At Chehalem Hill Vineyard, we are proud to be part of the Laurelwood District AVA, one of Oregon's newest American Viticultural Areas, officially recognized in June 2020. This emerging AVA, situated within the renowned Chehalem Mountains AVA, is characterized by its unique soil series, primarily composed of a 15-million-year-old basalt base topped with a layer of loess—windblown freshwater silt that has accumulated over the past 200,000 years. The distinctive soils of Chehalem Hill provide an ideal environment for our vines, allowing us to cultivate grapes that reflect the complexity and richness of this remarkable terroir. As our grapes ripen, they absorb the essence of the land, resulting in wines that are expressive and carry the hallmark of the region's unique characteristics. At Chehalem Hill Vineyard, we understand that the foundation of exceptional wine lies in the soil and the care given to the vines. The Laurelwood soil, with its unique composition, plays a crucial role in developing the vibrant flavors and aromas that our grapes are known for. Our Pinot Noirs are celebrated for their complexity, showcasing a spectrum of fruit flavors, floral notes, and a hint of spice, while our Chardonnays offer a refined elegance that captivates the palate. We work closely with Results Partners who have a well-established reputation for excellence in vineyard development and management. Our dedicated professionals, including vineyard managers, assistant managers, and skilled crew members, bring a wealth of experience to every aspect of vineyard care at Chehalem Hill. They collaborate closely with us to address the specific needs of our vines, ensuring that the desired fruit quality is achieved. We invite you to explore the potential of Chehalem Hill Vineyard and consider the exceptional quality of our grapes for your winery. With our commitment to excellence and the unique attributes of our land, we are confident that our fruit will elevate your wines and contribute to your success in the competitive wine market. Join us in celebrating the artistry of winemaking and the beauty of this remarkable region.