Susan Sokol Blosser emerged as a pioneer of Oregon Wine, at a time when few women led in agriculture and business.

Susan Sokol Blosser

Author & Wine Pioneer

Oregon wine pioneer and sustainability trailblazer, Susan Sokol Blosser drove tractors, pruned vines, and helped build one of the state’s most iconic wineries. From certified-organic vineyards to the first LEED-certified winery building in the U.S., her work reflects a hands-on approach to building something enduring. Her books explore entrepreneurship, leadership, and family, blending grit, creativity, and environmental passion into every story.

Stories From The Vineyard & Beyond

Books exploring entrepreneurship, leadership, family, and the early days of Oregon wine.

"Pioneering entrepreneur, visionary civic leader, occasional rabble-rouser, Susan Sokol Blosser is all this and more. She is a true Oregon icon with a voice that never fails to entertain, education, and inspire."

Kerry Tymchuk

Executive Director, Oregon Historical Society

Praise for The Vineyard Years

"A vicarious ride through the challenges and joys of building a winery, a family, and an industry, from the ground up. Peppered with personal recipes that make you want to head to the kitchen and cook...Grab a glass and prepare to be swept away to the hills of Oregon's wine country."

"Susan maps the important struggle of balancing a powerful career with family and moving through it with grace and intention...Bravo, Susan, for creating a work-life balance and being a steady example to women everywhere."

"Susan is an incredible role model...She has tackled so many 'firsts,' paving the way for women today to pursue their passions and achieve success in traditionally male-dominated industries. If you are seeking encouragement and inspiration to get out of your comfort zone...this book is a must read."

Life, Leadership, and Stories from the Vineyard

Essays and reflections on wine, work, family, and the lessons learned along the way.

Susan Sokol Blosser emerged as a pioneer of Oregon Wine, at a time when few women led in agriculture and business.