Stoller Family Estate

From the moment we walked into Stoller Family Estate, we felt completely taken care of. The staff was so kind and attentive the entire time, and the vibe was just right — laid back, welcoming, and genuinely warm. The views were absolutely immaculate, making the whole experience feel even more special. Hannah and the rest of the outdoor staff were incredible — so friendly, helpful, and made sure we had everything we needed. 10/10 recommend visiting. This place is a gem in every way!

This place is absolutely gorgeous. The view from the lawn over looking the vineyards is hard to beat on a beautiful day. The experience was hindered by our thoughts on the wine and the service - both were below average. We got the reserve flight so we could try a variety of their wines and the first wine, a sparkling wine as the menu suggested, tasted like it had been open a while and had almost no fizz to it at all. The other wines weren’t much better and with the lack of personal service available on the lawn (something we didn’t realize) we also didn’t learn anything about their vineyard, wines or wine making process. Other than the gorgeous setting - there’s not much to stay for from our experience.

My friends and I had a fantastic time at Stoller. The views were only topped by the wine itself. George offered us a wealth of information about the property, the wines we were drinking, and even the differences in wine culture in various countries. Thank you so much for a lovely day, and for such a great introduction to Oregon wines for my friends from abroad.

We had a tasting here on our wedding anniversary, and Mark gave us top notch service. You can always tell who is the most passionate and knowledgeable about the wines they are pouring, and he was clearly in a league of his own. The grounds are beautiful, we'd love to come back and try out the accommodations next time we're in the area.

During our visit from North Carolina, my friend and I had the pleasure of experiencing a wine tasting and lunch at Stoller Winery, and it was truly exceptional. Our waiter was outstanding—knowledgeable, attentive, and informative without being pushy. He guided us through the wine selection with expertise, making the tasting both enjoyable and educational. The food was just as impressive. We started with a flavorful crab dip appetizer, followed by a delicious turkey sandwich that perfectly complemented our wine choices. To top it all off, we indulged in a freshly baked chocolate chip cookie—a sweet ending to a perfect meal. The combination of excellent service, delicious food, and, of course, fantastic wine made our visit unforgettable. If you’re in the area, I highly recommend stopping by Stoller Winery for a top-tier tasting experience!

We had a wonderful time at Stoller! Our server, Steve, was fantastic! The views are beautiful, and it is very family-friendly. Our kids enjoyed running on the lawn and playing on the tire swing under the big tree. The food was delicious and our favorite wine was the Nancy Pinot Noir.

Absolutely BEAUTIFUL place. Every single member of the staff was incredibly welcoming and so friendly. The views were amazing and the wine was all so delicious. Hannah and the outside staff working yesterday were top notch. I would absolutely recommend this place.

Patio seating, hillside picnic tables, or Adirondack chairs are most of the options for sitting outside overlooking the vast vineyard. The wines were good, and the view was enjoyable. Mt. Hood can be viewed off in the distance.

We had an excellent visit to Stoller Family Estate yesterday. The weather was rainy and foggy, but the setting was majestic. Finnley, on his 9th day was tremendous in taking care of us. Finnley described the wines perfectly and it is amazing how well he knows the Stoller wines in his short time with them. We joined the wine club, and took home some wine to enjoy over the next several months. The food offered was also if the highest quality. We had the Hummus and the Crab Dip. Both were prepared perfectly. This is the second time we have visited Stoller, and we continually are impressed the wines and the service provided. This is exactly why I recommend new tasters to visit Stoller Family Estate and enjoy the beautiful surroundings as well as the wine, food and service.

Stoller Family Estate in Dayton, Oregon, is a remarkable destination for wine enthusiasts. As you approach, you're greeted by a stunning entrance lined with beautiful trees, setting a serene and inviting tone for your visit. The vineyard's views are nothing short of spectacular, providing a perfect backdrop for a relaxing day of wine tasting. Despite being very busy on the weekend, the excellent customer service stood out. The staff were attentive and knowledgeable, ensuring that each guest felt welcomed and well-cared for. I purchased a bottle of the 2022 Pinot Noir, and it was exceptional--well-balanced, with rich flavors that truly showcase the quality of Stoller's winemaking. Overall, Stoller Family Estate is a must-visit for its breathtaking scenery, outstanding service, and superb wines.

