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PURE & NATURAL NEVER TASTED THIS GOOD!

Hand-crafted for Quality...Lab-tested for Purity.

Pure & Natural

At Lifevine, we know that just having fewer calories and less sugar in our wine isn’t enough. We believe wine should be free of harmful pesticides as well as industrial and environmental contaminants. That is why our wines have been evaluated for these substances that would never be found on a product label. Lifevine wines are the ONLY Certified Pesticide Free wines in America.

Transparency

We believe that you should know what’s in your wine in order to make more informed decisions about what you put in your body. That’s why we are the first winery to include both serving facts and ingredients on our back label.

Lab Tested & Certified

Tested for the highest standard of purity! Our wines have been independently sampled and tested in an accredited analytical chemistry laboratory for harmful environmental contaminants and toxins and over 200 pesticides.

Lifevine Cabernet Sauvignon & Chardonnay Winemaker

Ed Killian has been making award-winning wines in Sonoma County, CA for more than 30 years.

With a master’s degree in Enology from UC Davis and decades of experience, Ed has a thorough understanding of the soils and microclimates in Sonoma County, as well as close associations with many of the area’s winegrowers.

Lifevine Pinot Noir Winemaker

Travis has spent 15 years in the Food and Beverage Industry, where he developed an interest in wine. The interest became a passion and he moved to Oregon to pursue a career making cool-climate wines. He started as a harvest intern, gaining full-time employment as a cellar hand in 2017, and has moved through the ranks of the cellar to Winemaker. Hard work and dedication has led him to the helm of producing Oregon wines for Lifevine as well as Great Oregon Wines Duck Pond Cellars and Rascal.

When not at the winery, Travis farms 2.5 acres of Pinot Noir in the Chehalem Mountains, fishes for steelhead in the coastal rivers, and annoys his wife and dog with his guitar playing.