Abbott Claim Vineyard
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