Lady Hill Winery

Capturing the earth, the weather and the year in a bottle, wine is ultimate farming. It was in 1995 when Elaine and I added vines to the fields of vegetables, grains and arborvitae on my family's 5th generation Willamette Valley farm. We designated this 20-acre estate vineyard St. Columban. In 1999, we co-founded Owen Roe Winery in what was formerly the machine shop for the farm.

Henry Zorn, farmer, writer, community leader, and grandfather of Jerry Owen, outside his milk house on the family farm in the 1930s. The Lady Hill tasting room and winery are situated on the same land where my family has farmed since the 1850s.

Located adjacent to the Champoeg State Heritage Area, where Oregon's first provisional government was founded in 1843, our family is proud to bring the taste of true Northwest wines to Willamette Valley wine country visitors.Next door to the winery is the Zorn House, built in 1862 and still my family home.

Mid-way between Portland and Salem, at the gateway to Oregon Wine Country, Lady Hill is located on a historic 1500 acre family farm. Throughout the rest of the month, we will be open Sunday through Wednesday, 11am - 5pm, and Thursdays through Saturdays 11 am - 7 pm (unless closed for a private event).

Lady Hill wines are crafted by individuals, not manufactured by processes. Our pledge is to deliver delicious wines that are unique Northwest expressions of classic European varieties and blends, and which reflect the individual qualities of each Northwest vineyard source. We launched Lady Hill Winery on our 5th generation working farm in the Willamette Valley, St. Paul, Oregon.

There was a time when "Oregon Country" meant the entire Pacific Northwest. Running north from the border of California and taking in what is now Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and British Columbia, "The Northwest" was one vast contiguous territory. As a wine region, it still is. Wine grapes, after all, know no borders.