Archery Summit

We wanted to visit here as their wines have a very good reputation. We were not disappointed! A lovely tasting off the Arrow flight. We enjoyed the wines, and conversation with tasting room staff. Highly recommend.

Love the high elevation to see all the valleys. Sample of the five wines with foods. A little bit pricey, though.

Awesome place! Great views and cool wine caves. Great food truck and the service and wine is superb. I have been a member for a while now and love it . Check out sister winery, Pine Ridge in Napa . Also, very cool caves.

I'm not sure the name of the man who was serving us, but he was absolutely amazing. My girlfriend and I had never been to a winery before, which he was aware of, so he made sure that our experience was enjoyable and memorable. He was very knowledgeable with all the wines and was very engaged in ensuring we were both comfortable. The environment was very clean, classy with outstanding views of the valley. Whenever I am back in the area, I will be sure to stop here again and make known that this establishment does a wonderful job in all areas. Thank you Archery Summit!

It’s probably good the wines were out of my price range because I’d be here all the time and empty my bank account lol Our sommelier was so fun and friendly, we loved our tasting experience

Our favorite winery and stop for our girls trip! Fantastic wines and beautiful views. Sean was our server - he went above and beyond and made sure we enjoyed our visit. The caves are beautiful, make sure to check them out.

We took the Legacy cave tour experience this morning. Eric leisurely exposed us to the wine making process from vine to glass. He was very knowledgeable and answered even our most naive questions with interest. He met us outside with a glass of wine and walked us through the winemaking process pouring special wines along the way. The tour with Eric really increased our understanding of pinot. It was a great way to start our day.

We made reservations and attended our wine tasting. Barry was our wine tour guide and gave us an incredible over view of the winery, its history, the nature of wine making and of course wine tasting. We had been to several wineries the day before and could make comparisons to our Archery Summit experience. Despite the large size of the Archery Summit property we felt the winery staff were very personable and interested in answering our questions. The wines including several Pinot Noirs and a Chardonnay were comparable or better to our palates than the wines we tasted the day before. We became wine members and look forward to enjoying our Pinot Noirs wine purchases now and through the years.

We love archery summit. It's an experience that shouldn't be missed in Oregon's wine country!

Beautiful property with the fairly new tasting room (and the caves). Jacqueline was really great, and really made the experience special with her rapport and side-by-side tastings. Enjoyed so many of the wines and the paired bites and cheese plate were great.

Made reservations for wine testing at archery summit for my birthday really wanted to check out the cave. The only choices for the cave was a wine testing of a set price per person. Even thought it was nice inside the cave the view of outdoor was stunning definitely regretted not taking advantage of the nice weather. Service was fine there were varying few customers I felt they just wanted us in and out. 20 mins into our tasting a group came in with a tour guide and I could definitely tell a difference between our service might of been because it was a tour and we were only there for our reservations.

Oh Archery Summit. You aim so high...You have all the accouterments of the quintessential winery. You have a lovely wine cellar with the humid damp environment you would expect to find in the French hill side. Your wine even tasted amazing! But now I must address the negatives. Let's start with the 65$ wine tasting... Not much more to say there. Then we can talk about the staff of 19 year olds that you expect to educate me on your wine, for 65$...2 of which are dressed in hoodies. Then we can talk about how this staff doesn't even pour the wine from bottle that we purchased. They drop it off and say "I'll just let you pour this". this generation of customer service, even at a boutique winery. The very place that is suppose to pull out all the stops to entice the customer...idk. I was just left kinda laughing. I'm glad Sokol Blosser is not far down the road:)

The wines were outstanding. Their Pinots were great! The wine tasting fee is quite pricey though $50 for a taste, no waiving fee unless you join the wine club. But they do sure pour you generously. I guess you can say it's 2 glasses of wines for $50. We ended up buying 2 bottles of their $150 Pinots. I hope it was as good as when we tasted it. Probably the most expensive Pinot wine we've bought! I still can't really justify paying $50 for a tasting though and no waiver of tasting for purchases over a certain amount. You see that more in Napa wineries. But nevertheless we had a good time and our server was really attentive. The caves were nice and cold too! Great ambiance.

Great wine and cellar tasting is fantastic. Service is excellent and the Cellar setting is great! Need reservations and it is a bit pricey.

