Hiyu Wine Farm is a wild farm located twenty-two miles from Mount Hood in Hood River, Oregon's alpine river valley, where cows, chickens, and pigs graze among vines, fungi, flowers, gardens, and forest on volcanic soil. They produce ephemeral wines that express site, climate, soil, varietal, and culture. The farm cultivates wildness, cares for plants, animals, and people, and offers dining experiences that entwine nature and culture with plates and wines.

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Hiyu 2021
Ephemeral expression of site, climate, soil, varietal, and culture
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Featured in Wine Enthusiast 2023
Recognized for Biodynamic Practices, 2021 2021

Tales & Meditations including On Grape Harvesting, Symbols of Hiyu: Scallop Shell and Hawthorn, Tomato Conserva recipe, On Preparation 500, Sauce Ravigote.