This image shows a page from a scrapbook documenting the history of Amity Vineyards and the Oregon wine industry. This page includes a photo of Myron Redford and Janis Checchia from 1976, part of an Amity Vineyards wine label, and an information sheet about Northwest grapes and the philosophy of Amity Vineyards.

This image shows a page from a scrapbook documenting the history of Amity Vineyards and the Oregon wine industry. Various documents pertaining to the Summer Solstice Wine Festival (held June 17-18, 1978 and hosted by Amity Vineyards) are included, as well as a photo of Myron Redford.

This image shows a page from a scrapbook documenting the history of Amity Vineyards and the Oregon wine industry. The photo on the left shows Myron Redford working in his winery.

This image shows a page from a scrapbook documenting the history of Amity Vineyards and the Oregon wine industry. The lower left photo shows Myron Redford working in the vineyard with several men; the lower right photo shows (left to right) co-owners Myron Redford, Ione Redford (Myron's mother), and Janis Checchia.

This document shows a price list for older wines being re-released by Amity Vineyards in the late 1990s. The following wines were available: the 1981 Estate Pinot Noir, the 1985 Winemakers Reserve Pinot Noir, the 1986 Estate Pinot Noir, the 1988 Willamette Valley Pinot Noir, the 1982 Riesling, the 1988 Willamette Valley Chardonnay, and the 1993 Oregon Chardonnay Reserve. The price sheet features reviews from Robert Parker and The New York Wine Cellar.

In this document, Amity Vineyards announces the winery's opening celebration, which took place on January 22, 1977. The invitation also announces the release of the 1976 Pinot Noir Nouveau, the first wine available for purchase from Amity Vineyards.

This image shows a dinner menu from the Eleventh Annual Oregon Wine Festival (Umpqua Region), also known as "The Greatest of the Grape." The event was held in 1980 in Roseberg, Oregon.

This letter from Seattle Times wine columnist Tom Stockley describes an error Stockley made in one of his columns regarding the Nouveau Pinot Noir from Amity Vineyards.

This document announces the release and tasting of the award-winning 1978 Winemakers Reserve Oregon Pinot Noir and the 1980 Oregon Pinot Noir from Amity Vineyards. The 1978 Winemakers Reserve Oregon Pinot Noir was one of 11 American Pinot noirs recognized by Vintage Magazine as being of "Outstanding Quality."

These wine labels from Amity Vineyards describe its 1999 Willamette Valley Estate Pinot Noir, a single vineyard release. The label features an Amity Estate iris, named for the wine and grown by Schreiner's Iris Gardens of Salem, Oregon.

This document shows the results from the wine judging at the 1977 Wine Festival sponsored by the Enological Society of the Pacific Northwest.

This document describes the 1976 Pinot Noir Nouveau from Amity Vineyards. It was the first Nouveau produced in Oregon.

This information sheet describes the 2002 Oregon Pinot Noir from Amity Vineyards. Grape origin, cellar treatment, and wine statistics are also noted. An image of the wine label is included.

This information sheet describes the 2001 Oregon Pinot Noir from Amity Vineyards. Grape origin, cellar treatment, and wine statistics are also noted. An image of the wine label is included.

This information sheet describes the 1999 Estate Pinot Noir from Amity Vineyards. Grape origin, cellar treatment, and wine statistics are also noted.

This information sheet describes the 1998 Oregon Pinot Noir from Amity Vineyards, using grapes grown at Dauenhauer Vineyard. Grape origin, cellar treatment, and wine statistics are also noted. An image of the wine label is included.

This information sheet describes the 1997 Oregon Pinot Noir from Amity Vineyards. Grape origin, cellar treatment, and wine statistics are also noted. An image of the wine label is included.

This information sheet describes the 1996 Oregon Pinot Noir from Amity Vineyards. Grape origin and wine statistics are also noted.

This information sheet describes the 1995 Oregon Pinot Noir from Amity Vineyards. Awards and reviews are also noted.

This information sheet describes the 1992 Oregon Pinot Noir from Amity Vineyards. Grape origin, cellar treatment, wine statistics, and awards and reviews are also noted.

This information sheet describes the 1991 Oregon Pinot Noir from Amity Vineyards. An image of the wine label, designed by Liisa Rahkonen, is also included. The label features an Amity quilt pattern (Open Rose).

This information sheet describes the 1986 Willamette Valley Pinot Noir from Amity Vineyards. Grape origin, cellar treatment, wine statistics, and awards and reviews (including one by Robert Parker) are also noted.

This information sheet describes the 1985 Estate Bottled Willamette Valley Oregon Pinot Noir from Amity Vineyards. Awards won and reviews of the wine (including one by Robert Parker) are included as part of the information sheet.

This information sheet describes the 1991 Estate Bottled Willamette Valley Oregon Pinot Noir from Amity Vineyards.

This information sheet describes the 1990 Oregon Pinot Noir from Amity Vineyards. Grape origin, cellar treatment, and wine statistics are also noted.