Thank you for such a great time!! Great time wine tasting with family. Wine was very tasty and quite a selection
Raj M
We had a chance to visit Oswego Hills Vineyard for a wedding last weekend. It is such a beautiful location with gorgeous views of the valley. The place is pristine and all the people who work there are gracious, polite, and very professional. The wines and the food were delicious. Will visit again, just for wine tasting in the future.
Swati G
Lovely winery. I was here for a company event. The arrangements were excellent - the food was good, wait staff were excellent and attentive and the winery had a lovely view of the sunset. Overall I enjoyed it a lot - would recommend the place to host events or visit ?
michael cook
Awsome food! Great Wine!
Brittney Johnson
We had our wedding at this venue and absolutely loved it. Derek and Reagan were so great to work with! Our day was everything we hoped for and so much more. Oswego Hills Vineyard is truly a special place and we couldn’t recommend it more for your big day!!
Kim G.
Surprisingly, I've never been here for a wine tasting, but I've attended two weddings here and it's a lovely, picturesque setting for such a momentous occasion. The gazebo where the bride and groom take their vows is the perfect focal point with the vineyards in the backdrop. They set up chairs on either side of the walkway and the only downside is if it's a hot day (yesterday was 92) the guests are melting in the hot sun. No way to predict the weather! The huge benefit is if it rains, they do move the festivities inside so that eliminates stress for the bride knowing there is a plan b. Inside is a bright, light filled room with high ceilings and an area for dancing. There is not much seating so if you are in need of a chair, get there early. The staff was fantastic as was the caterer. The food was perfection. From the chicken skewers, heirloom tomato bruschetta and massive charcuterie during the cocktail hour, to the buffet dinner, everything was flavorful and perfectly cooked. No dry chicken!For dinner they served grilled salmon, the best I've ever had! Living in Portland, I've had a lot! you The salmon was fresh and whatever seasoning they used, made it shine. The flank steak was so tender, it melted in your mouth, and also had an exquisite flavor profile. Wish I could get the recipe for both! The huge salad with fresh peaches, blueberries and goat cheese was the perfect accompaniment. Also roasted veggies, a variety of bread and rolls, and mac & cheese, requested by the groom. If you are lucky enough to be there during a sunset, it's magical. While everyone was inside dancing, I snuck outside to watch the performance of the sun casting various shades or orange and pink in the sky. Now to the logistics. There are two entrances to the parking lot, the second takes you to the overflow area which is closer to the inside venue. Since I'm using a cane (post surgery) I chose this area to park. After you park you have to walk across an area of small gravel making it challenging to navigate if you are using a cane, a wheelchair or have mobility issues. After I made my way inside, I noticed a paved area in front of the covered outdoor sitting area with a few parking spots. Wish I had known this before parking and walking inside. Once you navigate this area, there are paved walkways to the gazebo, including an ADA access walkway, and a paved sidewalk to the bathrooms which are in a separate building. My friend's wedding was everything she had dreamed about! This venue provided the perfect setting for a joyous occasion.
Kelly A.
I really wanted to like this place...PROS:the location is great. really pretty spot, nice grassy area to hang out and picnic. There were a bunch of families and dogs, an overall very appealing, relaxing and inviting atmosphere. The tastings are the cheapest i've seen. for $15 you get to try 6 of their wines, so you can't beat that price. The service was also lovely. Everyone was friendly and helpful. a family-run business.CONS:The wine was unfortunately not at all to my liking. i tried 4 of their wines, took a couple sips and tossed the rest and didn't even get the remaining 2 tastings as it just didn't seem worth it. The rest of our group felt the same way. (for reference, i drink a lot of wine and taste at a lot of wineries and it is very rare for me to dump each of the tastings). They do not have water available either. you can buy a plastic bottle of water, which was a bummer to see the plastic waste versus having a water fountain or something to refill a bottle or cups.
Scott H.
I was here for a colleague's retirement. What an absolutely amazing venue. The place is beautiful, plenty of parking, surrounded by vineyards, and the interior is fantastic. This is a bright, wide open, beautifully manicured building. The food was awesome. The shrimp work with huge and fresh. The salmon tasted like it had just been caught. The drinks were refreshing. And the staff could not have done a better job.
Tessa F.
