Adelsheim Vineyard

Robert was a amazing, he was very patient and explained so much about this area. We enjoyed the view and atmosphere. Highly recommend

I did a tasting with friends and we had a wonderful time. We arrived late afternoon on a Saturday and there was maybe one other table of people outside despite the beautiful July day. Great wine, great views, great atmosphere. The staff were so friendly and accommodating. We also loved the charcuterie board.

We were a big group here for a tasting and they were extremely accommodating. We enjoyed their Chardonnays (not usually big fans of white) and really loved their Pinots! It’s a beautiful location and our guide Bradley was full of information, stories and fun facts making the experience so enjoyable!

Faith did a wonderful job of balancing our large tasting group (6) plus 3 non tasters styles. Like give me the details and history vs chatting not listening. The grounds gorgeous ! The wine was delicious and amazing, One of the first wineries in OR.l 1971. You want to buy the wine which pays for the tasting. Great value. Faith is so kind and informative. Ask for her …will visit again!

Ambience, food, information about the wines in the Vineyard and his own. Excellent customer service by Jacob and Veronica

Adelsheim vineyard was more than wine tasting, it was a wine experience. Faith, our "wine educator," was fantastic. She guided us through our tasting, and provided an afternoon of great wine, learning and conversation. Sitting outside under a canopy, viewing the vineyard, tasting wine, engaging conversation...that's the way to experience wine.

Googled “kid friendly wineries” and Adelsheim came up and we scored the jackpot! Our group had 3 kids under the age of 2. The staff were accommodating and welcoming. We had a great experience with our host Jacob, who educated us on the wines we tasted and answered all of our questions. We were able to let the kiddos crawl and run in the grassy area while enjoying the wine and the beautiful scenery. Our group couldn’t have had a better experience than our visit at Adelsheim! Can’t wait to come back again.

Dropped in for an afternoon tasting, a beautiful winery and wonderful wine! My group tried glasses of different wines, plus a cider, all really lovely! From sparkling to rose to Pinot, recommend these wines!

Beautiful Venue, Amazing Wine, and Excellent Host! Adelsheim Vineyard was a highlight of our trip! The venue is stunning, and we loved sitting outside under the shade on a beautiful day. Our host, Bradley, was fantastic--super accommodating, knowledgeable, and made the experience truly memorable. The wines were outstanding, and they ended up being our favorites from the entire trip. We can't wait to come back!

The wine tasting experience at Adelsheim felt like a visit with old friends. Our wine concierge Pablo made us feel so welcome and we learned a lot about the wine making process. He was both fun and informative. They have a beautiful garden, which they allow guests to walk through. They have a diverse wine lineup on the tasting menu, but it is heavy on chardonnay and Pinot noir. The charcuterie board was a great addition to the tasting. We could have spent the entire afternoon on their beautiful patio eating cheese and drinking wine.

Came here first time this summer had a wonderful experience outside under the tent. Our wine steward made our tasting memorable going through the flight menu and pouring a few different ones for some outstanding comparison. Ended up buying some good ones and joining the wine club. Fast forward to last week did the cave experience . OMG you have to do if you're a member or not. The flight is outstanding but the extras like the charcuterie surrounded by all those barrels of excellent wine . Just go and experience

Vanessa was amazing and she has quite the wine knowledge - we learned so much! Very tasty wines! We were sad we had a reservation at another winery. We would have liked to have stayed and savored longer. Plan for at least 1 1/2 hours for the tasting so you can walk around the grounds. The charcuterie plate was worth it as well!

What a beautiful property, with such hospitable staff and wonderful wines! I visited this place during the Juneteenth holiday, and I was very pleasantly surprised that it was not crowded. We had almost the whole place to ourselves! Very comfortable patio couches with coffee tables (regular tables too) overlooking the beauty of the area while you taste your wines. Very relaxing and serene place! Don't forget to walk up to the garden!

