Submitted by What To Do In Southern Oregon on 08/25/2022
What a cute little tasting room with a beautiful yurt you can stay in on the vineyard. A great location to disconnect and unwind.
Outstanding wines!!! And an awesome view from the vineyard as well. The Boca Noir wine is simply awesome. A modest and tiny tasting room, but the wines and view are what you come here for.
Pleasant and exceptionally knowledgeable staff (aka, winemaker) provide insight on the fine wines being sampled and about the area history as well.
This is a slightly out of the way winery (a true hidden gem) that is a must visit if you are in the Umpqua Valley.
Submitted by Jack Gadzala on 05/26/2019
Stayed here while we were making our way down the West coast in a RV. Had a great time in the tasting room on the day we arrived- after all, we had to make some very important decisions about what wine to drink all weekend!
We spent two nights in the yurt to take a break from staying in the RV. Was a bit worried that we'd be cold in the yurt since we visited in late fall but the yurt has so many electric heaters you couldn't possibly get cold. Favorite part of the yurt was having a record player to use. Just helped give the whole stay a ton of charm. 10/5 would yurt again!
Submitted by Timothy Diemer on 10/25/2018
First met the folks from Bradley at the Astoria wine and crab fest earlier in the year. We were at the vineyard a couple of months ago for the “walk the vine” Johnny Cash tribute. Great event, the hospitality here is fantastic and the Pinot is delicious. We camped out and I have to say it is a beautiful scene to wake up to. Thanks!!! Highly recommend stopping by Bradley!!
Submitted by Todd on 10/01/2018
This was the last of the three wineries that we visited on our drive along Hwy 38. The other two being Lexeme and River’s Edge. The wine was great and Bonnie Bradley makes you feel right at home. We had our lunch on the hill overlooking the valley and what can I say. Life is great, epically with good wine, good company and nice weather.
Submitted by Brenda Bautista on 06/30/2018
