Highlights
Enjoy classic Pinot Noirs and cool-climate whites in the serene tasting room at this historic vineyard offering rich experiences
About This Deal
- Reserve TastingSeated wine adventure
- Wine Credit IncludedTo spend on bottles
- Booking RequiredReserve your spot ahead
Looking for a memorable day out with friends or loved ones? A visit to Tualatin Estate Vineyards promises a wine-tasting experience that pairs delightful flavors with beautiful surroundings. Explore a selection of fine wines and enjoy a seated tasting adventure in an inviting setting.
What We Offer
Experience unique clonal diversity and award-winning wines. Each option includes exclusive reserve tastings tailored for your group size, complete with generous wine credits to use toward premium bottles during your visit.
Tasting for Two
Includes an intimate reserve wine tasting session for two people and a $20 wine credit to enjoy or purchase a bottle of wine.
Tasting with $40 Credit
Ideal for larger groups. Enjoy a reserve tasting and choose from premium wines with a $40 wine credit toward your selection.
Why You Should Grab This Offer
- Decades of tradition: Become part of an authentic winemaking history that dates back decades.
- World-class selection: Explore prestigious, award-winning Pinot Noirs and diverse French clones that enhance the tasting palette.
- Serene ambiance: Enjoy breathtaking views and a peaceful setting perfect for relaxation and reflection.
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About Tualatin Estate Vineyards
Tualatin, in the tongue of the indigenous peoples who named the river, means "gentle and easy flowing." As apt as the name is for the waterway, it also suits the wines produced at Tualatin Estate Vineyards. Founded in 1973 by Oregon wine industry pioneer, Bill Fuller, today the vineyard occupies more than 145 acres, fully planted with vines that produce award-winning wines. While soil nourishes gewürztraminer, muscat, pinot blanc vines, more than 65 acres of it belongs to Willamette Valley Vineyards Pinot Noir alone. The winemakers cultivate seven different French clones of the grape, bottling a variety of subtly different wines that share common soil and ancestry.
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