This was our second stop on our wine trail vacation and it came highly recommended. We were very excited to try Adelsheim, but unfortunately the overall experience fell flat and the price was crazy for the pour quality. First, because we were excited and because I needed to get tastings scheduled at all the wineries, I kept waiting for them to release their September schedule to make a reservation. It took just a few weeks prior to Sept for them to open up for reservations, but that was ok - I got it booked. Trying to enter was a disaster because they were harvesting (which is exciting, but please mark HOW to get into the building) and the sign was turned backward at the main entrance making it appear they weren't open. I took a walk and we finally figured it out after a phone call. Upon entering other guests were greeted with a taster of sparkling wine... but not us. We were led outside to a 6 top, despite there being two of us, which made things not-so-intimate. Note the outside isn't handicap accessible and we had a stroller we had to figure out how to carry. If it actually is, we weren't offered an alternative way outside. Indoors looked a bit dated, so it was nice to go outside and see the view. The tastings were SO SMALL, like less than I would typically take as a sip of wine. I will give it to the staff member, they were consistent in their pours. They would talk about the wine, we would take our sip (clearly our glass was empty before she was done talking) and she would say "enjoy! I'll be back with the next pour!" We laughed after she left at the fact we had nothing to enjoy. After the second time this happened I broke my small sip into two even tinier sips. She queried what we liked best and we explained it was hard to tell because we hardly could taste the wine (couldn't roll it around, take another sip, smell it, pair it with food, etc.). I was SHOCKED we were charged $90/$45each for that "tasting." In total, the five wines did not even equal a half of a glass. It's offensive to ask a customer pay that - it seriously appeared that we split a tasting (if that's even a thing?). I'm so confused. I've traveled all over wine regions in the USA - this is by far not my first tasting and I am fine paying that if I actually get a real tasting, but this was offensive.

Cute winery! Make sure to make reservations. There's a nice view outside. It was a cold raining day so they sat us inside and we came right at opening. Our first wine tasting for the day. We did the regular flight with some whites and some Pinots. Their Pinots were good. We ended up buying 3 bottles of it to take home. Service was friendly. I love their onsite poodle! It's so cute!!

Beautiful winery! The wine and food were amazing. There is a flower and vegetable garden you can walk through that's very cute. The service was great. Umbrellas are provided to block the sun on your walk.

Stopped by this winery while in the Willamette Valley. We made a reservation and it was our first winery stop of the trip. They check for your vaccine cards- they also let you know this ahead of time- both when you book and a text reminder the day before. Don't like it? Don't go there. They start the tasting with their rose, which is delicious. Sara did our tasting with us and she was fantastic. She asked about what we liked and didn't like and really personalized the tasting for us. We were able to taste lots of wines because she would bring out different things for each of us. This was the most informative tasting we went to the whole trip, as she explained the process of winemaking and graciously answered all of our questions. They also have a great patio!

I want to start off this review by noting the people who are saying this winery is "discriminatory" are (I believe) talking about how you must be vaccinated to enter. I don't believe these people know what discrimination means, but I digress... This winery is nestled in the Chehalem Mountains and is the oldest winery in that area. We learned that fact from our INCREDIBLE host Sarah who blew us away with her knowledge about the winery and the wine itself. She was also the perfect blend (no pun intended!) of dropping knowledge on us and giving us space to enjoy ourselves. The winery itself is beautiful, with a very comfortable and beautiful interior and then a great patio overlooking their vineyards. We went on a drizzly day so we sat inside, but we are definitely going to come back for some outdoor sipping. There's also nothing pretentious about this winery - it's a very inviting atmosphere. We had a standard wine flight and agreed that the wine just kept getting better and better as we went along. The wine with a volcanic soil was out of this world! The best part is that we learned they rotate their flight selection monthly, so you could come here fairly regularly and get a different experience each time. I felt the price matched the quality. There were also a couple other little touches that really show how much they value their visitors: - Had the LGBTQ+ Progress sticker on their front door - Free tampons and pads in the bathrooms - you ladies know how big of a deal that is! Oregon wine country has a lot to offer, and this place is one of those "must try" spots to add to your list.

Delightful! Loved our morning at Adelsheim We did the tasting flight and had a wonderful Time. We had an amazing view of the vineyards, a fabulous cheese board and wines they served us. I could have sat there all day eating and drinking wine! Beautiful vineyard

Discovered today that this winery I was beyond excited to be a member of... is actually not inclusive of everyone and does not allow certain members of our community to enter their winery. Their Adelsheim Club Manager, Ben Lemoine, was unable to even cancel our membership in a professional manner. He actually hung up on me. He told me that for fact, "no, I hung up on you on purpose." He told me "stop speaking" and "not to speak". Please be aware. We had an amazing tasting experience on Saturday 10/30/21... and discovered today, 11/01/21... Adelsheim Vinyards discriminates.

