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Founded in 1970 by the Vuylsteke family, Oak Knoll is one of Oregon’s pioneer wineries. Oak Knoll is the fourth oldest winery in the Willamette Valley and they are proud of their wine offerings. Oak Knoll offers wine for every palate, including dry whites and reds, as well as a sweet wine selection. Come enjoy a bottle on the beautiful lawn.

Located just minutes from downtown Portland, Amaterra is perched high in the slopes of the city’s West Hills. Sip, savor, and enjoy bounty from one of the most unique wine terroirs in the country. The estate vineyard overlooks unparalleled views of the Tualatin Valley, embracing the landscape of the Pacific Northwest. It is a wine experience unlike any other.

Amaterra is a private restaurant and winery. Social memberships are available for $25, a one-time membership fee.

Situated on the south side of the Chehalem Mountains, Blakeslee Vineyard Estate produces wines that beautifully represent the terroir of the region—offering Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Riesling, Rosé of Pinot Noir and White Pinot Noir. A producer of Pinot Noir grapes for many years, the vineyard focuses on sustainable practices with an organic garden as part of its tour.

The tasting room accommodates 25 people comfortably (50 people maximum). There is an additional tasting room at the back of the property, with glass doors that can be opened up into the spacious patio, which includes a stunning infinity pool and cozy fire pit. Picnic tables are also available, weather permitting.

Open daily, 11 am to 5 pm by appointment only.

The Cooper Mountain philosophy is simple: to craft authentic wines with minimal intervention while respecting the soils and climate from which they originate. Cooper Mountain offers certified organic and biodynamic Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris and a host of other varieties, including Chardonnay, Gamay and more.

Reservations are required.

Set atop a Northwest facing Chehalem Mountains slope, Ponzi’s state-of-the-art winery and modern tasting room are surrounded by the majestic Avellana Vineyard. Founded in 1970, Ponzi is one of Oregon’s founding producers of Pinot Noir. This breathtaking facility is perfect for intimate and group gatherings In 2021, French champagne producer, Bollinger, purchased this pioneering winery.

Reservations are recommended. 

Raptor Ridge is one of Oregon’s esteemed producers of quality Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, and more. Founded in 1995, owners Scott and Annie Shull have established wonderful wines and a memorable wine tasting experience. Taste from the winery’s array of single vineyard Pinot Noirs and hand-crafted cuvees. While tasting, you may see a native raptor gliding across your view.

Open Thursday – Monday from 10 to 5, reservations recommended.

From their estate winery, called No Clos Radio in Forest Grove, Maloof Wines creates single-vineyard wines from uncommon white varieties as well as Cuvées. Wine tasters can enjoy their wines at the No Clos Cafe, a full-service restaurant open from June 15-Labor Day Weekend. 

No Clos Radio is closed for the season and will re-open June 15. 

Established in 1973, Tualatin Estate is home to one of the most respected vineyard sites in Oregon’s Willamette Valley. Wine grapes from the 145-acre vineyard have produced world-renowned wines for over 40 years. Private tours and tastings, where guests can explore one of the oldest and most historic vineyards in the region, are available by reservation only. The winery, part of Willamette Valley Vineyards, features a tasting room and offers wine-related products and gifts.

Reservations are recommended. Masks are required inside the tasting room, unless seated for service.

Eagle’s Nest Reserve is one of the Tualatin Hills’ newest wineries. This unique gem is located in the quaint Helvetia area on a 160-acre estate with the diverse and beautiful landscape of vineyards, wetlands, fields of grazing alpacas, and easement protected forest sanctuaries laced with miles of lanes and trails.

The winery is open for tastings and small events.