This is a one-man show: John Thomas planted the vines, built the winery and does everything himself, except on the one day a year he harvests, when he brings in a few people to help pick and crush the grapes. Thomas built his winery building into the hillside next to his vines. He crushes the grapes on the roof (by foot) and the juice flows directly into his fermenters. As Thomas says, "This is the only winery in Oregon without a pump."

Thomas makes 375 cases of Pinot Noir each year. Enjoy six bottles of this very hard to find wine.