Campbell Lane Winery

Campbell Lane Winery is a family-owned winery located in the Willamette Valley, specifically on Pete's Mountain in West Linn, Oregon. The winery was founded by third-generation Oregonian Leigh Campbell and his wife Ceille in 1966, who initially cleared the land to plant Pinot Gris grapes, which would become the largest Pinot Gris vineyard in the US at the time. Over the years, the family expanded their Stoneridge Vineyard, planting various grape varietals and experimenting with different clones, including Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Today, Tracy and Andy Campbell, Leigh and Ceille's children, are at the helm, introducing craft wines bearing the name of the country road and the Clan Campbell Coat of Arms. The winery is LIVE certified, Salmon Safe, and Vegan, demonstrating their commitment to sustainable viticulture practices and minimizing environmental impacts. Visitors can sample their award-winning wines in the tasting room, which offers views of Mt. Hood and the Stoneridge Vineyard.

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