Beautiful winery with wonderful service and setting. We went for an anniversary and could not enjoy it more. The weather was perfect and the outdoor patio seating provided a beautiful view of their winery. Easily you can spend a few hours enjoying some wine and views. We ordered their two wine tasting flight, I'm not an expert so take your preference but the premium flight is several dollars more. We also enjoyed their veggie plate and charcuterie plate. I would next time pick just the charcuterie plate and something else to mix it up a bit. The server is super knowledgeable about the wines and the will answer any questions with ease. A fun place to check out if you're in the area or want to go to a nice wine tasting.

Such a cute winery. We came for Easter and it was so peaceful. The grounds are gorgeous. They have a large field and lawn chairs and picnic tables. This place is also dog friendly which is nice. The wine was good and the charcuterie board was expensive but also pretty good. We ordered the flight so we could try a bunch of the wines and then ordered a bottle of the Chardonnay. Since everything is outside they also provide blankets which is super great since i had family visiting from Florida (they aren't used to the Oregon weather lol).

Had a very good time visiting Stoller Estates last Saturday. We made a reservation and glad we did, we were seated promptly outside under an umbrella as the sun was shining and temperature was around 86, which is hot for Portland and the surrounding area. We tried the Reserve tasters and we had a charcuterie board, it was wonderful. The service was awesome, even though the person was new, he did great. I enjoyed all the wines, honestly. I can't wait to come back and try other wines. All & all, Yes, this is a must visit when in Oregon wine country, my tips would be, make reservations, layer, comfortable shoes and finally a comfortable picnic blanket.

Ambiance is gorgeous! We came right before they were closing but they still welcomed us with big smiles and allowed us to do a tasting. All the wines were great! We ended up buying a bottle of their Syrah! And it was delicious! We also had their biggie sandwich and their turkey sandwich. So good!!!

We enjoyed a couple glasses of wine outside overlooking the oak savannah. Lovely to be there, and delicious wine. The pourer was nice, and efficient, but we didn't see them after that. That was fine with me.

Discovered Stoller Family Estate after conducting some research on wineries around Portland and coming to find that this winery was recommended across multiple sources. Located about an hour southwest of downtown Portland, Stoller is a modern, clean winery with a sprawling grassy area, a patio area, and an indoor tasting area. We arrived as a party of 5 as a walk in and they were able to accept us and seat us at a table in the patio area. Upon being seated, we were poured a tasting glass of sparkling wine. Shortly after, our waiter arrived and we placed an order of flights and a couple light bites - crab dip and hummus dip. As each pour of wine came through, our waiter was very thorough in explaining the different stories and nuances of each wine. One thing to note is that Stoller specializes in wines that are dryer. My favorite of the flight was the 2020 estate pinot noir. As for the food, the hummus dip was pretty standard; nothing amazing or negative about it. The crab dip, however, was actually surprisingly quite tasty, with a great ratio of crab meat in the dip. The overall experience was pleasant, easy, and a great little adventure outside Portland. Staff was kind and efficient and the property was beautiful.

Hands down best experience that we've had while visiting Oregon! We did the legacy wine and food pairing and it was 10/10. Our server Sami was absolutely incredible. She was so knowledgeable and sweet-totally made the entire day for us. We cannot wait to be back! Thank you Stoller family

