Elk Cove Vineyards is proud to be a Certified B Corp!
Our family-owned business is now a certified Benefit Corporation that meets high standards of social and environmental performance, transparency, and accountability.
One of the founding wineries of the Willamette Valley, family-owned and operated Elk Cove Vineyards was the first vineyard in Oregon’s Yamhill-Carlton AVA. Named for the local herd of Roosevelt elk and the protective bowl shape of the property, Elk Cove’s tasting room is tucked into the foothills of the Coast Range with spectacular views of the surrounding vineyards and mountains.
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Visit Elk Cove
Join us for a seated wine tasting overlooking our Winery Estate Vineyard. We offer seated tastings outdoors on our spacious patio or in our tasting room. Complimentary for wine club members.
We hope to see you at Elk Cove soon!
Join Our Wine Club
Named for our local subspecies of elk, a Roosevelt Club membership includes spring and fall releases shipped right to your door. Pickup options available for locals.
Expand your cellar, drink great wines, and enjoy exclusive perks. Roosevelt Club Members can bring friends out for complimentary tastings, have the first chance at our ticketed events and get our best prices year-round on Elk Cove wines.
Fall Events
We have a great lineup of events for the tail end of the 2026 season, including our popular Holiday Market, our Brine & Bubbles Happy Hour and an art show in our Estate Room. Make a reservation soon and join us!
Our History
First planted in 1974 by Pat and Joe Campbell, Elk Cove was the first vineyard and winery in what is now the Yamhill Carlton AVA. Owner/Winemaker Adam Campbell is a 5th generation Oregon farmer & 2nd generation Oregon winemaker.
Latest News
- 2024 La BohÈme Pinot Noir – 94+ points from Jeb Dunnuck
“From the highest elevation vineyard they farm, the 2024 Pinot Noir La Boheme offers truffle, a touch of reduction, toast, and black cherry on the nose. Medium to full-bodied, it has appealing richness, a gravelly texture, and excellent structure. Give it a bit more time in bottle and some air if opening soon. Drink 2027-2040.” – Audrey Frick - 2024 Roosevelt Pinot Noir – 96 points from Jeb Dunnuck
“A bright jeweled red color, the 2024 Pinot Noir Roosevelt is fantastic, with blood orange shining brightly alongside wild cherry, refined spice, and beautiful purity. Medium-bodied, it has ripe, beautifully defined tannins, terrific energy, and outstanding length. One of my favorites of the tasting. Drink over the coming 20 years. Drink 2027-2047.” – Audrey Frick - Harvest Outlook 2026
Owner/Winemaker Adam Campbell gives us an update on Vintage 2025 on September 12th, right at the beginning of harvest. Themes for the year are an early harvest, small clusters and berries and fewer seeds in Pinot noir. What will the wines be like? We have some work to do before we can really judge, but we’re feeling optimistic so far!