Wineries within 15 miles of Dundee, OR

Check Summit Wine Tours. Www.summitwinetours.org.

https://www.facebook.com/303443896480467 Black Tie Tours

Wine county car service. http://www.pinotcar.com

Oregon Select Wine Tours...Jeff Petersen

My wife and I have been to The Willamette Valley many times. I would suggest the following spots: * Antica Terra (you'll need a reservation, but it is worth it) * Do a Provisions Tasting at Soter Mineral Springs Ranch (until $100 with tasting/food...also need a reservation) * Archery Summit (the cave is Oregon's only one which is open to the public...need a reservation) * White Rose (fantastic Pinot...cute, quaint tasting room...but no view and limited tour options) * Evening Land (tasting room only, and offsite...but great wine) * Domaine Serene (gorgeous spot, great wine...but overpriced) * Ken Wright (a lot of people don't like him...understandably so...but the wine is fantastic) * Chehalem (call ahead and do the tasting at the winery, not the offsite tasting room) * Beaux Frères (need an appointment) * Trisaetum (a bit off the beaten path, but worth it...they make the best Riesling in Oregon) * Cristom (known for whole cluster Pinots, but all-in-all, very good wine...go here if you cannot get to Archery) I also suggest The Red Hills Market in Dundee for lunch, but if on a weekend, arrive before noon or after 1:30PM. ​ If you plan on drinking versus spitting for your tastings, I would suggest getting a driver. We've tried several different firms, but our favorite was PinotCar ([https://www.pinotcar.com/](https://www.pinotcar.com/)) ​ Enjoy The Willamette!

[Here's a writeup I did](https://www.reddit.com/r/wine/comments/4 dsjmf/trip_to_the_willamette_valley_14/) if you're interested.

Check out Cana’s Feast and Troon our in Carlton if you like bigger reds. Cana’s Feast will give you a taste for Columbia valley wines. Troon’s fruit comes from Applegate Valley in southern Oregon.

I was there in August and had a wonderful time at Eyrie vineyards in Dundee. Very relaxed atmosphere and amazing wine, they were the first to plant Pinot noir in Oregon back in the 60 s!

Honestly, if you're staying in Portland and just looking to do one tasting, Ponzi was a great suggestion. They are one of the closest wineries to the city. Dick and Nancy are OG's, the facility is amazing and they will accommodate tasting and a tour for under $100. If you finish and decide you want to make another stop, Raptor Ridge and Hawk's View are in close proximity.

Might I also suggest Washington County for some wine places. http://www.winetouroregon.com/wash_county_wineries.htm Ponzi, Raptor Ridge, and Helvetia wineyards are good and not too expensive.

HUB and Laurelwood are both super family friendly.

Great Notion is super baby friendly, Ecliptic is pretty good too.

No one at a brewery wants kids there.

Level Brewing out near 148 th and Sandy

Little beast has a grassy yard out front thats good for kids

Culmination Brewing is great and not on every list (they also have super tasty food) & Wayfinder has a tons of outdoor seating, with plenty of umbrellas. Or: [https://www.oregonlive.com/beer/index.ssf/2017/02/38\_kid-friendly\_pubs\_breweries\_beer.html](https://www.oregonlive.com/beer/index.ssf/2017/02/38_kid-friendly_pubs_breweries_beer.html)

You’re sick.

White Rose Estates

When you say “end of May” do you mean around Memorial Day? If so, that’s one of the bigger wine weekends around here, and a handful of places that don’t normally open to the public will be doing open houses, like Eminent Domaine or Big Table Farm. If you’re not planning your trip on the holiday (and even if you are) def try to make an appt with Patricia Green Cellars. Beaux Freres is great too (although like White Rose they can be a little pretentious). Alexana and Furioso, in the Dundee hills have both great wines and good people. If you don’t mind a slightly longer drive, the setting at Coeur De Terre (Mcminnville foothills) is great.

undeniably the Eyrie Vineyards. you would be an absolute fool to go anywhere else before you went to Eyrie. One of the greatest and most historic in willamette.

http://www.lecadeauvineyard.com/ Very highly regarded, they truly do something special...

My favorite is Adea

Make sure to grab a bite at Red Hills Market in Dundee. All great recommendations on this thread, Sokol Blosser, Torii Mor and Vista Hills will be my adds. White Rose and Soter as mentioned previously are well worth stops. Enjoy Oregon!

Hawks View is one of my favorites that hasn’t already been mentioned.

Plug for Belle Pente and Patricia Green.

Lemelson Vineyards is really good. Some of the best pinot I've tasted. I'm not sure if it's within one hour of Portland.

Division.

Soter Vineyards (appointment needed)- amazing sparkling wine, chardonnay and pinot. White Rose as mentioned and Patton Valley Vineyards- amazing pinot

Evesham Wood, Christom, Brooks especially if you're into rieslings and aromatic whites, Adelsheim, St Innocent, White Rose, Alexana, Bryn Mawr. If you're into more of a new world style I'd focus on the Yamhill-Carlton and Dundee Hills Ava's, if you're looking for more acidic and funky stuff go to Eola Amity, it's super underrated in my opinion!

Ayube and Patricia Greene.

Already some great advice on here. My current favorites: Bergström, Adelsheim, De Ponte, Rex Hill, Cristom, St. Innocent.

Antica Terra.

I dig Teutonic in downtown

If I recall correctly, we did some tasting in White Salmon WA and Hood River OR. Both are about an hour out of Portland. I cannot recall which wineries we went to however. Also the Willamette Valley has some good wines around the Dallas/Salem Area.

Stoller. Very nice place to visit, very nice wines.

Tumwater is also great! It sits on a pond in the Pete’s mountain area (about 30 min from downtown Portland) and they have some lovely flights. You get to choose your favorite from the flight for a full glass, which is included in the tasting. Sometimes they have live music. :) I always take friends who are visiting from out of town there!

Oak Knoll has a nice sweet red, Deviant.

Pheasant Run in Aurora has a lot of great wines but the have a white blend called Sweet Emma. It is sweet and delicious.

Purple Cow in Newberg

Dan Thornton?

Brandi Pointer pointer has some for sale I believe.

If you are looking to make your own, you might check out Anvil Academy on Main Street. All sorts of interesting craftwork going on in there, and they might be able to hook you up with a student to make it for you.