Under the guidance of brewer Takumi Kuwabara, SakéOne has won more awards than any other domestic saké producer. ##Photo by Kathryn Elsesser

Saké & Cheese

Japanese rice spirit meets its mmmatch

Under the guidance of brewer Takumi Kuwabara, SakéOne has won more awards than any other domestic saké producer. ##Photo by Kathryn Elsesser

Saké & Cheese
Dr. Kim Perkins of NOBL Collective in L.A. addresses the eager crowd during the inaugural Assemblage Symposium hosted at the Mac Market in McMinnville on Jan. 14 and 15. ##Photo by Carolyn Wells-Kramer

Wine Women, Assemble!

New symposium sparks movement

Dr. Kim Perkins of NOBL Collective in L.A. addresses the eager crowd during the inaugural Assemblage Symposium hosted at the Mac Market in McMinnville on Jan. 14 and 15. ##Photo by Carolyn Wells-Kramer

Wine Women, Assemble!
Hanatoro Winery owners Kevin Bozada and Steve Thomson check their Cabernet Sauvignon vines at Octave Vineyard in the Walla Walla Valley. ##Photo provided

Building at the Edges

Hanatoro Winery a small but mighty endeavor

Hanatoro Winery owners Kevin Bozada and Steve Thomson check their Cabernet Sauvignon vines at Octave Vineyard in the Walla Walla Valley. ##Photo provided

Building at the Edges
Nicholas Kristof with wife Sheryl Wudunn and children Geoffrey and Caroline check on the cider apple trees planted on the family farm near Yamhill. ##Photo provided

Q&A: Nicholas Kristof

NYT columnist talks vines, cider, new book

Nicholas Kristof with wife Sheryl Wudunn and children Geoffrey and Caroline check on the cider apple trees planted on the family farm near Yamhill. ##Photo provided

Q&A: Nicholas Kristof
Russell and Delphine Gladhart of Winter’s Hill Estate. ##Photo by Andrea Johnson

Perle of the Willamette

Comparing Oregon’s Dundee Hills to Burgundy’s Vosne-Romanée

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Charred flatbread and housemade butter (right). Lamb plate to share: roasted loin, belly remoulade, braised shoulder, sausage, spiced lentils and creamed kale (left). Glazed carrots with mint gremolata and crispy wheat berries (middle). Smoked mussel skewers with pickle, radish and horseradish aioli (far right). ##Photo by Jeremy Fenske

Viking Spirit, Local Wine

Icelandic hotel salutes both native and adopted lands

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Oregon Wine Country Getaway Guide

North Willamette Valley

McMenamins Grand Lodge

McMenamins Grand Lodge

3505 Pacific Avenue
Forest Grove, OR 97116
503-992-9533 | mcmenamins.com
                                    

McMenamins Hotel Oregon

McMenamins Hotel Oregon

310 NE Evans Street
McMinnville, OR 97128
503-472-8427 | mcmenamins.com
                               

Bella Collina B&B

Bella Collina B&B

6280 SE Eola Hills Road
Amity, OR 97101
541-272-1700 | bellacollinabnb.com
                   

Douglas on Third

Douglas on Third

703 NE 3rd Street
McMinnville, OR 97128
503-437-1380 | douglasonthird.com
                          

Salem

AtTheJoy

5900 Zena Road
Salem, OR 97304
atthejoy.com
                 


Dallas

Westbrook Reserve

Westbrook Reserve

10255 Coville Road
Dallas, OR 97338
541-619-8410 | westbrook-reserve.com
                 


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EMPOURIUM

Digestifs

Finish supper with sippers

Strike a Match

Pairing wine with a range of hand-picked cigars

Wandering The Wedge

Delicious discoveries from Portland’s cheesiest festival

 

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COMMENTARY

Q&A: Nicholas Kristof

NYT columnist talks vines, cider, new book

All You Knead Is Dolcetto

White Salmon Baking Company crafts pizza-ready red

Crafty Cousins

Wine and saké: a culinary kinship

 

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