Canoe Ridge
Being situated at a wide expanse of the Columbia River, the temperature of the vineyard is moderated in the summer and winter. During the growing season, the warm days and cool nights provide the perfect conditions for grape maturity and balance.
Cold Creek
The site was planted in 1973 and is comprised of 660 acres. The vineyard lies on a gentle south-facing slope and enjoys one of the longest and warmest growing seasons in the Columbia Valley.
Loess
This hillside vineyard was planted in 2002 by Gary and Chris Figgins, Owner/Winemakers of the Walla Walla Valley’s oldest, continually operating winery—and arguably one of the state’s most renowned wines—Leonetti Cellar.
Minick
This 240 acre vineyard is located in the Yakima Valley appellation just outside of Prosser, and was originally planted in 1990 for Ste. Michelle Wine Estates.
Pepper Bridge
Located in the Cottonwood Glen area of the eastern edge of the Walla Walla Valley, nearly on top of the Oregon state line, Pepper Bridge Vineyard was planted in 1991 by Norm McKibben.
Seven Hills
In the fall of 2006 we acquired 27 acres at the very top of the ridgeline above the existing Seven Hills Vineyard. At just over 1,300 feet, the elevation provides the most amazing views of the entire Valley, and also minimizes the risk of winter freeze damage.
Waliser
Waliser Vineyard is an estate property of Beresan Winery. Owner Tom Waliser is a well-respected grower, winery owner, and vineyard consultant in the Walla Walla Valley.