Koosah Vineyard
The highest ground we farm
Koosah sits between 700 and 1,100 feet, among the highest ground in the Eola-Amity Hills. Forty-four acres planted in 2016 to Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, owned by Résonance, the Oregon estate of the Burgundy house Maison Louis Jadot.
Organically dry farmed on steep rocky slopes, facing both east and west. The roots travel through richly layered volcanic basalt and marine sedimentary soils dating back fifteen million years, producing ever-changing, expressive wines as they go deeper into the history of the place.
We work with Koosah for the first time in the 2026 harvest. The first Porcelina bottling will be offered in late 2027.
- Growers
- Résonance, Maison Louis Jadot
- AVA
- Eola-Amity Hills
- Farming
- Organic, dry farmed
- Under vine
- 44 acres
- Varieties
- Pinot Noir, Chardonnay
- Planted
- 2016
- Elevation
- 700–1,100 feet
- Aspect
- Steep, east and west facing
- Soil
- Volcanic basalt and marine sedimentary, 15 million years
- Clones
- TBC
- Rootstock
- TBC
- First Porcelina vintage
- 2026
- First release
- Late 2027
One of four, south to north
A schematic, not a survey. Four sites across three AVAs, drawn in relative position and elevation.
- Royer VineyardEola-Amity Hills
- Blue Heron FarmSouth Salem Hills
- Durant VineyardDundee Hills
- X Omni VineyardEola-Amity Hills
- Koosah VineyardEola-Amity Hills · from 2025
Sold directly, by mailing list
Every vintage is offered as futures each autumn, bottled in spring and shipped to members in fall the following year. Joining carries no obligation.