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Registration for the Oregon Wine Country Half Marathon on Labor Day weekend is now open.
Willamette Valley tasting Room managers hope to encourage the exchange of ideas, communication, and professional networking by forming a managers network.
Portland’s Classic Wines Auction last month raised more than $2.3 million for local children and families.
National Lighting Bureau releases report on effects of lighting on wine taste.
Science of Wine, three days of wine education, will be held May 6-8 in Ashland.
Visitors will be able to sip, taste and otherwise experience 21 wineries during North Willamette Vintners Wine Trail Weekend.
Wine industry pioneer Susan Sokol Blosser of Dundee will challenge first-term state Rep. Jim Weidner of Yamhill for the House District 24 seat.
Laurel Ridge Winery sets the bar high at its opening show.
Willamette Valley Vineyards wins for Riesling, Pinot Noir
Annual Eugene event is becoming more impressive than ever.
SIP Wine & Food Classic on March 12-14
'Sip' Wine & Food Classic announces winners
Winery and vineyard land sales mirror increased activity in production. Winegrapes are now Oregon’s 11th ranking agricultural product.
Linda Donovan is a new adjunct instructor at Umpqua Community College.
This spring students can enroll in classes related to vineyard management and winemaking.
Landon is new Director of Hospitality and Marketing at Hawks View Cellars
Murray has a decade of wine industry experience.
More than 700 people are expected at the annual auction on March 6
Each year winery owners sort through hundreds of requests for donations.
Spindrift wins Best of Show for Pinot Noir in Portland
Events, tasting on vineyard land debated, but allowed.