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Bend wine guide · checked October 23, 2026

Wine Bars, Tasting Rooms & Wineries in Bend, Oregon

Every wine bar, tasting room and wine shop we could confirm in Bend, plus the high-desert vineyards in Terrebonne and Culver and wine bars in Redmond and Sisters. Hours, flight prices, happy hours, corkage and dog rules come straight from each place’s own website.

  • 17spots in Bend
  • 8nearby wineries & bars
  • $18cheapest posted flight
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By All Things Bend · Updated October 23, 2026

Aerial view of vineyard rows at Faith Hope & Charity Vineyards in Terrebonne, OregonA candlelit table set in front of the wine wall at Viaggio Wine Merchant in BendRed wine and a cheese plate on Va Piano’s Old Mill District patio
Photos: Faith Hope & Charity Vineyards (top), Viaggio Wine Merchant and Va Piano Vineyards, from their own websites.

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What kind of wine night is it? Tap one.

Tasting rooms

Oregon and Washington wineries pour their own wines in Bend. Willamette Valley Vineyards and Amaterra post flights at $25–$35. Ermisch is Bend’s own urban winery, with any 3 pours for $18. The Box Factory and Old Mill have five rooms within a short walk.

Wine bars

For a wide pour list that isn’t tied to one winery: Viaggio (worldwide, Coravin pours), Good Drop (Old World and natural), Put A Cork In It (small Northwest producers) and Olvi (wine on tap with oysters).

Bottle shops

Good Drop and Viaggio are Bend’s two serious independent wine shops. Viaggio gives 15% off mixed cases. Good Drop delivers in Bend, Redmond and Sunriver. West Coast Provisions in NWX stocks low-intervention Oregon bottles.

Wineries & vineyards

Want to stand in a vineyard? Faith Hope & Charity in Terrebonne (daily) and Maragas in Culver (Wed–Sun) grow grapes in the high desert. Pair them with Smith Rock for a day out.

Date night

Dinner and wine in one stop: Willamette Valley Vineyards or Amaterra downtown, Bistro Colette on the Westside. Smaller and moodier: Viaggio, Olvi, or Good Drop’s private Speakeasy room.

Happy hour

Viaggio: $7 and $8 glasses, daily 3–5. Amaterra: $3 off glasses, daily 3–5. Willamette Valley Vineyards: $2 off glasses, Wed–Sat 3–5. Portello: $9 glasses all night Monday.

Patio & dogs

Evoke in the Old Mill says it’s pet friendly. Va Piano welcomes friendly dogs on its two seasonal patios (not inside). Out of town, Faith Hope & Charity has a big patio with mountain views.

Wine classes

FERM & fare holds ticketed Wednesday classes at 5:30 p.m. led by an Advanced Sommelier. Willamette Valley Vineyards sells classes and blind-tasting flights on Tock. Good Drop keeps a classes calendar.

Driving to the vineyards? Terrebonne and Culver are 30–45 minutes up Hwy 97. Pick a driver, or split one tasting and buy bottles to open at home.

Compare Bend wine bars and tasting rooms

Posted prices only. “Own winery” means the room pours one winery’s wines. “Worldwide” shops pour and sell from everywhere.

SpotTypePoursPosted pricesClosed
Ermisch Winery & Tasting RoomNear the Box FactoryUrban wineryOwn + importsFlight 3 for $18; glass $12–$14Sun
Viaggio Wine MerchantWestsideShop + barWorldwideHH glass $7–$8Mon
Willamette Valley Vineyards BendDowntownTasting + dinnerOwn wineryFlight $25 / $35; glass $16–$26Mon, Tue
Amaterra Kitchen + Social ClubDowntownTasting + dinnerOwn wineryFlight $30 / $35; glass $13–$21Mon
Evoke WineryOld Mill DistrictTasting roomOwn wineryGlass $14–$20Open daily
Stoller Wine BarBox FactoryWine barOwn wineryNot postedOpen daily
Va Piano VineyardsOld Mill DistrictTasting roomOwn wineryNot postedOpen daily
Bend Wine BarBox FactoryTasting roomOwn wineryIn-house menuMon, Tue
Bledsoe Family WineryBox FactoryTasting roomOwn wineryBottles $52–$82Mon, Tue
Laurel Ridge WineryWestsideTasting roomOwn wineryNot postedMon, Tue
Good Drop Wine ShoppeDowntownShop + barWorldwideBottles from ~$39Open daily
FERM & fareDowntownWine roomWorldwide$20 corkage on shop bottlesSun, Mon, Tue, Wed
Put A Cork In ItWest BendBar + shopOR & WAClub $180–$260/qtrOpen daily
OlviGalveston AveWine & oyster barOwn (Napa)Not postedOpen daily

Olvi opens at 3 p.m. daily; Put A Cork In It posts only today’s hours. Most flight fees are waived when you buy bottles. Check each card for the exact deal.

Every wine bar, tasting room and wine shop in Bend

Regular hours from each place’s site. The open-now tag uses Bend time. Holiday hours vary, so call first.

Downtown · Minnesota Ave

Good Drop Wine Shoppe

Bottle shopWine barWorldwide

Downtown’s deep, global bottle shop with a wine bar and a private “Speakeasy” room.

