Vineyard: Crowley Station
| Owners | Jim Fischer, Jr., Jim Fischer, Sr. |
| Appellation | Eola-Amity Hills |
| Story | Father, son and uncle planted a 15-acre vineyard and later decided to start their own label producing wine in urban Portland using grapes from the estate Crowley Station Vineyard. Own-rooted, dry-farmed vines situated on an ancient seabed. |
| Dates Planted | Onset 2000 |
| Acres | 15 |
| Location | On Holmes Hill at the exit of Holmes Gap in the Van Duzer Corridor. |
| Aspect | South-facing, surrounded by an Oregon white oak forest. 250-450 feet elevation at end of Van Duzer corridor. |
| Soils | Shallow sedimentary filled with fossil remnants. |
| Varieties | Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir |
| Clones | 114, 115, 777, Pommard |
| Rootstock | own rooted |
| Managers | Jim Fischer, Jr., Jim Fischer, Sr. |
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