From small boutique wineries located in downtown Dayton to grand estate vineyards in the hills a few minutes away, the world-class pinot noir and other cool-climate varietals of the Willamette Valley await your exploration…
Seufert Winery
Our family began farming on the Oregon coast more than a century ago. Their values guide our winemaking today. We work closely with family owned vineyards and hand craft small batches of wine that embody their sense of place. Our house style respects old world traditions with a touch of new world innovation. We welcome you to our tasting room to enjoy our wines – wine with food, family and friends. We call this -Oregon wine, the Oregon way.
Seufert Winery specializes in Single Vineyard Pinot noir and crisp, bright white wines.
303 Main Street, (503) 864-2946
Yamhill Valley Vineyards & Wineries
The Willamette Valley of Oregon is known for its beautiful countryside of rolling green hills dotted with walnut and filbert orchards, as well as for its epicurean restaurants, a down to earth, friendly style, and especially for its award winning, world class wines.
Over 200 wineries are located here, with a third of those in Yamhill Valley (a valley within a valley), making pinot noir, riesling, and pinot gris as well as other cool-climate varietals. Dayton is situated less than 5 miles away from 47 of the wineries and vineyards in the Dundee Hills AVA of the Yamhill Valley, including Sokol-Blosser, Domaine Serene, Archery Summit, and Domaine Drouhin Oregon — owned by the world-renowned Burgundy wine family, whose land purchase here famously put Oregon on the world wine map.
Winemaking here dates back 40 years, and the 200 wineries of the Willamette Valley are mostly small and boutique, with an unaffected and friendly vibe that makes wine tasting a pleasant voyage of discovery. The Willamette Valley includes six sub-appellations, which surround Dayton to the north, west, and south. The closest, the Dundee Hills AVA, includes wineries like Sokol Blosser, Stoller, Archery Summit, Domaine Drouhin, and others. The Willamette Valley Wineries Association offers information and maps to help you in your travels exploring wine country.
