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Cownhorn Vineyard and Winery is located in Southern Oregon. Its 20 acre vineyard is Demeter certified biodynamic, the highest level of certification. The name "cowhorn" refers to the use of cowhorns in biodynamic farming. Cowhorns are filled with certain organic products and buried in the vineyard. Their presence is believed to result in a healthier organic vineyard.
Cowhorn makes wines from the Rhone varietals Marsanne, Rousanne, Viognier, and Syrah, all grown at the vineyard.
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Previous Vintage Tasting Notes
2007 Vintage Tasting Notes
There’s only one wine variety that’s supposed to taste like blueberries and this Syrah shows you why. The sweet blueberries are wreathed in ...
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Cowhorn’s 2009 rosé offers classic Provençal qualities (Grenache grapes, salmon color, strawberry flavors and low alcohol) with an engaging local personality. The strawberries marry with red delicious apples and pink grapefruit and there are h...
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New release with aromas of green apple, newly cut hay, and pineapple. The aromas combine with tropical fruit flavors for a luscious, long cool finish....
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Saturated inky colors from rim to center. Delicate aromas of black cherry, cocoa, meat, lavender and cassis float from the glass. The wine opens to reveal hints of compost and cardamom. Deep fruit flavors and a lush palate give way to soft ta...
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