Discover Tyee Wine Cellars: Laid-Back Charm in the Heart of the Willamette Valley

If you’re dreaming of a peaceful wine country escape, look no further than Tyee Wine Cellars—a hidden gem between Corvallis and Monroe that’s perfect for families, friends, and even your four-legged companions. Tyee is everything we love about the Willamette Valley: welcoming, relaxed, and scenic. This family-owned winery sits on a historic farm where wine, hazelnuts, and tradition come together.

From the moment you arrive, you’re invited to slow down. Sip a crisp white or a beautifully balanced Pinot while relaxing in a hammock overlooking the hazelnut orchard. Enjoy their light snacks on offer, including local hazelnuts, or bring a picnic to enjoy on their grassy hillside. Take your glass for a stroll along the one-mile nature trail that winds around the orchard, or grab a picnic table under the open-air barn and soak in the valley views. Kids can roam the grassy hillsides, and dogs are more than welcome on leash—making this a truly family-friendly spot.

In the warmer months, Tyee often hosts live music and community events that draw a local crowd and make any afternoon feel like a celebration. In the colder seasons, the tasting room moves indoors to a cozy repurposed milking parlor that still carries the charm of its agricultural roots.

As for the wine, you’ll find a strong lineup of local whites and classic Willamette Valley Pinot Noirs—we are fans of their brightly acidic Gewürztraminer. They don’t produce other reds or rosé, but what they do, they do exceptionally well—showcasing the terroir and care that defines this region. The best part? At $15 per tasting it's an exceptional value!

Whether you're looking for a relaxing afternoon in nature, a casual tasting with friends, or a memorable stop on your next wine tour, Tyee Wine Cellars is the kind of place you’ll want to return to again and again.

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