WINEMAKER NOTES
“Any opportunity to work with vines from the 1980s is special. The soil and climate produce stellar wines that are concentrated with a refined profile. As we transition old plantings to new, it feels like we are experiencing the rebirth of an important and historic Washington State vineyard.”
– Rebecca De Kleine
SOARING EAGLE VINEYARD
Wahluke Slope AVA
Soaring Eagle is a hot vineyard site in the Wahluke Slope. Planted in 1984, it is better recognized by its original name, Indian Wells. This vineyard is farmed with no cover crops, and average yields are between three and five tons per acre. Sprawling yet refined, Soaring Eagle is a historic property that stands as one of Washington State’s iconic vineyards.
Soaring Eagle Vineyard is certified through the new Sustainable WA program.
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