Great ambiance if you chose the cave wine tasting experience. I'm glad we were able to do this option, but I don't feel the need to go again. It was very pricey and the tastings were extremely small. They have very limited options for their wine categories, so if you're not a Pinot Noir or Chardonnay fan then you're out of luck. There seems to be an issue/flaw with their website. I was only able to make a reservation for 4 at 3pm on a Saturday but then called and we were able to have up to 10 people. When we arrived, we were the only ones there the whole time. So don't let the online reservation system deter you. Very beautiful place and an excellent stop on my aunts birthday tour.

Loved our tasting here. The tasting room in the cave was awesome! It was a hot day, so the cool temp was much appreciated. Then coming back topside to the outdoor tasting area was a real treat with the sunny deck and sweeping views. Then of course are the wines, Pinots that had to be purchased! Will definitely be back. For those of you reading with kids, this is not one I would bring your kiddos to.

What a day!!!! Our 2nd stop on our Sunday "Wine Tour" landed us at this beautiful winery in Dayton, Oregon. The grounds were breath taking and the view was spectacular! And on top of all this, our personal tour guide, Barry, was fantastic!!! A former Lutheran Minister, now a wine aficionado, he educated us all on the difference between the red wines and the regions they came from. We started with an outside tour followed by a tour inside the fermenting room with more tastings and then ended in the cave for our final tasting of our wine flight and the opportunity to become a member. We also watched a video on how they make the "oak barrels" that hold the wine. Very interesting process. My favorite was the 2020 ARCHER'S EDGE Dundee Hills Pinot Noir. A full body, smooth Pinot bottle priced at $90. A 90 minute tour and tasting is $80 per person. This tour was worth every penny!!! I highly recommend this winery if you are looking to learn about wine and/or are interested in trying wine from Oregon.

I had high hopes for Archery Summit but was a bit disappointed in the Tour & Tasting. I thought it was way overpriced for the experience. It was a standard tour & tasting ($80) and the wines were good but I thought the price point on some of the Pinot Noir wines was exorbitant. $100 and up! Pretty cheap with the pours, too. Typical pours were 1.5 oz. The chardonnay was good......but I come to Oregon to sample the fine Pinot Noirs! It all comes down to the host - the better the host, the better the sales at the end. We all opted to leave without purchasing anything. I had wanted to come here for a long time but was quite disappointed. Perhaps you'll have a better experience than we did.

This was such a disappointing experience. My husband and I were at a pick up party at vineyard close by and we decided to try Archery Summit. We walked into the tasting room and there was a long table with at least 4 employees near the door. No one seemed interested in helping us. We ordered a bottle of the most expensive wine and were told we had to sit at the "lower level". This didn't bother us, until after a few minutes sitting on the chairs we noticed there were at least 6 open tables behind us. The young lady who seated us, didn't engage in conversation and didn't offer any information about the vineyard. ZERO. I asked her an open ended question about the Vimeo and got a 4 word response. We saw at least three groups of people walk in and then walk out, which is strange for winery that wasn't even busy. The wine was very good as it should be for $150, but the service was terrible. We're members at a few other wineries and we're always open to expanding club memberships but not at Archery.

We were treated as special people , tasted incredible wine paired with a nice cheese board . Lovely energy !

I had a terrific tasting visit here with a friend last week.  We made a reservation for a tasting indoors and were treated to a handful of delicious recent vintages of Archery Summit pinot noirs.  It wasn't a particularly busy time at the winery, and the indoor tables where we tasted were spaced very far apart, making us feel very comfortable that we were socially distanced from the other parties tasting that day.  Wine barrels were everywhere along the cellar walls, creating a beautiful ambience.  Our host was extremely helpful, friendly, and knowledgeable about the winemaking and the winery, and we were there for at least 2 hours, a lovely and generous tasting that was every bit worth the $50 per person.  Highly recommend for fans of Oregon Pinot Noir, and because the view is so pretty from the winery's doors, I would try an outdoor tasting next time! Will happily go back sometime!

We visited Archery Summit this last weekend, it was next on our checklist of Dundee area wineries. Unfortunately, there is some construction happening so you loose some of the ambiance upon entering but that is temporary. We saw the rendering of the upgrades and it look beautiful, we will have to check it out when it is finished. We were seated in the cave area, which is a pretty cool experience. It is cold, but they offered blankets. Our server was very knowledgeable, it is an experience in itself to talk to someone who knows a lot about wine but explains it in a thoughtful way to novices. One thing they are lacking on is food, I would give 1/2 a star off for this normally but they made up for it in service, so it tipped the scale. There a no food options at all, I hope with the remodel they consider adding this. Even just small boards and snacks. The wine was great, prices are high, but not unusual for the area. The tasting fee is a little higher than average, but it does come with a bit of a wine education not just simple pour and walk away. Lastly, they let you choose a cellar selection which is a nice touch. We could have a little fun with it. Overall, we will be back...after the remodel:)

Great service and experience. Tasting room in a cave underground which was unique and awesome. Wines were great and generous pours for tastings. Great overall experience.

