Honeywood Winery

With a legacy dating back to 1934, making it the oldest winery in Oregon, Honeywood Winery isn't just a place to enjoy fine wines; it's a piece of Oregon's winemaking history.

The history of Honeywood Winery is a tale of resilience and passion. Established right at the end of Prohibition, the winery began its journey by producing fruit brandies, cordials, and liqueurs under the name Columbia Distilleries. 

In 1934, after the repeal of Prohibition, Honeywood shifted its focus to premium wines, changing its name to Honeywood and becoming one of Oregon's pioneers in grape winemaking.

Over the decades, the winery has stayed committed to crafting quality wines. Today, it's recognized for its delicious varietals and its role in preserving the region's winemaking heritage. 

With a strong emphasis on producing fruit-forward and approachable wines, Honeywood Winery has become a beloved destination for wine enthusiasts and visitors looking to savor the flavors of Oregon.

Fun Facts & Cool Features

The winery produces a wide range of wines, including Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Chardonnay, and a delightful, extensive selection of fruit wines. These fruit wines, crafted from locally sourced berries, cherries, and apples, pay homage to the winery's early days and provide a unique tasting experience.

Honeywood Winery also offers a lovely tasting room where visitors can sample their wines and learn about the winemaking process. The friendly and knowledgeable staff are happy to guide you through a tasting, helping you discover new favorites and gain insight into the art of winemaking.

A cool feature is the Dog Gone Wines. With labels like Chihuahua Sangria and Poodle Pinot Noir, one would assume these are for your pup. Rest assured, they're produced for adult consumption, but proceeds from each bottle go to animal shelters and rescue centers. 

With a wine club, recipes, gift packs, and more, it's easy to see how Honeywood Winery is a dynamic winery in the Willamette Valley. 

Getting There

Reaching Honeywood Winery from Portland is a straightforward and picturesque drive through Oregon's wine country:

• Head south on I-5 S from downtown Portland.
• Take Exit 253 for OR-99E S toward Detroit Lk/Bend.
• Keep right at the fork and merge onto OR-22 W/OR-99/Mission St SE.
• Continue onto Mission St SE.
• Turn left onto Hines St SE.
• Honeywood Winery will be on your left.

The drive typically takes 45 minutes to an hour, making it a convenient day trip from Portland.

Cost

Visiting Honeywood Winery is an affordable way to enjoy Oregon's wine culture. A standard tasting goes for $8 per person and includes four wines. 

Prices are subject to change; check their official website for the most up-to-date information.