written by Carrie Wynkoop of Cellar 503
J. Scott Cellars is part of the burgeoning urban winery scene in Eugene, with a facility in an industrial park on the outskirts of town. The brick-and-mortar location is a nice step in J. Scott’s evolution.
Without a personal fortune to sink into wine, he’s bootstrapped his way up, starting with a production of just 100 cases—now closing in on 2,000.
We are excited to feature this wine in our March selection highlighting urban wineries outside of Portland.
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