Enjoy a gorgeous drive through the Heart of Willamette back-roads and discover our special place in Oregon Wine country. Find scenic, intimate, artisanal settings with exceptional wines.
Picnic, listen to music, and feel the passion as Galileo once said “Wine is sunlight held together by water.” It is not that we touch every bottle, we touch them several times!
Our wineries are all within 30 miles of Corvallis and the South Salem area. Memorial Weekend is full of activity plan on spending time in our Heart of Willamette!
Our 2020 passport will soon be available at all Heart of Willamette Wineries or at Visit Corvallis. $30 buys you a summer full of fun.
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We have some exciting new things! Now that the holidays are coming up we have added a package building feature to our website that includes not only our wine, but also tshirts, posters, glasses, and our brand new Brother Red hats!
Some new, cozier, furniture has moved into our tasting room, so be on the lookout for our reopening date. You'll want to come relax and enjoy a glass of wine.
Love it!
Cool hat. Tom rocks.
Love it!!! ❤️
Why Should I Drink Pinot Noir Out of a Pinot Noir Glass?
The answer is: you don't have to! Pinot noir glasses were created to allow a large swirl and more contact with oxygen, creating more volitility of the molecules. The tulip shaped top focuses the aromas towards your nose. This is great for tasting and evaluating wine!
At your dinner table, though feel free to break out your pint glasses, mason jars, and coffee mugs. If you like the wine, you'll enjoy it however you pour it!
I use a pickle jar.
My favorite little wine cup. Its size is deceiving though!
Or snort it...
Pinkie + Cold Turkey Sandwich = Match Made in Heaven
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Order some by phone or on our website!
503-8383-0944 or www.emersonvineyards.com/order/
Most any kind works for me. However, not sure what would be proper. White wine with potatoes and dessert wine with sweet potatoes?
A few things to think about during Thanksgiving 2020:
“Cultivate the habit of being grateful for every good thing that comes to you, and to give thanks continuously. And because all things have contributed to your advancement, you should include all things in your gratitude.”
― Ralph Waldo Emerson 1850 or so.
Even back then our knowledge about first Thanksgiving in early 1600's did not teach what our ancestors did to the indigenous peoples that occupied these shores.
And to that extent even our lovely vineyard is located on the ancestral homelands of the Kalapuya and Luckiamute tribes.
Just makes you think.
Happy Thanksgiving! Miss you guys!!! ❤️
Happy Thanksgiving; we all have so much to be thankful for.
Happy Thanksgiving to the Emerson family! ❤️
Happy Thanksgiving!
2020 keeps on Trucking.
Happy Thanksgiving Tom!
Such a nice update. Excited about your case sale! Will call soon. 🙂
Thank you Tom!!
Nice job!!! 🦃
Happy Thanksgiving, Tom!! Stay safe. ❤️Cheers!