Farming

Viticulture

Chatterbox Vineyard comprises 4 blocks of Pinot Noir and 2 blocks of Chardonnay and totals 10.4 planted acres. We are proud to produce 4 varieties of Pinot Noir grapes and 2 varieties of Chardonnay grapes, each selected for their unique qualities and desirability in winemaking in our region.

The entire vineyard is dry farmed without irrigation, forcing our roots deep into the soil in search of water.

The management philosophy is to carefully balance the vineyard yields to produce the best Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes in the region.

Terroir

the environmental conditions in which grapes are grown

Chatterbox Vineyard sits on the protected southeast face of Parrett Mountain, part of the Chehalem Mountains AVA, approximately 5 miles west of downtown Wilsonville, OR. The vineyard sits on rocky volcanic soil and windblown loess and is surrounded by lush native oaks. The elevation of the property ranges from 250-300'.

In addition to the commanding views of Mt. Hood from throughout the vineyard, the property also overlooks La Butte, a small basalt outcropping next to the Willamette River in the historic community of Butteville, Oregon.