Pours
Bordeaux, Burgundy, Rhône, Italy, Spain, Napa, Walla Walla and Willamette Valley, with a soft spot for natural wines, grower Champagne, Port and dessert wines.
Prices
  • Oregon Pinot Noir on the shelf from about $39 (Benton Lane) and $44 (Patricia Green Estate)
  • Rare bottles into the hundreds, like 1966 Kopke Colheita Port at $229
Hours
Mon–Thu 11:30 a.m.–7 p.m., Fri–Sat noon–8 p.m., Sun 1–5 p.m. (the shop says closing times are “ish” and it often stays open later, especially on First Friday)
Address
141 NW Minnesota Ave, Bend 97703
Food, club, events
Food
Private dinners in The Speakeasy are catered by Bos Taurus, the steakhouse down the block.
Club
Five clubs: Northwest Cellar, Cellar Door (monthly), Sparkling (quarterly), International Underground Cellar and Oregon Pinot (quarterly).
Events
Tastings and classes on its events calendar. Delivers wine in Bend, Redmond and Sunriver and ships to most states.
Call 541-410-1470DirectionsWebsite

Checked October 23, 2026: About/contact · Wine clubs

Downtown · Brooks St promenade

FERM & fare

Wine barBottle shopWorldwide

The class-driven wine room: Wednesday wine classes led by an Advanced Sommelier, plus Central Oregon’s original vermouth bar.

Pours
Old World deep dives (Valpolicella, Campania, Burgundy’s Côte de Beaune) and a full aperitif and vermouth menu. Owner Dave Bodi is an Advanced Sommelier and chef.
Prices
  • $20 corkage on bottles bought in the shop and opened there; no outside bottles
  • Educational wine club $99/month (3 bottles)
  • Premium club listed at $199 for 9–12 bottles each quarter, plus 10% off at the bar
Hours
Thu–Sat 2–8 p.m.; Wednesday nights are for ticketed classes; closed Sun–Tue
Address
924 NW Brooks St, Ste 102, Bend 97703
Food, events
Food
Small “bites” menu.
Events
Fall 2026 lineup on its site: Campania & Basilicata (Nov 4), a casual “Carbonic HIIT” session (Nov 10), Holiday Vermouth (Nov 11), Côte de Beaune (Nov 18) and a meatball-and-wine pairing (Nov 24). Classes start at 5:30 p.m.
WebsiteDirections

Checked October 23, 2026: Location & hours · Corkage · Wine club

Downtown · Wall St

Willamette Valley Vineyards Bend

Tasting roomRestaurantOwn winery

A full restaurant and tasting room for one of Oregon’s best-known Pinot Noir wineries.

Pours
The winery’s own Willamette Valley Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and whites, plus its sister labels from Walla Walla (Pambrun, Maison Bleue), Southern Oregon (Griffin Creek) and Paso Robles (Natoma).
Prices
  • Elevated Pinot Noir flight $35, Seasonal flight $25 (each waived with a 2-bottle purchase)
  • Glasses $16–$26
  • Bottles $35–$100 to go
Hours
Wed–Thu 3–8 p.m., Fri–Sat 1–9 p.m., Sun noon–6 p.m.; closed Mon–Tue
Address
916 NW Wall St, Bend 97703
Food, booking, club, events
Food
Pacific Northwest dinner menu with daily pairings, vegetarian and vegan options. Happy hour bites $7–$16.
Book
Recommended, not required (Tock). Private wine room seats up to 25.
Club
Club Willamette: $49 a month, all of it credited to your account, plus 20% off bottles and a monthly tasting for you and up to three guests.
Events
Happy hour Wed–Sat 3–5 p.m. ($2 off glasses, $1 off beer and cocktails). “Pinot & Pie Sundays”: a free flatbread with two eligible bottles. Ticketed classes on Tock, like a $40 blind-tasting flight on Nov 12, 2026.
Call 541-306-6000DirectionsWebsite

Checked October 23, 2026: Bend page · Bend wine list (PDF) · Happy hour (PDF)

Downtown · Bond St

Amaterra Kitchen + Social Club

Tasting roomRestaurantOwn winery

Restaurant, tasting room and free-to-join social club from a Portland hillside winery.

Pours
Wines from Amaterra’s gravity-flow winery in Portland’s West Hills: sparkling, Willamette Valley Pinot Noir from several vineyards, plus 51Weeks Winemaking Syrah and Cabernet from Washington.
Prices
  • Tasting flight $30 (4 wines); Pinot Noir Terroir flight $35 (4 Pinots). One flight fee waived with a $75 to-go bottle purchase
  • Glasses $13–$21
Hours
Tue–Thu 3–8:30 p.m., Fri–Sat noon–9 p.m., Sun noon–8:30 p.m.; closed Mon
Address
909 NW Bond St, Bend 97703
Food, booking, club, events
Food
Lunch, dinner, dessert and a tasting menu.
Book
Tock. Parties of 9–16 go through its event team; a wine lounge and cellar room host private events.
Club
Social club is free. Wine club members get 10% (or 15% at the top tier) off bottles.
Events
Happy hour daily 3–5 p.m.: $3 off glass pours, $2 off signature cocktails.
WebsiteDirections

Checked October 23, 2026: Bend page · Hours · Drink menu (PDF)

Box Factory · Arizona Ave

Stoller Wine Bar

Wine barTasting roomOwn winery

The busiest wine calendar in town, in the restored 1916 Brooks-Scanlon Box Factory.

