RoxyAnn Winery

Medford, United States

4.4

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20 reviews

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+1 541-776-2315
Website:
www.roxyann.com
Address:
3283 Hillcrest Rd, Medford, OR, 97504
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
2.6 miRVTD
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Accepts Credit Cards
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Parking
Private Lot
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Yes
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes
Good for Kids
No
By Appointment Only
No

Today

Today 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Closed now
Local time (Medford) 09:12 Tuesday, 24 June 2025

Business hours

Monday 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Tuesday 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Wednesday 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Thursday 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Friday 11:00 am – 8:00 pm
Saturday 11:00 am – 7:00 pm
Sunday 11:00 am – 7:00 pm

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The mission of RoxyAnn Winery is to produce world-​class wines, while supporting the Parsons family’s commitment to preserving this land for future generations in the Rogue Valley to enjoy.

We strive to honor our agricultural heritage by cultivating the vineyards under sustainable land management practices. We use cover crops and compost to produce a natural cycle of nutrition and organic matter in the vineyard. Our vineyard workers utilize time-​tested agricultural techniques that support a living, healthy soil and prevent damage to the ecosystems that surround our vineyards. We take extra care to prevent soil erosion, limit our water use to protect the aquifers we share with neighbors, and respect wildlife habitat.

Hand-​crafted Southern Oregon Wines, featuring Claret, Pinot gris, Chardonnay, Viognier, Syrah, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet France, Malbec and Tempranillo We have a beautiful Tasting Room in the Historic, 100 year old «Honor Barn».

We have events, music, movies, farm-​stands, retail area, outdoor seating, and our famous Fruit & Cheese Plates.

History

Established in 2002.

Inspired by the Rogue Valley’s natural beauty and bounty, RoxyAnn Winery was founded in 2002 at the historic Hillcrest Orchard in east Medford. One of Southern Oregon’s oldest orchards, Hillcrest Orchard has been directed by members of the Parsons family since 1908.

The winery name RoxyAnn comes from the earliest settlers who laid claim to the most fertile portions of the Rogue Valley in the 1850’s and named the tallest mountain peak after a pioneer woman named Roxy Ann Bowen.

In 2001, the first harvest of grapes at RoxyAnn produced only 150 cases of a proprietary red «Claret» that was a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot; with the entire production selling out in two weeks. Today, RoxyAnn Winery produces nearly 15,000 cases of award-​winning Claret, Pinot Gris, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Tempranillo, Syrah, and Viognier that reflect balance, complexity and profound depth of flavor.

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20 reviews of RoxyAnn Winery

