We are one of the Northern-most vineyards in the Willamette Valley, situated between 360' and 625' in elevation. This Estate vineyard is a special place with a unique and mysterious history - a story still being revealed.
BLOCK 14 - 28
facing South
vines planted from 1965 -1995
facing South
vines planted from 1965 -1995
We farm by the LIVE recommended standards.
This is an opportunity to affect the health, longevity and continuity of the landscape.
We believe in farming that promotes biodiversity, protects soil,
reduces chemical input and takes a minimalistic approach.
This is an opportunity to affect the health, longevity and continuity of the landscape.
We believe in farming that promotes biodiversity, protects soil,
reduces chemical input and takes a minimalistic approach.
BLOCK 5-10
plantings from 1995 - 2000
facing North
plantings from 1995 - 2000
facing North
The newer plantings have allowed the property to complement its current varietal and clonal plantings with Pinot Gris, Chardonnay from Dijon clones 76 and 96, as well as Dijon Pinot Noir clones 115, 114, 667 and 777.
BLOCK 19 & 20
White Riesling Planted in 1965
facing South
White Riesling Planted in 1965
facing South
These are some of the oldest blocks in the Willamette Valley. These varietals were a passion for Charles Coury. He studied cool climate viticulture at university in Colmar, Alsace. He is quoted in The Boys up North as saying, "I knew there were great similarities between the climates of France and Oregon, which are nearly the same latitude."
The FARMHOUSE
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P.O.Box 366
Forest Grove, OR 97116 |
t : 503-992-8545
f : 503.992.8586 |
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