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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.
1% For The Planet
We are members of 1% For The Planet, meaning 1% of our revenue is dedicated to environmental causes. We’re also an Oregon Benefit Company. To learn more about our sustainability initiatives, check out our Benefit Report.
Special Events
We have a great lineup of events for the 2025 season, including our popular Flights + Bites, live music in the vineyard, and Rising Tide Wine Fest.
Visit Elk Cove
Join us for a seated wine tasting overlooking our Winery Estate Vineyard. Complimentary for wine club members.
We offer seated tastings outdoors on our spacious patio overlooking the vineyards and in our large tasting room.
We hope to see you at Elk Cove soon. Cheers!
Join Our Wine Club
Named for our local subspecies of elk, a Roosevelt Club membership includes spring and club releases shipped right to your door. Pickup options are 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.
Latest News
- Pat Campbell, Trail Blazer
“During the start of Oregon’s modern wine brands, these remarkable women stood shoulder-to-shoulder with their husbands, carrying out viticultural, production, tasting room and marketing duties while simultaneously raising children and working in other endeavors…” - A New Look To Elk Cove’s Labels
We have a new look for the 2024 vintage of our Willamette Valley Pinot Noir Rosé, Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc, & Riesling. It’s been over 20 years since we’ve made any design changes to our core wines, and during that time we have fielded many requests to modernize our look. We also want to make sure fans could recognize our bottles, so the changes are relatively subtle, rather than dramatic. - Vintage Report 2024
The 2024 vintage here in the Willamette Valley was a winemaker’s dream: well-paced with idyllic conditions for cool climate vineyards. The growing season started and ended cool and mild, with short heat-spikes in mid-summer. Winter and spring were wetter than average, giving the vines a head start underground. Budbreak in mid-April was followed by steady growth into June, when rains…