Pours
Estate wines from Stoller Family Estate in the Dundee Hills and its sister Chehalem Estate, with cocktails, beer and an “elevated bar menu.”
Prices
  • Speed dating $10 a ticket; trivia free
  • Flight and glass prices aren’t posted online
Hours
Mon–Thu 1–9 p.m., Fri–Sat noon–9 p.m., Sun noon–7 p.m. (a second hours block on the same page differs, so call before a late visit)
Address
555 NW Arizona Ave, #30, Bend 97701
Food, booking, club, events
Food
Full bar menu.
Book
Reservations on Tock; walk-ins welcome. Whole building holds 131; mezzanine 25.
Club
Exploration Club: “Wine Club Wednesday” gets members 50% off cocktails and $4 beers.
Events
Head Games Trivia Fridays 6:30–8:30 p.m., live music Thursdays 6–8 and Saturdays 5–7, speed dating some Mondays.

Voted Best Winery in The Bulletin’s Best of Bend reader awards in 2024, 2025 and 2026, per Stoller.

WebsiteDirections

Checked October 23, 2026: Bend page

Box Factory · Industrial Way

Bend Wine Bar (The Winery at Manzanita)

Tasting roomWine barOwn winery

Casual, first-come Box Factory tasting room pouring about 20 small-batch wines.

Pours
Only wines from The Winery at Manzanita on the Oregon coast, fermented from Oregon and Washington grapes: Pinot Noir, whites, sparkling, rosé and “Big Reds” (Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Malbec, Syrah). Northwest beer and cider too.
Prices
  • Flights, glasses and bottles; prices are on the in-house menu
Hours
Wed, Thu & Sun 2:30–7 p.m., Fri–Sat 2:30–8 p.m.; closed Mon–Tue
Address
550 SW Industrial Way, Ste 194, Bend 97702
Booking, club
Book
No reservations except event rentals. The site says it has no phone; email info@bendwinebar.com.
Club
“Woof Pack” wine club.
WebsiteDirections

Checked October 23, 2026: Bend Wine Bar site

Box Factory · Industrial Way

Bledsoe Family Winery

Tasting roomOwn winery

Walla Walla Valley reds and Viognier, two doors from Bend Wine Bar.

Pours
The family’s Walla Walla wines: estate Syrah, estate red blend, Viognier and the Bob Healy Reserve.
Prices
  • Current releases $52–$82 a bottle
  • Bend tasting fee isn’t posted (the Walla Walla room charges $20, waived with 2 bottles)
Hours
Wed–Sat noon–7 p.m., Sun 1–6 p.m.; closed Mon–Tue
Address
550 SW Industrial Way, Ste 198, Bend 97702
Booking
Book
Tock reservations; walk-ins welcome.
Call 541-797-6502DirectionsWebsite

Checked October 23, 2026: Visit page · Wines

Near the Box Factory · Lava Rd

Ermisch Winery & Tasting Room

WineryTasting roomWine barMixed

Bend’s only urban winery for over 20 years, and the cheapest flight on this page.

Pours
Ermisch Cellars single-vineyard Pinot Noir (Dundee Hills, Chehalem Mountains, Ribbon Ridge) and Cabernet from Red Mountain and Walla Walla, barrel-aged and bottled in Bend. Also Elixir Wine Group’s imports from Argentina, France, Italy and Chile.
Prices
  • Tasting flight: any 3 for $18 (waived with a 3-bottle, $50+ purchase or club sign-up)
  • Glasses $12–$14; bottles $28–$55, with $10 off any bottle to go
  • Tapas $9–$12; charcuterie for two $18
Hours
Mon 2–9 p.m. (open mic night), Tue–Sat 2–6 p.m. (happy hour from 4 on Fridays); closed Sun. Often open later Fri–Sat when busy; call ahead.
Address
11 NW Lava Rd, Bend 97703
Food, booking, events
Food
Tapas: empanadas, patatas bravas, calamari, provoleta, meatballs, soup.
Book
Walk-ins welcome; private tastings by appointment.
Events
Monday open mic; guest-chef dinners.
Call 541-388-5330DirectionsWebsite

Checked October 23, 2026: Tasting room · Menu (PDF)

Old Mill District · Powerhouse Dr

Evoke Winery

Tasting roomOwn winery

Playful Hood River wines by the river, and the one room here that says dogs and kids are welcome.

Pours
Hood River winery (since 2005) making Northwest-grown wines with cheeky names: dry whites and rosés, sweet wines, bubbles, reds and an “Oh! Orgasmic” reserve line.
Prices
  • Glasses $14–$20
  • Bottles $32–$80
Hours
Mon–Sat noon–8 p.m., Sun noon–6 p.m.
Address
330 SW Powerhouse Dr, #110, Bend 97702
Food, dogs & kids
Food
Charcuterie and other small bites.
Rules
Family-friendly (minors with an adult). Pet friendly.
Call 541-386-3700DirectionsWebsite

Checked October 23, 2026: Bend page · Wine list

Old Mill District · Powerhouse Dr

Va Piano Vineyards

Tasting roomWine barOwn winery

Walla Walla Cabernet and Syrah on two Old Mill patios.

