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Barrel Tasting at 12th and Maple Wine Co.

The Mahonia Vineyard team visited 12th and Maple Wine Company on January 14th to taste the 2009 Chardonnay, 2009 Pinot Gris, and the much anticipated 2008 Reserve Pinot Noir, our first wine to be aged in Hungarian oak which imparts a unique spicy character. You can see pictures on our "Gallery" page, or visit us on Facebook!

Pinot Noir in Fall

The autumn foliage really sets off the color of the grapes. Stunning!

2007 Pinot Gris

One of our best years for Pinot Noir, this is a beautifully light and fruity wine, without being overly sweet.

Pinot Noir

A sampling of our Pinot Noir harvest, ready for stomping!

Chardonnay

A beautiful bunch of sun-ripened Chardonnay grapes

Chardonnay In The Sun

Beautiful in the summer sun.

2006 Chardonnay

Another fabulous wine! Slightly sweet for a Chardonnay, and very buttery.

Pinot Gris In The Sun

Deliciously ripening Pinot gris cluster, summer '09

Pinot Gris

Makes a fabulous wine, year after year.

Solar Panels

Power most of our operations; our equipment is run on locally-produced biodiesel!

The Vineyard Dog

Ashley, the vineyard's watchdog

Vineyard In Fall

With leaves ablaze in color...

2005 Pinot Noir

This Pinot has aged to perfection; folks at tastings frequently exclaim that it is "The best Pinot they've ever had!"

Vineyard in Winter

Peaceful and quiet under a blanket of winter snow.

Welcome!

Mahonia aquifolium, named by Lewis and Clark on their epic journey to the Pacific, is the Oregon state flower and our vineyard's namesake. Also called "Oregon Grape" because of its blue berries, this northwest native and our winegrapes both thrive in the unique habitat of our site in the Willamette Valley foothills.

Our wines are crafted exclusively from grapes grown sustainably in our family-owned vineyard. We generate solar power, use locally produced biodiesel, and are both Salmon Safe and LIVE certified. We support many community programs, especially those benefiting children and the environment.