Our 2022 vintage of the Soil Series is designed for wine enthusiasts eager to explore the geological history and depth of terroir. Each soil type represents layers of geological history, capturing a snapshot of the growing season in every bottle—as we like to think of them, true time capsules. With each sip of this trio, you embark on a journey through time and terroir, experiencing the unique characteristics of Oregon’s diverse soils in every glass.

Magma Opus Pinot Noir
Origin: Dundee Hills AVA - 100% Pinot Noir
- Lange EstateVineyard, Exclusively Jory Soil
Elevation: '330- 780' | Slope Aspect: South East Facing
Soil: Volcanic Basalt, Jory Soil - Iron-rich volcanic flow
Production: French Oak Barrels

A bouquet of black cherries, plums, earthy notes, dark chocolate, and vanilla. On the palate, ‘Magma Opus’ is luscious, showcasing flavors of Bing cherry, Cara Cara orange, and sweet cranberry mingled with clove and mushroom, creating a velvety texture balanced by vibrant acidity and minerality from its volcanic origin.

Jory Soil: Forged from ancient volcanic eruptions and recognized as Oregon’s official state soil in 2011, it was formed from the weathering of Columbia River basalt flows around 25-30 million years ago. Named after Jory Hill in Marion County and the Oregon Trail Pioneering Jory Family, this soil is deep, well-draining, and rich in iron. In fact, its famed iron content provides the distinct hue of the soil and contributes to the nickname ‘Red Hills of Dundee.’