93 points - Paul Gregutt
91 points - Jeb Dunnuck

Sourced exclusively from 15 acres of Pinot Noir from the first plantings at the Estate vineyard in the Salem Hills, Founder Jim Bernau planted these vines using a Christmas tree planter pulled behind his 33-horsepower tractor in 1983.

This single vineyard designate is sourced from Bernau Estate Vineyard in the Dundee Hills. Named in honor of our Founders Jim and Jan Bernau, this vineyard is the home of Domaine Willamette, our méthode traditionnelle sparkling wine facility.

Tualatin Estate Vineyard rests in the foothills of the Oregon Coast range and is one of the oldest plantings in Oregon, planted in 1973 by Oregon wine pioneer Bill Fuller, and now in the newly approved Tualatin Hills AVA. The unique Laurelwood soil profile at the Tualatin Estate Vineyard contributes to the complex nature of the wines.

Sourced from old vine plantings at our Elton Vineyard in the Eola-Amity Hills founded in 1983 by Dick and Betty O'Brien, a former schoolteacher and Executive Director of the Santiam Girl Scouts

94 points & Editors' Choice - Wine Enthusiast

Limited production and made only in the best vintages that highlight the stylistic vision for a classic Willamette Valley Pinot Noir. Sourced exclusively from the Tualatin Estate Vineyard and pays homage to Oregon wine pioneer, Bill Fuller who founded Tualatin Estate in 1973.

Daedalus wines celebrate the technical skill and creativity of winemaking, highlighting accomplished winemakers in Oregon and reinforcing the Oregon spirit that launched an industry of world-class wines.

Named to honor Willamette Valley Vineyards Vineyard Manager, Efren Loeza. Efren joined Tualatin Estate Vineyard in 1979 at the age of 17 and has worked there ever since. Now, Efren is the Vineyard Manager for all vines from Tualatin Estate in Forest Grove to the Estate Vineyard in the Salem Hills, with nearly 500 acres under his supervision.

Sourced from the Hannah Vineyard adjacent to Tualatin Estate, this site is protected by coastal mountains making this area warmer and drier than the rest of the Willamette Valley.