The Eyrie Vineyards

935 NE 10th Ave, McMinnville, OR 97128, USA

Address:	935 NE 10th Ave, McMinnville, OR 97128, USA
Phone:	+1 503-472-6315
Site:	eyrievineyards.com
Rating:	4.7
Working:	12–5PM 12–5PM 12–5PM 12–5PM 12–5PM 12–5PM 12–5PM

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Kathleen Anson

Maybe the best Pinot Noir in Oregon, made in traditional Burgundian fashion, crafted with love in this unassuming, family-run winery, from the first plantings in the Willamette Valley. The staff are super knowledgeable and friendly, I particularly like Jacques, who is basically John Oliver from the Daily Show but with a French accent. They also hold quite an extensive library and regularly share them in the tasting room by using "the Elva," a converted classic bottling machine that reminds me of a 1950s car. Dont be scared off by the unimpressive look of the building from outside.

Dave Dub

Truely, one of North Americas original wineries (for Pinot Gris at the least). It shows in the authenticness of the tasting room, the staff (during our tasting, the winemaker came out from the back rooms and spent a while pouring & discussing this years harvest), and not the least, the wines. Very convenient location, affordable wine, and when its not busy you can get some great interesting information.

Jaci Saunders

We had a fantastic tasting experience at Eyrie Vineyards McMinnville tasting room. Abi was EXTREMELY knowledgeable. This was the highlight of our Oregon wine tasting trip this past September -- because of the fantastic wine and the amazing service. Thanks, Abi!

Melanie Clemmer

We received excellent service at the tasting room from Abigail--we got to hear the interesting history of the winery as well as a full description of the wines. Highly recommend the 2014 Pinot Noir--nice tannic balance to the fruit.

A Private User

David Lett was the first person to plant pinot grapes in Oregon and has spawned the success you see today. You will have to make an appointment to meet him, but it is weel worth it to hear the stories of the early days.

Samuel Scarpino

The oldest and probably still the best of the area vineyards.

Heater Allen

Superb Pinot Noir and other wines.

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