LONESOME ROCK CELLARS


AT THE EDGE OF WILD


Estate-Grown Willamette Valley Pinot Noir and Chardonnay

High in the Western Hills

At the far northwestern edge of the Willamette Valley, Lonesome Rock sits high in the rugged hills west of Carlton, where vineyard gives way to the forests of Oregon’s Coast Range.

After more than twenty-five years searching for the right spot, we found this place in 2020 and began the next chapter of a life spent around wine. Today, we farm the estate organically and are LIVE Certified Sustainable, letting the character of this distinctive site guide the wines we make.

Here, high elevation, cooler temperatures, long growing seasons, volcanic soils, and coastal influence shape Pinot Noir and Chardonnay with freshness, structure, and clarity.

What the Site Gives the Wines

Across vintages, certain qualities endure, together forming the signature of our wines.

Energy in Every Vintage - Pinot Noir at Veraison

Freshness & Energy

The long, cool growing season allows flavor to develop while retaining acidity, giving Pinot Noir and Chardonnay marked by freshness and energy.

Aromatics that Speak of Place - Russian Sage at Lonesome Rock

Lifted Aromatics

Pinot Noir and Chardonnay from the estate show lifted, layered aromatics—fruit, flowers, herbs, and spice that unfold in the glass and vary with each vintage.

Volcanic Soil and Rocks

A Mineral Line

Fractured basalt and volcanic soils define our hillside vineyard. In the wines, we find a fine-grained texture and mineral line that carries through the finish.