Bridgeview's vineyards reflect the family's German heritage. The estate vineyard is densely planted in the European style of six-foot row and four-foot vine spacing to Chardonnay, Gewürztraminer, Müller Thurgau, Muscat, Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir, and Riesling. In 1998 Bridgeview added an 80-acre vineyard located in the Applegate Valley planted to Merlot and other Bordeaux varietals. The Applegate Valley recently has been approved Oregon's sixth appellation and is known for its deep, well-drained soils, warm days and cool nights well-suited, for the Merlot and other Bordeaux varietals Bridgeview has planted there.

Almost all of the grapes for Bridgeview wines are grown in the 85-acre estate vineyards in the Illinois Valley and the 80-acre vineyard located in the Applegate Valley. The rocky soils of the vineyards lend distinctively delicious aromas and flavors to the grapes. Meticulous attention to pruning insures that each vine produces fewer grapes with correspondingly greater varietal character. Every aspect of the vineyard operation, in fact, is carefully managed from planting to harvest to encourage flavor intensity.

Bridgeview Vineyard Located in the Illinois Valley Planted in 1982 Pinot Noir 18 acres Pinot Gris: 15 acres Chardonnay 10 acres Riesling: 20 acres Gewurztraminer: 12 acres Muller Thurgau 5 acres Muscat 5 acres Total of: 85 acres	Bridgeview's Applegate Vineyard Located in the Applegate Valley Planted in 1998 Merlot 35 acres Planted in 1999 Cabernet Sauvignon 10 acres Chardonnay, Dijon Clone 7 acres Cab-Franc 1 acre Syrah 7 acres Riesling 17 acres Sangiovese 3 acres Total of 80 acres
Bear Creek Vineyard Located in the Illinois Valley Planted in 1999 Pinot Noir 30 acres Planted in 2001 Pinot Noir 10 acres Total of 40 acres