Stoller is one of the easiest Willamette Valley estates for a group to enjoy at its own pace. The large Dundee Hills property combines a modern tasting room, broad lawns, vineyard views and significant outdoor seating. Compared with tightly structured appointment-only wineries, Stoller gives visitors more flexibility to choose between a traditional flight and a relaxed outdoor visit.
The Classic flight is an accessible introduction to the estate, while Reserve and Legacy options move into more limited wines and vineyard-focused selections. Pinot Noir and Chardonnay are the obvious anchors, but sparkling and other wines may appear depending on the flight. Sustainability is an important part of the property's identity, and the expansive estate gives hosts a useful setting for explaining vineyard and winery practices.
Families and groups often appreciate the outdoor space. Visitors can reserve picnic areas, bring food under designated rules and spend additional time on the property, making Stoller a practical midday stop rather than merely another tasting appointment.
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Stoller Family Estate details
- Address
- 16161 NE McDougall Rd, Dayton, OR 97114
- Phone
- 503-864-3000
- Reservations required
- Reservations available and recommended at busy times, but not generally required; walk-ins are welcome when space permits.
- Tasting price
- $25–$55
- Typical visit time
- About 60–90 min
- Wine focus
- Estate Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, sparkling wine and other Willamette Valley varieties from a sustainability-focused Dundee Hills estate
- Discount available
- No tasting-pass discount listed
- Picnic
- Yes — lawn/picnic reservations are available, including options for small groups.
- Food
- Yes — limited food is available, and guests may bring their own food for designated picnic experiences.
- Group tasting
- Yes — picnic/group options serve roughly 5–12; parties of 13+ should inquire.
- Distance from Dundee
- 3.5 miles
- Distance from Portland International Airport (PDX)
- 43 miles
Common questions about visiting Stoller Family Estate
Do I need a reservation at Stoller Family Estate?
Stoller Family Estate is listed as reservations recommended. Walk-ins may be possible when space permits, but a reserved time is the safer plan if you are visiting more than one winery the same day. Listing note: Reservations available and recommended at busy times, but not generally required; walk-ins are welcome when space permits. Confirm before you go; policies change by day and experience.
How much does a tasting at Stoller Family Estate cost?
Tasting fees at Stoller Family Estate are listed at $25–$55. Published options include Classic Tasting: about $25 per person. Reserve Tasting: about $45. Legacy Tasting: about $55. Most standard visits run roughly 60–90 minutes; private, event and seasonal experiences may be priced separately. Fees and formats change; confirm with the winery before you book.
How long should I plan to spend at Stoller Family Estate?
Plan About 60–90 min at Stoller Family Estate, not counting drive time to the next stop. Leave a buffer before any later reservation so you are not cutting a longer tasting short.
What should I expect at Stoller Family Estate?
Stoller Family Estate is listed with a focus on Estate Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, sparkling wine and other Willamette Valley varieties from a sustainability-focused Dundee Hills estate. Food note: Yes — limited food is available, and guests may bring their own food for designated picnic experiences. Picnic note: Yes — lawn/picnic reservations are available, including options for small groups. Groups: Yes — picnic/group options serve roughly 5–12; parties of 13+ should inquire. The overview at the top of this page covers tasting styles and who the stop is for.
What wineries should I visit before or after Stoller Family Estate?
Wineries often paired with Stoller Family Estate include Sokol Blosser Winery, Domaine Drouhin Oregon, Argyle Winery, and Domaine Serene. Stay geographically tight rather than crossing Willamette Valley mid-day.
Where does Stoller Family Estate fit into a Willamette Valley tasting day?
Stoller is a particularly useful lunch/picnic anchor in a Dundee Hills day. Book outdoor space if that matters, then combine with Sokol Blosser, Argyle or Domaine Drouhin. Its flexible format can provide a break between more formal seated tastings.
Tasting options and prices
- Classic Tasting: about $25 per person. Reserve Tasting: about $45. Legacy Tasting: about $55. Most standard visits run roughly 60–90 minutes
- private, event and seasonal experiences may be priced separately.
Tasting fees and formats change. Confirm current options with the winery before you book.
Discount available
No tasting-pass discount is listed for Stoller Family Estate right now. Recheck Willamette Valley tasting discounts or confirm current offers with the winery.
Other wineries near Stoller Family Estate
- Sokol Blosser Winery
- Domaine Drouhin Oregon
- Argyle Winery
- Domaine Serene
Use the Willamette Valley winery map to compare drive miles and reservation windows.
Information last verified: September 2026. Visitor details (hours, tasting prices, reservations) are sourced from the official winery website. Confirm before you visit. How we maintain listings.