Ackley Beverage Group Changes Name, Seeks New Brands

Ackley Beverage Group has changed its name to Ackley Brands and said it is actively seeking new wine partnerships and acquisition opportunities.

Recently, Ackley Brands launched Borealis, a new Oregon Pinot Noir. Last year, the company debuted Cataclysm Wine Co, its first Washington wine, featuring a Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, and Red Blend. In 2020, the company released its inaugural collection of Landlines Estates, a luxury wine crafted from small, distinct lots of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay from Tidalstar Vineyard in the Yamhill-Carlton AVA. Over the past six years, the company has amplified the national notoriety of Montinore Estate, one of the nation’s largest producers of Biodynamic estate wines, with an expanded national sales team, professional services, and financial support.

Ackley Brands currently manages over 400 acres of pristine land in Oregon, including Montinore Estate’s 200-acre vineyard in the Tualatin Hills AVA, Tidalstar vineyard’s 30 acres and 177 additional acres in the Yamhill-Carlton AVA, where the company has begun planting a new vineyard. All vineyard sites are managed using organic and biodynamic farming practices.

In addition to growing its portfolio of wines, Ackley Brands will be opening two tasting rooms this summer. In McMinnville, Oregon, the company is opening The Grove featuring Montinore Estate and Landlines Estates. In Woodinville, Washington, Ackley Brands will occupy two spaces at the curated Wine Walk Row of the Schoolhouse District, also showcasing Montinore Estate and Landlines Estates wines.

“It’s a very exciting time for us. Our growing number of brands and brick and mortar expansion are a testament to our commitment to the Northwest wine industry,” said Brandon Ackley, president. “We look forward to introducing new consumers to our wines across the country, while building more personal connections with the community at our tasting rooms.”

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