DAGGER LEAF

Oregon gives us world-class Pinot Noir. Its mild climate makes delightful wines of bright, light ruby color and delicate structure. Our fruit is sourced from the Willamette Valley, a distinct and rugged climate nestled along the Cascade Mountain Range, formed by volcanic activity millions of years ago. Here, vineyards are ideally located to take advantage of the Pacific Ocean's warm current, cool breezes and soil made up of marine sediment and iron-laced volcanic remnants, creating a truly unique terroir... Oregon has over 3,600 species of native plants, but one vine that it is most known for - Pinot Noir, with over 30,000 acres of grapes planted. This expressive wine is from the cooler microclimate of the Willamette Valley, where the grape is naturally suited, much like the wetland-loving Dagger Leaf Rush, to which lends its name to this wine.

Primary location: Willamette United States