Bryn Mawr Vineyards

Had a nice time hear speaking with the actual wine maker who was pouring for the tasting room. If your looking for big winery and large beautiful tasting room this isn’t the place for you. The tasting room is small and intimate with oak barrels and cool climate of a wine cellar. The wine is very good and they wave the tasting fee with a purchase of wine.

My favorite kind of winery. We stopped in here on our way to wine country and it was such a nice experience. It is a small, family-​owned vineyard and the wines were delicious. Really nice, down-​to-​earth guy owns the place and poured our tasting along with some cheese and almonds. I normally don’t like whites, but even those were tempting to take home. We left with two bottles of really great Pinot Noir and will be back!
$ 10 tasting fee waived with purchase of bottle.

Highly enjoyable tasting — 6 wines for $ 10. Wines are all great value. Love the Rose ($ 20) and the Tempranillo ($ 45). Very comfortable seating inside and outside and a few small snacks provided complimentary with tasting.

This is a MUST VISIT! I agree with the other reviews. Bryn Mawr Vineyards was our favorite winery/​vineyard. We have visited many vineyards but the quaint personal touch and incredible wine put it on top of our list. The vineyard has incredible views and the service very personal. There is a cellar area as well as an outdoor tasting area overlooking the vineyard and valley. Our group was able to sit together instead of having to stand at a bar area. Owners were very personable, shared vineyard history, and shared their wine industry passion with us. To top it all the wine was some of the best we have sampled. Our favorite was the 2013 Tempranillo and a close second was the 2012 Willamette Valley Pinot Noir. Prices very reasonable for the quality. Intimate, enjoyable and memorable. Hope you enjoy as much as we did.

We stopped in here after finding a different winery nearby was closed. It was a really fun and unique tasting for multiple reasons. First, we were in the wine cellar! Second, we were able to be seated at a round high top table with our small group, as were all the other tasters at their own tables, rather than crowded around a tasting bar. Third, they have a friendly competition where you can vote for the better pinot between the two that are named after the son and daughter in the family. They have a serious sibling rivalry going on. Fourth, the bathroom is outside! ‘Twas a portapotty (until they expand their tasting room). Very clean and not an issue for me.
We were served little nibbles of smoked fontina, blueberry Havarti and marcona almonds (I think I have those correct) while we sipped (came with our $ 10 pp tasting fee). In addition to some solid pinot noirs, a standout for me was their pinot noir rosé which we brought home a bottle of. So tasty! Bryn Mawr also saved the day by selling Wine Skins, which we needed as we quite drastically underestimated the number of bottles we wanted to bring home from our Oregon trip. They were a great deal at $ 3 each and I’m pretty sure we cleared out their stock, whoops. We really enjoyed the friendly woman who poured and chatted with us. This was a smaller, more intimate tasting and very enjoyable.

Small tasting room with a personal touch. Nice selection of vine. Good opportunity to try the same vines in slightly different growing conditions.

I sadly haven’t been to the vineyard but I have had several of their wines over the past years, red and white… all I can say is the are spectacular!

Solid Pinots and a good Chardonnay offering an excellent QPR. The hosts were gracious, even though we arrived only a few minutes before closing time on Memorial Day.
The $ 5 tasting included six tastings, cheese, Marcona almonds, and crackers. We ended up buying two bottles of 2009 Reserve – which was a bargain at $ 20/​bottle.
A very nice boutique…

Amazing wine and wonderful personalities! !!! wow – what can i say. I visited Bryn Mawr a couple years ago when the new owners came in and have to tell you that this is one fantastic boutique winery that is going to explode with good press and followers very quickly. Their Pinots have the most beautiful aromas that literally envelop your senses. I recently took my wife out to the Joel Palmer House for a «super-​date» and we took a bottle of Bryn Mawr’s 2006 reserve Pinot with us. I have to say that the we uncorked one special bottle of wine that made the evening perfect. There is a hand crafted, earthy, rich, round distinction in their wines – and they have a fragrant nose that is unlike no other. Their 2006-​08 reserves are absolutely rich and fit for royalty, their first year for chardonnay –delicious (and it was that good – you gotta be kidding me!)l, and how did they pull off such a terrific 2008 tempranillo? Their estate pinot doesn’t break the bank and is wonderful and unique on its own.
If you haven’t visited their winery yet it’s a must. With so many to choose from – go to the good ones. Bryn Mawr is a great winery and worth the trip no matter where you live. Their wine maker Rachael has got something going on as she’s passionate about her craft and is extremely personable. And the owners Jon and Kathy are fabulous: knowledgeable, brilliant in the art of wine and just pleasant people too. Somehow they make your visit the best stop of your day. Nice pours, great conversation, people friendly, stunning views, and – fabulous small lot wines.
Their hours are limited – but their wine is what you pull out of the cellar for the special occasions. I am looking forward to seeing the completion of their new additions to their tasting room/​house and deck and it has been fun watching the expansion of their vineyards. I can’t wait for the next wine club pick up too! Ready for a party— I’m thirsty.
cheers! – ted