Nestled in the Dundee Hills of Willamette Valley wine country, Purple Hands Winery has transformed Oregon’s rugged geologic past into vivid Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.

“ We farm our vineyards, we make our wines, are hands are dirty our wines are beautiful “

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Intentional

We farm with purpose to give voice to elevation, aspect, soil type, and clones working in harmony so each bottle tells a story written over millions of years beneath our feet.

Wine Growing
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Urban Winery / Tasting Room

Visit us in the heart of Willamette Valley wine country, Dundee, Oregon.

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Haakon / Lenai Tasting Room

Immersive experience on our estate vineyard.

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Cult Pinot Noir and Chardonnay

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Ancient Sources, Timeless Wines

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Bottle of Haakon / Lenai Pinot Noir wine from Dundee Hills, Willamette Valley, vintage 2022.
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Vineyards

From our estate Haakon / Lenai Vineyard to some of Oregon’s finest vineyard sites we make wines of time and place.

Discover Our Vineyards
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Cody and Marque Wright

Relentless in pursuit, precise in execution.

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    "Welcoming team at the tasting room! The wines are stunning. We just attended our first release party and it was so well done, we will definitely continue our club membership. Loved the barrel tasting from the new vineyard! Can’t wait till next time."

    —Valerie Z.

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    “Great wine & atmosphere at Purple Hands Winery. Came here with guests from out of town and had a friendly & fantastic experience. Answered our questions and made us feel welcome. Several of our guests joined their wine club as a result of our positive experience. Will certainly return soon!”

    - Jim M.

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    “First class people. Great wine. Dont hesitate to swing by. You will not be disappointed.”

    -Kevin K.

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    “We stopped by Purple Hands Winery Tasting Room without a reservation and had such a great time. The Pinot Noir was truly the best we’ve ever had. Highly recommend stopping in if you’re in the area!”

    -Josh J.

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We could probably write a long post about why we love Pinot Noir for international Pinot Noir day today, but if you know us, you already know. It’s what drew us in and it’s what keeps us curious vintage after vintage. A Pinot made to be e
We like to think Chardonnay is pretty easy to get along with. Seafood, grilled vegetables, roast chicken...sure. But it’s just as happy with takeout on the back deck and friends who weren’t planning on staying this long. That’s p
Calling all wine club members! This month Purple Hands Winery is teaming up with Ken Wright Cellars for a family club share. Now through 7/31 visit @kwcellars for special club perks. Stop by our tasting room today @purple.hands.winery or @haakonlen
Hedging is one of those jobs in the vineyard that continues to create the highest quality wine. By hedging the foliage we help remind the vine to focus on the fruit, we open up the canopy to stop disease pressure, improve airflow and keep the shoots
One of the things we love most about wine country is that it encourages you to slow down. You take the longer route through the vineyard. You stay for one more glass. The conversation keeps going. Before you know it, a couple of hours have passed a
The vine doesn't grow in a straight line. It bends. It twists. It adapts. Following forces we can't always see, responding to the seasons, the soil beneath it, and the years passing overhead. Given enough time, those twists become part of its char