Cornelius, Willamette Valley · Chehalem Mountains AVA
Ardiri Winery & Vineyards
About the winery
Overlooking the breathtaking Oregon countryside, a welcoming fire, spectacular views and fine Willamette and Napa Valley wines await visitors of Árdíri Winery & Vineyards. A boutique winery nestled in the Chehalem Mountains AVA of the Willamette Valley, Árdíri has been deemed one of Oregon’s Top Wineries with a View and People’s Choice for Favorite Winery. Árdíri’s veranda overlooks the Chehalem foothills with captivating mountain views and acres of vines bearing the finest grapes in the region. Guests can nestle up to the fire while sipping their favorite wine, catch up with friends over a picnic lunch, saunter through the vineyard to soak up the romantic feeling of wine country, or partake in a tasting flight and learn about Árdíri’s exceptional Pinot noirs and white wine blends. Picnics are welcome. We look forward to your visit!
Recent news
- NewsSpacing Matters – Meter by Meter
The vineyard spacing at Ardiri Winery & Vineyards is somewhat unique. Described by some as “Burgundian,” the meter by meter spacing (39 inches between each vine in a row, with the rows each being 39 inches wide) provides for more vines per acre (approximately 2000) and more tonnage per acre.
- NewsRomancing the Clones
Many of you are aware that at Ardiri Winery, our wines contain a blending of several clones of Pinot Noir that enhance the experience of enjoying our wines. Pinot Noir is the famous red grape of Burgundy, France.
- NewsThe Ardiri Oasis … By Design
As some of you may know, the Ardiri Winery tasting room was added to the production facility in 2010 after several years of having been a commercial production facility only without public access.
- NewsCorks vs Screw Caps
There has always been the question of which closure is preferred with wine: cork versus screw-top (RO – roll on) closures. The comparison is probably much like the phrase “comparing apples and oranges” since they are differing means of providing the same result and have similar but not identical purposes and effects.
- NewsComparing Oregon and California Pinot Noirs
Realizing that Pinot noir wine is not usually derived from a single vine but a multitude of differing clones of Pinot, it has become apparent that the Pinot noir wines one acquires from differing geographic areas at times have differing characteristics of flavor, aroma, fragrance and mouthfeel.
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Wines
Pinot GrisPinot NoirRoséSweet / Dessert-styleSyrahWhite Blend
