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Wineries with Tastings in Central Point, OR

5 of the 12 wineries, breweries, distilleries and wine bars we list in Central Point have tastings.

A winery's map listing shows the category but not whether tastings are actually open to walk-ins, require an appointment, or are only offered on certain days — that detail usually lives on the winery's own tasting-room page, not in any searchable field. Every winery here has tastings confirmed straight from the winery's own website or posted tasting menu.

  1. Rellik Winery

    970 Old Stage Rd, Central Point, OR 97502-1032

    Mon 11:30am-7pm, Sat 11:30am-8pm, Sun 10:30am-7pm

    TastingsFood servedPrivate events
  2. Hummingbird Estate

    1677 Old Stage Rd, Central Point, OR 97502-1041

    Daily 12pm-7pm

    TastingsPrivate events
  3. The Punch House

    9115 Blackwell Rd, Central Point, OR 97502-9602

    Thu-Sat 12-6pm, Sun 12-5pm

    TastingsPrivate events
  4. Ledger David Cellars Tasting Room

    245 N Front St, Central Point, OR 97502-2004

    TastingsPrivate events
  5. Ryan Rose Wine

    251 E Pine St, Central Point, OR 97502-2251

    Thu 4-7pm, Fri 2-7pm, Sat 12-7pm, Sun 12-4pm

    Tastings
Call or check the website before you drive out — many tasting rooms require reservations, especially on weekends. Expect a tasting fee somewhere in the $15-40 per person range at most wineries, often waived or credited toward a bottle purchase.

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Do I need a reservation for a wine tasting?

It depends on the winery — smaller or boutique operations often require reservations, especially on weekends and during harvest season, while larger tasting rooms may take walk-ins. Checking the winery's website or calling ahead is the safest way to avoid being turned away.

How much does a wine tasting cost?

Most tasting fees run somewhere between $15 and $40 per person for a flight of four to six pours, though some wineries waive the fee with a bottle purchase. Reserve or sit-down tastings tend to cost more than a standard bar-style tasting.