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Flâneur Wines is dedicated to creating distinct and memorable Willamette Valley wines that tell the story of time and place with each sip.

Flâneur Wines

Carlton, Oregon

Winery Details

Location

Carlton, Oregon

Founded

2013

Known For

Sparkling Wine, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir

Appellation

Ribbon Ridge, Chehalem Mountains, Willamette Valley

Vineyard Source

Flâneur wines are 100% estate grown from their two estate vineyards, La Belle Promenade Vineyard and Flanerie Vineyard.

Certifications/Farming Practices

Vineyards are dry farmed using organic practices.

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The Story

Flâneur Wines does not believe in recipes or repetition. Just like each harvest shows different characteristics, every vintage tells its own story. Their winemaker is both consciously technical and spontaneously whimsical. They live by the idea that some of the best things in life are uncovered without intention, and that life — like a good wine — should be enjoyed and appreciated.
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The Values

Flâneur Wines considers themselves to be flâneurs at their core, passionate artisans joined together by the desire to slow down, observe the world, and create delicious wines. They chose the rolling hills of the Willamette Valley of Oregon for a reason. The climate and environment of the region are unique, with daily fluctuations in temperatures and rainfall. One year is wet and cold, the next is dry and warm. They celebrate the eccentricities and unpredictability of nature, and want our wines to reflect this remarkable terroir. While each vintage retains underlying similarities, they let each year's grapes speak for themselves.
From the winery
We farm organically and sustainably to grow grapes that are delicious and that celebrate the environment. Our vineyards are dry-farmed, meaning there’s no irrigation. Flâneur vines have to work hard to reach for water, building character and strength—for more intense flavor and aroma.