They allowed us to bring our dogs on the tour. We had a great guide who walked us around the winery while we sampled wine. We finished st a private table on the wine cave.

This is a lovely spot for wine tasting, on an outdoor patio overlooking the surrounding valley. An excellent range of pinot noirs, and wonderful hospitality.

The wine was soo soo good! We went for Mother's Day and wow what a perfect way to enjoy the beautiful weather. I really enjoyed the smelling tea to cleanse your palette. The server was very very nice. The vibes were my perfect kind of vibe at a winery peaceful intimate and relaxing.

03/16/19: 4.5 out of 5 - Archery Summit has wonderful Pinot Noirs. The tasting room is small, but surprisingly spacious outside seating with great views. The staff are very nice, accommodating, and knowledgeable. Definitely a great winery to try once for wonderful Pinot Noirs and to decide for yourself. Enjoy!

Spectacular pinots, worth a trip, but come prepared to pay the prices world-class wines command.

This place is amazing as always! I continue to be a member here even during the pandemic because we are loyal to Archery summit and because I believe they have the best pinot noirs in oregon, they have amazing wines and we have always been pleased with the great service especially from Tessa! I would highly recommend this if you want some great pinot noir and a great view of The Valley ( the caves are amazing as well). Even with some of the events being on hold due to the pandemic I still believe The Wínes,atmosphere and service is well worth the membership. Thank you Archery Summit

First class wine tasting experience. Emma was our host and she was wonderful. Truly knowledgeable and guided us through a wonderful tasting of some very delicious Pinot's. We will definitely be back and we would definitely recommend that you stop in here and do a tasting. The best of the best.

A beautiful winery in the Dundee hills Ava of Willamette Valley perched high on the hill with sweeping views of the valley and on a clear day, mount hood. We had a reservation for their prestige tasting which is conducted in their cave (the only real cave in the region). Our tour started with some walking wine (Chardonnay) and we were given an overview of their unique gravity fed winery-pretty cool. After the tour we were seated at a beautiful table with 6 glasses of Pinot from their various vineyards each representing the uniqueness of a particular plot. The side by side format was great for comparison and they even provided some nibbles (cheese, salami, nuts and chocolate) to better understand and appreciate the wines. Their wines are very high end with bottles in the $90-$150 range for 2015/16 releases. We enjoyed all of the wines and had a hard time choosing a favorite. We ended up joining their wine club so we will get 3 bottles every quarter to start building our collection High quality, premium wines in an unique setting. Definitely worth a stop and definitely worth splurging on the seated prestige tasting.

Leah is the best - my friends and I greatly enjoyed our day. She provided such a fabulous education and experience. We sat out on the grass and enjoyed the fall weather and sunshine (no bugs). We felt safe with covid protocols too.

One our favorite Pinot noir. Also a nice vineyard to visit FIE lunch with views from the top of the hill.

Did a tasting this weekend at Archery summit. Emma was our host. She was outstanding and provided us with such a great tasting. The wines are outstanding and would recommend this winery to anyone visiting the area and want to enjoy some great wines and great service

Really good medium to fuller bodied Pinot noirs. Personalized service at tasting bar. The bottles are more expensive, but I do believe it's because they make better quality wines.

They have a beautiful view from this hilltop winery. They also have a cave to walk through to get to bathroom. Staff is knowledgeable. It is $30 for the tasting. Reservation is required. It was all pinto noir.

My wife an I recently went on the tour and tasting and had a fantastic time. It was led by Anthony who was an amazing host. He was extremely knowledgeable, entertaining, and always open to answer our groups questions. We began discussing the history of Oregon wine country and then walked through one of the vineyards (got to try some Pinot grapes). From there, we went on to see where the grapes were off loaded/destemmed/cleaned. Next we were on to see the many large fermenters. Finally, we went through the barrel cave. This was my favorite part of the tour! It's so amazing to see how many barrels they have aging. To finish the tour off, we sipped on a bit more of their amazing Pinot from their tasting room within the cave. It was the perfect ending to a memorable experience at Archery Summit.

