Zenith Vineyard, a Sought-After Eola-Amity Hills Site

Willamette Valley · Eola-Amity Hills · Eola-Amity Hills AVA
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Hours
Wed-Sun 11am-5pm (Mon-Tue closed)
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Tasting lounge; events and lodging on site
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Purchased 2002

About Zenith Vineyard

Zenith Vineyard sits in the Eola-Amity Hills, a chain of hills formed roughly twelve million years ago when the basalt flows that covered the valley buckled into a ridge. The property was originally O'Connor Vineyards, and the Ramey family bought it in 2002 from founder Pat O'Connor - the winery is open about the debt it owes the O'Connors as earlier stewards of the land.

Tim and Kari Ramey replanted and expanded, adding blocks of varying Pinot Noir clones along with Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc, Chardonnay, Auxerrois and Tempranillo across a range of trellis spacings. The property runs to 133 acres with around 83 under vine, farmed by vineyard manager Pedro Martinez, LIVE certified and certified sustainable from the 2013 vintage.

What distinguishes Zenith is how often its name turns up on other producers' labels. Broadley, Adelsheim, St. Innocent, Vincent, Sineann, Seufert, Bjornson and Bryn Mawr have all bottled Zenith Vineyard designates, and the fruit has a reputation for higher acidity, bright red fruit and aromas of bramble and rose petal. Mark Vlossak of St. Innocent makes the estate's own wines.

The site also works as a destination in its own right. There is a tasting lounge, intimate spaces for small groups and a ballroom that handles events from fifteen to five hundred guests, along with vacation rentals on the property including a five-bedroom estate house and two farmhouse bungalows.

A grower's vineyard whose name appears on other people's best bottles.
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Everyone else's vineyard designate,Broadley, St. Innocent, Vincent, Sineann and others have all bottled wines labelled Zenith Vineyard.
Bought from the founders,the Rameys purchased the site in 2002 from Pat O'Connor, when it was known as O'Connor Vineyards.
Unusual varieties,alongside Pinot Noir and Chardonnay the site carries Auxerrois and Tempranillo, both rare in the Willamette.
Certified sustainable,LIVE certified for years and certified sustainable from the 2013 vintage.
Stay on the property,vacation rentals include a five-bedroom estate house and two farmhouse bungalows among the vines.
"A grower's vineyard whose name appears on other people's best bottles."
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Current Releases
Wines change with each vintage
For an accurate list of current-release wines and library bottlings from Zenith Vineyard, please check the winery's official website or contact the tasting room directly. Eola-Amity Hills producers typically rotate vintages and offerings seasonally.

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Founding Estate Tasting
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 Zenith Vineyard's Eola-Amity Hills 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 Zenith Vineyard?

Zenith Vineyard'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 Zenith Vineyard?

Reservations are recommended at Zenith Vineyard. Book ahead directly with the winery to guarantee a spot.

Is Zenith Vineyard dog-friendly?

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

Is Zenith Vineyard wheelchair accessible?

Yes - Zenith Vineyard offers wheelchair accessible facilities.

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