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'08 Pinot Noir Carter Vineyard
Aromas of black cherry, black pepper and currant give way to rose oil and framboise as the wine opens up. The palate reveals deep cherry and raspberry tones, balanced acidity and a firm core of fine-grained tannins. This wine has... Learn More
$50
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Tasting Room Hours
February through December: Tuesday through Sunday, 11am–5pm
January: Saturday and Sunday, 11am-5pm, or by appointment
Occasionally closed for special events.
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Take the back roads to Bethel Heights and ride the Wheatland Ferry
- Posted on September 05 2011, 8:40 pm
- Posted by Patd
Any time is a good time to leave the freeway behind and take the scenic route from Portland to Bethel Heights. Back roads with little traffic take you through the heart of our lush Willamette Valley farm country with its amazing diversity of crops, past farm stands overflowing with local produce, and across the Willamette River on a delightful ferry ride.
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Est. 1977
The first vines were planted at Bethel Heights in 1977, in the Eola Hills of Oregon’s Willamette Valley. When twin brothers, Ted and Terry Casteel, and their partners, Pat Dudley and Marilyn Webb, decided to turn their love for wine and fascination with winemaking into a life-changing career, the vineyard was just what they were looking for. Learn more
2008 Bethel Heights Pinot Noir Carter Vineyard - "Offers darker fruits, loads of spice, and great volume. The flavors are savory, ... Read the reviews