Campbell Lane Winery

Founded in 2014, Campbell Lane Winery endeavors to make estate Willamette Valley Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay wines worthy of the unique terroir and family history. The story began in 1966 when third generation Oregonian Leigh Campbell, M.D. and wife Ceille purchased acreage at the end of a country road atop Pete's Mountain, serendipitously named "Campbell Lane". Following in the footsteps of Oregon's wine pioneers, they hand cleared fruit orchards and planted the largest Pinot Gris vineyard in the U.S. at the time. Fifty plus years and several expansions later, the grapes from the south-facing slopes are recognized among the highest quality in Oregon. Today, family members have taken the next step, introducing our craft wines bearing the name of that country road and the Clan Campbell Coat of Arms, a symbol of courage and hospitality.