Koosah Vineyard Chardonnay earns 97 points, among Oregon's best

The entire 2022 vintage of Koosah Vineyard Chardonnay—3,522 bottles and 30 magnums—vanished into club members' cellars immediately upon release, according to Robb Report .

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Amina El-Sayed

May 18, 2026 · 2 min read

Golden glass of Koosah Vineyard Chardonnay in a sunlit Oregon vineyard, representing the wine's high scores and premium quality.

The entire 2022 vintage of Koosah Vineyard Chardonnay—3,522 bottles and 30 magnums—vanished into club members' cellars immediately upon release, according to Robb Report. The rapid sell-out confirms its elite status, positioning Koosah among contenders for Oregon's best Chardonnay vineyard by 2026. Yet, despite its owner mandating an $80 minimum bottle price for wines made from its fruit, at least one producer sells a Koosah-sourced Chardonnay for $69.99. The tension suggests Koosah Vineyard Chardonnay's prestige and pricing power will continue to rise, even as some producers test its minimum price boundaries.

The Unquestionable Quality of Koosah Chardonnay

Recent scores for Chardonnay from Koosah Vineyard have ranged between 93 and 97 points, according to Robb Report. Such consistently high critical acclaim solidifies Koosah's reputation, cementing its status among Oregon's top Chardonnay regions.

A Premium Price, With a Catch

Résonance Wines sells Koosah fruit to producers including Walter Scott, Martin Woods, 00, and Morgen Long, with a mandated minimum of $80 per bottle, according to Robb Report. The pricing floor underscores Koosah's confidence in its fruit's premium value and its unique power to dictate market pricing for its grapes.

The Power Behind the Grapes

Koosah Vineyard is owned by Résonance Wines, the Oregon outpost of Maison Louis Jadot, according to Robb Report. The backing by a major international wine group grants Koosah a significant and influential position, enhancing its ability to shape market value within the Oregon wine industry.

Continued Acclaim for Koosah-Sourced Wines

The 2023 Martin Woods Chardonnay Koosah Vineyard received 92 points, according to Wine-pages. Such consistent high scores from diverse producers confirm the vineyard's inherent quality, ensuring a sustained legacy of critical recognition for Koosah-sourced Chardonnay.

The tension between Koosah's mandated premium and its occasional availability at lower price points suggests its market dynamics will remain complex, likely offering both exclusivity and unexpected value to discerning collectors.