UPDATE: The stories don't line up - we called, asking to place a reservation and we were told that they do not take reservations yet twice now they've said that tables require a reservation. So why didn't you tell us that beforehand when we called? Also, their response includes no apology for how their treatment of our group appeared to us yet includes many excuses instead. I'm speechless. This is poor behavior being conducted by the owners of this establishment. Where to even begin? First, let me start with how the woman manager treated my group of 8 people as it was just completely unacceptable. Of these 8 people, all are Indian (as in born-in-India) except for me. Upon arriving, this woman ran out to greet us and immediately started telling us all these "rules", such as we can't use the tables, we had to use the outside restrooms on the other side of the lawn instead of the indoor ones, etc. We're all respectful people so we didn't think anything about this at first... UNTIL we noticed that she was not telling other groups of people these "rules", and these other groups happened to all have white people in them. This felt incredibly discriminatory which was shocking as our friends who live in Portland say they experience these types of things less up here than where they last lived. Additionally, we called ahead and asked if we could reserve a table to which they told us no, "we don't take reservations here". But when we got there, the woman told us that we can't use the tables because "they are reserved". How is it possible that all of the picnic tables were reserved if you don't take reservations??? We noticed large groups of white people helping themselves to tables (without being escorted by a host nor did any of these tables have reserved signs on them by the way) and felt this to be very odd. Two of the guys in our group went to talk to the woman about getting a table and she reluctantly let us use one even though there were SO MANY open tables available at that time. Our entire group did not appreciate the discriminatory attitude of this woman and her unwillingness to treat us like the other guests. Then there was the $30 Cheeseboard that we ordered... Our friends who live in Portland have been to this winery before and raved about the lavish cheeseboard that they've had here, so imagine our horror when we received two little boxes stacked on top of each other. One box contained chunks (I mean CHUNKS - no slices, no cubes, just large chunks) of a few cheeses and the other box contained some crackers, olives, berries and a spread. See the photo that I posted for a better idea of what we received. If I'm going to spend $30 on a cheeseboard at a winery who's main goal is to sell wine, I expect to receive cheese spread out on an actual BOARD. This was especially disappointing as our friends had a much better experience with ordering this same cheeseboard the last time they were here. I don't recommend this place to anyone nor will I return when I come back to Portland. There are PLENTY more wineries to choose from and my advice is that you find a different one to visit.

We had a very nice experience . Hayden, our waiter went above and beyond the duty to make our experience amazing. Beautiful facilities and excellent wines.

Winery with a beautiful view and good wine. Perfect for an afternoon stop in Willamette Valley.

Hands down my favorite winery to visit annually. I hope my daughter will always want to go here with me to sit on the patio or the Adirondack chairs to sip a bit of wine, talk, and take in the lovely hillside views. Always great service here. I highly recommend.

Went here for a get together and had a picnic. They sell some snacks and small plates. Good wines in a beautiful part of the Oregon wine country. Pinot noir is the main varietal here. This winery has good wines! Staff are friendly and let us stay a little longer than closing. Fun place to visit. The tasting room is very nice too.

We were a large group of 12. Excellent service, delicious food, beautiful views and property. It was a rainy day and we arrived early. The staff allowed us to come inside so that we didn't have to wait outside in the cold rain. They offered the kids some activities and blankets to keep us warm. We had a wonderful time together as a family celebrating my parents' 50th anniversary at Stoller. Highly recommend!

Wonderful wines. Really enjoyed the reserve Chardonnay and pinot noirs. Also ham sandwich and hummus platter were very good. Tasting took 2.5 hrs though as Robert was a bit lost. He's a lovely guy who is enthusiastic but he's a bit out of his element. Forgot about us a couple of times, wines out of order, etc. But great location, views and wines. We still bought a case and enjoyed our visit.

We just sat in your tasting room for 45 minutes without being helped. Had heard such good things about this wine and were ready to buy a bunch to take back home with us and join the wine club. When we got up to tell our 'server' we were leaving, he literally said OK - no, "I'm sorry", nothing. What terrible customer service. So disappointing.

An absolute bougie wine experience that's inviting! This is a modern winery with both indoor and outdoor seating options. The field that you look out to looks like a movie. The ambiance is upscale and chic! The wines are delicious. The service is inviting. The food is amazing and all things considered it could be more expensive but im glad it's not too crazy! I take all of my family members when they visit here and they love it!

Absolutely gorgeous estate and most importantly the owners and service people are going to make your visit very special and welcoming. 1. Venue: beautiful They have a great place to host parties, rustic & chic wedding ceremony or even a business conference. 2. Food: they have catering capability and delicious. 3. Drinks: very good! all in all, a great place!

