14 Best Wineries in Dundee

“Really excellent wines, Pinot Noir of course, but also their whites were next level. Fair prices too, not ultra-inflated like some others in the region. Daryl and Andrea were very knowledgeable and friendly hosts as well. Highly recommend this place for an authentic winery doing it the right way. Gorgeous views too, vines as far as the eye can see.“

“Winderlea is a must when wine wasting in the Dundee Hills. Beautiful views of a rolling hills vineyard provide the perfect backdrop for enjoying their wide range of high quality wines. Staff are warm, welcoming, and a wealth of knowledge - treating you as if you're family at the dinner table, while giving great insights to their B Corp friendly winemaking practices. We will be frequenting Winderlea more often after such a great experience and already look forward to their vineyard hikes in the summer!“

“Always enjoy our adventures to Dobbes. We missed a member's weekend.. then our sister came into town, saying she wanted to join their wine clube. Matt took care us for this afternoon...adding great enthusiasm, expertise and insights to the wines we enjoyed. Matt and his co-workers always make the Dobbes experience memorable. Of course, we find Dobbes' wines some of the finest in the Northwest.“

“What a gem of an experience. As most of the reviews have mentioned, David is a delight and full of knowledge. They really make you feel like you are drinking in their living room with the coziness and attention. 100% worth putting on your list“

“We were blown away with service our first time visiting back in 2019 though we didn't revisit until 2023. We decisded to join the membership program after our second visit back and the attention to detail has been second to none. The team always makes you feel as if you are the only guest and they recently hand delivered a case of wine for me! Amanda and Andrew are awesome, oh and the wine is amazing too!“

“This was an excellent stay at an historical, beautifully renovated Inn. Service and cooked breakfast to order was above and beyond expectations. Our spacious room was an delightful experience to spend the night in. The host was particularly caring posting back an item left behind. Can’t recommend this Inn highly enough!“

“Visited them today (11/10/34) and discovered some hidden gems. Several of their pinot noirs were well worth the price ($60-$80)(. They offer several wines 5 or more years old in their tasting menu. I settled on a 2014 pinot noir that was not on the menu but was available to taste and was, in my opinion, exquisite.“

“These folks were really great to us! We were recommended this place by someone in industry and could not have been any more pleased! Lots of pinot noirs as well as some chardonnays to try. We especially appreciated the intimate experience of the patio/tasting area. Reservations are necessary for a place like this. I would definitely come back to have a glass of wine on a cozy afternoon. The knowledge of the staff was super impressive and extremely accommodating. Rob walked us through all the wines with nice stories in between.“

“I recently visited Zerba Winery for a girls weekend, and it's definitely one of my favorites. I'm a member here for a reason - they have the best red wines! I recently picked up my wine shipment and had a great time as always. Highly recommend this winery - you won't regret it!StefanieBaileymay's Boutique“

“I was a fan of Knudsen Vineyards' grapes long before we dropped in at their tasting room and subsequently became club members. They have traditionally provided grapes to Argyle Winery for use in their top-rated sparkling wines, and many a KnudsenVinyard Brut from Argyle has added brillince to New Years Eve and other festive occasions.Then we stopped in at the hilltop tasting room and learned about their OWN wines. They make some luscious Pinot Noirs from the surrounding hillsides, including some from vines planted in the '70s and always with a note about the clonal varieties used in each bottling, such as the clones used, the types and length of barrel aging, and the history of the vineyards from which the grapes were sourced.As a fun observation: if you've seen the Oregon Wine Country license plates with a rolling hill covered in vines, that's taken from a painting of one of the Knudsen plantings. They were one of the first vineyards to the Willamette Valley and their history is notable.We never fail to attend their Club Member Appreciation days, and have just returned from one last Saturday. Complimentary tastings and a light cheese board with snacks to highlight the food pairing potential of their wine are a lovely touch.They also do celebrations throughout the year, sometimes with live music and a variety of appetizers. It's a good club to belong to, and we love taking home a selection of the wines we've tasted there.Short version: A great tasting room, luscious wines with long Oregon history, and a great set of perks for club members.“

“What a great experience with Jodi! Drove by numerous times thru Dundee. We finally stopped & enjoyed an amazing tasting. With over 30 choices of wines, we found some amazing wines. Plus, another tasting room in Carlton. Big Bold Reds, exactly what you need after too many Pinot's.!! Stop by instead of sitting in traffic???“

“The wines are incredible and a great value. I love that they have true champagne (at times) and it's priced to be enjoyable. We have had a couple negative experiences, but I won't allow that to overshadow the wines and I do keep coming back.“

“Ronnie and team made us feel so welcome from the moment we stepped in! He answered all our questions and we loved hearing about the stories from the origins of the winery and their owners to the cute label! Thank you Ronnie and team for such an awesome experience and the best tasting/service of our day out in wine country!“