10/02/2026
W**e Enthusiast captured what makes our AVA unique in the new article, “Put This Windy Oregon AVA on Your Radar for Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.” Writer Margot Mazur takes a closer look at what makes our corner of the Willamette Valley so distinctive. From the ancient marine sedimentary and volcanic soils beneath our feet to the winds that move through the Van Duzer Corridor and help shape the w**es grown here.
But the story of the Eola-Amity Hills is about more than what the land offers.
Erin Nuccio w**emaker and owner of Evesham Wood & Haden Fig shares the history behind the formation of the AVA and the collaborative spirit that continues today. Maggie Harrison of Antica Terra talks about how our wind and exposures influence the grapes and w**es. And Kathy Lauer, Eola-Amity Hills W**egrowers Association president and co-owner of Bryn Mawr Vineyards, speaks to the strength of the community our growers and w**emakers have built here.
Something special is really happening in these hills. Thank you W**e Enthusiast for sharing.
Members featured throughout the story include: Antica Terra Bethel Heights Vineyard brynmawrvineyards Evening Land Vineyards Evesham Wood and Zenith Vineyard
Cheers to Bryn Mawr, Evening Land, and Bethel Heights, whose w**es W**e Enthusiast selected as bottles to look for from the Eola-Amity Hills.
Find us in the latest issue, out now, or read the full story from W**e Enthusiast linked in our bio.
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