What sets Stoller apart is its year-round allure. From the vibrant colors of vineyards in the fall to the lush greenery in spring, every season brings its own magic. Keep an eye out for events and celebrations - they take the experience to the next level of fun. Whether you're a wine enthusiast or simply seeking a memorable outing, Stoller Family Estate is a five-star destination. Cheers to a place where every sip and every view is truly extraordinary!

Scheduled a tasting at Stoller Family Estate. Of the many great options in the Willamette Valley, we choose Stoller for their expansive outdoor area and it did not disappoint! Besides their amazing grounds, we were also blown away by the wine and the service. On a sunny summer day, all of their wines were drinking real nicely! Would highly recommended to anyone sipping their way through Willamette Valley. Would especially recommend this winery over others if you were coming with a large group or family.

We toured the winery which was amazing! Then we were able to enjoy a few more tastings of their wines. It wasn't a hard decision for us to join their wine club so we could continue to enjoy their wines in MN. The ambiance is wonderful there. The garage doors were open and you could enjoy outside or inside both of which were beautiful. The staff there were amazing-they were laughing with each other and with their guests. Thanks for making our first trip to Willamette Valley a great one. Cheers! (And I can't wait to enjoy my 'Nancy' bottle!) Pam and John.

Stoller was our first wine stop, and oh what a lovely one it was! The weather was cooperating (not scorching hot), the sun was shining and a breeze was blowing. My friends are members so they knew to call ahead for a rezy on a day like this to get an outside spot. It was a Tuesday and wasn't full inside, but the patio had the coveted umbrella tables facing the stunning hillside. Very Tuscany-esq! We were sat on the edge of the terrace with a spectacular view of the vines and I'm guessing wheat. A pleasant server promptly greeted us, and offered our first taste of a sparkling wine. It went down smoothly. We put in an order for the crab dip and a charcuterie board. The crab dip was excellent. While we snacked on salmon, cheeses, capers and breads, various wines were poured. Can't say there was a single one I wouldn't order again. We lingered and chatted and enjoyed our visit immensely. After we finished, we walked down to the beautiful tree with a tire swing and took it all in. It was a wonderful experience. Members get a certain amount of tastings included with the yearly membership fee along with other perks. Going to have to look into that!

Big and bustling. Nice property with a great view and they have cornhole boards set up. We had one hostess when we got there who was OK, then Anne took over and elevated our day. The wines are good, but not up to some of the other vineyards we visited.

Lori was so sweet and accommodating! We had a great tasting and the best Crudites plate with homemade ranch dressing. The views and flowers are stunning.

Perfect service, amazing views, delicious wine. The unoaked Chardonnay and any Pinot noir are always a great choice.

Stoller was a BEAUTIFUL venue. I was so pleasantly surprised, the view was amazing and the weather was perfect. It was visually better and more affordable than a lot of the wineries in Napa! We had 5 different wines to try in our flight and it was only $25 per person. Definitely take a walk around the estate while you're there too!

Spent a very pleasant family (15 people, including 3 kids) afternoon in July 2023 at the Stoller Winery in Dayton, OR. This was a first for me - destination entertainment at a beverage manufacturer- though of course many people make tasting room visits to wineries. This seemed to go beyond that. Stoller has established a 'friends of Stoller' membership system that permits - encourages - fans of their wine to enjoy fresh air and great food/and drink at the estate. Outside dining in a casual/informal atmosphere - picnic tables and Adirondack chairs - while sipping their wine and eating from a very decent snack/salad/sandwich menu . Kids were left to run loose, though honestly during our visit most of them were glued to their iPads. Still, there was a fabulous tire swing on a majestic black oak near the picnic area. The adults in our group remembered what to do ... Special shout out to Stoller for their attention to the comfort of their guests. Bathrooms were available in the indoor function/dining spaces and these were clean and very nicely appointed. But the real surprise was a mobile restroom trailer adjacent the picnic area that had spacious, elegant even, mens' and womens' rooms with soft music and air conditioning. Classy touch!

