Saginaw Vineyards

Saginaw Vineyards

Saginaw is a small vineyard originally planted by the Byler family. It is still operated by the family and specializes in traditional, hand-crafted, wines made in small batches. With few exceptions our wines are made exclusively from grapes grown on the estate and annual production is less than 2000 cases – very small even by Oregon standards.

The Vineyard is planted on a 100 year old farmstead and the tasting room is located in the original red barn - complete with Antiques.

Enjoy the fruits of our harvest!
-Scott & Cheryl Byler.

Complimentary Wine Tasting Daily, 11-5:00

We invite you to experience country life at our rustic tasting room that is located in our 100 year old farmstead barn. Try our award winning wines while enjoying the beautiful country setting. Bring a picnic lunch to enjoy with a glass of your favorite Saginaw Vineyard wine.

Come to our Tasting Room Today

Conveniently located one mile off of I-5 at exit 176—near Cottage Grove

80247 Delight Valley Rd
541-942-1364

We have many gift items available in our Tasting Room:

Oregon Jellies & Syrups, Hazelnuts & Candy’s, Logo glasses, Gift Boxes, Wine Accessories and Cards

Personal Wine Labels

Create your own label with your picture or text.  Great for Weddings, Anniversaries, Company Gifts, Personal gifts, etc.  Call Sheryl, 541-942-1364, or email at saginawvineyard@epud.net for additional information.

Quick Facts

Date Established:   1991
Owners:   The Byler Family
General Manager:   Cheryl Byler
Wine maker:   Scott Byler
Acreage:   4 Acres Pinot Noir; 4 Acres Pinot Gris; 2 Ac. Various wine grapes
Wines Produced:   Pinot Noir; Pinot Noir Blanc (Rose’); Chardonnay; Pinot Gris; Marechal Foch; Muller Thurgau; Blueberry; Blackberry
Cases Produced:   Less than 2000 per year
Vineyard Sources:   Most of our grapes are estate grown, allowing personal attention to the vineyard and to individual selection of the grapes used in each vintage. Our Chardonnay is grown at Pleasant Hill Vineyard, a one-acre vineyard five miles Northeast of Saginaw.