Pours
Va Piano’s Walla Walla estate wines (Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Bruno’s, OX red blend, Chardonnay, rosé). The Bend room bills itself as a “Wine & Champagne Bar.”
Prices
  • Tasting and glass prices aren’t posted online
Hours
Mon–Sat noon–8 p.m., Sun noon–6 p.m.
Address
425 SW Powerhouse Dr, Ste 301, Bend 97702
Booking, club, dogs & kids
Book
Requested for groups of 6+. Over 10 people: email about purchase minimums.
Club
La Famiglia wine club.
Rules
No dogs inside (state health rule); friendly dogs welcome on the front and back patios, which are uncovered and seasonal.
Call 541-797-6363DirectionsWebsite

Checked October 23, 2026: Bend page

The bar and seating inside Viaggio Wine Merchant on Bend’s west side

Westside · Century Dr

Viaggio Wine Merchant

Bottle shopWine barWorldwide

Westside wine shop and bar with Bend’s best posted happy hour and Coravin pours of pricey bottles.

Pours
Wines from around the world chosen by owner and Advanced Sommelier Benjamin Richardson, from bargain bottles to rare and limited ones. Natural, low-alcohol and non-alcoholic wines too.
Prices
  • Happy hour daily 3–5 p.m.: $7 and $8 glasses
  • $10 corkage on shop bottles opened in the bar; no outside bottles
  • 15% off mixed cases; 20% off special-order cases
Hours
Tue–Wed 3–8 p.m., Thu–Sat noon–9 p.m., Sun 2–8 p.m.; closed Mon
Address
210 SW Century Dr, Ste 160, Bend 97702
Food, booking, club, events, dogs & kids
Food
European-style snacks: charcuterie, tinned tuna and sardines, caviar, baguette and olive oil, olives and nuts.
Book
Private room (“Wine Library”) for parties, showers and tastings.
Club
Wine club; details on its Wine Clubs page.
Events
Free producer tastings, a monthly Champagne Bar weekend with a Champagne flight, and First Friday oysters from Hama Hama.
Rules
Kids are fine while shopping, but not at the bar (OLCC licensing).

In The Hixon at Westside Yard, at the Century and Simpson roundabout, where Ray’s Market used to be. Named a USA Today 10Best wine shop.

Call 541-299-5060DirectionsWebsite

Photo: Viaggio Wine Merchant

Checked October 23, 2026: Home & FAQ · Events · Corkage

Westside · Century Center

Laurel Ridge Winery

Tasting roomOwn winery

Willamette Valley Pinot Noir in the Century Center, handy on the way back from Mt. Bachelor.

Pours
Laurel Ridge’s Yamhill-Carlton wines from its Carlton estate: Pinot Noir, white wines and bold red blends.
Prices
  • Bend tasting fees aren’t posted (Carlton charges $35, waived with 2 bottles)
Hours
Wed–Thu 1–8 p.m., Fri–Sat noon–8 p.m., Sun noon–7 p.m.; closed Mon–Tue
Address
40 SW Century Dr, Ste 120, Bend 97702
Booking, club
Book
Suggested for visits between 4 and 7 p.m.
Club
Friends & Family and Fans clubs.

Phone from public listings; the winery’s site gives only its Carlton number (503-852-7050).

Call 541-797-6330DirectionsWebsite

Checked October 23, 2026: Visit page

West Bend · Ochoa Dr

Put A Cork In It

Wine barBottle shopOregon & Washington

Neighborhood wine bar and bottle shop for small Oregon and Washington producers you won’t see at the grocery store.

Pours
A rotating list of boutique Northwest wineries, such as Dominio IV (Carlton), Crowley (Newberg), Cathedral Ridge (Hood River), Kiona (Red Mountain) and Bartholomew (Kennewick).
Prices
  • Club: Hampton’s 4 at $180/quarter or Grayson’s 6 at $260/quarter
  • Members get 10% off at the bar and 20% off bottles to go
Hours
Open 7 days; the site posts today’s hours as 4–8 p.m.
Address
1127 NW Ochoa Dr, Ste 100, Bend 97703
Food, events
Food
Charcuterie and cheese boards, hummus, chocolates and caviar. Soup Wednesdays (4–8 p.m.) with Central Oregon Soup Co.
Events
Live music and winery nights, like a Dominio IV tasting on Nov 21, 2026.
Call 541-728-2601DirectionsWebsite

Checked October 23, 2026: Home · Membership · Events

Galveston Ave

Olvi (Hasta Que Olvidemos)

Wine barOwn winery

Tiny wine-and-oyster bar on Galveston, open every day until late.

Pours
Wines and vermouths you can’t get anywhere else, made in small batches in Napa by winemaker Tim Colla. All on tap, to drink there or take to go.
Prices
  • Prices aren’t posted online
Hours
Every day, 3 p.m. to late
Address
1142 NW Galveston Ave, Bend 97703
Food
Food
Small plates, and oysters shucked until close.
Call 541-241-2443DirectionsWebsite

Checked October 23, 2026: About

Westside · College Way

Bistro Colette

RestaurantMixed

French comfort food with a wine list to match; sister restaurant to Salute downtown.

