Goodfellow Family Cellars

Goodfellow Family Cellars is a winemaker-owned and operated winery situated in Oregon's picturesque Willamette Valley. Founded in 2002, the winery produces approximately 4000 cases annually, focusing on old vines planted in unique sites, conscientious farming practices, and traditional cellar techniques. Their wines are characterized by elegance and structure, with a focus on showcasing the terroir of their sustainably farmed, non-irrigated vineyards. The winery's signature varietals include Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and sparkling wines, such as the Whistling Ridge Blanc de Blancs. This cuvée is produced from one of the best situated sites for sparkling wines in the Willamette Valley, with low vigor and shallow soils contributing to its exceptional quality. Goodfellow Family Cellars offers a range of Pinot Noir wines, including the 2023 Whistling Ridge, Long Acre, and Heritage No.23. These wines are known for their balance of savory and sweet flavors, with aromas of red fruits, tree bark, loamy earth, and forest floor notes. The winery's tasting experience is not explicitly described on their website, but they do offer a mailing list for new releases, library wines, and special offers. With its commitment to sustainable farming practices and traditional winemaking techniques, Goodfellow Family Cellars has established itself as a reputable and respected player in the Oregon wine scene.

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