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Block Name: First Light
Variety: Pinot Noir
Clone: Dijon 667 and 777
Year Planted: 2000
Trellis Type: Vertical Shoot Positioning (VSP)
Soil: Volcanic
Fun Fact: Up here at 600 feet in elevation, the vines struggle more to get resources and water from the volcanic soil. We see smaller berries on the grape clusters, which provide greater intensity in the wines.
Calling All Wine Club Members! Join us for our Summer Wine Club Party to taste our latest releases and pick up your allotment. Enjoy the dappled sunlight of the back deck as you snack on charcuterie, ... read more
Celebrate Father's Day out in the vineyard! We often see bloom this time of year, so it's the perfect time to go on a vineyard hike and check it out. Step into the vineyard with us to take in the ... read more
Start your weekend early with an evening of good vibes, great wine, and smooth summer sounds. From 4 to 7 PM, local favorite Dante Zapata will be bringing his signature sounds for the soul ... read more
When the sun’s out, so are we! Whether you’re headed home from the coast, wrapping up your weekend adventures, or simply looking for a reason to get outside, make a stop at Yamhill ... read more
Join us at Left Coast Cellars for the 2026 Great White Wine Experience, the annual celebration of white wine! We are one of 10+ wineries showcasing white wines from around the Willamette Valley. The ... read more