Seated estate tasting
Five current-release wines, about 60 minutes, indoor or terrace.
Estate grown since 2003
Thirty-one acres, one family, seated tastings
Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grown on our own hillside blocks and made in the barn below them. Tastings are seated, reserved, and never more than eight tables at once.
31planted acres
2003first vintage
4,500cases a year
8tables per seating
Visit and buy
Tastings, tours and club
Tasting fees are waived with a two-bottle purchase per guest.
Library and reserve flight
Six wines including back vintages, cheese plate, 90 minutes.
Vineyard walk and tasting
Blocks, soils and the cellar with a winemaker, Saturdays at 10am.
Wine club, quarterly
Six bottles, 20 percent off all purchases, two free tastings a visit.
Private group tasting, 10 to 24
Own room, dedicated host, food pairing available, one week notice.
Case purchase
Any twelve bottles, mixed or single label, shipped to most states.
The estate
Two ridges, volcanic soil, and a lot of patience
The Vasquez family planted the first eight acres in 1998 on Jory soils in the Chehalem Mountains and bottled a first vintage in 2003. Everything we pour is estate grown, hand harvested and sorted twice. We make about 4,500 cases a year, small enough that the winemaker still runs half the tastings herself in the quiet season.
•100 percent estate fruit, hand harvested
•Dry farmed on the upper blocks since 2014
•Certified sustainable through LIVE since 2009
Reviews
Visitor notes
“The winemaker sat down with us for twenty minutes on a slow Thursday. That does not happen at the big places.”
Grant P., Estate tasting
“The vineyard walk explained why the two Pinots taste so different from blocks a hundred yards apart.”
Yuki M., Vineyard walk
“Been in the club six years. Not one shipment I regretted opening.”
Cheryl B., Wine club member
FAQ
Visiting questions
Do I need a reservation?
Yes, all tastings are seated and reserved. We hold eight tables per seating so the room stays quiet. Same-day spots sometimes open up, and it is worth calling the tasting room after 10am.
Can we bring children or a dog?
Well-behaved children are welcome and we keep juice and a shaded lawn. Dogs are welcome on the terrace on a leash. We ask that groups with small children take the 11am seating when the room is calmest.
Can you ship wine to my state?
We ship to most states, though a handful still prohibit direct wine shipment. Enter your address at checkout and it will tell you immediately. Summer shipments are held for cool weather unless you request otherwise.
When is harvest and can we watch?
Harvest usually runs late September into mid October. The crush pad is working then, and vineyard walk guests often see fruit coming in. We limit large group bookings during those weeks.
Contact
Book a seat at the table
Reserve online for any tasting. For groups over ten or a club question, call the tasting room.
Phone(651) 555-0151
Address22150 NE Hallow Creek Road, Newberg, OR 97132, Newberg, Oregon
HoursThu to Mon 11am to 5pm by reservation, closed Tue and Wed
AreaChehalem Mountains AVA, Willamette Valley