This place is a gem. From the warm greeting of smiling faces handing you a glass of sparkling when you walk in the door, to the beautiful winery and grounds, to the solid wine itself. I can't find a bad one in the bunch. Stopped in yesterday to pick up a wine allocation. Robin, Melissa, Tekla (sp), and Sarah were so friendly and engaging, making us feel totally welcome and glad to be members. As other wineries fall off with their customer service after they get your membership, Adelsheim remains consistent. Being one of the first wine clubs we joined when moving to this area, it will probably the last one we give up. Love Adelsheim.

We were excited to visit here since it is the first winery in the Chehalem mountains. Overall, one of the busier wineries we went to. We came early since we were in the area and they were able to seat us at the bar but had no open tables. I felt like the wine tasting and wines were over priced compared to the experience. The people next to us would have definitely disagreed though as they left with more than a case. Our server was nice & attentive but not very thorough in explaining the wines. The views were pretty good. Overall, average experience. Based on the price and wine selection, not somewhere I would return but cool to say we were at the first winery in Chehalem mountains.

Unfortunately, this rating is due to the Adelsheim's lack of customer service. The wine is okay. The tasting room is a bit dated but had beautiful views of the vineyard. Adelsheim was our first stop on a winery tour (there were 13 of us) and 12 of us had a tasting flight ($35 each+20% gratuity for being a large party). We only had 90 minutes here and once it came time to pay, we were a bit rushed (things always take longer with large groups). My husband payed without realizing we were overcharged $500. We noticed once we were at the next winery, but figured we could call the next day and get it settled (I thought they must have mistakenly charged us for one of their more expensive flights). When I called the next day and spoke to the manager, she tried to justify the charges saying there was a minimum $75 spend per person per their large party policy. First of all, that's outrageous if that is actually their policy, this isn't Napa... Second, they NEVER mentioned this to our group or else we would have purchased bottles to meet the minimum (duh), but we were not given the opportunity. Instead the server just charged us $75 per flight (and 20% gratuity). This seemed a little dishonest. The manager agreed with me and told me she would issue a refund. A week passed and no credit showed in my account so I called the manger back, she apologized and explained that the system wouldn't allow her to issue the credit. She would have void the transaction and re-run my card. I gave her my card number and she assured me that she would take care of everything. Five more days passed and still no credit, so I called and left a voicemail. No one called back. I called again a couple days later and left a message with someone working in the tasting room. Still no one has called me back and I still have not got the credit that they agreed to give me. I'm beyond disappointed that Adelsheim has forced me to file a claim with my bank to get my refund, which is such a hassle (I've never had to file a claim before). It is NOT okay to ignore customers when there's an issue, especially since I was never rude when speaking to anyone. I will never support a business that treats people this way.

Excellent service and hospitality. One of the best tasting experiences in oregon. They have a beautiful outside tent set up that is very warm and cozy with abundant heat lamps next to every table. They even gave us some vertical tastings, which were very fun. Very knowledgeable and passionate people about their wines. Wheather you like earthy, musky or bright, fruity pinot noirs, they have very nice releases. Some are a tad acidic and could use a few more years in the cellar and become very good wines. They also have ready to drink older vintages. P.S. check with them on their available magnums. They are priced very well!

Nice vineyard. It was a rainy day so we didn't get to walk around as much as we would have liked. But what we saw was nice. Friendly staff. The greeter was delightful. Sara was our tasting host.. she has a bubbly personality as well as knowledgeable of their wines and winemaking process. I love how they use local artists and feature their work on their labels. Best rose' I have tried. I don't usually like rose'. Market box with the blueberry jam and goat milk cheese was yummy. There was live music during our visit. Gentleman was great. Quite busy.

Historic vineyard, the first Winery in the Chehalem Mountains, started in 1971. I highly recommend going with friends and getting a private tasting. We did the Founders Experience. This was much more personalized with pairing details and detailed descriptions about the wines. Reservations are required. Parking out front and an overflow lot close by.

