Our namesake vineyard sits on the Savannah Ridge and is composed of primeval, fractured, and well-draining oceanic sandstone. The vine rows are hemmed in by stands of Oregon white oak and Douglas fir; the microclimate here is a rainshadow, protected by the Dundee Hills to the east, the Chehalem Mountains to the north, and the Coast Range to the west.

Wines
Appellation
Yamhill-Carlton District
Soil Type
Shallow, fractured oceanic sandstone, primarily of the Wellsdale and Willakenzie series.
Elevation
330 to 480 feet
Aspect
South, southeast and southwest exposures
Varieties
Pinot Noir, Chardonnay
Clonal Composition
Wide variety of clones, including a Chardonnay field blend
Rootstock
Varied
Acres Under Vine
32 acres
Total Acres
170 acres