Bethel Heights Vineyard

Bethel Heights Vineyard is a winery spread across the hillside terrain of the Eola-Amity Hills, producing Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes. The vineyard sprawls over slopes where local winds and soil conditions directly influence how the grapes develop and mature.

The estate was established in 1977 as one of Oregon's early winemaking operations. This founding coincided with the beginning of the region's transformation into a major wine-producing area.

The vineyard's name references a biblical mountain, reflecting the family's heritage and values. Walking through the rows, visitors notice how winemaking shapes the rhythm of life here across the seasons.

Visitors should prepare for uneven terrain and sloping ground that defines the property layout. Wearing comfortable shoes is advisable when exploring the hillside vineyards.

The estate demonstrates how different parcels on the same property can produce distinctly different wine styles. This diversity emerges from subtle variations in elevation and soil composition that visitors can actually observe while walking the land.