Located in the heart of Washington wine country, Goodnoe Station Vineyards grace the southwesterly bluffs of Goodnoe Hills overlooking the breathtaking Columbia River Gorge. This prime location at the southern end of the esteemed Columbia Valley AVA lies adjacent to the Columbia River and in the rain shadow east of the Olympic and Cascade Mountain Ranges. Goodnoe Station Vineyards benefits from its unique location in the Columbia River Gorge, a region celebrated for its diverse microclimates and soil variations. This allows Goodnoe Station Vineyards to produce wines with distinct character and complexity. The terroir, a combination of climate, soil, and topography, plays a significant role in shaping the flavors and aromas of the grapes grown here. Goodnoe Station Vineyards also share similar latitudes as the finest wine regions in the world, such as Burgundy, Bordeaux, and Lyon.

This offering includes blocks V9, V10, and V11, which consist of 786.29 surveyed gross acres with 500 approximate tillable acres. The varying altitudes define the vineyard, from the lower valleys where warm sun-kissed slopes foster the growth of Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Syrah, Shiraz, Merlot, Petit Verdot, Carmenere, and Malbec, to the higher plateaus where crisp whites flourish amidst cooler breezes. Goodnoe Station Vineyards are a true testament to the synergy between soil, climate, and grape varietals and showcase an extraordinary diversity of microclimates, elevations, and soil types. This tapestry of terroir is the foundation upon which exceptional grapes are grown.

As you explore the vineyards rolling hills and plateaus, youll be greeted by rows of meticulously manicured grapevines that converge with the timeless beauty of nature. The unique terroirs with neutral, sandy soil are perfect for managing nutrients, and having the highest heat units in the state allows for later hang than many other sites. With water rights from the pristine and voluminous Columbia River and a gently sloping southwest orientation, Goodnoe Station Vineyards are the perfect balance of environmental elements to produce world-class grapes.