I had such a great time at this winery! The views are stunning, the burrata is to-die-for, and the service was just top-notch. As women of color, I was a little concerned that we'd feel out of place but this was not the case here. We had the pleasure of meeting Martin and Jacob, who made us feel welcome the entire time. Jacob truly offered us an amazing experience by being attentive, engaging with us, and educating us on wine, pairings and where the wine was sourced from. I absolutely LOVED that we were sitting right across from the vineyard that provided us with one of the Pinot Noir's. It does not get any more local than that! I purchased a couple of bottles (for myself and some friends) and a jam set (which pairs incredibly with the burrata). I want to really recognize Jacob because he didn't even bat an eye whenever he stumbled upon the "unique" conversations we were having every time he came back to our table. He was laughing right along with us and carried himself with such a great energy that we even invited him to sit with us at one point. He couldn't, of course, but that's how comfortable he made us feel. After we purchased our wine bottles, Martin came up to us and said we were a lot of fun, he enjoyed having us there, and that we were welcome back any time. Thank you, Adelsheim!

We went to three tastings while in Willamette Valley, and this one was the most informative and enjoyable. Jessica did a great job describing the distinguishing characteristics of the wines and answering our questions. There's also a nice garden a short walk from their patio, which gives you a great view of the lower hilly area for that vineyard.

It really hurts me to write this review, Adelsheim you have broke our hearts. You were our first winery we became members of 8 years ago. We since are members to 12 other fantastic wineries throughout the willamette valley. My wife and I have a 3 strike rule, they hit it all and embarrassed us in front of friends. 1. Lady was Extremely rude when we had a reservation In the fire room, she said they didn't have it and refused us! We showed a confirmation email stating it was reserved and she lost it! She was very inappropriate and started screaming at us. A manger made it right and we relaxed in the room and wrote it off as covid employees..... 2. We Came in to pickup fall shipment, picked up shipment, tasted, walked to the car with Adelsheim glasses and a big extra purchase! We then were accused us of stealing the glasses I tried to keep Calm thinking she must have has a bad day! Came in on 3/11 after billed 3/9 to pickup shipment. I was told it wouldn't be ready till tomorrow.... Ok, so I bought some wine and left. On Monday 3/27 we came to pickup our wine and they said I already got it on 3/11. After a awkward confrontation they gave me the 3 bottles owed. I get home and receive a email stating I am no longer part of the wine club.... Can you believe this? I buy more than 90% of members.... They think I lied and stole 3 bottles??? Look at what we have bought there!!! Multiple 3 liters magnums, 1.5L wines in many vintages and expensive library wines! must think I stiffed them for a $218 allocation.... Interesting . We used to love this place! So sad the winemaker left along with all the normal and service oriented employees. Don't waist your time unless you want poor service and weird unintelligent employees who think they are entitled. Please see pictures of what I have contributed and received..... good luck!

What a lovely experience!!! We brought out-of-town guests recently because the NYC pal drinks their wine in Brooklyn and she was thrilled to "see where the magic happens." Our "educator" Melissa was an absolute delight (as were the two who checked us in) - SO personable and fun. The wines are delish and the property is gorgeous--we really appreciate their earth-friendly practices. Outside food is not allowed but kiddos definitely are. There were several families with littles. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit!

A friend and I enjoyed a curated tasting experience in the garden patio. We were not rushed - we spent two hours. The price was reasonable, the wines were very good and the market box ("deconstructed charcuterie plate") was very good. Our "educator" Melissa was a combination of friendly, informative and funny. Beautiful location, great wines, great facility. Enjoy.

Michelle Williams, blogger and writer (Rockin Red Blog and Forbes contributor) is a personal friend. When we told her we were coming to the valley, she gave us several vineyard suggestions. Adelsheim was at the top of her list. We now know why. From the moment we entered, we were welcomed. Actually, we called the evening before to confirm our three teen boys would be able to sit with us while we tasted (they were), so we were welcomed before arrival. Mark introduced us to some lovely wines, chatted with us without intruding, and accommodated our palates beautifully. We've enjoyed our purchases all week here on the coast and wish we lived closer!

We visited many vineyards around the Willamette Valley and had the best experience here! Robin made for a wonderful time and provided a ton of insights into the wine. Couldn't have had a better time.

Had the most amazing time!! Great wines, great location, great ambiance, great snacks, but the best part - Aly was an incredible host and made us feel at home from the moment she introduced herself to us departing with our stomachs full and our hearts lighter!! Highly recommend this Winery!!!