Fantastic find on a random Saturday afternoon. Beautiful estate with amazing staff. Definitely not kid-friendly and that's fine by me -- I want to enjoy other adults' company and have a calm, peaceful quiet afternoon while drinking alcohol! I'm glad I didn't have to witness someone's unsupervised kids causing chaos and defacing the property, such as the complaint from a previous reviewer who was appalled the staff and other customers were annoyed with her impudence. This is definitely not a place to bring children and maybe not dogs because I didn't see any water bowls out like you might see at other wineries and breweries. Lots of fragile stuff inside the tasting room plus lots of rocky terrain in the parking lot and toward the lawn for seating. If you're in a wheelchair or have mobility issues, there is a paved area right in front of the covered outdoor sitting area where you can park, plus some handicapped parking spots in the overflow parking area. It may be hard to traverse the gravel otherwise. The bathrooms are also outside of the tasting room in a separate building but there's a paved walkway and adequate room to navigate them. The staff are so friendly and very knowledgeable. The woman helping me seemed to know just what I would like based on my preferences and what I thought about some of the samples. I also learned about their beloved late winery cat, Monty, who is immortalized on a bottle of sparkling rosé and had another series ("Orphan") named for him. While I'm a Cabernet fan, I really enjoyed the whites that I sampled and felt the Petit Sirah was the best red. Wasn't a fan of the 2020 Marechal which, as it was explained to me, absorbed a smoky flavor from that summer's wildfires and it was very obvious on the nose and tongue. But I enjoyed most everything else I sampled and it was compelling enough to take a lot of bottles home! I was also really glad to find a place that makes a cab, since so many wineries focus a lot on Pinot noir. The tasting fee is $15 for six samples and will be waived if you buy 6 bottles of more. They also offer discounts on purchases of 4 bottles or more -- I got six bottles for 15% off. Pretty great deal for local wine!
Julia W.
I absolutely love this place! One of my favorite wineries in the area. The staff are amazing and the outdoor seating is fantastic
A joy to go to. Great interactions with staff. Prices are excellent. Selection great. Overall a wonderful visit. Will go back.
Michael Arredondo
Nice relaxed winery. So fun to grab a bottle and relaxed in an Adirondack chair on the lawn.
Lois K
I stopped at this WONDERFUL place on impulse as I saw the sign for it driving up from outlets back to Portland. I accidentally went into the overflow room and then was directed to the real tasting room. This family owned business (I am told by owner & patriarch) was an old ? farm that he found/purchased some years back and fulfilled his dream to be a wine-maker. I did the tasting, and one of my "pourers" was one of the daughters who (obviously) is extremely versed in the business. There was live entertainment and a very relaxed convivial atmosphere.I would encourage anyone to make either a planned OR impromptu stop at winery ?
Kamelia B.
Not very kid friendly. Got a lot of glares for having 4 toddlers there playing around. Also lots of comments. We felt like a burden the whole time. Beautiful property and perfect for kids but the staff definitely expects tamed kids who will sit and watch a screen I'm guessing. Not our adventurous, explorers. staff took issue with the kids using chalk on the concrete, offered to clean it up and was told the water was shut off, despite repeated offers to clean it up was made to feel uncomfortable. We should have asked first but the way we were treated because of it was just extra. Multiple staff members came out and made comments about it shaking their head in anger. Super awkward. All because of chalk.
Jen Peters
Such a stunning wedding venue! Photographing weddings here is always a joy.
Thank you for such a great time!! Great time wine tasting with family. Wine was very tasty and quite a selection
We had a chance to visit Oswego Hills Vineyard for a wedding last weekend. It is such a beautiful location with gorgeous views of the valley. The place is pristine and all the people who work there are gracious, polite, and very professional. The wines and the food were delicious. Will visit again, just for wine tasting in the future.
Lovely winery. I was here for a company event. The arrangements were excellent - the food was good, wait staff were excellent and attentive and the winery had a lovely view of the sunset. Overall I enjoyed it a lot - would recommend the place to host events or visit ?
Awsome food! Great Wine!
We had our wedding at this venue and absolutely loved it. Derek and Reagan were so great to work with! Our day was everything we hoped for and so much more. Oswego Hills Vineyard is truly a special place and we couldn’t recommend it more for your big day!!
Surprisingly, I've never been here for a wine tasting, but I've attended two weddings here and it's a lovely, picturesque setting for such a momentous occasion. The gazebo where the bride and groom take their vows is the perfect focal point with the vineyards in the backdrop. They set up chairs on either side of the walkway and the only downside is if it's a hot day (yesterday was 92) the guests are melting in the hot sun. No way to predict the weather! The huge benefit is if it rains, they do move the festivities inside so that eliminates stress for the bride knowing there is a plan b. Inside is a bright, light filled room with high ceilings and an area for dancing. There is not much seating so if you are in need of a chair, get there early. The staff was fantastic as was the caterer. The food was perfection. From the chicken skewers, heirloom tomato bruschetta and massive charcuterie during the cocktail hour, to the buffet dinner, everything was flavorful and perfectly cooked. No dry chicken!For dinner they served grilled salmon, the best I've ever had! Living in Portland, I've had a lot! you The salmon was fresh and whatever seasoning they used, made it shine. The flank steak was so tender, it melted in your mouth, and also had an exquisite flavor profile. Wish I could get the recipe for both! The huge salad with fresh peaches, blueberries and goat cheese was the perfect accompaniment. Also roasted veggies, a variety of bread and rolls, and mac & cheese, requested by the groom. If you are lucky enough to be there during a sunset, it's magical. While everyone was inside dancing, I snuck outside to watch the performance of the sun casting various shades or orange and pink in the sky. Now to the logistics. There are two entrances to the parking lot, the second takes you to the overflow area which is closer to the inside venue. Since I'm using a cane (post surgery) I chose this area to park. After you park you have to walk across an area of small gravel making it challenging to navigate if you are using a cane, a wheelchair or have mobility issues. After I made my way inside, I noticed a paved area in front of the covered outdoor sitting area with a few parking spots. Wish I had known this before parking and walking inside. Once you navigate this area, there are paved walkways to the gazebo, including an ADA access walkway, and a paved sidewalk to the bathrooms which are in a separate building. My friend's wedding was everything she had dreamed about! This venue provided the perfect setting for a joyous occasion.