Pours
A dedicated wine list (posted on its site) built for French bistro food.
Prices
  • Happy hour 3:30–5 p.m.
Hours
Tue–Sat 3:30–8 p.m.; closed Sun–Mon
Address
1444 NW College Way, Bend 97703
Food, booking
Food
Small bites, flatbreads, charcuterie and dinner.
Book
Reservations online; private dining room. Indoor and outdoor seating.
Call 541-728-0753DirectionsWebsite

Checked October 23, 2026: Home

NorthWest Crossing

West Coast Provisions

Bottle shopOregon & Washington

NorthWest Crossing general store for an artisan or low-intervention bottle plus picnic food.

Pours
Artisan and low-intervention wines, craft beer and cider, with a focus on Oregon and nearby states.
Prices
  • Wine club with members-only tastings and events
Hours
Daily 8 a.m.–8 p.m.
Address
2735 NW Crossing Dr, #104, Bend 97703
Food
Food
Grab-and-go food, groceries, chocolate and gifts.
Call 541-668-3529DirectionsWebsite

Checked October 23, 2026: Home

NorthWest Crossing

Portello

RestaurantMixed

Once NWX’s wine café, now a cocktail lounge, but Monday is still a wine night.

Pours
Wine alongside craft cocktails and draft beer.
Prices
  • Mondays: every glass of wine $9 all night
  • Happy hour Mon–Sat 4–6 p.m.
Hours
Mon–Fri 4 p.m.–close (9–10), Sat 11 a.m.–close (posted as summer hours; call to confirm)
Address
2754 NW Crossing Dr, #104, Bend 97703
Food, events
Food
Full food menu.
Events
Live music and Wednesday Music Bingo.
Call 541-385-1777DirectionsWebsite

Checked October 23, 2026: Hours

Wine by part of town

Bend’s wine spots cluster in four pockets. Two of them are walkable crawls.

Downtown

Bond, Wall, Minnesota and the Brooks St promenade

Box Factory & Old Mill

Arizona Ave, Industrial Way, Powerhouse Dr

Westside

Galveston, College Way, Century Dr

NorthWest Crossing & west

NW Crossing Dr and Ochoa Dr

Downtown wine walk

Start at Good Drop on Minnesota for a glass and a browse, walk two blocks to Willamette Valley Vineyards on Wall or Amaterra on Bond for a flight and dinner, then finish at FERM & fare on the Brooks Street promenade by Mirror Pond (Thu–Sat). First Friday Art Walk nights are the busiest and the most fun.

Box Factory and Old Mill wine walk

Bend’s densest wine block. In the Box Factory: Stoller, Bend Wine Bar and Bledsoe, with Ermisch around the corner on Lava Rd. Cross Colorado Ave to the Old Mill District for Evoke and Va Piano near the river and the amphitheater. All six are open Wednesday through Saturday from about 2:30 to 6 p.m.

Westside and NorthWest Crossing

Smaller, more local rooms. Viaggio and Laurel Ridge are both on Century Drive, on the way home from Mt. Bachelor. Olvi is on Galveston’s restaurant row. Farther west, Put A Cork In It and West Coast Provisions serve the neighborhoods.

Sunset over the Old Mill District in Bend, with banners on the plaza
The Old Mill District at sunset. Photo: Oregon Department of Transportation, CC BY 2.0.

Wineries and wine bars near Bend

Real vineyards in Terrebonne and Culver, wine bars in Redmond and Sisters, and a meadery that’s worth the drive.

Terrebonne · Estate vineyard & tasting room

Faith Hope & Charity Vineyards

About 30 minutes north of Bend, near Smith Rock

This Terrebonne vineyard grows 15 acres of cold-hardy French-American hybrids: La Crosse, La Crescent and Frontenac Gris for whites, Frontenac, Maréchal Foch, Marquette and Léon Millot for reds. It buys Columbia Valley and Eola-Amity Hills grapes for its Merlot, Syrah and Pinot Noir. Wood-fired pizza, a big patio with Three Sisters views, and a wedding venue.

Prices: Vineyard tours Mon–Wed by reservation, $55 a person; add a tasting flight for $25. Tasting-room seating is first come, first served.

Rules: Family-friendly.

Hours: Tasting room daily noon–5 p.m. or by appointment. Live music Fri & Sat 6–9 p.m. (no tastings during music nights). Closed Christmas Eve, Christmas and Easter.

70450 NW Lower Valley Dr, Terrebonne · 541-526-5075 · Website · Map

Checked October 23, 2026: Tasting room · Home

Culver · Estate winery & tasting room

Maragas Winery

About 45 minutes north of Bend on Hwy 97

Old World, Greek-rooted winemaking from estate vineyards in the Central Oregon high desert. Recent releases include a barrel-aged estate Dry Riesling Cuvée and “Legal Zin,” a Zinfandel blend aged almost four years in barrel. Tasting, glasses, appetizers and bottle sales. Petite Sirah was harvested on Oct 8 this year.

Prices: Dry Riesling Cuvée $38, Legal Zin $45 (wine club price 20% less).

Hours: Wed–Sun 11:30 a.m.–5 p.m.; closed Mon–Tue

15523 SW Hwy 97, Culver · 541-546-5464 · Website · Map

Checked October 23, 2026: Home & events

Redmond · Wine bar

Testimony Wine Bar

About 25 minutes north, downtown Redmond

Downtown Redmond wine bar built around Pacific Northwest wine, with memberships and the “Sanctuary” event space. One of the places that pours Terrebonne’s Black Goat Winery.

