iOTA Cellars/Pelos Sandberg Vineyard
About the winery
Our story is simple. Our wines are not. iOTA Cellars crafts unique, boutique and highly limited wines from Pelos Sandberg Vineyard, nestled in the Eola-Amity Hills. Please visit our website to learn more about us, or to set up a private tasting appointment ahead of your visit.
Recent news
- News2019 season grows on
We sit on the cusp of Memorial Weekend in the Willamette Valley, which feels like the official start of the summer tasting season although our customer visits we so look forward to are well underway. Sharing our wines and story are what it’s all about for iOTA Cellars. The vines are off to the races […]
- NewsThank-you!
A belated thank-you to all those who attended iOTA’s Memorial Weekend Open House at the winery. We truly enjoyed seeing old friends and meeting new ones while sharing our wines and story. The weather was perfect and the company even better. Thanks for visiting and hope to see you again soon. Please remember that we […]
- NewsiOTA’s Spring Open House
iOTA’s Memorial Weekend Open House Join us at the winery this weekend – Sat/Sun May 26-27 from 11-5 both days (closed Monday) – at 7895 SE Amity Road. Only open twice a year, we will be pouring many Pelos Sandberg Estate wines including our Phyllis Rosé of Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Not One iOTA Pinot Noir and […]
- ReleaseSpring Release 2016’s – you on our Mailing List?
If you aren’t on iOTA’s Mailing List – our version of a Wine Club – and would like to receive our special offers, be sure to sign up asap since our spring release of 2016’s is right around the corner and won’t appear on our website. This will include our first Estate Chardonnay, our Phyllis […]
- ReleaseWine Spectator on iOTA 2015 vintage
Thanks to Wine Spectator’s Tim Fish for the positive feedback on our 2015 iOTA Flagship Pinot Noir (92), news of which landed in our mailbox yesterday. This comes as a nice add-on to his September 2017 review on our 2015 Not One iOTA Pinot Noir (92). Links embedded above. Both wines are available from the […]
