Dominio IV, Biodynamic Wines and a Vineyard Labyrinth

Willamette Valley · Carlton · Yamhill-Carlton AVA
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Open daily 11am-5pm
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Flight of five wines; waived with a three-bottle purchase
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Est.
2002

About Dominio IV

Patrick Reuter and Leigh Bartholomew met at UC Davis, where he studied terroir and she studied viticulture, and spent the years after graduating working harvests across New Zealand, Burgundy, Chile, California and Washington. Leigh became vineyard manager at Archery Summit in 2000 and has since farmed vineyards across the valley; the couple founded Dominio IV in 2002.

The name is a piece of deliberate whimsy built on fours. There are four grape varieties, four seasons, four releases a year, and for a time a family of four; a labyrinth, with its four quadrants, appears on the label and is echoed in the vineyard, where rows are laid out as one.

The estate began in the Columbia Gorge, where they bought land near Mosier with Leigh's parents and planted Tempranillo, Syrah and Viognier at what became the Demeter-certified biodynamic Three Sleeps Vineyard, adding small parcels of Malbec, Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot in 2012. In 2017 they planted Pinot Noir and Chardonnay at a second estate site in Carlton, and farming throughout uses compost, herbs and no-till practice to keep the soil structure intact.

After the Burg family partnered with the winery in 2016, operations and hospitality moved to the Carlton farm. The tasting room is a restored 1916 farmhouse with porches wrapping the building, alongside a century-old red barn used for events and tastings, lawns for picnicking, and apple, pear and cherry trees guests are welcome to pick from in season.

Four varieties, four seasons, four releases, and a labyrinth on the label.
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Everything comes in fours,four varieties, four seasons, four releases a year, and a four-quadrant labyrinth on the label and in the vineyard.
Demeter-certified biodynamic,the Three Sleeps estate in the Columbia Gorge is certified biodynamic, with compost, herbs and no-till farming across the properties.
Two estates, two climates,Tempranillo, Syrah and Viognier from the Gorge; Pinot Noir and Chardonnay planted in Carlton from 2017.
A 1916 farmhouse,the tasting room is a restored farmhouse with wrap-around porches beside a century-old red barn.
Pick the fruit,apple, pear and cherry trees on the farm are open to guests in season, and the lawns are made for picnics.
"Four varieties, four seasons, four releases, and a labyrinth on the label."
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Wines change with each vintage
For an accurate list of current-release wines and library bottlings from Dominio IV, please check the winery's official website or contact the tasting room directly. Yamhill-Carlton producers typically rotate vintages and offerings seasonally.

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Daily tasting at one of the Willamette Valley's founding family estates (1971), Bryan Creek Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley blend, and Chardonnay from David and Ginny Dominio IV's Yamhill-Carlton estate with picnic grounds and Newberg valley views. 50+ years of Oregon wine community building.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the tasting room hours at Dominio IV?

Dominio IV's tasting room hours are Daily 11am-4pm. Hours can change seasonally, so confirm with the winery before visiting.

Do I need a reservation to visit Dominio IV?

Reservations are recommended at Dominio IV. Book ahead directly with the winery to guarantee a spot.

Is Dominio IV dog-friendly?

Yes - Dominio IV is dog-friendly. Call ahead to confirm current pet policies before you visit.

Is Dominio IV wheelchair accessible?

Yes - Dominio IV offers wheelchair accessible facilities.

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