De Ponte Cellars

A lyrical translation of Burgundian winemaking traditions into the language of Oregon terroir. De Ponte transforms French expertise into a poetic expression of Dundee Hills.

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Overview

De Ponte Cellars is a small, family-run winery in the Dundee Hills founded in 2001 by Scott and Rae Baldwin. French-trained winemaker Isabelle Dutartre brings more than three decades of Burgundian experience—including time at Maison Joseph Drouhin—to the estate’s Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, along with a rare Oregon planting of Melon de Bourgogne.

The tasting room and outdoor patio offer beautiful hillside views, and daily tastings often include both current releases and extensive library wines. It’s a standout stop for visitors drawn to classic, balanced wines made with traditional French techniques and a strong sense of continuity over time.

FAQs

What makes De Ponte unique?
Small family winery founded in 2001 with French-trained winemaker Isabelle Dutartre bringing 30 years of Burgundian expertise.

What is their winemaking approach?
Produces Burgundian-style Pinot Noir and Chardonnay using traditional French techniques.

What is special about their tasting?
Beautiful tasting room with outdoor patio offering stunning hillside views and featuring current and library wines.

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