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Block Name: Wadenswil
Variety: Pinot Noir
Clone: Wadenswil
Year Planted: 1983
Trellis Type: Single High Wire
Soil: Marine Sedimentary
Fun Fact: Wadenswil was one of the first certified, disease-resistant clones available in the United States, and was one of the first clones planted in the Willamette Valley by David Lett of Eyrie Vineyards in 1965. We have the 2A version of Wadenswil which has lighter colored wine and dusty tannins.
We're making it easy - and rewarding! - to restock your wine while reducing waste. All month long, bring back your YVV logo reusable 4- or 6-bottle wine bags and refill them to receive a special discount ... read more
Start your your weekend early with an evening of good vibes, great wine, and smooth summer sounds. From 4 to 7 PM, on the first Thursday of the month, local favorite Dante Zapata will be bringing ... read more
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We are proud to host the University of Washington Alumni Associate for a day of touring and tasting around the winery! The Tasting Room will be closed to the public from 11am to 2pm, reopening ... read more
The Tasting Room will be closing early at 3pm for a private event on Saturday, September 26th. We apologize for any inconvenience. read more