Artisanal Wine Cellars

Artisanal Wine Cellars is a winery located in Newberg, Oregon, within the Chehalem Mountains AVA. The winery takes inspiration from the American Arts and Crafts movement, focusing on handcrafted products based on honesty and simplicity. They aim to produce wines that express the sum of the vineyard, winegrower, and winemaker. Artisanal Wine Cellars works with small winegrowers, including Adams Vineyard, which was planted in 1976 by Peter and Carol Adams. The vineyard is situated at an elevation of 400 feet on the south side of the Chehalem mountains, with soil composed of jory clay loam and Willakenzie. It is now planted with Pinot Noir clones, including Pommard, 667, and 777. The winery's online shop features unique, handcrafted Oregon Pinot Noirs, among other wines. They partner with VinoShipper for online shipping, offering flat rates and discounts on UPS Ground and Next Day Air services during extreme weather months. Artisanal Wine Cellars' tasting experience is not explicitly described in the provided text, but their focus on small-batch, handcrafted wines suggests a personalized approach to wine production and potentially a similar approach to tastings. The winery's atmosphere and vibe are likely to reflect its Arts and Crafts inspiration, emphasizing honesty, simplicity, and attention to detail.

Written by Ava from public sources. Not written or reviewed by the winery.