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Submitted by Melinda Simmons on 10/17/2024
Great old school winery with terrific prices & an owner who is knowledgable & willing to share what he knows. $10 for 8 tastes is a bargain these days.
Submitted by Kayla Zauner on 08/13/2024
Colin was really great! The
Tastings are so reasonably priced! We were headed to Brookings and it was a perfect little stop in between! We bought a few bottles for our beach house. Beautiful hummingbirds greeted us while we were there! I think it’s a really cute stop along the river. Most importantly it was open on a Monday! Great way to kick off a trip. Go see them and taste some of their locally grown Oregon wine.
Submitted by Alvin Logan on 08/11/2024
Was on vacation and decided to stop here. It was a beautiful small town in the mountains. They had some wines that were definitely unique. He was kind to show us a few spots in town to relax, eat and even other wineries. Overall for the size of the area, amazing and appreciative!
Submitted by Jane Barnes on 05/07/2023
Had a great time here! Excellent wines and very knowledgeable and friendly staff. You can tell that the staff gets along really well and treat each other as family. That warmth and positivity really comes through in their high quality wines! Great variety of wines with all local grapes and many unique flavors.
Submitted by Brenda Bautista on 06/30/2018
We were feeling like we were in an RV caravan heading east on Hwy 38 and wanted a change of scenery. We like side trips and we like wine so we decided to stop in River’s Edge Winery on the corner of River Dr and Hwy 38. We are glad that we did. Colin Dudley did a great job of educating us on the wine and telling the story of the winery. All the wines that we tasted were excellent. We like trying unique varietals and we bought a couple bottles of their 2016 Baco Noir. We tasted the wine about week later and regret not buying more. We visited two other wineries that day and it reminded me of Sonoma County 40 years ago.
