Carlton, Willamette Valley · Chehalem Mountains, Willamette Valley AVA
Barking Dog Wine
About the winery
Nestled in historic downtown Carlton, Barking Dog Wine is a veteran-owned tasting room rooted in purpose and place. Our wines are grown in the foothills of the Chehalem Mountains AVA, where a secluded, sun-kissed microclimate shapes elegant Pinot Noir, Rosé of Pinot Noir, and White Pinot Noir. More than a tasting, this is wine with heart—10% of every purchase supports our partner nonprofits through our Give Back Program. Enjoy a relaxed, art-filled space that celebrates dogs, community, and the spirit of Oregon wine country. Thoughtfully crafted wines, inspired by service, and poured with gratitude.
Recent news
- NewsTTB Licensing Complete
Barking Dog is pleased to announce that the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) has approved our wine producer and blender permit which allows us to sell direct to consumer outside the state of Oregon.
- NewsWine Shop Now Open!
Barking Dog Vineyard and Winery is thrilled to announce that our new Web Store is now online and our inaugural 2021 Rosé, White and traditional Red Pinot Noir wines are finally available to the general public. With shipping offered to 42 States, as well as our charitable 15% Give Back program, you can feel good … Wine Shop Now Open!
- Release2022 Rose Released!
Barking Dog bottled 293 cases of full-bodied, dry Rosé on March 28, 2023 and is please to announce that they are now available for purchase on our website. Harvested in mid-October ‘22, the cuvee of 667, 777 and Wädenswil clones was barreled primarily in medium toast oak for four + months, the rest in steel … 2022 Rose Released!
- NewsRover’s Retreat Joins Give Back Program
Barking Dog is pleased to announce that Rover’s Retreat Dog Rescue has joined our Give Back program. The rescue is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization (EIN: 47-2021245) staffed only by volunteers that are dedicated to rehoming dogs in need. Learn more at www.roversretreat.org.
- NewsIncreasing Biodiversity In The Vineyard
Several unplanted fields at Barking Dog are currently being cleared of invasive Himalayan Blackberries. This fall, they will be seeded with indigenous wildflowers to enhance biodiversity and better support the area’s pollinators next spring.
