
Our Vineyards
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Elevation: 1900 feet Soils: Camas-Newberg-Evans complex This is our flagship vineyard, where Don and Traute first planted grapes in 1992. We will be removing vines in 2025 and replanting in 2026.

Elevation: 1800 feet Soils: Ruch silt loam with a small area of Coleman loam. Located in the Wagner Creek basin it features well-drained alluvial soils, drip irrigation throughout, with overhead sprinklers for temperature control on upper half planted to Pinot Noir, clones 667, 777 and Pommard. Lower half is being planted this year to eight varieties new to Quail Run.

Elevation: 1850 Soils: Manita loam and Debenger-Brader loams. There is a slight south-facing aspect to the entire vineyard providing great exposure and airflow. Sophie Ranch was planted in the spring of 2018 to Sauvignon Blanc, Cab Franc, Syrah, and Malbec. The alluvial soils offer great drainage and excellent soil composition.

Elevation: 1850 feet. Soils: Brader-Debenger loam, Coleman loam, and Vannoy silty loam. Aspect: Slight northern exposure. Drip irrigation throughout. Planted to Syrah Hermitage, Cabernet Sauvignon 337, and Viognier

Elevation: 1850 feet Soils: Manita loam and Ruch silt. Having a beautiful 7% south-facing slope and a terroir reminiscent of the Jura region of France, we planted this to four varieties we believe will grow exceptionally well here, Aligote, Trousseau, Savagnin and Chardonnay.

Elevation: 1650 feet Soils: Complex soil profile includes Ruch gravely silty loam, Debenger- Brader loams, Vannoy silty loam and Evans loam. Eastern aspect with warm days and good afternoon sun exposure. Drip irrigation throughout. This vineyard has proven ideal for Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Viognier and Cabernet Franc.

Elevation: 1850 Soils: Manita and Debenger-Brader loams. Planated in 2020 to Pinot Blanc, Sauvignon Blanc, Viognier, Chenin Blanc, and Albariño. Added Cabernet Franc and Grenache Blanc in 2022. Finished planting in 2024 to Vermentino and Gamay.

Elevation: 1800 feet Soils: Ruch silty loam. Aspect: Flat, with the surrounding Siskiyou range providing frost protection and good air drainage year-round. Drip irrigation through- out. This site has large diurnal temperature swings making it ideal for Pinot Noir.

Elevation: 1500 to 1625 feet. Soils: Field 1 Coleman, Ruch silty, and Brader-debenger loams; Field 2 Gregory Silty loam; Field 3 Brader-debenger loam; Field 4 Brader-debenger and ruch silty loam below. Western, southern and eastern aspects. Drip throughout. This beautiful and diverse site is planted primarily to big reds on the west sloping field one ,and Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Sauvignon Blanc, and Riesling on the north facing slopes.