We are long time members of Archery Summit ( until today that is). Archery Summit used to be the the place you went to experience a special member event which left you feeling appreciated. It was the kind of place where you knew the wine was good and definitely expensive ( maybe even overpriced) but you bought it anyway as they made the experience part of the reason you paid average of $75 - $100 a bottle. Not anymore. The tastings are in a cold , bright room with little to no atmosphere ( if you were one of the unlucky ones put in their fermentation room rather than seated in the caves). Plus..nothing offered to pair with your tasting..so the so called pick-up party was nothing more than a tasting they offer a 1st time or non member visitor. Their customer service and experience is no longer anything special and actually lacking. Leaves members wondering why we are buying these expensive wines when the Willamette Valley has so many other delicious wines from wineries who still put the effort into events to make members feel appreciated.

We had the barrel tasting experience, definitely worth it! Our taster had a lot of knowledge about the winery, wines, and just region in general. They had a tablet of cheese, meat and crackers to go with the wines sampled. I enjoyed all the wines we tasted! They were all smooth red wines! The caves were gorgeous, and a unique relaxing wine tasting experience. Highly recommend! Great wines, good experience paired with a lot of knowledge!

Wines are good, don't get me wrong. The reason we went here was because we had their wine at a restaurant the night before and loved it. The best view in the complex is literally sitting in your car in the parking lot. Total waste of space if I were to design it. But they have caves, which now that I think about it, people probably use for sexytime during off hours. The staff was a little pretentious and snobby. I hope not all the staff was like that, but the person who helped us was kind of a jerk, I would use the d-word here but yelp probably doesn't like that. According to our receipt his name was Colin. So, if you want to avoid the $30 kind of outrageous tasting fee, you buy a bottle and share it with your group, right? Apparently they don't do that here, but they don't tell you that until you get there. So we decided to get the wine we had at the restaurant. The guy sighed like we we ruined his day. I'm not gonna shell out $120 for 4 people to taste, but I also can't buy a bottle or to share, so we left with the bottle we purchased, and "Colin" said in a sarcastic voice, "we'll have a nice day elsewhere!" Picture it in your head for a second, he extended the word 'elsewhere' with a high inflection on where. We went to Stoller and had an amazing time. Wine paired well with salmon and asparagus and a salad. Lemony and Garlicy flavors paired with the Pinot Gris was perfect. Love the wine tho, but Colin hopefully had a wicked hangover from all that Pinot Gris.

beautiful view and excellent pinots. generous pours and if you buy one bottle, the tasting fee is waived. it's a good deal! service is great too

We really enjoyed the Wine Tour and Tasting here. We went on a Monday so it was pretty empty. We were running late from the Portland area and the others on the tour were willing to wait so we didn't have to miss anything. Our guide was Sean and he was excellent. Knowledgeable, friendly, etc. The tour and tasting was $45 but since my mom joined their wine club, all of our fees were waived. I don't really care for red wines...too strong for my taste and I don't care for the dry and acidic taste but the Pinot Noirs here were smooth. The tour was nice. The first pour was near the grape vines. Beautiful weather. Sampled some grapes. Next pour was inside to see the inside of their facility. Next was a pour outside where the workers were sorting thru grapes etc. end of September turned out to be a great time to visit. Next pour was in their wine caves. Beautiful. Sean let us try their Chardonnay and another white wine to help my mom decide what she wanted for her first quarter. Their wine club is free, just pay for the wines. The reds are pricey but worth it. We really liked the whole cluster red which was around $90. If you take the 6 or 12 bottle per quarter, they ship for free. We bought a bottle of Chardonnay to enjoy on their patio. Sean recommended the upper patio and the views were just beautiful. This place was easy to find. Nice and small. Free parking.

I think this was my favorite winery we experienced on our short trip! The wine was very complex but exactly what I wanted. We were in the wine cave which was also so cool to visit! Would highly recommend stopping by here if it is along your route.

First time visiting Archery Summit and were lucky enough to be served by Michelle. The grounds are lovely with a large patio with tables and chairs for a leisurely tasting (bring some snacks and have a picnic!). The wines being tasted were all tasty and worthy of drinking now. Customer service was top notch and staff were very accommodating.