I really wanted to like this place...PROS:the location is great. really pretty spot, nice grassy area to hang out and picnic. There were a bunch of families and dogs, an overall very appealing, relaxing and inviting atmosphere. The tastings are the cheapest i've seen. for $15 you get to try 6 of their wines, so you can't beat that price. The service was also lovely. Everyone was friendly and helpful. a family-run business.CONS:The wine was unfortunately not at all to my liking. i tried 4 of their wines, took a couple sips and tossed the rest and didn't even get the remaining 2 tastings as it just didn't seem worth it. The rest of our group felt the same way. (for reference, i drink a lot of wine and taste at a lot of wineries and it is very rare for me to dump each of the tastings). They do not have water available either. you can buy a plastic bottle of water, which was a bummer to see the plastic waste versus having a water fountain or something to refill a bottle or cups.
I was here for a colleague's retirement. What an absolutely amazing venue. The place is beautiful, plenty of parking, surrounded by vineyards, and the interior is fantastic. This is a bright, wide open, beautifully manicured building. The food was awesome. The shrimp work with huge and fresh. The salmon tasted like it had just been caught. The drinks were refreshing. And the staff could not have done a better job.
Fantastic find on a random Saturday afternoon. Beautiful estate with amazing staff. Definitely not kid-friendly and that's fine by me -- I want to enjoy other adults' company and have a calm, peaceful quiet afternoon while drinking alcohol! I'm glad I didn't have to witness someone's unsupervised kids causing chaos and defacing the property, such as the complaint from a previous reviewer who was appalled the staff and other customers were annoyed with her impudence. This is definitely not a place to bring children and maybe not dogs because I didn't see any water bowls out like you might see at other wineries and breweries. Lots of fragile stuff inside the tasting room plus lots of rocky terrain in the parking lot and toward the lawn for seating. If you're in a wheelchair or have mobility issues, there is a paved area right in front of the covered outdoor sitting area where you can park, plus some handicapped parking spots in the overflow parking area. It may be hard to traverse the gravel otherwise. The bathrooms are also outside of the tasting room in a separate building but there's a paved walkway and adequate room to navigate them. The staff are so friendly and very knowledgeable. The woman helping me seemed to know just what I would like based on my preferences and what I thought about some of the samples. I also learned about their beloved late winery cat, Monty, who is immortalized on a bottle of sparkling rosé and had another series ("Orphan") named for him. While I'm a Cabernet fan, I really enjoyed the whites that I sampled and felt the Petit Sirah was the best red. Wasn't a fan of the 2020 Marechal which, as it was explained to me, absorbed a smoky flavor from that summer's wildfires and it was very obvious on the nose and tongue. But I enjoyed most everything else I sampled and it was compelling enough to take a lot of bottles home! I was also really glad to find a place that makes a cab, since so many wineries focus a lot on Pinot noir. The tasting fee is $15 for six samples and will be waived if you buy 6 bottles of more. They also offer discounts on purchases of 4 bottles or more -- I got six bottles for 15% off. Pretty great deal for local wine!
I absolutely love this place! One of my favorite wineries in the area. The staff are amazing and the outdoor seating is fantastic
Restaurantji Recommends
A joy to go to. Great interactions with staff. Prices are excellent. Selection great. Overall a wonderful visit. Will go back.
Nice relaxed winery. So fun to grab a bottle and relaxed in an Adirondack chair on the lawn.
I stopped at this WONDERFUL place on impulse as I saw the sign for it driving up from outlets back to Portland. I accidentally went into the overflow room and then was directed to the real tasting room. This family owned business (I am told by owner & patriarch) was an old ? farm that he found/purchased some years back and fulfilled his dream to be a wine-maker. I did the tasting, and one of my "pourers" was one of the daughters who (obviously) is extremely versed in the business. There was live entertainment and a very relaxed convivial atmosphere.I would encourage anyone to make either a planned OR impromptu stop at winery ?
Not very kid friendly. Got a lot of glares for having 4 toddlers there playing around. Also lots of comments. We felt like a burden the whole time. Beautiful property and perfect for kids but the staff definitely expects tamed kids who will sit and watch a screen I'm guessing. Not our adventurous, explorers. staff took issue with the kids using chalk on the concrete, offered to clean it up and was told the water was shut off, despite repeated offers to clean it up was made to feel uncomfortable. We should have asked first but the way we were treated because of it was just extra. Multiple staff members came out and made comments about it shaking their head in anger. Super awkward. All because of chalk.
Such a stunning wedding venue! Photographing weddings here is always a joy.