Resonance Vineyard is a 20-acre vineyard in the Yamhill-Carlton AVA now owned by one of Burgundy’s most illustrious domaines, Maison Louis Jadot. The Oregon vineyard was first planted to Pinot Noir in 1981 by Kevin and Carla Chambers, owners of an Oregon vineyard management and development company. For nearly 20 years the couple sold their grapes from Resonance to other wineries, and along the way they achieved biodynamic certification. Starting in 2006, however, the Chambers began making their own wine with some of their Resonance Vineyard grapes. In 2013 the vineyard was purchased by Maison Louis Jadot, one of Burgundy’s most storied producers. It was the first time the Louis Jadot had purchased vineyards outside of Burgundy, and the maison sent Jacques Lardière, their legendary winemaker who was at that time retired, to oversee cultivation, vinification and aging of the wines. In reviewing one of the 2014 vintages, Wine Advocate noted that “Jacques Lardière, the eternal retiree, has crafted another delicious Pinot Noir that is going to win a lot of fans.” The estate makes Pinot Noir and white wines.