Perched in the heart of the McMinnville AVA, the historic Hyland Vineyard boasts a storied legacy. First planted in 1971, this expansive site now stretches over 200 acres, with a remarkable 185 acres under vine. As one of Oregon’s oldest and largest vineyards, Hyland stands gracefully on a south-facing bench in the foothills of the coastal mountains.
The vineyard's location in the foothills of the Oregon Coast Range at the mouth of the Van Duzer Corridor brings a unique microclimate, offering cooler summers and warmer winters. This extends the ripening period, fostering elegantly uniform ripening. Walter Scott sources Chardonnay from a single block of own-rooted 108 clones planted in 1979 on volcanic Jory soil, capturing the essence of Hyland's exceptional terroir.
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