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Tuesday, July 8th, 2008
Oregon Wine Regions
All Oregon wineries
Yamhill County
Portland
North Willamette Valley
Eola Hills
South Willamette Valley
Willamette Valley
Umpqua Valley
Rogue Valley
Applegate Valley
Columbia Gorge
Oregon Coast
Eastern Oregon
Central Oregon
Oregon Wine Related Features
Chocolate wine: Wine discoveries at the end of the Lewis & Clark Trail
Monday December 1st 2003
Nestled amid the maritime trade and Lewis & Clark history of Astoria, Ore., is a most interesting little winery.
Wine touring on the Lewis & Clark Trail
Sunday June 1st 2003
Thomas Jefferson would be proud of the wine country that Lewis and Clark unearthed while looking for the mythical Northwest Passage.
SakeOne
Sunday September 1st 2002
Oregon may seem an unlikely place for a sake brewery, but it’s really a logical home for a thriving new business that aims to capitalize on a population that is embracing the traditions of wine from a nontraditional location — the Pacific Northwest.
Oregon shines in our judging of 141 Pinot Noirs from throughout the Pacific Northwest
Saturday June 1st 2002
For more than three decades, Pinot Noir has been Oregon’s signature wine. So it was no surprise that out of the top 16 wines in Wine Press Northwest’s Pinot Noir judging, 15 were from Oregon.
Viniculture from the Counterculture
Friday March 1st 2002
Some people call him idiosyncratic, others say he’s a stubborn S.O.B., but a conversation about Myron Redford always turns to his passion for Pinot Noir and the excellent wines he makes at Oregon’s Amity Vineyards.
Capturing the Light: Ken Wright's quest for pinot perfection
Tuesday May 1st 2001
Perhaps no wine conveys the character of "place" like pinot noir. Altitude, climate, soil and the rocks beneath it help form the innate quality of the grape.
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