Botaneity
EST. 2021Salem, OregonA family creates natural wine with an emphasis on
sustainable farming and minimal intervention in Oregon’s
Eloa-Amity wine region, and welcomes guests to Stangeland Vineyards for tastings and special events.
Reasons To Go
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Celebrate at the Vineyard
Botaneity hosts elopements and micro-weddings at Stangeland Vineyards, which include a hand-painted bottle of wine keepsake for the couple, and bubbles, charcuterie, and chocolate truffles.
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Spend a Day Amongst the Vines
Join a pop-up event, from yoga sessions with wine and truffles in the vines to their annual Fête Bohème festival with music and art to mark the end of the summer.
Explore The Vineyard
“We believe wine is meant to be shared with friends over bread and effervescent conversation, thoughtfully made with minimalist methods and an emphasis on sustainable farming. Our wines are a love letter to Mother Earth and those friends who gather around our table.”
— Kayla Borgen and Robert Lauer, Co-Founders of Botaneity
What Rings True — The Cowbell Difference
Agriculture
Stangeland Vineyards, where Botaneity grows its grapes, is farmed organically and sustainably, using grapevine placement and no-till farming to prevent soil erosion.
Locality
Book a stay in the Root Cellar suite at Botaneity’s circa 1870 farmhouse for a cozy jumping-off point to explore Oregon’s wine-rich Willamette Valley.
Enrichment
Visit Stangeland’s reimagined Tasting Room to sample award-winning pinot noir and learn more about one of the region’s oldest vineyards.
Meet The Stewards
Robert Lauer
Co-Founder
Kayla Borgen
Co-FounderRobert Lauer and Kayla Borgen oversee winemaking and events at Stangeland Vineyards and, in 2021, founded Botaneity, a sustainable wine brand part of the deep roots coalition, dedicated to terroir-driven viticulture without irrigation.