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.

92 points - Paul Gregutt

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.

93 points, International Wine Report

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.

Made with Pinot Noir picked at peak ripeness and immediately gently pressed, releasing free run juice without color or tannins from the skins to produce this unique wine expressing both red and white wine characteristics.

93 points, Wine Enthusiast
April 2026 Cellar Selects, Oregon Wine Press

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.

92 points, Paul Gregutt

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.

92 points - International Wine Report

An illustration of the art of blending, the Signature Cuvée is selected from the finest barrels sourced from our Estate, Elton and Tualatin Estate vineyards.

94 points - James Suckling

This exceptional Pinot Noir is sourced exclusively from the Kittyhawk Vineyard in the Salem Hills and is available in Revino reusable bottles. It emphasizes the importance of sustainability and maintaining a balanced ecosystem in winemaking. This wine also honors our partnership with the Cascades Raptor Center, which helps release rehabilitated birds of prey into our estate vineyards. These barn owls, kestrels, and hawks promote biodiversity and provide natural protection against damaging rodents, eliminating the need for harmful pesticides and poisons.