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Notable Contributors
- Andrus, Gary
(Archery Summit & Gypsy Dancer)
- Arterberry, Fred Jr
(Arterberry Winery)
- Bagnall, Byrce
(Bryce Vineyard)
- Biehl, Bettina
(Eugene Wine Cellars)
- Bradley, John
(Bradley Vineyard)
- Brooks, James “Jimi” F
(Brooks Wines)
- Cary, Stephen J
(Yamhill Valley Vineyards)
- Coury, Charles J
(Coury Winery)
- Dauenhauer, Lores
(Hauer Of The Dauen Winery)
- Davenport, Joan
(Wine Country Farm)
- DeVito, Phil
(Oregon’s Sommelier)
- Garvin, Vern
(Cliff Creek)
- Green, Patricia
(Patricia Green Cellars)
- Hess, Aron
(Daedalus Cellars)
- Hinman, Doyle
(Hinman Vineyards Winery,
DW Hinman Cellars,
Five H Wines
)
- Hitchings, Wayne
(Sienna Ridge Estate & Red Hills Douglas County Vineyard)
- King, Ed Jr
(King Estate Winery)
- Klaffke, Forest
(Willamette Valley V’yard)
- Knudsen, Calvert “Cal”
(Knudsen Vineyard)
- Kohnert, Arnold
(Pompadour Vineyard)
- Lamy, Jeff
(Lamy Winery Consultants)
- Lett, David
(Eyrie Vineyards)
- Lombard, Porter
(Oregon State University Professor & Grapevine Researcher)
- McDaniel, Jim
(McDaniel Vineyards & “Renaissance Man”)
- Mozeico, Howard
(Et Fille Wines)
- Parker, Deedy
(Melrose Vineyards)
- Powell, Sarah
(Sarah Powell Wines)
- Purdy, Michael
(Orchard Heights Vineyard & Winerys)
- Redman, Bill
(Redman Wines)
- Reinke, Mary
(Honeywood Winery)
- Shafer, Harvey
(Shafer Vineyard Cellars)
- Sommer, Richard
(Hillcrest Vineyard)
- Starr, Rachel R
(Starr Winery)
- Stoller, Cathy
(Stoller Vineyard)
- Teppola, David R
(Laurel Ridge Winery)
- Thomas, Michael G
(Wine Tours Northwest)
- Troon, Dick
(Troon Vineyard)
- Von Pessl, John & Edward
(Early Wine Pioneers, Umpqua Valley)
- Wizer, Gene
(Wizer’s Fine Wines)
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Joan Davenport (1937-2013)
Joan Davenport moved to Dayton in 1990 and bought a 13 acre property that included a house, a historic barn built in 1870, and a 5-acre vineyard that was first planted in 1970. The vineyard is reported to be the second oldest planting in the red hills of Dundee.
After much work she opened the Wine Country Farm Bed & Breakfast. In 2006 she built a winery and tasting room and established Armonea Wines. In Spanish Armonea means “harmony”. The red poppy was her favorite flower and honors those serving in the military.
Wine Country Farm was listed in the “1000 Places to See Before You Die; World Edition”.
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