Found some great Pinots here. Really wasn't crazy about their 2011s, but the 2012s were great. Prices for their Pinot Noirs were are at the high end, but I splurged and bought a few bottles ($50 and up). Their whites (Pinot Gris) were more moderately priced (~$25) and also delicious. The property itself is quite beautiful, the onsite vineyard is pristine and they've got a nice tasting room as well.

Recently I went back to Archery Summit and came out with an enlightened perspective. As someone who used to live in Orlando I'd like to state that they are the Disney World of wineries. Meaning the experience while fun or educational costs you money just to visit. Let's do the math shall we, say you want the full experience well the winery tour which consists of exploring the underground cellar and a leisurely stroll through the vineyards will cost you $40. Next you'll obviously want to taste the wines you've heard so much about, that's another $15. So even before deciding whether you like the wines or enough to purchase a bottle this experience has cost you $55! Now let's say you do like them, the least expensive bottle is $54 and without the tasting fee waived this visit has now cost you $109. In comparison, at Disney I could have paid for my admission, eaten lunch and drank 6 libations to secure my sanity from screaming kids and overstuffed animal impersonators. Of course for some $109 might be a better deal than to endure that kind of amusement. My concern is their logic, which asks guests to spend a lot of money on young wines that competing wineries offer at near half the price and of the same quality. Archery Summit clearly has a magnificent facility with unique characteristics and a world renowned reputation but ask yourself is it worth the price of admission?

This was a nice winery and the view was excellent as well. It wasn't clear to me how exactly you enter the tasting room but once I found the door it worked out ok. (I swear I hadn't been drinking prior to that). The offer a flight of four pinot noirs for $15. This is a little steep for my liking and they do not waive the fee if you purchase a bottle. We tasted and enjoyed the view. They have a nice patio to enjoy if you choose as well. Worth the trip to check it out.

Let me begin by telling you that pinot noirs are the creme de la creme of my wine palate. I find them to be notoriously fruity, rich and delicious. When I order red, it's most likely a pinot noir. Willamette valley; Oregon is as appealing to me as chocolate iced fudge cake to a depressed, PMS-ing woman. Did you know that Willamette valley is at the same latitude as the Burgundy region of France, and have a similar climate in which the temperamental pinot noir grapes thrive? Neat stuff. During a beautiful day of wine tasting around the hills of Dayton we came across Archery Summit on a map.. The cupid of Willamette vino (clearly and expert archer) must have shot an arrow in my derriere, because I was determined to find this winery and knew I would love it. We had issues when our GPS lead us to a dirt road with a 45 degree incline.. but eventually we prevailed! The tasting room was tiny, but the flavor of the wines was not! Some hit you -- BAM! Emeril Lagasse style.. One particular wine was the exact opposite of a loud and obnoxious celebrity chef. It was more like a Ninja. It slipped out into the night. Confused? I'll explain. The 2007 Renegade Ridge Estate Pinot Noir was clearly our pourers favorite wine. After speaking extensively about Long Island wine country and various berries, we cajoled her into letting us taste just a tiny bit. Oh.. My.. *insert deity here!* It was an experience. You were hit with flavor, won over with smoothness and then? .....it disappears No bite, No harsh taste of tannins. Amazing. It was NOT a cheap bottle by any means, but I'd imagine ninjas weren't cheap to hire back in the day either. While you're all red faced and buzzed off the fabulous wine here, be sure to check out the lavatories. No, I'm not being a creepster! The bathrooms are in a cool, dark cave with heavy oak barrels lining its walls. You feel like you're in an old underground cellar in the south of France as opposed to the middle of Oregon. You're more likely to get dysentery than hear someone speaking french & walking by with baguettes.