Rules: Minors aren’t allowed in the bar or on the patio; they can be in the Sanctuary event space if you call ahead.

Hours: Mon & Wed–Thu 2–8 p.m., Fri–Sat 1–9 p.m., Sun 2–6 p.m.; closed Tue. Happy hour daily 3–5 p.m.

307 NW 6th St, Redmond · 541-400-1556 · Website · Map

Checked October 23, 2026: Home

Redmond · Wine bar

Beyond the Vine

About 25 minutes north, two blocks from downtown Redmond

Wine bar near Centennial Park, City Hall and the new library, with a wine club and events.

Hours: Tue–Thu 3–8 p.m., Fri–Sat 2–9 p.m.; closed Sun–Mon. Happy hour Tue–Sat from open until 5.

427 SW 8th St, Redmond · 541-610-3390 · Website · Map

Checked October 23, 2026: Home

Sisters · Meadery & ranch tasting room

Lazy Z Ranch

About 30 minutes northwest, just east of Sisters on Hwy 20

A regenerative bee ranch making mead (“ranch wines”) and wine, with cider, beer, kombucha and NA drinks, charcuterie, pop-up food trucks and an event lawn. Honey wine is technically wine, and this is the most unusual tasting stop near Bend.

Prices: Ranch and meadery tour $20 a person (2-person minimum; kids free).

Hours: Thu–Sun noon–9 p.m.

68540 E Hwy 20, Sisters · Website · Map

Checked October 23, 2026: Visit

Sisters · Restaurant, wine & gallery

The Open Door

About 30 minutes northwest, downtown Sisters

Long-running Sisters restaurant and wine bar sharing a home with Rickards Gallery. Food, wine and cocktails, with a venue for events.

Hours: Tue–Sat lunch 11:30 a.m.–4 p.m., dinner 4–8 p.m.; closed Sun–Mon

303 W Hood Ave, Sisters · 541-549-6076 · Website · Map

Checked October 23, 2026: Home

Sisters · Coffee by day, wine & cocktails by night

Le Bar at Famille

About 30 minutes northwest, downtown Sisters

An evening lounge with cocktails, select wines and aged spirits.

Hours: Bar Thu–Mon 4 p.m.–close; closed Tue–Wed. 21+ only.

370 E Cascade Ave, Sisters · 541-588-4671 · Website · Map

Checked October 23, 2026: Home

Terrebonne · Micro winery (no tasting room)

Black Goat Winery

Find it on local lists, not at a tasting room

Family micro winery (since 2015) making natural, unfiltered wines from Pacific Northwest grapes in small batches with no additives: Tempranillo, Syrah, Malbec, Cabernet, Chardonnay, rosé and a Vino Rosso. Poured at Testimony Wine Bar, Wild Ride Brewing and Grace & Hammer, among others.

Prices: Bottles $22–$38 online.

Hours: No public tasting room. Order online or ask for it around Central Oregon.

Terrebonne (private address) · Website

Checked October 23, 2026: Home

Couldn’t confirm

  • Friends & Vine (Sisters): Its website returned a “page not found” when we checked, so we couldn’t confirm current hours. Call before you go.
  • Volcano Vineyards: Its downtown Bend tasting room closed years ago and we couldn’t confirm any current tasting hours.
  • R.H.C. Selections: The NE Franklin Ave wine shop’s site says the store is closed until further notice.

Wine events and classes in Bend

Recurring nights posted on venues’ own calendars this fall. Times can shift, so check the link before you go.

  1. MonOpen mic at Ermisch (2–9 p.m.) · $9 glasses all night at Portello · Speed dating at Stoller on some Mondays ($10)
  2. TueCasual “HIIT” tasting sessions at FERM & fare on some Tuesdays
  3. WedWine classes at FERM & fare, 5:30 p.m. · Soup Wednesday at Put A Cork In It (4–8 p.m.) · Wine Club Wednesday at Stoller
  4. ThuLive music at Stoller, 6–8 p.m. · Free distributor tastings at Viaggio some Thursdays
  5. FriTrivia at Stoller, 6:30 p.m. · Happy hour from 4 at Ermisch · Live music at Faith Hope & Charity, 6–9 p.m.
  6. SatLive music at Stoller (5–7) and Faith Hope & Charity (6–9)
  7. Sun“Pinot & Pie Sundays” at Willamette Valley Vineyards: free flatbread with two eligible bottles

Monthly

Viaggio runs a Champagne Bar weekend each month with a Champagne flight, and oysters on First Friday. Downtown’s First Friday Art Walk keeps Good Drop open late.

Coming up

Maragas’s club grape stomp (Oct 31) and a 25-years-of-Legal-Zin barrel tasting and futures sale (Nov 14). A Dominio IV tasting at Put A Cork In It (Nov 21). WVV’s $40 blind-tasting flight (Nov 12).

Every July: Cork & Barrel

Central Oregon’s biggest wine event: winemaker dinners, a Friday tasting and a Saturday gala, all benefiting KIDS Center. The 15th anniversary is July 15–17, 2027, bringing back wineries from every region it has featured. corkandbarrel.org

More nights out: trivia nights · live music tonight · happy hours

Wine tasting day trips from Bend

1. Smith Rock and the high-desert vineyards

Wed–Sun, half a day. Hike Smith Rock in the morning, then make the short drive to Faith Hope & Charity for a flight and wood-fired pizza (open noon–5). If you have time, continue to Maragas in Culver (closes at 5) and stop at Testimony in Redmond on the way home.

