The dust has settled and Project Elevate The Estate is complete! We hope you’ll visit us soon and appreciate the beauty of our new space, the Elk Cove Estate Room! This modern, Northwest-style addition takes full advantage of our beautiful site tucked into the foothills of the Oregon Coast Range with high ceilings, big glass doors, and generous covered patios. You’ll want to see the views of La Bohème and our Founders Block.
On Sunday of Memorial Day Weekend 2024, Pat and Joe Campbell spoke on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of planting their first grapevines at Elk Cove Vineyards at our 1974 Throwback Party on the Campbell lawn.
While we don’t always make it to the coast to go crabbing ourselves, sitting around the table shelling cooked crab from the fishmonger is also a great way to catch up while anticipating the great meal ahead, usually while savoring a glass of what we in the Campbell family call “cooking wine” (wine poured for the cooks).
Our 2022 Spring Catalog includes new releases, Elk Cove favorites, top-reviewed Single Vineyard Pinot Noirs and more
“One of my parents’ long term goals was always to be an estate winery – and only have grapes that we farm and own the vineyards ourselves, but it seemed like a pipe dream…”
The decision about when to harvest these grapes is by far the most important decision I make as a winemaker every year. And to get out there and to stomp around the vineyards, to do your own sampling, to taste the grapes on the vine, to look at the canopy, to look at the health, you can really start to gain a picture for what you might choose to do in the winery in terms of extraction and the amount of time it’s gonna spend in a tank what barrels it’s gonna go into. Everything we see and taste in the vineyard reflects on what we do in the winery.” – Owner/Winemaker Adam Campbell
In September 2023 we are breaking ground on new construction at Elk Cove, creating a modern, Northwest-style addition that takes full advantage of our beautiful site tucked into the foothills of the Oregon Coast Range. We are keeping our current tasting room, also known as the Roosevelt Room, however, the original octagonal tasting room built in 1981, which operated as our Retail Shop from 2020-2023, is going away. In its place, we’re constructing a larger rectangular building with clean lines, big glass doors, high ceilings and generous covered patios designed to feature the sweeping views of our vineyards.
Our 2023 Harvest Catalog includes new releases, Elk Cove favorites, top-reviewed Single Vineyard Pinot Noirs and more
Here in the Pacific Northwest, our summers are marked by fantastic outdoor celebrations featuring our favorite regional foods and wines. To locals,…
We are experiencing a Chardonnay renaissance here in Oregon, with growing excitement for this classic white Burgundy grape. Our family is thrilled…
Thanks to everyone who came out for our Industry night on June 8th! It was a beautiful evening enjoying company, tunes from DJ Jimbo, bites from Chef Rebecca Clarke, and so many beautiful wines brought by our guests from across the wine and hospitality industry here in the Willamette Valley. Cheers!
On this podcast, Adam covers first generation Willamette Valley pioneers, our new and existing plantings, Elk Cove geology, bonsai viticulture, the international perception of Oregon Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley enotourism and more.
Go behind the scenes and explore the Elk Cove grounds – wine glasses in hand! You’ll join a member of our hospitality team on an unforgettable two-hour tasting and tour across Elk Cove’s Winery Estate. Guests will stroll among some of the oldest vines in the Willamette Valley, take in sweeping vistas, and gain a peek into the cellar – all while sampling five limited-production wines from the Elk Cove estate.
We love collaborating with our friends in beer – after all, it takes a lot of good beer to make good wine! Visit Pelican Brewery on the Oregon Coast to try this unique ‘beerjolais nouveau.’
Elk Cove Vineyards owner and winemaker Adam Campbell joined AM Extra to talk about changes during the pandemic, how the growing season has been, some of their popular wines and how people can visit.