Tresori Vineyard

Hours: Year Round

Nestled between the Central range and the Cascade Mountains in the North Willamette Valley, Tresori Vineyards lies in the Chehalem Mountains AVA and is perched on the western edge of the Chehalem Ridge. The expansive views are overlooking the Coastal Range to the West, the Dundee Hills to the South and the Newberg to Salem corridor to the Southeast. Hazelnut orchards, grasslands and vineyards make a patchwork of textured color with stands of evergreens in the fertile valleys. 

Tresori Vineyards comprises 110 acres of south to southwest facing slopes from 330 to 850 feet in elevation on the ridge. Planting began in 1998 at the lower elevations in primarily volcanic and sedimentary type soils. (Jory, Nekia and Willakenzie) 

Three non irrigated plots ( Nannus, Wedding and Honeymoon) comprise the lower elevation 3.0 acre vineyard planted with classic Pommard / Wadensvil clones as well as dijon clones 113, 114, 115, 667 and 777 for a Burgundian style field blend. The oldest plot (Nannus) was planted with Pommard / Wadensvil 113, 114, 115 on various root stocks. In 1999 a small wedding plot was planted with meter by meter spacing in recognition of traditional old world style planting. The honeymoon plot followed with 2 meter by 1 meter spacing and primarily dijon clones of 115, 667 and 777.An additional 10 acres of clones 777 and 115 were planted in the rocky crushed basalt filled upper slopes in the fall of 2008. The upper hill vineyard came into production with the 2011 harvest.