HQ Function

Primary winemaking facility, estate vineyards management, administrative operations, and public tasting room offering direct-to-consumer sales and wine experiences.

Notable Features:

Historic winery, often described with a 'classic Oregon shed' aesthetic, embodying a no-frills, function-first approach. Home to some of the oldest Pinot Noir and Chardonnay vines in the Willamette Valley. The tasting room offers an intimate glimpse into the winery's rich history and pioneering spirit.

Work Culture:

A small, passionate, and dedicated team deeply rooted in the family's winemaking philosophy and legacy. Emphasizes quality, sustainability, and meticulous attention to detail. A hands-on, collaborative environment typical of a family-owned agricultural and artisanal business.

HQ Significance:

The original winery location symbolizes the genesis of Oregon's modern wine industry, particularly for Pinot Noir. It remains central to their operations and is considered a hallowed site by many in the Oregon wine community.

Values Reflected in HQ: Authenticity, tradition, a deep respect for the land (terroir), and a focus on the intrinsic quality of the wine over ostentatious display. The understated nature of the facilities mirrors their belief in substance over style.

Location:

The Eyrie Vineyards' wines are distributed selectively in key markets across the United States and internationally. Their esteemed wines, particularly Pinot Noir, can be found in fine wine shops and esteemed restaurants in countries such as Canada, the United Kingdom, Japan, and various parts of Europe. This global reach is supported by their historic reputation as Oregon wine pioneers and the consistent high quality of their estate-grown wines.

Street Address:

935 NE 10th Avenue

City:

McMinnville

State/Province:

OR

Country:

USA