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Place rating: 5
Grants Pass, OR
Our favorite winery. Scott is always great, they really have a great staff and wonderful wines. Never had a bad wine here, you need to try their wines.
Place rating: 4
Hercules, CA
Southern Oregon produces wonderful wine and there are many wineries to visit. Anytime I visit the Ashland area I like to taste at least one of them. RoxyAnn wines are featured at many of fine restaurants in downtown Ashland. So, that was our choice this trip.
The tasting room is in a converted 1900 white barn. The interior is welcoming, the wooden floors and beamed ceiling add warmth to the room. This seems to be one of the larger wineries in the area. With the fruit stand at the entry and the location in a field it seems like a small family winery.
I was a bit put off when we were told to sit at the bar rather than one of the tables, because they were for people who were having something to eat. We did have one of their savory plates with our wines which is all the other people had on their table. The server was pleasant and the 1950−−1960 music in the background was well chosen.
We did the full tasting. I was surprised at just how much I enjoyed the white wines. The reds were tasty also. I passed on these wines and bought a small bottle of the pear wine. It is very sweet and I knew S would like it.
They offer a Unilocal check-​in discount and a Unilocal Deal
Place rating: 4
Phoenix, AZ
I previously gave a poor review as I felt ignored by the patron, he messaged me and I feel better about this place, I feel like the reason we review is partially to give feed back to the owners of small businesses so they know whats going on and can improve if need be. Although I was not thrilled with my service during my visit the place itself is really cool and deserves a visit. I hope this establishment my best in the years to come. Thank you for your response!
Place rating: 5
Midtown, Sacramento, CA
Excellent Winery & Event Space, But It’s My Love Of Blackberry Cider That Has Me Here
SITREP
Roxyann Winery (RW) is a sight for sour eyes as you’re barreling down Highcrest Road in Medford. [And for argument’s sake, I would place RW with all the fun stuff that I have in my Jacksonville, OR list — irrespective of the fact that it just happens to be on the wrong side of I-​5.]
AUTUMN HARVEST
This is a great time to come to RW because the celebration of harvest is now in full swing at RW. The seasonal changes bring a lot of new produce and product to RW, so this is another time of year to check them out.
P-​A-​T-​I-​O !
RW has some great exterior spaces to enjoy, from umbrella-​covered tables to old fashioned picnic tables. And in fact, you can the fixens for a picnic table and bring them outside to lunch on.
WHY WE’RE HERE
* «Yes», RW has beautiful orchards to grab fresh fruit from, namely pears
* And «yes», RW is a wonderful winery with lots of different varietals, such as cabs
* And «yes», RW is a great old fashioned «general store» like in the Old West
* And «yes», RW has great event spaces for weddings, and festivals
* And «yes», RW is open later than many other wine bars in Medford & Jacksonville.
BUT
The main reason this establishment interests me in the first place is because it has pretty fantastic Rogue «Apple Outlaw» Blackberry Cider, so THAT, in the end, my friends, is the reason why I would be coming back to visit RW
THE LOWDOWN
Lots of great stuff going on here at the RW. But it’s their Blackberry Cider that they sell here that has won my heart.
Place rating: 4
Medford, OR
My friend wanted to do wine tasting and we were looking for a wine tasting room in Jacksonville but nothing was open. We went back to Medford and tried Roxann Winery. I love the atmosphere and we had a great time tasting their yummy wine! I will for sure be back again!
Place rating: 5
Seaside, OR
Our favorite Oregon Winery … there’s the wine, the beautifully restored barn, the music, the small plates and the friendly staff.
Place rating: 5
Medford, OR
A beautiful orchard to see! One of the best grapes in the valley! They have been a favorite of mine for many years. Homegrown is the best.
Place rating: 5
Cupertino, CA
Our server, Caleb, was awesome. Super knowledgeable about his wines. Offered good recommendations based on preference. He may have forgotten how many pours were delivered but my party of five walked out with at least five bottles plus a loaf of bread and several cheese to supplement our picnic on their patio. Caleb also loaned us a plates, breadboard, and knife so we didn’t have to do dishes. Pick up a bottle of Pear Wine, serves great over vanilla ice cream with some fresh pears and cracked pepper.
Place rating: 5
Portland, OR
What a great winery! There were quite a few people there for a Tuesday afternoon. They stay open until 7 and since it’s close to neighborhoods, it seems to me a place where people come to meet friends after work. There were a lot more people drinking glasses of wine, than doing tastings. We choose to taste. I enjoyed all their wines, especially the tempranillo and syrah.
Our server was excellent. Very friendly and informative, he offered us crackers and pulled chairs up for us. The tasting bar was in the middle of the room, so people could stand or sit all around it. There were also tables and chairs throughout. They had some meats and cheeses in a cooler for people to buy.
We walked around outside to see the grounds and they have a cute patio area with some picnic tables. It was very picturesque.
Place rating: 5
San Francisco, CA
Shared a 5 wine tastings and it got upgraded to 10. This is a quaint little winery that has spectacular whites and reds. Especially adore the Sauvignon blanc and their Tempranillo and Claret. Wonderful and knowledgeable service along with a Martha Stewart feel to the whole tasting concept. What a great find. Keep up the friendly service and we’ll definitely come back.
Place rating: 5
San Diego, CA
Wow, I LOVE this place. I passed by through here on vacation, and absolutely loved it. Great wine (one of the best whites I’ve ever had!), great vibe (and a beautiful bar), great workers (so friendly!). Natalie helped us and she was beyond lovely. Can’t wait to go back, and I hope Natalie is working again! If we lived near here, we’d definitely be members.