Amazing service from Charlotte today. She offered us some pours we were curious about and end helped us purchase bottles we we're interested in. She was very knowledgeable and personable. She made our experience lovely and them ambience was quite nice. Thank you so much! Brit and Mike

What I really appreciated about the experience here was that, even though it's a large and potentially impersonal tasting room, our server, Ali, really went out of her way to ensure the tasting met our needs. The wines were good-to-great, but Ali listened to our feedback and poured different things than the menu listed based on our interests. That can be hard to do in a place like this, but she made it work!

We had an amazing time at Adelsheim. Our server, Melissa, was so amazing. She was incredibly knowledgeable and shared so much great information about the wines. We also had an amazing Burrata plate. So much food for a really great price. The wines are great too. And the views are awesome! Go and enjoy!

Best winery! Great service and wines. Ask for Paul- he took amazing care of us during our tasting.

Jessica was extremely knowledgeable about each wine and the different regions they are grown in. Her service was amazing and she helped us pick some great bottles to take home. Adelsheim is a beautiful winery and we will definitely be back.

Best winery in Oregon!! And shoutout to my girl Aly who is, hands down, the best hostess/somm/wine teacher/best human ever!! Aly was knowledgable, educational, engaging, and fun! We do quite a few winery tastings in Napa, but this was our first time in Oregon. The other wineries we visited don't even come close thanks to her. The property was gorgeous, the wine was fantastic (so fantastic that we ordered 6 bottles), the market jars of goodness and the truffles were also amazing. And those jams!! Oh the jams! Do yourself a favor and visit this place, ask for Aly, and buy some wine and baby jars of jam! Just do it!

We were looking forward to our Adelshiem tasting, but we're completely underwhelmed. It was the first stop of a 3-day wine vacation. Word to the wise...don't buy until you have completed your tastings. The service was top notch, they had a great outdoor setting to accommodate Covid issues, only complaint was the wine....the real reason we went there. Pinots were flat and lacked character. Do yourself a favor and check for small Mom & Pop wineries...you'll find better wines and friendlier faces.

If you want great conversation about wine and want to taste some awesome wines, go there. Definitely make an appointment as it helps timing and service. Mark was very attentive and had us try wines he knew we would like based on our comments from the first one or two tastings. It was an awesome experience and one we will do again in the future.

The setting is beautiful and the wine decent; however, the tasting room staff ruined a long-planned group event for us. They were not prepared to manage a group of 10-12. Despite a long email chain booking our reservation--- and an almost empty tasting room when we arrived, the tasting room staff initially refused to seat us because in our email confirmation I had stated that our party's number may vary by one or two less people. They stated that without an exact count that it wasn't a reservation, despite my having an email from another staff saying "your reservation is confirmed in your name." They made a big deal over this for almost 15-20 minutes, but then finally agreed to seat us. Adelsheim was recommended to me by another winery as well equipped for a party of 10-12 people; however, even though the tasting room was almost empty they didn't seem prepared for or interested in our business.

Great 'LIVE' certified sustainable winery. We tried a couple, grabbed some Rose and took a walk in their garden. Great day with cool people. Thanks Michael and Elizabeth for the knowledge and hospitality (and yummy wine).

We visited as a group of 6 in a limo on an unusually quiet President's Day. It was our final stop and typical of a limo wine-tasting day (for us anyway) - running behind. By the time we got there, I was worried we wouldn't have enough time. We needn't have worried - we were welcomed like family and treated like royalty by Michael, the tasting room manager. He took us through a wonderful tasting starting with sparkling, white and a rose and then the Pinot Noirs came as side by side tastings. Wow - that was so cool, to taste them together to really see which ones you liked better. Michael also used some cool technology to explain the different vineyards of the wines that were tasting. In the end we weren't rushed at all and it was a really special way to end a great day out with fabulous friends. Thanks also to Mark for setting up our reservation ;)

Beautiful view and a great stop on our tasting tour. Phil was very accommodating and knowledgable and it sounds like they have some fun wine education options and a fantastic patio. Great staff.

Relaxing and inviting tasting room. The word ROOM doesn't so it justice. Very comfy interior space and very spacious outdoor area made up of two levels. Knowledgeable and friendly staff. Really enjoyed talking with wine guide Ariel. Bonus if you go with a friend that is a member... tastings are free!

