Wine Enthusiast Magazine

Q&A: TALKING ’BOUT REGENERATION

Mimi Casteel is deeply rooted to Oregon’s Willamette Valley. She grew up at her parents’ trailblazing winery, Bethel Heights, in Eola-Amity Hills, and later stewarded the family vineyards to a more sustainable place. Today, Casteel tends her own vines on the site of a former Christmas tree farm just 10 miles from Bethel called Hope Well Wine.

While her small-batch Pinot Noir and Chardonnay have an avid

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