room, with flavorful wines. On the enclosed unheated patio, they provide blankets. Lovely afternoon. We can't wait to go again when we can try more in a tasting.

We visited several vineyards during our stay in the area and this one is our favorite. It has the best view, best charcuterie board, and best wine. Also, their prices are lower than other wineries. A++ all around.

Lisa M.

Van Duzer was one of the last wineries we checked out while in the Willamette Valley but it definitely had one of the best views. You do have to travel down a long, gravel road so give yourself a few extra minutes because that definitely slows you down. Once you arrive though, you realize the drive was worth the views! Our server for the day was extremely friendly- she started our pour off with an extra tasting (rose) that was not on the menu. She also helped to inform us about the wine club and was not pushy when we declined it for the time being. I enjoyed all the reds (not a huge white wine fan in general) but my favorite had to be the 2017 Alchemy Pinot. I would have gone home with a bottle of this if it weren't for having to fly home & no room to add it. The tasting fee is $20 but we had the BOGO deal with the Priority Wine Pass. Additionally, the tasting fee is waived with a 2 bottle purchase. I would visit here again if back in the area!

Megan S.

Great patio and sweeping views. We popped in late on a Friday afternoon for a quick tasting ($10 pp, but you can actually share a tasting if you like). Justin was helpful, knowledgable about the property and wines, and just a cool dude to chat with while we sipped. My husband made the comment that he liked every single one of the wines we tasted--he's normally a beer drinker, so it's not common for him to like them all--much to my dismay, as I usually get his leftovers. ;) Important: They do not sell glasses of wine or bottles to open/consume on property starting one hour before they close (4pm), so plan accordingly.

Amber M.

Beautiful property and wine! Big thanks to Justin, the tasting room manager for being so chill and walking us through our wine tasting. I'd recommend packing a picnic lunch, buying a bottle of their rose, and sitting outside on their gorgeous patio overlooking the vineyards and valleys. I loved this winery because the tasting room isn't supersized, the bar fits about 12 people comfortably - it's intimate and personable. For every $30 you buy in wine, you get your $10 tasting fee waived - naturally we bought a couple. One for the vineyards patio and one for later.

Taylor E.

The best feature of this Winery is the amazing view. Even if you don't drink wine you should go for the view. The wine tasting was $10 per person for 5 wines, but they let you share. The portions were also more generous than the other vineyards we visited and the wine was tastier. I would definitely come back here if I'm ever in Oregon again.

Gretchen F.

This vineyard has the grand daddy of all possible views. It sits atop a rolling hill from which you can see far into the surrounding fields and mountains -- absolutely beautiful! I couldn't get enough -- they even have these cool windmill sculpture things that catch the breeze and make you feel all tranquil. The wine tasting is $10, which is a little bit steep, but we were able to share tastings and the wine was indeed VERY good. They were unfortunately sold out of their famous Dijon Block Pinot, but we tried a house blend that had a large percentage of the Dijon Block in it, and it was delicious. I can only imagine how good the straight stuff is, haha. I highly, highly recommend bringing a picnic basket full of goodies, grabbing a bottle of vino, and wasting away the day on the grass here. Bonus? They play AWESOME music -- The Shins, Mumford... totally chill.