Picturesque vineyards near Portland to visit this fall

How does a glass of wine paired with some breathtaking fall views sound? We’re popping the cork on a handful of wineries near Portland where you can sip and savor some primo vino and watch the grape vines turn golden.

Purple Hands , 10555 NE Red Hills Rd., Dundee

• The atmosphere: There are two tasting rooms to choose from; the Haakon/Lenai location is intimate and modern, overlooking 35 acres of pinot noir, chardonnay, pinot gris, and pinot blanc grapes.
• Why you should go: You can taste and buy wines that are made and sold exclusively at the Haakon/Lenai vineyard.

Alloro Vineyards , 22185 SW Lebeau Rd., Sherwood

• The atmosphere: The iconic cypress trees and stone buildings on this 100-acre farm will make you feel like you teleported into Tuscany, complete with pastoral views of rolling hills and flocks of sheep.
• Why you should go: High-quality wine, professional and warm staff, and a stunning visual experience — all less than 20 miles outside of downtown Portland — make this vineyard a must-visit.

Villa Catalana Cellars , 11900 S. Criteser Rd., Oregon City

• The atmosphere: Ethereal grounds and Romanesque architecture combine to create a fairy tale setting. The scene is anchored by a chateau-like building inspired by a 12th-century church in Catalonia, Spain.
• Why you should go: Instagram. But also because it produces small-batch wines.

Saffron Fields Vineyard ,18740 NE Laughlin Rd., Yamhill

• The atmosphere: Named the No. 1 wine tasting room in 2023 by Willamette Living Magazine, this location will wow visitors who appreciate art, architecture, and gardens. Sit outside on a warm day and watch the Oregon grape turn crimson next to a picturesque koi pond.
• Why you should go: Reviewers rave about the pinot noir rosé and outdoor amenities. If you’re feeling snacky, try the chocolate and wine pairing or a cheese and charcuterie board. Mark your calendar for the Vinter Lights Opening Party on Saturday, Nov. 18.