Coleman Vineyard

Website said they were open today. We drove out and upon arriving found they were closed. Called and got a recording stated they were closed today. If you’re going to list hours on your website please update them

It was my job to research wineries to visit while in Oregon. Since I have little (and I mean little) knowledge of the Oregon wine scene I turned to Unilocal and other sites to get a general idea of wineries. When I saw Coleman Vineyard I knew it would be on our list. The reviews were great and it’s Coleman (my last name).
The one thing I immediately noticed about Oregon wine country is that the wineries are kinda spread out. I’m used to Napa and even Temecula where you can crawl from one to the next. I liked that.
When we arrived at Coleman I noticed that we were the only ones in there. Probably because it was a Friday afternoon and most people were working. The employee that led us through our tastings was amazing. I can’t think of her name but she was petite with a short hairstyle. She taught us about the wines at Coleman without being a pretentious wino. I really hate when you taste (drink) wine and you taste something on your palate and the person says, «No, you shouldn’t taste berries. This pinot is earthy.» Ummm but I taste berries sooooo… Anyway. We also talked about why Oregon Pinot Noir is better than Cali Pinot Noir. I explained that I wasn’t a huge fan of Pinot Noir at first and she said the reason why Oregon Pinots are so great is because they pretty much share the same lattitude and longitude with Burgundy, France. Aha!
After all the laughing, drinking, and fun times we ended up buying 3 bottles to take home. Let me tell you they were all so delicious it was definitely hard to decide which 3 to get.

I’ve been trying to get in here for a while now. So, when we saw the sandwich board sign near the now defunct Café Uncorked this Memorial Day weekend we took the opportunity to go up here.
Nice little tasting room on this weekend they had for $ 10 tasting fee snacks of cheese, bread and meat as well as pour of about eight wines. I didn’t find a wine I didn’t like.
Friendly and relaxed service. A real home grown business. They are talking about opening up every weekend during the summer. I was told to watch their website.
Friendly folks and part of the burgeoning McMinnville AVA.
I’ll be back again.

Wonderful Wine selection and great environment. Highlyy reccomend

Randy the owner and Kristine his daughter provided an exceptional wine tasting experience. My mom, sister and sister in law pulled up the driveway at Coleman’s around 3 p.m. on Friday without a phone call or reservation.
This is a family owned winery and we caught Randy just as he was finishing up washing his motorhome. He immediately ushered us into the tasting room and his daughter, Kristine appeared to pour our generous flights. Every single wine we tasted (pinot gris, pinot and rose) was truly exceptional. Randy and Kristine were super down and earth and knowledgeable. The tasting room wasn’t as «finished» as some I’ve been in and their deck «with a view» hasn’t been built yet, but this was the most genuine wine tasting experience I’ve ever had. HIGHLY recommend it. Superb wines, fantastic owners/​proprietors and a gorgeous property made our experience unforgettable. We were celebrating my mom’s 58^th birthday and this was an experience she’s bee raving about. Don’t miss Coleman Vineyard!

Coleman Vineyard is a fantastic winery in McMinnville, OR. The Owners are very knowledgeable and friendly serving up some top notch vino! The setting is beautiful, and would love to go back again!

Out of all of the wineries that we’ve visited in the US, Coleman Vineyard is our absolute favorite hands-​down. The owners are extremely friendly and the wines are astounding. I’ve tasted hundreds of Pinot Noirs and Coleman’s *easily* comes out on top. The Pinot Gris and Racy Red are both excellent as well. It’s definitely worth calling ahead for an appointment if you’re in the area — I guarantee you won’t regret the visit.