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Winter Chores
Now that wines from the just-completed vintage are resting in their barrels, we turn our attention to the vineyard, to blending and to bottling.
Introducing our Fall Releases
Now that we’ve put this Fall’s incredible 2024 vintage to bed for the winter, we’re ready to celebrate. Luckily for us (and we hope, you), a luminous new release of our wines and cidres stands ready for the holidays.
The New Prohibition
Cameron Winery would like to encourage everyone to drink moderately and enjoy themselves this holiday season!!
2024 will be a magical vintage!
Mark my word: 2024 will produce some truly magical wines!
old vines, old wines & an old winemaker
One of the advantages of being an “old-timer” in the world of enology and viticulture is that our vines have aged along with me. It is a well known phenomenon in the world of wine that old vines tend to produce superior wine. A recent tasting of 18 vintages of Clos Electrique Blanc magnums proved that adage to be true! Overall, the consensus was that 8-14 years of aging seems to be the absolute “sweet spot” for this magnificent vineyard.
What do winter cold snaps do to the vineyard?
With climate progressively changing, one phenomena that is starting to occur fairly regularly is an occasional bout of intense winter cold weather. In January 2024, temperatures descended to as low as 4F in high altitude vineyards. Read on to learn how grapevines respond to this stress.
Cheers to a fantastic year ahead!
Bottles of Cameron Winery wine that are currently for sale.
2022 Dundee Hills Chardonnay, 2021 White Oak Pinot noir, 2021 Abbey Ridge Pinot noir, 2021 Clos Electrique Rouge, 2021 Clos Electrique Blanc, 2022 White […]
The Amazing 2021 Vintage
Every so often a vintage of exceptional quality and potential comes along to capture our
attention. 2021 wines, now available in the marketplace, come from just that kind of vintage!
The 2023 Harvest
After a brilliant growing season with moderate temperatures, our 2023 wine is fermenting happily in barrels, amphorae and stainless steel tanks!
The Hazards of Irrigation
Recent studies show that Oregon in is experiencing significant groundwater depletion. So what are we to do?
