trisaetum winery and vineyards

The wine and art gallery area are special, worth a visit. One of the nicest wineries in the valley. Their Pinots are good and we also enjoyed the Willamette Valley Pinot is good value and the Coast Range is also quite good. The art on the labels is very well done, almost like having an art exhibit in your cellar.

Our wine tasting experience here was prompted by two factors: my husband enjoyed a wonderful white of theirs the night before at The Painted Lady and our B&B innkeepers recommended the winery and gave us complimentary wine tasting coupons to use. What a wonderful experience! Our wine server was friendly, informative, and conversational, making the experience one of the standouts of our two day self- guided taste tour. We thought it was delicious wine at a good price point. We ended up purchasing a mixed case of white and red wines that we tasted.As others have mentioned, the tasting room also serves as an art gallery for the owner/wine maker, and that makes an additional reason to put this winery on your list.

I was able to try their dry Riesling at Higgin's Restaurant in Portland. I enjoyed it so much that we made a point of stopping by their winery when we returned to Willamette. We were glad we did. Their focus is on Pinot's and Riesling - 2 of my faves! My husband isn't really a Riesling fan, but even he enjoyed their take on Riesling. I especially liked comparing their Coast Range vs Ribbon Ridge. So unique in their own ways and yet equally delicious. I really liked the Artist Series Pinot and thought it was creative and unique to print the owner/winemaker/artist paintings on their bottles. Their tasting room is also beautiful if you enjoy art. It has nice views of their surrounding vineyards. Our server, I believe her name was Jasmine, was so knowledgeable and friendly. We really enjoyed our experience and found it so welcoming. I literally wanted to buy a bottle of everything we tasted - which was a good indicator to me that joining their wine club was a good idea. So, without planning to, we became wine club members during our first visit. Given the quality of their wines, the wine club options and their price point - it made total sense.It's worth the drive down the dusty, windy road to Trisaetum!

We enjoyed this winery very much. It was recommened to us by some people who were staying at our B & B and it really held true to what they told us. We are looking forward to getting our wines that we purchased. There is also an art gallery. The art is done by the winemaker so it is very special!

There are probably hundreds of wineries in this part of Oregon. We visited Trisaetum because we like art. The art is all done by the owner, and it varies from good to "meh."The wine also varies, from good to very good. And it was nice to sit out on the deck and enjoy the view of the vineyards and the nice breeze on a late summer afternoon.

A total find... well worth a visit. it's pretty new.. so very undiscovered so far.They have some great limited release wines worth checking out.also much more reasonably priced then most wines in OR.

Scott does a great job with his wine tour. Very professional and very thorough with his knowldge of wine

We visited many wineries during our visit but purchased wine at only a select group. The Pinot Noir at Trisaetum was outstanding and althoug a little pricey at $78, worth it. They have other selections less expensive and almost as good.

This winery wasn't originally on our itinerary but it was recommended by the good folks at Beaux Freres. We were really glad we stopped. Contrary to the information on the map, they are open on Monday. We had a lovely tasting and ordered a case or two for enjoyment at home. The property is lovely -- don't miss this one!