1986 The Eyrie Vineyards Estate Chardonnay, Dundee Hills, Oregon, USA
ABOUT THIS WINE
This vintage Chardonnay from Eyrie Vineyards reflects the pioneering spirit of Oregon winemaking. Sourced from estate vines in the Willamette Valley, it captures the elegance and aging potential that defined Eyrie's early approach to crafting white wines. Fermented and aged with minimal intervention, the 1986 bottling highlights the unique terroir and climate of the region while showcasing how Oregon Chardonnay can evolve beautifully over decades.
ABOUT THIS PRODUCER
Eyrie Vineyards, founded by David Lett in 1965, is a cornerstone of Oregon wine history. Known as "Papa Pinot" for planting the first Pinot Noir in the Willamette Valley, Lett also championed Chardonnay as a key varietal for the region. Eyrie’s commitment to sustainable practices and traditional winemaking continues to produce wines of elegance, purity, and age-worthiness. The estate remains family-run, carrying on a legacy that helped establish Oregon as a world-class wine region.
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ABOUT THIS WINE
This vintage Chardonnay from Eyrie Vineyards reflects the pioneering spirit of Oregon winemaking. Sourced from estate vines in the Willamette Valley, it captures the elegance and aging potential that defined Eyrie's early approach to crafting white wines. Fermented and aged with minimal intervention, the 1986 bottling highlights the unique terroir and climate of the region while showcasing how Oregon Chardonnay can evolve beautifully over decades.
ABOUT THIS PRODUCER
Eyrie Vineyards, founded by David Lett in 1965, is a cornerstone of Oregon wine history. Known as "Papa Pinot" for planting the first Pinot Noir in the Willamette Valley, Lett also championed Chardonnay as a key varietal for the region. Eyrie’s commitment to sustainable practices and traditional winemaking continues to produce wines of elegance, purity, and age-worthiness. The estate remains family-run, carrying on a legacy that helped establish Oregon as a world-class wine region.
