NEWS / FEATURES
Like years before, Confluence: A Wine, Beer, Seafood & Music Festival promises to be a relaxing and memorable Oregon Coast event.
Valentine’s Day is all about chocolate and, for many, wine. Bringing the two together seems easy enough, but not all matches are equal. For Port and chocolate, I do believe it is a match made in hedonist heaven.
Many Portlanders fall in love on the corner of S.E. 28th and Pine. Some even declare it love at first sight.
Successful "Wine Country Half Marathon" series already drawing thousands in California announces expansion to Oregon with a Labor Day weekend race.
Two great new Inns open in Wine Country
Setting the Record Straight: Oregon’s 2007 Pinot Noirs are true to form, tasty with food
Southern Oregon Wine Institute
Oregon Wine Industry fondly remembers four men.
Quotes & Notes on Papa Pinot
Papa Pinot lived a life of family, friends and firsts
David Russell Lett {1939–2008}
News Briefs for January 2009
Low yields reduce total production, but high quality softens loss
Indie Wine Fest works to strengthen, expand its nonprofit parent
Conference discusses Southern Oregon’s wine economy
Willamette Valley Wineries Association elects 16 new members
Newly installed system at DDO is Oregon wine industry’s largest
Winderlea makes the most of mature Dundee Hills vineyards
News Briefs for February 2009
The San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition is the largest judging of domestically produced wines in the U.S. Here are the results of Oregon’s showing:
The sixth annual Flavors of Carlton combines wine, food and art to raise funds for Carlton Together Cares
