namaste vineyards
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These people have no place making wine. There is nothing else to say,. They are ghetto losers that don't even belong in the PNW
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This winery is owned by a couple of low class red necks. The wine is not awful, but the service and establishment is. BEWARE OF BEING HONEST WITH THIS LOCAL COUPLE DURING THIS BUSINESS ENDEAVOR... instead of being apprecaitive and receptive of real life advice and opinions, the owners are just stubborn. They do not care about the happiness of customers... as long as their loser friends can get drunk off their wine they are happy.
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I stopped in for wine tasting with a group of friends. Various levels of wine knowledge: two wine geeks, one fairly knowledgeable person, and one who knew nothing about wine. The first white was kind of off. The second was a little better . . . drinkable. The reds were, without exception, horrible. After smelling the first, I thought there was something wrong with it. When I sipped, I barely managed to restrain myself from spitting it back in my glass. I had the same reaction to the other reds. My reaction was so negative that I thought my palate must be off, so I turned to my friends. The unanimous opinion was that the wine was horrible. After debate later in the car (we've been wine tasting companions with these friends for many years), we decided this was the worst wine we've ever tasted. Pretty confident that it's not just bad - that there's something really wrong with it.
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Peppery reds which didn't suit my palate. Whites were different and fun. Helpful staff. Long dirt road to find which was beautiful. Reasonable prices. I would recommend.
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If you listen to the negative reviews on Namaste you are sure to miss out on some of the best wine in the valley. They have whites for all pallets, wines you can serve to anyone, even the folks who are just beginning their wine journey. The reds have a variety beautiful Pinots, spicy and smooth. Our favorites are the deep luscious Merlot and Tempranillo which are best slowly savored. We save our Big Red and Legacy for special occasions and great friends. The vineyard tasting room is fun, on the property at the top of the hill, with a wonderful view from the patio area. Great place to bring a picnic and friends to enjoy the afternoon. Also a bonus, the tasting room is open until 6:00 and a great place to wrap up a day in Oregon Wine Country. The new tasting room on 99 is easy to access, and the tasting room manager knows her wine! The décor makes it feel comfortable, with places to sit and enjoy the tastings at your own pace. I am spoiled with living right here in wine country, and belong to many wine clubs in the area; however, hands down, Namaste has our favorite wines and worth the drive.