We had a delightful time at Purple Hands Winery. I'm in the wine industry and appreciated the…read morefriendliness and knowledge that our Host Bobby gave us. He took us through the wine list of beautiful Pinots. Now I realize why the Willamette valley is truly a wine destination. Each and everyone was truly amazing. Don't miss trying their Chardonnay's. In the last few years I have been turned off on Chardonnays but the ones from this region has turned my head. Tasting room is located right in the town of Dundee. Don't miss lunch at Red Hill Market

This was the best wine we've had - and our server was wonderful. It's a small tasting room - there…read moreis a lovely patio but there was noise from the street nearby. We ordered a bottle so can't speak to the tasting menu but suffice it to say that we liked it enough that multiple bottles came home with us.

This winery has a really nice selection of wines and port's. They are one of the few Willamette…read moreValley wineries that has a great selection of big bold reds, in addition to some well crafted Pinot Noir's. The tasting room was manned by Luke, who was great to hang out with and very knowledgeable about what he was pouring, the tasting room is large and accommodating. We added them to our collection of wine clubs, which we only do when we like everything they poured.

The tasting room is really cozy, with a wood fire and comfy chairs for chillaxing, in addition to…read morethe bar area. Tastings are $30 but they'll waive that if you make a $150 purchase. The staff are extremely knowledgeable about the local wines in the Willamette Valley area. I concentrated on the locally grown grapes (they do use California grapes too). Very light. No hard sell. Dog friendly too!

Stopped by during a mother daughter trip along the coast. Michelle was fantastic and we couldn't…read morehave asked for a better spot to spend our Friday night. We ended up buying a bottle of the 2013 Coleman and it was perfect! A must see for sure! Thanks Michelle

We had a wonderful time at Seufert Winery with friends sharing some great and affordable wine and…read morebeer in the quaint courtyard overlooking the park and next to the cute gift shop. The interior of the tasting room is lovely too. Michelle is a local wine maker sourcing the best grapes from the area for the wines she produces. She also offers small plates and a fantastic charcuterie board. You should check out all that Dayton offers.

Kiff never EVER has bad wine. Rose is phenomenal. It's a bit richer and sweeter than most in the…read more#pnw but it's different palate is phenomenal in my opinion. Their reds are perfect in my opinion. No better Pinots. Every year the wine continues to get better and better I've never been super excited about whites but their Chardonnay is my favorite. And what is better than a great wine and a beautiful view? The fact that Joel and Laurie treat EVERYONE like family. It is phenomenal wine done by family. What's better than that?!?

The personalized experience was high value. The and care…read moreput into the wines was outstanding. We were able to step outside and see the actual vines growing the grapes making the good wine possible. The flavor of the wines are amazing We are waiting to get our next bottles of wine and expect to be ongoing customers.

Most vineyards require reservation or no kids allowed during COVID. We called Saturday morning and…read morewe got a reservation on the same day immediately. When we got there, the place is very charming. The backyard is huge. There are so many outdoor tables. The service was very friendly. We felt that we were so lucky to find this place. However, all the wines that we tried are mediocre. All the wines are so light. I wish the wines were much better quality.

Keeler Estate Vineyard is the best vineyard. Sure, their biodynamic wines are great and the…read morevineyard is beautiful and family-owned. But what you'll get here that you will get nowhere else is Paco. Paco is the resident vineyard black tri Australian Shepherd and he is the bestest boy. He takes you on tours around the vineyard and hangs out with you during tastings on the porch. Highly recommend.

Cesar (sp) was great!!! Entertaining and knowledgeable about the winery and the history of wine in…read morethe area. We had a great time with him and Aaron is also very nice and knowledgeable as a host.

I'm glad I visited the tasting room to learn about the history of this vineyard. It's not super…read morefancy, but rather simple. The gentleman guiding us through the tasting was full of knowledge about the winery and process of making the wines. We enjoyed the wines we tried. It won't take long here so plan to stop by if it fits into your schedule.

