Individual Vineyard

Hyland

McMinnville AVA

A historic Willamette Valley vineyard shaped by old own-rooted vines, volcanic Jory soils, coastal wind, bright acidity, and quiet mineral depth.

The Vineyard

A pioneering McMinnville site of heritage and lift.

Hyland Vineyard is one of Oregon’s historic sites, first planted in 1971 in the foothills of the Coast Range and now recognized for old own-rooted vines and distinctive Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Riesling, and Gewurztraminer.

Set within the McMinnville AVA, the vineyard is marked by volcanic Jory soils, cooling maritime influence, and a high-elevation microclimate that supports structure, freshness, and aromatic clarity.

For 00 Wines, Hyland speaks through old-vine concentration, citrus brightness, orchard fruit, savory mineral detail, and a finely etched volcanic line.

Terroir Details

Region

Willamette Valley

Appellation

McMinnville AVA

Established

1971 original plantings

Soils

Volcanic Jory

Climate

Coast Range influence
maritime wind

Varieties

Chardonnay
Pinot Noir

Signature

Old-vine depth,
citrus, spice, structure

Style

Bright, savory,
mineral-driven

Site Character

Old-vine. Volcanic. Coastal.

Hyland carries the depth of old own-rooted vines and the freshness of the McMinnville AVA. Maritime winds and volcanic Jory soils give the wines structure, brightness, and a savory mineral thread.

Chardonnay from this site moves through citrus, orchard fruit, floral lift, and mineral precision. Pinot Noir expresses red and dark fruit, spice, earth, and supple structure with old-vine persistence.

Wines From This Vineyard