Our visit here this summer was blissful! We didn't have a reservation but they gladly sat us for a tasting. Our server was wonderful and knowledgeable about each wine, offering a bonus pour or two along the way based on our interests. We tried some chardonnays that were crisper and less buttery, which I love, a fantastic rose, and a couple of Pinot noirs that we're remarkably different from each other but all wonderful. The view and ambiance is just lovely, with a full view of the vineyards and a modern tasting room. We loved our time here!

We went to Stoller as one of our stops on a bachelorette party wine tour in July and it was amazing. Our server was extremely knowledgeable and we all enjoyed the tasting and a few appetizers. The view and vineyard were absolutely beautiful. Will definitely be ordering some wine and visiting again.

Absolutely beautiful estate. Beautiful rolling hills as far as you can see. The have a 400 acre estate. They serve boards, salads sandwiches. We had a cheese board with an assortment of 5 cheeses. Cost of the cheese board was $30.00 Also an inn with serval units to stay overnight. 3 generation property. We had a tasting for $30.00 each. Line was as follows Riesling Chardonnay Pinot noir Pinot reserve Acre Tempranillo They do have beer and cider choices as well.

Absolutely wonderful first experience at Stoller! We made a reservation for a group of 5 people and were the first group in on a weekday. Even though it was a weekday there were multiple groups coming in and out for their tasting. I enjoy the open concept and industrial vibe so I loved the decor. Tables spread far enough apart where you don't feel crowded with other groups. I can see they also have garage doors so I wonder if those open during the warmer months. It was raining so I didn't venture around the outside area but I can tell that it would be a beautiful experience in the spring/summer. William was great during the whole experience and was able to educate us about the tasting menu and the brands under Stoller. We had the food pairing and it was great to see the different flavors. We were there a couple hours and never felt rushed. Loved the rose! We didn't get to try their other menu items but others around seemed to order so I will be sure to check them out at my next pickup. They also shared they have member events throughout the season too which seemed pretty cool.

One of my favorite venues in the Oregon wine scene. Their pinots are one of the best for the area and the tasting rooms follow suit. The staff are all well trained in their art but leave room for the novice coneseuirs to own their experience. The backdrop of the tasting room delivers some epic views of the vineyards and surrounding properties.

What a difference a year can make. From an ultra cool experience to, up selling, fake flowers, and ready made heat and serve pizza. Not to mention we are long time wine club members who made a reservation and they kept asking us if we were members. It seems like there getting ready to get private equity money or go public. There is no benefit to being a member as Vivino matches their club pricing. Sad

In my opinion, this place is a great place to either start or end your winery tour. This place was the last stop for us and the food definitely felt good after all of the wine. Pros: the estate is BEAUTIFUL. We went during November and went outside for a few group photos. I bet it's gorgeous to sit outside during the summer. The sandwiches were worth the price and tasty. Cons: Not an intimate tasting experience. The servers seemed a bit spread out amongst other parties and the stories behind the wine felt rushed. The flatbreads were good but not worth the price in my opinion.

Ty did a great job leading us through the tasting and pairing experience. Knowledgeable and personable - perfect afternoon made better by Ty!

This winery is so cool! Great wines, service and atmosphere! Great way to spend the afternoon! Lexi and Jim did a phenomenal job with their service!

Last weekend we celebrated my (50th) birthday at the Stoller Family Estate. What an incredible property. Special thank you to Will for his hospitality and patience with us in the Legacy room. Service, food, music, and of course our tastings all were incredible. Also, we happen to be seated next to Mr. and Mrs. Stoller as well. Mrs. Stoller overheard it was my birthday and was gracious enough to cover our lunch. So very thankful. While not necessary, her generosity just added to such a great day at the perfect venue. 5 stars is not enough. Thank you to the Stollers, the incredible Stoller Family Estate team for all you did to make turning 50 a bit less painful. ;-). Hope to be back very soon.