2. Sisters: mead, lunch and a gallery

Thu–Sat. Lunch at The Open Door (Tue–Sat), a ranch tour and mead tasting at Lazy Z Ranch (Thu–Sun, noon–9), then wander downtown Sisters. Le Bar opens at 4 Thu–Mon for a nightcap.

3. A no-car Bend crawl

Wed–Sat afternoon. Walk the Box Factory and Old Mill rooms, then dinner downtown. See visiting Bend without a car for rides home.

The Crooked River winding below Smith Rock with farmland beyond, near Terrebonne
Smith Rock and the Crooked River, minutes from Faith Hope & Charity. Photo: Laura Alier, CC BY 4.0.

What wine costs in Bend

From menus and price lists posted by the venues in October 2026.

$18–$35

Tasting flight

Ermisch any 3 for $18; Willamette Valley Vineyards $25 seasonal or $35 Pinot; Amaterra $30 or $35. Usually waived with a bottle purchase.

$7–$26

Glass of wine

$7–$8 at Viaggio’s happy hour, $9 Monday at Portello, $12–$14 at Ermisch, $14–$20 at Evoke, $16–$26 at Willamette Valley Vineyards.

$22–$100

Bottle to go

Black Goat from $22; Evoke $32–$80; Maragas $38–$45; Bledsoe $52–$82; Willamette Valley Vineyards $35–$100. Good Drop’s Oregon Pinots start near $39.

$10–$20

Corkage

On a bottle you buy in the shop and drink there: $10 at Viaggio, $20 at FERM & fare. Neither allows outside bottles.

$49+

Wine clubs

Club Willamette $49/month (fully credited); FERM & fare $99/month; Put A Cork In It $180–$260/quarter; Amaterra’s social club is free.

$20–$55

Tours

Lazy Z Ranch’s ranch and meadery tour $20; Faith Hope & Charity’s vineyard tour $55 (Mon–Wed, reserve ahead).

Growing grapes in the high desert

Central Oregon is cold, dry and high, with freezes that can arrive in any month. That’s why most wine poured in Bend is made from grapes grown west of the Cascades or along the Columbia. The two vineyards you can visit handle it differently:

  • Cold-hardy hybrids. Faith Hope & Charity grows French-American hybrids bred for cold winters (Marquette, Frontenac, La Crescent, La Crosse, Frontenac Gris, Maréchal Foch, Léon Millot), drawing on research from the University of Wisconsin. Expect wines that taste different from Pinot Noir country.
  • Classic grapes, carefully sited. Maragas in Culver grows estate Riesling (three clones), Zinfandel, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon and Petite Sirah.
  • Buying in fruit. Both supplement with other regions: Faith Hope & Charity sources Columbia Valley and Eola-Amity Hills grapes for its Merlot, Syrah and Pinot Noir.

Why it’s worth tasting

You can’t taste these wines anywhere else, and a vineyard with Cascade views is a very different afternoon from a downtown bar. Visit during harvest (Maragas picked its Petite Sirah Oct 8 this year) to see the crush.

Curious about local produce, too? See fresh produce and farms.

Wine regions you’ll see on Bend wine lists

Willamette Valley, OR

Pinot Noir and Chardonnay country, and the bulk of Bend’s pours. Sub-regions show up by name: Dundee Hills (Stoller, Ermisch, WVV), Ribbon Ridge and Chehalem Mountains (Ermisch, Amaterra), Eola-Amity Hills and Yamhill-Carlton (Laurel Ridge, Dominio IV).

Walla Walla Valley, WA/OR

Cabernet, Syrah and Bordeaux blends. Va Piano and Bledsoe pour only Walla Walla wine; WVV’s Pambrun and Ermisch’s Cabernet come from here too.

Red Mountain & Horse Heaven Hills, WA

Big, structured reds. Ermisch’s Cabernet Franc and Kiona (poured at Put A Cork In It) are from Red Mountain.

Columbia Gorge & Hood River

Evoke and Cathedral Ridge make wine in Hood River from Northwest fruit.

Southern Oregon

Warmer-climate reds: WVV’s Griffin Creek (Syrah, Malbec, Cabernet Franc) and its Umpqua Valley Père Ami blend.

The rest of the world

For Burgundy, Champagne, the Rhône, Italy, Spain and Argentina, go to Good Drop, Viaggio, FERM & fare or Ermisch’s import list.

Rows of grapevines on a hillside vineyard in Oregon’s Willamette Valley
A Willamette Valley vineyard, where most Bend tasting rooms’ Pinot Noir is grown. Photo: David Burn, CC BY-SA 2.0.

Buying wine in Bend: tips

🧾 Buy bottles, skip the fee

Most tasting fees are waived with a purchase: 2 bottles at Willamette Valley Vineyards, $75 to go at Amaterra, 3 bottles ($50+) at Ermisch. Ermisch also takes $10 off bottles to go.

