According to Don, there's some action in the vines! Check out his Facebook post.
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New Chard & Pinot Plants have arrived!
Check out our latest Facebook post. Chard & Pinot plants have arrived for planting in our newest block on the NW corner of our estate. Earth needs a little drying out before they go in the ground.
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Bee-utiful!
Picking lavender can be a little intimidating when dozens of various bees are swarming! But we love having them around.
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NEW Willamette Valley Wineries Website…
The new WVWA website got the "Rich approval"!! Who is Rich? Rich & Grace Johnson not only designed our iOTA website along with many other sites, but work together on creative, tech-related solutions for varying businesses. So, congrats to the Willamette Valley Wineries Association on a job well done. Check out the new site to plan your next trip to the Willamette Valley, or just to gather info...
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New vineyard block coming in 2014
Exciting news from PSV... after 8 years of catching our breath, we will be planting two new vineyard blocks in 2014. This will bring our acreage up to 15. Block 8 will be 2 acres of pinot noir and block 7 will be 1.5 acres of our first chardonnay. Here are some photos of the first steps. More to come!
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2013 Shoot thinning
Our vineyard crew is doing plenty of "shoot thinning" this week. To prevent a crowded canopy, every vine has a grooming to remove excessive shoots . This will help keep the plant healthier and more manageable too!
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budbreak 2013
Vineyard soils
I found this great poster of local vineyard soils on FB. Our Pommard clone at PSV is grown in Yamhill soil. We also have a range of other sedimentary and volcanic soils that add complexity to our wines.
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Pruning 2013
Over 20,000 vines pruned and brush pulled from the trellis. Next step will be to tie down the remaining canes on the fruiting wire. Let the 2013 vintage begin!
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Winter Hoeing in the Vineyard
The action in the vineyard never completely stops, just gets less frenzied...
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