Individual Vineyard

Chehalem
Mountain

Chehalem Mountains

A historic Willamette Valley vineyard shaped by elevation, sedimentary complexity, lifted citrus, white flowers, wet stone, and saline length.

The Vineyard

A historic mountain site of lift, texture, and mineral precision.

Chehalem Mountain Vineyard is one of the historic sites of the northern Willamette Valley, first planted in 1969 on the southern edge of the Chehalem Mountains.

The vineyard sits in a high-elevation AVA known for a mosaic of marine sedimentary, volcanic, and windblown loess soils, giving Chardonnay both texture and mineral detail.

For 00 Wines, Chehalem Mountain speaks through lemon pith, white flowers, wet stone, fine-grained texture, mouthwatering acidity, and a long saline finish.

Terroir Details

Region

Willamette Valley

Appellation

Chehalem Mountains

Established

1969 original plantings

Soils

Sedimentary soils
volcanic influence

Climate

High-elevation
mountain freshness

Varieties

Chardonnay
Pinot Noir

Signature

Lemon pith,
white flowers, wet stone

Style

Energetic, taut,
saline, textural

Site Character

Historic. Elevated. Saline.

Chehalem Mountain Vineyard carries the freshness and fine detail of the northern Willamette Valley. Its mountain setting and sedimentary complexity give Chardonnay a taut frame, lifted aromatics, and a fine-grained mineral line.

The Chardonnay moves through lemon pith, white flowers, wet stones, orchard fruit, and saline persistence, balancing quiet concentration with energy and precision.

Pinot Noir from this site leans toward red cherry, raspberry, rose, forest floor, spice, and a lifted mountain frame shaped by cool-climate structure.

Wines From This Vineyard