| Company | Bells Up WInery |
| Company Type | Winery and Vineyard |
| Year Harvested | 2026 |
| Variety | Pinot Noir, Pinot Blanc, Seyval Blanc, Schioppettino, Zweigelt |
| Grape Farming Practices | Conventional |
| Equipment Category | -- Select equipment category -- |
| Category | -- Select category -- |
| Quantity | Up to 2 Tons |
| Price | Variable (See description) |
| Description | Need just a teeny-tiny bit of pinot? How about an unusual varietal? On the estate vineyard at Bells Up, we grow seven different Pinot clones in small blocks on 100% Jory soil. We also grow Pinot Blanc, Seyval Blanc, Schioppettino, and Zweigelt. Because our hyper-vigorous site produces WAY more than we can use, we have the following grapes in MICRO-quantities (approximately 0.5 to 2 tons apiece) available this harvest, priced as noted. - Pommard (planted 2014) - $2300/ton - 115 (planted 2014) - $2300/ton - 777 (planted 2014) - $2300/ton - 667 (planted 2014) - $2300/ton - 113 (planted 2016) - $2300/ton - 943 (planted 2016) - $2300/ton - Wadenswil (planted 2016) - $2300/ton - Pinot Blanc (planted 2021) - $2000/ton - Seyval Blanc (planted 2015 and 2019) - $2800/ton - Schioppettino (planted 2020) - $2800/ton - Zweigelt (original vines planted 2016, field-grafted in 2025) - $2800/ton Full southern exposure, approximately 500-600 feet in elevation. Professionally farmed by Novo Start Vineyard Service’s Victoria Reader, meticulously maintained, AND we live onsite and walk the dog through the vineyard 4-5 times/day, so we’re proactively monitoring the vines. This is an ideal source for other micro producers, for someone looking to dabble in a different/new Pinot clone or varietal, or to fill a small production gap. Because it’s micro-lot, buyer must take the fruit when we pick it (we’ll share all brix and pH sampling data). Contract required. Delivery negotiable. Harvest bins, hand sorting, and possibly destemming available onsite for an additional charge. For more info, call Dave or Sara at Bells Up Winery: 503-537-1328. |
| City | Newberg |
| State | OR |
| AVA | Chehalem Mountains |
| Contact Name | Sara Pearson Specter |
| Phone | 503-537-1328 |
| [email protected] |
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