Reustle-Prayer Rock Vineyards offers picturesque hillside vineyards, amphitheater, observation deck and more. Enjoy wine and appetizer pairings served in an Old Europeans style wine cave.
About Reustle-Prayer Rock Vineyards
Reviews & Ratings
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September 13, 2026ORTravelMomAn elevated wine experience
An upscale but unpretentious winery with surprisingly accessible wines. Truly an estate experience. Tastings are nicely hosted and the grounds are lovely. The tasting area is decorated in the style of a European stone cloister. As a note, this is an evident Christian family with Bible inscriptions around the property. Worth it for the ambience and the wine. Priced accordingly
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August 12, 2026A5012WNdavidt
Wonderful experience
Wonderful experience. They have a beautiful property that just begs you slow down and enjoy a bottle of wine.
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June 13, 2026carlotaTravel4fun
Wonderful relaxing afternoon, well worth the drive in.
We were greeted warmly when we entered the tasting room. We did not have a reservation, but that was not a problem as they were not that busy and there were just two of us. There are different levels of flights, depending on the type of wine you want to try. A small appetizer plate accompanied the flight. We sat on the patio overlooking the hills and vineyard. The patio was arranged beautifully with a variety of plants and a fountain. The staff was very attentive, but not intrusive, answering any questions and making conversation. It was a beautiful setting and well worth the drive in.
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April 2, 2022JeffB4706
Clean, comfortable lodging in an idyllic setting. Lovely.
This review is for a stay at the Reustle Prayer Rock Inn (aka the Carriage House) in Mar, 2022. We 2 stayed three nights. Plenty of room for one or (if one includes the downstairs area) two couples. Very clean. No problems with the Internet over Wi-Fi connection. After we checked in, we were delightfully on our own, having little further contact with the hosts. It was a great base from which to visit additional wineries, an olive orchard, and more. The location is idyllic, down a short winding dirt driveway to the Inn and Tasting Room, in a small valley flanked by pastures and vineyards; during our stay the slopes were lush and green. The nights were refreshingly very dark outside (as there was virtually no outside lighting in sight), and almost the only sounds we heard were those of nature and farm animals. Sheep and small goats were in the nearby pastures, as well as about four (I think) heirloom long-haired horned cattle. Wild turkeys roamed about the vineyards and woods. We were free to walk the grounds, and enjoyed a wonderful view of the valley from the path that ran along the top of the vineyards. A delicious charcuterie dish and scones were waiting for us in the refrigerator when we arrived. Fresh farm eggs were available if one walked out to the henhouse and collected some eggs in the morning: beautiful orange yokes with creamy thick whites. A coffee machine with sufficient coffee for our stay was provided. Wine available for purchase was available in a wine fridge. We brought along food with which to prepare our dinners, and were glad we did. Restaurants were about a 20 minute drive away, and we preferred our own meals to what those restaurants were offering. When we arrived we did a wine tasting of four wines, each paired with an appetizer. The wines were excellent, and went well with the paired food. After arrival we entered the stone tasting room to check in, and then sat outside for our tasting. We found the unique stone building housing the tasting room to be attractive, inside and out.
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August 30, 2020Sam CA nice experience
We found Reustle to be a very nice experience. Our host was knowledgeable and friendly, it was a beautiful facility, inside and outside. The wines were good. Would put at the top of my list for wineries in the Roseburg area.