We came on a Tuesday, which normally means that most wineries do not have a lot of traffic, which we prefer, so we can taste and enjoy wines at our leisure, as well as engage in pithy banter with the tasting host. Its always nice to learn a few things and in exchange we enjoy sharing some stories of our amazing wine adventures over the years. Well the place was packed at the counter, with industry types from of all places, South Dakota. The wine host was primarily focused on taking care of his industry "peeps" little knowing that we might purchase and consume more wine than both N & S Dakota combined. Well more than all ten of the people that live in that god forsaken land. Sometimes you only get one chance and they blew theirs. We thought the wines were on the pricey side averaging in the $85 range, and they did not warrant that pricing. Nothing tasted particularly outstanding at all. Its that age old mystery does something warrant an expensive price tag or is it simply expensive.

Came here with some girlfriends just for some tasting and each other's company. It was such a perfect day to relax. My experience with everyone here is phenomenal. The wine here is a must try!!!

We came here because Adelsheim is one of the early OR vineyards and has a lot of great history in the region and it did not disappoint!! We came on a slow afternoon and were the only guests here for a little while. They had a few bottles already open, so we had the opportunity to try a few things not on the main tasting menu + the standard tasting menu items, and were even offered the opportunity to try any wine again! While we couldn't travel with any bottles and so, didn't buy any, the service was awesome, the wines were delicious, and it was a lot of fun to learn about the different soils and elevations for the growing areas.

Really enjoyed our experience here. The service was warm and welcoming. We were informed of each pour, what made it unique and provided ample space to enjoy our visit. Our reservation was 3PM on a Saturday and the place was not too busy but seemed to have plenty of friendly staff to help everyone without making food feel like they needed to move along to accommodate other visitors. The grounds were beautiful and quiet. The vibe was unpretentious and had a clear appreciation for the arts. Would definitely visit again!

Very friendly and accommodating. They were so happy to pour whatever we were interested in. No pressure and interested in whatever we wanted. Would love to come back again and sit outside...the tent was well done but could not see the beautiful landscape. The quarter mile lane Pinot was stunning--Incredible.

Excellent experience - wine was very good, setting was lovely, and Robin was a great hostess!

I was there Sunday afternoon, 12/13/20. They've got a gorgeous outside, covid-safe, set up with tents, heaters, sanitized blankets and wonderful charcuterie board, fondue, and of course the wine was amazing! Friendly, knowledgeable staff. A perfect afternoon get away!

What an awful experience! Booking our trip well in advance, we were driving through to Portland and decided to add a one night stop to Wilamette. It was a bucket list area, after all... ever since visiting Napa Valley a few years ago all I can drink is red, now. While not a huge Pinot fan, I was excited to be introduced to a vineyard that would change our mind. Double checking my email confirmation the night before, we showed up to our 11am tasting. As this was the ONLY vineyard on our "tour" we opted for the meat & cheese tasting and were expecting to send 4-5 bottles home (it's my mom's favorite, Pinot Noir.) We never got that chance. Their computer system somehow had a failure and our appointment was not on their calendar. Being the only ones there you'd think this would be no big deal & they would simply (behind closed doors) come up with an accommodating back up plan, and be grateful for us being there and our business. Wrong. We were literally told "it goes both ways" after expressing we felt they were treating us in such a way that was making us very uncomfortable. They were uncomfortable with us because, regardless of my showing the email confirmation, it wasn't in their calendar!!! I'm here to give you business (the only reason you're here) and they spoke down to us and had no sense of how to handle customers. I He couldn't see the end of his own nose it was so high in the air when he spoke. It was the most pretentious behavior that actually left me in tears- as our entire day was ruined and we blew our only day in Portland. Unfortunately the experience was so bad we have crossed Wilamette (damnit!- because apparently they get super pissed if you say it like the rest of the country... Wil-uh-mette) off of our "future travel" plans and will not be back. Save your time, money and go to Napa where they actually appreciate and thrive on the tourism.

I've got a passion for Pinot and if you ask me, they don't get any tastier than at Adelsheim. The first winery in the Chehalem Mountains, I've heard, and still going strong! I've been tasting their wine for years and I think they only get tastier and tastier! Even in these trying times they go out of their way to show you a really nice time. Cool Cabanas! You gotta go taste!

Amazing ambiance. Great service, friendly and a place for the kids to hang out while we tasted in peace. Good Pinot noir. Bought$100 In wine and two tastings were free. Knowledgeable about the area. Highly recommend.