Place rating: 4
Glendale, CA
Great little space!
I loved every wine on the list, both white, red and desert.
The workers are knowledgable about their products and gave us good tips on where to go next.
They have other drinks, breads, pastries, dips, fruits and cheeses you can purchase to munch on with your wine.
It’s great for kids too! They have a little area in the back with board games and cards.
If & when I come back to Oregon I will be coming back here!
Place rating: 4
Medford, OR
The tasting room barn is large and rustic. My wife voted for Pinot Gris, myself the Red Wine Blend. Staff was friendly, good food pairings and pretty nice tasting overall.
Place rating: 3
Medford, OR
There seems to be a «members only» vibe, in that the members are treated with a great deal of higher customer service than the non members. Not a good way to gain new customers.
We stood in line to order one night, long line, the pourer/​server chit-​chatted away for a good 10 minutes, when we made our way to the front to order the lady said the tasting ended at 6:00 for non-​members, yet she had no problem cutting into our time with her additional socializing.
On an up note, the wine is awesome and atmosphere is pleasant.
Place rating: 4
Boulder, CO
For a small time winery in an out of the way part of Oregon, this was a lot of fun. It is casual and inexpensive and the wines were quite tasty. The staff was friendly and informative. It is a family friendly establishment, with a cheese, fruit and cracker plate available to go with the wine tastings. They also have a nice assortment of quality non-​alcoholic drinks for those underage in the party, or for the designated driver. The seating is ample, a nice bar for singles or couples, quite a few nicely made bar tables around the room for small groups and a separate room for private parties. They also have local historic photos displayed and a lot of small wine related gift items for sale along with ample stock of all of their wines.
The vineyard and the work buildings are right outside, on this country road between Medford and Ashland, and the tasting room is in an old barn. Very quaint. The tasting was only $ 5 per person and included very small pours of 5 of their wines, chosen daily, thought they actually gave us 7, just to be nice and because there were very few customers when we got there, the day after Christmas. The claret was the most popular with our group, though I personally liked the Barn House Red better and we all loved the local specialty of the pear dessert wine. We even took a bottle back to our hosts home to use after dinner that night.
My only wish was that they had changed out the glasses at our table when they switched from the reds to the Pear Dessert Wine.
Quite a nice afternoon for all.
Place rating: 4
Portland, OR
The RoxyAnn Claret is my fave! Fun place to go and sample local wines. My only complaint — the service is hit or miss. Sometimes it is impeccable, and other times almost rude. But, it is mostly perfect :)
Good prices, good wine.
Place rating: 4
Eugene, OR
We drove down from Eugene heading towards Ashland. This was a must stop for me because this is home to my favorite Oregon wine. It is difficult to find in Eugene and I planned to purchase a few bottles of the Claret.
We arrived and were pleasantly surprised by the beautiful setting and attractive tasting room. We sat down and paid $ 5 (each) to taste flight. As expected the Claret was delicious, but the surprise was the Pinot Gris. Ended up buying a few bottles of that as well. One of the tasting fees was waived when we bought a few bottles.
Place rating: 4
Newberg, OR
While visiting southern Oregon some friends recommend meeting here to taste before having dinner at their home. We are from the Willamette Valley and are well acquainted with wine.
The tasting room was lovely, it reminded me of Napa. They had small plates available for sale. The gentleman who helped us was knowledgeable and friendly. The grounds were scenic and I enjoyed the ambiance.
We tasted everything available and opted to take home two bottles of the Viognier and a bottle of the Claret. The bottles were priced well and for a standard bottle the top price was $ 32 I believe.
While I can say I am a fan, it is not the very best wine I have had, but I will certainly be back.
Place rating: 5
Santa Clara, CA
At least where I live, it’s hard to find a winery with food and a place to sit. The latter seems pretty common in Rogue Valley, but this was the only place we found with some nice food plates, the likes of which you can view in the photos (thanks to me). Each one was attractive and had a nice variety.
On top of that, the two working there were very friendly and I enjoyed all of the wines they brought out. Port (they call it simply «dessert wine» there for legal reasons) is a guilty pleasure of mine, and this was better than usual so I bought one after not intending to initially! They don’t wave the tasting fee unless you get three bottled, as the fee is quite low, but we ended up getting some perks regardless. A very cool place!
Place rating: 4
West Linn, OR
It is a bit odd to rave about something other than wine at a winery, but the staff and the store are what left the biggest impression. First of all, this place is incredibly easy to find if you are driving from Ashland to Medford. Thank you Oregon Tourist Bureau for the little blue signs leading me through the countryside like I’m following breadcrumbs.
The winery is lovely with a large barn converted into a tasting room and store. We came for the wine tasting, which was reasonably priced and diverse, but couldn’t help but wander around the store and we ended up buying several wine related items. They have adorable cork caddies that look like wine barrels and purses, cheese boards, wine aerators and so many other fun items. I also picked up the Oregon Wine Country Guidebook since I plan to do more wine tours in the Willamette Valley and beyond this summer.
If you are looking for things to do in Medford, this is a worthy stop on your itinerary.