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Celebrating 25 Years at RoxyAnn Winery

 

We are celebrating 25 years of wine this year at RoxyAnn Winery! We are planning a big celebration bash for August 29th and all are welcome. RoxyAnn’s historic property has a much longer history of orchard and farming before the winery was established. Established in 1908 by the Parsons family, the property had previously only grown fruit trees. Then in 1997, 20 acres of vineyards were planted by Jack Day (grandson of Reginald Parsons). In 2001, RoxyAnn Winery was born with the production of 200 cases of Claret. We are proud to have a rich, multi-generational history as a Southern Oregon winery. We were one of the first wineries in the Rogue Valley and the winery is still in the family. It is currently owned by Jack Day’s children, Chad Day & Crissie Olson.

Our Tasting Room, The Honor Barn, is a historic gem in Medford, Oregon, dating back to 1918. It has earned a spot on the National Register of Historic Places. It featuring a kitchen, tasting bar, expansive seating and still holds historic charm through preserved original beams and hardwood plank floors. The renovated barn now serves as our spacious and welcoming tasting room. It was originally used by the community to purchase fresh peaches, pears, and apples from our orchard using the honor system. Visitors can still buy Hillcrest Orchard fruit outside the Tasting Room using this same honor system today.

Our history if part of what makes RoxyAnn Winery unique and being family owned and local is who we are and who we have always been. We do our best to showcase this to our customers every day in our family-friendly environment. We are excited to be saying, “Cheers to 25 Years!”.