In addition to producing world-renowned wines, the wineries have set themselves apart through collaboration, sustainability leadership and passionate winemaking. Chehalem Mountains and Ribbon Ridge The Chehalem Mountains and Ribbon Ridge are joined by a love of fine wine and the terrain, elevation and climate within the boundaries of a single geological miracle.
From Parrett Mountain to the south, and running northwest across Bald Peak and Ribbon Ridge, the Chehalem Mountains region is known for rich, elegant and complex wines including benchmark Pinot noir. With beautiful vineyards, eclectic tasting rooms, farm-to-table restaurants and other northwest cultural and recreational places of interest just a short drive from Portland, the Chehalem Mountains and Ribbon Ridge offer something for everyone.
Get more information the Chehalem Mountains or Ribbon Ridge. Dundee Hills Whether you are a first time visitor or a connoisseur of Oregon wines, no visit is complete without spending some time in the Dundee Hills. With more than 30 wineries, including many of the founders of the Oregon wine community who established this region as a world-class area to make Pinot noir, to the rising stars who have made their mark with stellar wines over the last decade, there is always something new to learn about the wines of the Dundee Hills.
The east side of the Cascade Foothills is also home to more than a dozen boutique winery experiences. The family owned vineyards each provide their own unique environment in a touring region that has something for everyone. These hills are coated with soils formed from ancient marine sediments, derived from massive primordial lava flows or deposited by post-glacial floods of biblical proportions.
Heart of Willamette Wineries The small, boutique wineries of located in the heart of the Willamette are friendly, family owned destinations that reflect the natural beauty and diversity of the Willamette Valley.
The producers are dedicated to producing high quality wines at affordable prices making this a prime destination for wine lovers. Major Varieties. Additional Varieties. Ratio of Red to White production:. Willamette Valley AVA Shared with Idaho. Snake River Valley. Vinifera Acreage Planted. When the Willamette Valley AVA was first authorized , its geographic description included some 3. Regional Map. AVA Overviews. Diversity Statement. Wine and Place. All Rights Reserved. Uncover some of the best mountain biking trails not just in Oregon but in the world — along with stellar hiking trails, steaming hot springs, angling opportunities and colorful communities.
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