We enjoyed our time at MonksGate Vineyard in Yamhill County, outside of Carlton. This was one of…read moreour stops on a custom wine tour in Willamette Valley, a.k.a. Oregon Wine Country. What stood out to me about MonksGate, compared to the other wineries and vineyards we visited, was the wonderful view we had during our wine tasting. We were outside, perched atop a mound, underneath trees, with a picnic table, umbrella, Adirondack chairs, and a side/end table, looking out onto seemingly endless vineyards. The weather was perfect and the atmosphere was calm and serene. We also pretty much had the whole place to ourselves except for one couple with a dog. Speaking of which, MonksGate is dog-friendly. As soon as we parked and got out of the car, we were greeted by the MonksGate owner's dog, Fizzy. Fizzy is a well-behaved and well-groomed Airedale Terrier. Fizzy and the other customers' small dog, Jimmy, hung out with us during our tasting. It added to our experience. This is a family-owned-and-operated vineyard. Along with Fizzy, we were greeted by Rebecca Moore, second-generation vineyard owner. In 1998, Rebecca's parents, Ron and Linda Moore, founded the 50-acre farmland where MonksGate sits today. The vineyard itself is 20 acres. It was named "MonksGate" because monks from the nearby Trappist Abbey (Our Lady of Guadalupe) walked across the land as a form of meditation. The Moores installed an access gate to allow the monks to continue their walks. Rebecca conducted the tasting. She had an assistant with her. They were both very friendly and welcoming. Below is a list of what we had with prices per bottle at the time of our visit. * 2023 North Block Dry Rose ($28) * 2019 Classic Pinot Noir ($42) * 2021 Classic Pinot Noir ($42) * 2023 Dry Riesling ($29) * 2023 "Fizzy" Sparkling Dry Riesling ($39) There was a tasting menu with helpful tasting notes. Also, Rebecca did a great job explaining each wine as she served them. I'm not a wine connoisseur so all I can tell you is I thought all five wines tasted fantastic. I'd be happy with any one of them at dinner or a social gathering, etc. My favorite was the 2019 pinot noir. How the notes described that one: "2019 was a cooler, more 'traditional' vintage, with rain during harvest keeping flavor phenolics bright and notes on the nose floral and spicy. The palate of this wine is rife with ripe raspberries, the finish long and balanced." By the time you read this, they'll probably be sold out. We had a Saturday 3pm reservation for a group of eight. The total cost of the tasting was $252.20, which worked out to $31.53 per person. We left the vineyard shortly before 4:30pm, so we stayed just under 1.5 hours. When we left, Rebecca and her assistant started to close up shop -- we were the last customers for the day. I will say, for as nice a property as this is, I thought it was a little weird how the restroom - at least the one we used - was an outdoor porta-potty. I've done a lot of wine tastings over the years and this was the first vineyard/winery to have a porta-potty as the restroom. Not a big deal for us, but just thought I'd point it out.

What a nice place to go for wine! We came and opened their rose and sat inside to enjoy it. They…read morehave both indoor and outdoor seating areas with so many choices to choose from. We were able to hear about the winery and have a wonderful conversation with the owner, Rebecca and also talked to the other tasting room staff which was so fun! Great place to go and a winery not to be missed! Thanks for making our visit so wonderful.

No food here as it is a winery only. The service was personalized and sooo friendly and their wines…read moregreat. We were served outside under a gazebo in cushioned chairs with a great view with the owner coming to chat with us. We loved all their wines but leaned toward their Pinot Gris as our favorite. If we lived closer we would definitely be back so we opted to be a wine club member! Good job J Wrigley!

Most wineries in Oregon require a reservation a few weeks in advance. But luckily we called on the…read moresame day and got an appointment immediately. Initially I was skeptical about this place. This place is located at the top of hill. We sat on outdoor seating. We really enjoyed the view and weather. The wines that we had for tasting are typical Oregon wines. We enjoyed the bubble and their dessert wine. The bubble is very smooth. I love the way to taste inside my mouth. The dessert wine is so unique and not too sweet. However it is flavorful. Lastly the service is super friendly. I highly recommend this place.