Winery Information
Winery Information for: Amity Vineyards
Winery Founded: 1/1/1974
Winery Founded by: Myron Redford, along with his wife Vikki Wetle and business partner Janis Checchia
Winery Current Owner: Ryan Harms
Winery Description: Perched atop the Eola-Amity Hills, Amity Vineyards benefits from a unique terroir characterized by volcanic and marine sediment soils, as well as cooling breezes from the Pacific Ocean via the Van Duzer Corridor. This environment contributes to the production of wines with notable acidity and structure. The vineyard, originally planted in 1971, spans 15 acres and is known for its low-yielding, own-rooted vines. Amity Vineyards has a rich history of innovation, being the first in the U.S. to produce true Gamay Noir in 1988 and pioneering sulfite-free wines from organically grown grapes in 1990. Today, under the stewardship of the Harms brothers, the winery continues to honor its legacy while embracing modern winemaking techniques to produce exceptional Pinot Noir, Riesling, and other varietals that reflect the distinctive character of the Eola-Amity Hills AVA.
Winery Web site URL: https://www.amityvineyards.com
Winery Mailing List URL: https://amityvineyards.com/
X, formerly known as Twitter URL: https://x.com/AmityVineyards
Facebook URL: https://www.facebook.com/amityvineyards
Instagram URL: https://www.instagram.com/amityvineyards
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Pinterest URL: https://www.pinterest.com/amityvineyards
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Last updated information for this winery on: 5/15/2025
Amity Vineyards wine releases
2025 Wine Releases
- January 2025;
- February 2025;
- March 2025;
- April 2025;
- May 2025; 2021 Willamette Valley Eola-Amity Hills Estate Vineyards Estate Pinot Noir (5/15/2025, $50)
- June 2025;
- July 2025;
- August 2025;
- September 2025;
- October 2025;
- November 2025;
- December 2025;
2024 Wine Releases
- January 2024;
- February 2024;
- March 2024;
- April 2024;
- May 2024;
- June 2024;
- July 2024; 2023 Willamette Valley White Pinot Noir ($22)
- August 2024;
- September 2024; 2019 Willamette Valley Eola-Amity Hills Estate Pinot Noir ($50)
- October 2024;
- November 2024;
- December 2024;
2023 Wine Releases
- January 2023;
- February 2023;
- March 2023; 2022 Estate Pinot Blanc ($22)
- April 2023;
- May 2023;
- June 2023;
- July 2023; 2022 Amity Estate Riesling
- August 2023;
- September 2023;
- October 2023;
- November 2023;
- December 2023;
2022 Wine Releases
2021 Wine Releases
2020 Wine Releases
2019 Wine Releases
2018 Wine Releases
2017 Wine Releases
2016 Wine Releases
2015 Wine Releases
2014 Wine Releases
2013 Wine Releases
- January 2013;
- February 2013; 2009 Meadows Vineyard Eco Marechal Foch ($20)
- March 2013;
- April 2013;
- May 2013;
- June 2013;
- July 2013;
- August 2013;
- September 2012;
- October 2013;
- November 2013;
- December 2013;
2012 Wine Releases
- January 2012;
- February 2012;
- March 2012;
- April 2012;
- May 2012; 2009 SunnySide Pinot Noir ($35), 2009 Estate Dry Riesling ($20), 2010 Ravenous Rose ($17)
- June 2012;
- July 2012;
- August 2012; 2009 Organic Pinot Noir, 2011 Eola-Amity Hills Sauvignon Blanc ($20)
- September 2012; 2008 Winemakers Reserve Pinot
- October 2012;
- November 2012;
- December 2012;
2011 Wine Releases
- January 2011;
- February 2011;
- March 2011;
- April 2011;
- May 2011;
- June 2011; 2009 Auxerrois ($20), 2010 Sauvignon Blanc ($20), 2009 Croft Pinot Noir ($35), 2007 Winemakers Reserve Pinot Noir ($40)
- July 2011;
- August 2011;
- September 2011; 2009 Chardonnay, 2009 Bass Hill Single Vineyard Pinot Noir, 2009 Crannell Pinot Noir
- October 2011;
- November 2011;
- December 2011;
2010 Wine Releases
- January 2010;
- February 2010;
- March 2010;
- April 2010;
- May 2010;
- June 2010;
- July 2010;
- August 2010; 2009 Gamay Noir ($25)
- September 2010; 2008 Croft Single Vineyard Pinot Noir, 2008 Crown Jewel Reserve Chardonnay, 2008 Crannell Single Vineyard Pinot Noir
- October 2010;
- November 2010;
- December 2010;
2009 Wine Releases
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2007 Wine Releases
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2003 Wine Releases
2002 Wine Releases
2001 Wine Releases
2000 Wine Releases
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