Welcome to our Family Farm
We have had the great honor of stewarding this land for over 100 years in the Hood River Valley of Oregon. Our wine reflects our love, hard work, and gratitude for our home. We welcome you.
Latest Updates from Stave and Stone
Don’t forget, a special treat to consider is next door’s (new this year) Lavender Ice Cream!
Please note these hour adjustments for June.
– Our wine garden is now open on weekends,
– Thursday, June 1, we are closing at 3 pm for a private event.
May is Oregon Wine Month! The whole state and its close to 995 wineries encourage you to sample the wine and see what makes it so exceptional.
There are all kinds of events and specials throughout the state where you can experience Oregon wine’s “True Character”.
Go to >> Oregon Wine to learn more
The heartbeat of our wine is our Winery. We have 50 acres of planted grapes starting back in 2012. Nestled between two volcanos, north, and south, our views are unparalleled from our main Winery Tasting room (21 +) and our Wine Garden (family-friendly).
Hours of Operation 12 pm – 6 pm Everyday
Reservations are strongly advised.
PH# 541.946.3750
MAP to 3827 Fletcher Dr, Hood River
If you are visiting our vibrant downtown, the City of Hood River, stop by to savor our wines. Our tasting room is located on the north side of the main street with full service. Walk-ins are welcome but we do suggest calling ahead if possible.
Hours of Operation 12 pm – 6 pm Thurs – Sun
Reservations suggested
Ph# 541.490.9461
MAP to 210 Oak St, Hood River
WINES WITH PERSONALITY
How does a bright, flirty white or a rich, complex red sound? Maybe today only a sassy Pinot Noir Rosé will do. Each of our wines is as unique and delightful as the many hands it’s taken to produce them.
White Wine
Our whites include Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir Blanc, Riesling, and Chardonnay.
Red Wine
The reds we offer include Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Pinot Noir, and our crowd-pleasing blends.
Rose Wine
Our rosés are true Oregonian delights with 3 Pinot Noirs each reflecting the land and craft of our Oregon heritage.