Tradition meets the present
Welcome to Amity Vineyards, a winery managed by family & friends where our focus is to join together the rich history of Oregon winemaking with our fresh and modern approach of today.
The original winery, founded in 1974, sits on one of Oregon’s pioneering vineyard sites atop the Eola-Amity Hills and looks out over the rolling ridges and evergreen valleys below. Our unique piece of land is an experience unlike any other, a mix of consistent and unpredictable natural elements that help tell the dynamic tale of our wines and challenge us to be spontaneous and skillful in our approach to winemaking. We take pride in seizing each day as a chance to enhance our wine’s story. Join us as we celebrate how the past influences the wines of today, and how the experiences we share become the traditions of tomorrow.
Recipe
ROASTED WINTER SQUASH WITH SPICED GROUND LAMB & HUMMUS
Our 2017 Temperance Hill Pinot Noir will age nicely for the next few years, but it is also drinking beautifully today. Enjoy with roasted winter squash, spiced lamb and homemade hummus.
Community
Amity Vineyards Wine Club
We’re offering a few different ways to enjoy our wines on a regular basis. Perfect for planning your next home-cooked meal, video call with friends, or picnic in the park, you'll have great wine on hand.
OUR CORNER
The Eola-Amity Hills
Amity Vineyards is rich with natural beauty and plenty to explore. Located just an hour south of Portland, OR, and in the middle of the celebrated Willamette Valley wine region, every spot on our vineyard has a story and history to share. From the unique mix of soils to our thoughtful vineyard farming practices, every detail of our approach to winemaking has a purpose that interacts and influences the profile of our dynamic wines. Discover more about our farming practices and the Eola-Amity Hills AVA.
Enjoy
Our Wines
Our wines reflect the dynamic elements at Amity Vineyards. We experience the full range of seasons in the Pacific Northwest, sometimes all in one day. The rapidly changing climate results in our terroir evoking profiles and challenges us to be spontaneous and skillful in the winemaking process. Our wines speak to more than just the place they were made; they tell the story of their specific vintage, a moment in time that is captured in a bottle to be shared.
