COMMENTARY
The Pacific Northwest’s only wine cooperage calls Mac home
Oregon’s Central Coast has high tides and high class
This Valentine’s Day, Oregonians have a lot to celebrate. Not only is it a day reserved for candy hearts and romance, but it is also Oregon’s birthday, 150 years to be exact.
Classic Wines Auction looks back at 25 successful years
Three Angels Winery enters market with wines seldom seen
Ashland art more lovely and temperate
The Oregon Wine Press was first published in 1984—then called the The Oregon Wine Calendar—by founders and longtime publishers Richard Hopkins and Elaine Cohen.
Vintage gets going in Marlborough, New Zealand
Oregon wine industry remains positive with its distinct product
Shakeout anticipated for Oregon industry over course of recession
It is April again, and if you remember last year—grape undies, John Paul, sparkling, a Napoleonesque hat—you know that OWP takes April Fools seriously, well, as much as you can for printed pranks.
A closer look at the fragmentation of an industry
Online sales, direct shipping bring big benefits to small wineries
Throughout Oregon Wine Country, flowers have blossomed, buds have broken and the summer tasting season has begun.
Four noted winemakers respond to Hatcher’s guest column
No matter the hemisphere, it’s all in the soil
Vineyard and winery owner Cal Knudsen dies at 85
“Summer afternoon, summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two most beautiful words in the English language.” —Henry James
Oregon’s 2007 Pinot Noirs are true to form and tasty with food
Arnold Kohnert (1922–2009)
Study’s tasters rate wine quality when told its price, or not
