Kason Vineyards

Kason Vineyards is a winery located in the Yamhill-Carlton AVA, within Oregon's Willamette Valley. The estate is situated at an elevation of 325 feet across 15 acres of sloping valley terrace, benefiting from a unique microclimate created by the protective rain shadow of the Coast Range. This rare geographical sanctuary maintains low humidity and allows for the growth of Pinot Noir with "pristine health, vibrant energy, and concentrated flavor." The vineyard's soil is anchored in ancient marine sedimentary soils - specifically Woodburn silt loam and Willakenzie loam - which impose a natural restriction on the vines, resulting in grapes with intense fruit character, mineral complexity, and robust structure. Kason Vineyards is known for its Pinot Noir, particularly its Pommard Clone and Dijon 76 Clone Chardonnay, which are cultivated using meticulous clonal selections and paired with the distinct geology of the Willamette Valley. The winery's portfolio includes recent releases such as the 2021 Old Vine Reserve (93 points) and the 2023 Barrel Select (93 points), both of which have received Editor's Choice honors from Wine Enthusiast Magazine. Visitors can experience the estate's wines through private allocation, with priority access to library vintages, small-lot releases, and estate-exclusive allocations available upon request.

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