The expansive landscape and sweeping views, along with nice wine, makes Stoller one of the most popular vineyards for tastings. The tasting room and outdoor patio are always buzzing with people and on a warm day, the dozens of white Adirondack chairs and picnic tables are full. The tire swing is perfect for the kids, and those who are kids at heart, and makes for an instagram worthy pic with the hillside vineyard as a backdrop. You can purchase a gorgeous and tasty charcuterie filled with cheese, sausages, dried fruits and crackers or you can snack on your own food, which I really appreciate. I enjoy Stoller wines, especially the fuller bodied Pinot Noirs, but I enjoy the spectacular property and vistas even more! Which is why I return again and again.

Beautiful vineyard with tasting options or having a glass in the grassy area. The wine has definitely made me an Oregon wine fan. We will be back! There are many options in the area and we've been there 3 times, taking friends and family!

Great wines and atmosphere. The views of the vineyard is amazing and they have a cute tree tire swing in the middle of it.

Beautiful grounds. Very fragrant perfumed wines. Didn't have any of their food but there is a somewhat larger menu than most vineyards here so you could have lunch. Helpful staff. Tasting was just about an hour. Would return for events! Large area but recommend reservation. This place should make candles that smell like their varietals!

Had a great time at Stoller. First impressions were that tour would be a big impersonal winery since it was fairly busy and there were some big groups being hosted. However, our server, Sam, was very personable and knowledgeable, and made it feel like more personal than we expected. On top of that, the setting is beautiful, and the wines are very nice!

A great place to enjoy summer weather and their lovely view, not to mention some good wines and light snacks. Definitely a recommended stop on any tour of the Willamette Valley wineries. There are numerous wineries and wine bars to visit in that area.

Stoller was our last stop on our long weekend in Oregon wine country. What a lovely way to end our trip as this vineyard is stunning. The drive up is lined with gorgeous trees, the facility seems brand new and it had these cool garage doors that not only allowed you to have a fantastic view, but also assisted with ventilation and distancing. Our wine educator guided us through the tasting, but also let us do the pouring ourselves and at our pace. We actually split our tasting here since my friend was driving and it was our last tasting of the day (4pm) which we really appreciated. We asked our educator about another wine we saw on the list, Aligote, and he happily poured it for us which was very cool. I really enjoyed the wine here and may have very well joined the club had I not already joined 2 on our trip. The pinot noirs were great, but it was the chardonnays that really stood out for me here. They served us two in our tasting and they were both phenomenal. So since I couldn't join the club, those chardonnays were what I topped off my box I was taking home with.

Fun, relaxing afternoon with delicious wine and nibbles. Our server was so knowledgeable & attentive.

Million dollars view of the vineyard. This is a kind of wine tasting you looking for "great wine" with "the great view." Very relaxing, I would go back again.

Stoller has been a destination for me with many friends over the past few years and they have been a huge staple in the Willamette Valley- they bring tourism to the area and the wine is simply very good. They used to have that "family business" vibe, but they are much too big now and the tasting room staff aren't likely to remember your name even if you've been a member for years- but if you have a big group, want a beautiful outdoor setting and enjoy Oregon style wines- this is a great stop. They opened the "Experience Center" during the Pandemic to accommodate more people- making the much cozier tasting room and members building an overflow space most of the year - but this space is cold and unfeeling. It feels like a drafty garage and the once comfortable upholstered dining chairs have been replaced with hard plastic. Sigh- not my preferred experience in wine country. I hope this evolves into something better. They also now operate on a reservation system like most larger wineries, and because it is so well known, you need to make a reservation pretty far in advance. I found it wasn't even possible to get a reservation as a club member 10 days out and would end up getting my pickup without having a chance to sit down and taste (no pickup parties during the pandemic). One thing I will praise Stoller for is their events and food- I have been to many pick up parties/events in the valley over the years and Stoller's were always the most fun and unique. They will have some weekends with a special food pairing to go with a tasting- one week it was chicken and waffles and we pretty much inhaled it.

Beautiful stop for a wine tasting. It is $20/person and reservations are required due to COVID. You get a 90 minute tasting. We had the turkey sandwich served with a salad, cookie and chips. It was delicious for $16. The wines are smooth and a mix of white and red. Staff is friendly. They have indoor and outdoor seating.