Damn, This Was Good! No. 29
The history of Youngberg Hill is as complicated as such things often are in the West Coast wine industry. This land in Oregon's Willamette Valley was farmed by a Swede named Youngberg until 1987, when Norman Barnett, a financier from Boston, rolled in, bought the acreage and built an inn. In 1989, the legendary Ken Wright planted two vineyards here and …
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