Chehalem
Visits:
• July 2021
Review/Post/Videos:
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K&S Comments:
“Chehalem was bought by Stoller wine group in 2017 but they still maintain their independence as a brand. It seems like a good relationship because Chehalem wines are distinctly different from Stoller wines, even those sourced from the same vineyard. Fruit forward and “unmanipulated” their Pinot is legit. A great last stop during the height of summer. A cool, indoor tasting or classy Pinots with some charcuterie will hit the spot.”
K&S Notes:
• Quaint spot on the highway between Newberg & Chehalem.
• Tasting room is a converted garage.
• A classic Pinot house.
• You can’t picnic here but you can order charcuterie boxes.
• Live music on Friday Nights.
• “Refillables” are a great option to traditional bottles.
Winery Type:
Public, Traditional
Tasting Fee:
$20 – 6 Wines
(waived w/$50 purchase)
Varietals:
Riesling, Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, Grüner Veltliner, Pinot Noir
Bottle Price:
$20 – $135
Production:
~20K Cases