📦 Go by the case

Viaggio gives 15% off mixed cases and 20% off special-order cases. Willamette Valley Vineyards’ list shows 10% off 6 bottles and 15% off cases for members.

🍾 Corkage

Wine shops with bars usually don’t allow outside bottles. They let you open a bottle from their shelves for a fee ($10 Viaggio, $20 FERM & fare). Restaurants set their own BYOB rules, so call first.

🥡 Take the rest home

Under ORS 471.178, a business with a limited on-premises license has to let you take a partly finished bottle home if it was served with your meal (21+ and not visibly intoxicated).

🚚 Delivery and shipping

Good Drop delivers in Bend, Redmond and Sunriver and ships to most states. Clubs at most tasting rooms ship or hold your allocation for pickup; Put A Cork In It’s is pickup-only.

🛒 Everyday bottles

Grocery stores and liquor stores carry wine too. Our liquor stores guide covers 3rd Street Beverage and others with beer and wine departments.

More Bend food and drink guides

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Bend wine FAQ

Are there wineries in Bend, Oregon?

Yes, but mostly as tasting rooms. Ermisch Cellars on NW Lava Rd has made wine in Bend for over 20 years and calls itself Bend’s only urban winery. Most other Bend rooms (Stoller, Willamette Valley Vineyards, Va Piano, Evoke, Bledsoe, Laurel Ridge, Amaterra) pour wine made in the Willamette Valley, Hood River or Walla Walla. The closest vineyards you can visit are Faith Hope & Charity in Terrebonne and Maragas in Culver.

Can grapes grow in Central Oregon?

Some can. Faith Hope & Charity in Terrebonne grows 15 acres of cold-hardy French-American hybrids like Marquette, Frontenac and La Crescent, which handle hard high-desert freezes. Maragas in Culver grows estate Riesling and Zinfandel. Most wine poured in Bend is still made from grapes grown west of the Cascades or along the Columbia.

What’s the cheapest wine tasting in Bend?

Of the posted prices we found, Ermisch Winery’s flight is cheapest at any 3 wines for $18. Viaggio Wine Merchant pours $7 and $8 glasses every day from 3 to 5 p.m., and Portello pours every glass of wine for $9 on Mondays. Free tastings pop up too, like Viaggio’s free distributor tasting nights.

How much does a wine flight cost in Bend?

Posted flights run from $18 (Ermisch, any 3) to $25–$35 at Willamette Valley Vineyards and $30–$35 at Amaterra. Most fees are waived if you buy bottles: 2 bottles at Willamette Valley Vineyards, $75 to go at Amaterra, or 3 bottles totaling $50 at Ermisch.

What’s a good wine bar for a date night in Bend?

Downtown, Willamette Valley Vineyards and Amaterra both pair full dinner menus with flights, and Good Drop has a private Speakeasy room. On the Westside, Viaggio and Olvi (wine and oysters) are smaller and quieter. Stoller in the Box Factory has live music Thursdays and Saturdays.

Can I bring my dog or kids to a Bend wine bar?

Evoke Winery in the Old Mill says it is pet friendly and family-friendly (minors with an adult). Va Piano welcomes friendly dogs on its uncovered seasonal patios but not inside. Viaggio allows kids while you shop, not at the bar, and Testimony in Redmond doesn’t allow minors in the bar or on the patio. Faith Hope & Charity describes itself as family-friendly. Everywhere else, ask first.

Where can I take a wine class in Bend?

FERM & fare runs Wednesday 5:30 p.m. classes led by Advanced Sommelier Dave Bodi on regions like Burgundy’s Côte de Beaune and Italy’s Valpolicella. Willamette Valley Vineyards sells ticketed classes on Tock, such as a blind-tasting flight. Good Drop keeps an events and classes calendar.

Can I bring my own bottle to a Bend wine bar?

Usually not to wine shops with bars. Viaggio and FERM & fare both say no outside bottles. If you buy a bottle in their shop and open it there, Viaggio charges $10 corkage and FERM & fare $20. Restaurants set their own corkage policies, so call ahead.

Is there a wine festival in Bend?

Cork & Barrel is Central Oregon’s biggest wine event, held the third weekend of July with winemaker dinners, a tasting and a gala benefiting KIDS Center. The 2027 dates are July 15–17, for its 15th anniversary.

Where can I get wine near Sunriver or Tumalo?

We didn’t find a dedicated wine bar or tasting room in Sunriver or Tumalo. Good Drop Wine Shoppe in downtown Bend delivers to Sunriver, and the Old Mill District tasting rooms are the closest on the south side of Bend.

How we checked this guide

We found Bend-area wine businesses through map listings, then checked each one on its own website on October 23, 2026: hours, addresses, what they pour, posted prices from their menus and wine lists, clubs, events and rules about dogs and kids. Each card links its sources. Where a site leaves something out (like Stoller’s flight prices), we say so instead of guessing. Places whose own sites say they’re closed, or that we couldn’t confirm, are listed under “Couldn’t confirm.”

Photos: Faith Hope & Charity Vineyards, Viaggio Wine Merchant and Va Piano Vineyards photos are from the businesses’ own websites. Old Mill District by the Oregon Department of Transportation (CC BY 2.0), Smith Rock by Laura Alier (CC BY 4.0) and Willamette Valley vineyard by David Burn (CC BY-SA 2.0), via Wikimedia Commons.

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