There's a science to making great wine, and a bit of magic too. Alchemist is where those two things meet, small-batch wines sourced from our favorite vineyards across the Willamette Valley, blended with precision and care to create something refined, vibrant, and worth savoring. A wine for elevating everyday moments to the realm of art.
The pinnacle of our portfolio, every vintage starts the same way: tasting through the best lots the valley has to offer and assembling the finest blend we can from what that year gave us.
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Each Alchemist wine is sourced from select vineyards across the Willamette Valley, drawn from the parts of our partners' vineyards we know best. Small-lot production means we can be deliberate about every decision, from how we pick to how we blend.
Pinot Noir
To make this Pinot Noir, we source fruit from our favorite corners of our partners' vineyards, blending across the Willamette Valley's diverse palette to create something refined and intensely vibrant. Red berry fruit with real depth and structure. The kind of wine that rewards attention without demanding it.
AVA: 100% Willamette Valley
Chardonnay
Crafted in small lots from select Willamette Valley vineyards, this Chardonnay is made with modern techniques that prioritize freshness and preserve what makes Oregon Chardonnay distinctive: brightness, precision, and an elegance that doesn't try too hard.
AVA: 100% Willamette Valley
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Every Alchemist vintage begins with fruit harvested from select blocks at our favorite partner sites across the Willamette Valley. From there, every decision is deliberate. After fermentation, the wine goes into French oak for nine months. When aging is complete, blending trials begin. Our winemakers pull samples from each barrel, build mock blends, and taste and adjust until the proportions feel right. Then every individual barrel is evaluated, and only the best make the final cut. The result is a wine that couldn't have been made any other way, in any other year. That's what we mean by the art of science.
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