Dallas, Willamette Valley · Van Duzer Corridor AVA
Van Duzer Vineyards
About the winery
Uniquely Oregon Wines. Crafted By the Wind. We’re a bit off the beaten path. But we think that’s where the best adventures are found.
Hours & location
Recent news
- NewsRebecca Oliver appointed as Van Duzer Vineyards Vice President
The new appointment underscores the winery’s confidence in its future and the Willamette Valley.
- News2026 Harvest Report
An interview with Bruce Sonnen, Van Duzer Vineyard Manager.
- NewsSpring is Here – And So Is Budbreak
There’s a moment every spring that never gets old. Our vineyard manager Bruce Sonnen is walking the rows, coffee in hand, morning still cool and quiet – and then he sees it. A tiny green bud, barely the size of a fingernail, pushing its way out of the cane (What’s a cane, you ask?
- NewsDiscover a New Art Exhibition at Van Duzer Vineyards: Contemporary Art in Oregon Wine Country
Land, Logic & Light showcases contemporary and digital art from the Carl & Marilynn Thoma Foundation This season, Van Duzer Vineyards introduces something new to our recently remodeled tasting room: Land, Logic & Light, the first exhibition drawn from the Carl & Marilynn Thoma Foundation to be displayed at an Oregon winery.
- NewsOregon Coast Shrimp Cakes with 2022 Estate Pinot Blanc: A Coastal Holiday Pairing to Gather Around
At Van Duzer, we’ve always believed that the holidays are best celebrated with dishes that bring people together—recipes that feel warm, welcoming, and unmistakably rooted in our region.
- News2025 Harvest Report: A Remarkable Year in the Van Duzer Corridor
The 2025 harvest season has wrapped up at Van Duzer Vineyards, and what a remarkable journey it’s been. In this comprehensive harvest report, winemaker Eric Misiewicz shares insights into one of our earliest harvests in recent memory.
- ReleaseFarewell to a Legend: Homestead Block
A Final Toast to Oregon’s Living History This month, we release the final bottling from our Homestead Block, marking the end of an era for one of our most distinctive vineyard sites. After 39 years of producing exceptional Pinot Noir, these historic vines have reached the end of their journey.
