Brehm Vineyards grapes have been made into some of the finest wines in America, often among the first to champion new regions. I started selling grapes from Carneros grower René di Rosa in 1971, when most of Napa said it was too cold. I realized that many Western wine growers underestimated cool-climate sites. We shared fine grapes at non-famous prices, as we do now with the Columbia Gorge. The grape business is in flux. It is almost as if the candy store door has been opened for you. Grapes [Read More]

We have a handful of Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, Syrah, and Gewürztraminer pails on sale for 35% - 53% off. Quantities are limited; please view our current inventory for pricing and details. Cabernet Sauvignon, V75 Vineyard, Columbia Valley - 2204 V75 Vineyard faces south and southwest along the north shore of the Columbia River. The Missoula floods scoured the basalt headlands and left deep banks of sand and gravel along the river bends. I suspect much of Portland was built from these [Read More]

Our vineyard crew began pruning at White Salmon Vineyard on February 4th, taking advantage of this unusually mild winter. Pruning marks the first actionable step of the new vintage. While the vines rest in dormancy, we cut back last year's growth to guide the vine’s energy toward producing fruit in the fall. Timing matters. We prune before temperatures warm and the sap begins to flow. During dormancy, the vines are more pliable and less vulnerable to disease. Each cut creates a small opening [Read More]

For the 2025 vintage, pails weigh 41 pounds net and contain approximately 4.5 gallons, depending on the Brix/density of the grapes. This adjustment was made to better align with FedEx shipping weight price points.f The 2025 pre-order price list is based out of Oregon. Orders shipped or picked up from Scranton, PA are subject to the following transfer fees. Pails $18 Drum-Minis $139 Drums - $205 Pails prior to 2025 contain 5 gallons of must or juice net, except for the white [Read More]