Creme de la creme for Oregon fine Pinot Noir. OMG. This place just blows you away. Superior Pinot's. Winery is charming. Tours and tastings are by appointment only. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and was able to explain why the Pinot Noir made there is so outstanding. Really interesting, even for this old wine buff. After an outside tour of the vineyards, you descend into the caves. Wonderfully carved out of the Oregon hills, these caves are really a sight to see. At the end, there is a unique room that has as a backdrop, a view of the rock the cave was cut from. It still shines from dripping water and flakes in the rock. Very, very unusual. They have special dinners in these caves throughout the year, and would certainly be worth a visit. The wines were just superb. Ok, a little pricey, but for a special occasion, truly worth the cost. The base Pinot is $37, while the top of the line is $75. Unbelievable taste, and a finish you will long remember. 2004 Premier Cuve Pinot Noir Price: $37.00 Deep and inky red in color, this wine opens with aromas of dark chocolate, ripe blackberry, black plum and earth. The broad palate is layered with flavors reminiscent of lingonberry, black caps, rose hips, cocoa, mineral and meat. The palate is pronounced with velvety and supple tannins which give weight and density to this distinctive wine. The finish is long and persists with hints of spiced plum and clean earth. This elegant, balanced wine is ready to be enjoyed now or may be cellared for five to eight years. 2003 Red Hills Estate Pinot Noir Price: $75.00 The 2003 Red Hills Estate Pinot Noir opens with compelling aromas of black fruits: black cherry and plum, raspberry and black currant. There are also hints of ripe blue fruits, sassafras, star anise, and game on the nose. Initially shy, the nose becomes seductive and alluring with time in the glass. On the palate the wine is a marvel of power and character. There are layers of dark fruit flavors, earth and spice complimented by rich, velvety tannins which give texture and balance to the palate. A serious example of succulence and complexity, it may be enjoyed now or cellared for the next 5-8 years. Highly recommended. Call in advance as tour and tasting reservations are necessary.

Always blown away by these wines. Not only is this my favorite Oregon winery, but it's also my favorite winery over all. Archery makes amazing Pinot's and they really push the boundary on what you can do with this grape. I've never had any wine like it, they're expensive but completely worth it. This is amazing wine.

I enjoyed Archery Summit. It's located on a hilltop looking south across the vineyards and the valley- a nice view. The tasting room is very small, and can be crowded if more than a couple of groups are there. The staff is friendly and helpful, and it's a nicely paced tasting experience with good information. It's all Pinot Noir, including the Willamette Valley blend and several single vineyards. Also, after the tasting you can walk through a section of the aging caves. The wines are bold, ripe, and oak driven- with lots of darker fruit notes and oak-laden spice. More of an middle reach-style Russian River Valley Pinot Noir than what you might think of Oregon. They were very good though, the best of which had more earthiness and mineralality to it. The single vineyard wines are very pricey, mid $80 range. All in all a nice visit.

It has been 20 years since I came to Archery Summit for a wine tasting. Back then, even though it was still considered pricey for a wine tasting, the wine was very, very good. I recently went back and have to say, the cost vs. quality was not nearly as equitable. The wine tasting was $30.00 for 5 wines. Of the 5, only 1 was, in my opinion a $6.00 worthy sample. Our wine tasting server was very nice and informative, but that could overcome the incredibly overpriced wine (avg. of $100.00 a bottle). Yes, the wine cave is really cool (both literally and figuratively) but again, not worth the cost of the tasting. Disappointed in the overall quality of the wine. Plus, no food to be had, not even an overpriced cracker.

Wonderful views with a very relaxing outside seating area. Very knowledgeable and good customer service. Wines are Pinot heavy but if that's your thing you are good to go. If your in Dundee at the tasting rooms treat yourself to a beautiful view while you sample.

We were visiting from Sonoma wine country as members of a sister winery and we were thoroughly impressed. Fantastic wines, fantastic service and the best introduction to Willamette Valley we could have hoped for. The downstairs tasting room is indeed beautiful, and would be fantastic for larger groups.

#archerysummitt Member for over 10 years and today was the worst service ever.... and was extremely unprofessional to our guests.... Seems some old hospitality rules have changed.... but we were rudely informed in front of our guests. I explained, we just need to understand the new rules of A-List members.... That was not taken well and the experience continued negative. Come to find out two months ago they changed tasting room management and it appears everybody quit that we knew for years - great people by the way. The new head tasting room person is obviously customer service challenged and should have more respect to members that assisted in Archery's success. We cancelled our membership today.....

We had a previous bad experience with Archery Summit but Nicole the manager reached out to us, apologized, and made a good-faith effort to improve our experience. I was impressed with her attentiveness. If she had been the one we had dealt with at the beginning and during our numerous phone calls to the winery, we would have had no problems, because she is efficient and customer-service oriented. The wine is really good, our tasting last summer was pretty and in the sunshine, and if you have any problems with the club membership ask for Nicole - she gets things done!

Pro: Great view. Con: Wine pricing is beyond insulting. $100-$125 for a bottle of Pinot? Only if I get a free colonoscopy thrown in. Spending big on quality wine is not an issue for us. Go to Cristom and buy amazing wine at half the price.