Four sites · Three AVAs · One grape

The vineyards are the argument

As a winery fascinated with Oregon Chardonnay, we source from organic and sustainably farmed sites tended by meticulous, dedicated families rooted in fine wine. Cool, rocky vineyards are the theme, giving us the grip and citric tension in the glass we cannot live without.

Schematic section through the Willamette Valley The four Porcelina vineyard sites drawn in relative position and elevation, from south on the left to north on the right: Blue Heron Farm in the South Salem Hills, Royer and X Omni in the Eola-Amity Hills, and Durant in the Dundee Hills. BLUE HERON ROYER X OMNI DURANT TBC TBC FROM 2025 TBC SOUTH NORTH
South Salem Hills · 1 site
Eola-Amity Hills · 2 sites
Dundee Hills · 1 site
Site 01

Blue Heron Farm

South Salem Hills

Family-owned, regeneratively farmed and sheep-mowed. The soils are alive in this emerging site; ripe phenolics, tension and clarity.

Farming
Regenerative
Soil
TBC
Elevation
TBC
Planted
TBC
The vineyard →
Site 02

Royer Vineyard

Eola-Amity Hills

Fifteen acres, thirteen in Chardonnay, with diverse French and heritage clonal material bringing nuance and complexity.

Farming
Organic / sustainable
Soil
TBC
Elevation
TBC
Planted
TBC
The vineyard →
Site 03 · From 2025

X Omni Vineyard

Eola-Amity Hills

Craig and Gavin Williams, father and son, farm an incredibly rocky site to fifteen clones. Intense acidity bounded by generous citrus fruit.

Growers
Craig & Gavin Williams
Clones
Fifteen
Soil
TBC
Elevation
TBC
The vineyard →
Site 04

Durant Vineyard

Dundee Hills

A long-respected, family-farmed site giving Chardonnay of purity and lift, with fine orchard fruit and a mineral through line.

Farming
Family, sustainable
Soil
TBC
Elevation
TBC
Planted
TBC
The vineyard →
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The 2024 vintage is offered as futures, bottled in spring 2026 and shipped to members in fall 2026. Offers are sent each autumn. Joining carries no obligation.

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