The American state of Oregon has developed a strong reputation for its winemaking traditions and excellent wine production. Currently, Oregon produces the 4th highest quantity of wine in America – after California, New York, […]
January 1920: Beginning in this month, due to the onset of Prohibition, imports of commercial booze created in other countries entered the United States via Mexican and Canadian border crossings and the seacoasts. In […]
This Day in Oregon Wine History Early Oregon wine pioneers are a mix of dreamers and tenacious trailblazers, unconcerned with what the experts say is impossible. The history of the Oregon wine business has […]
History of Willamette Valley Two-thirds of the state's wineries and vineyards are located in the Willamette Valley, the oldest wine region in Oregon, which is also home to more than 700 wineries. It is […]
Oregon Wine History Timeline Oregon had a long history of wine production before the state was established. Although Oregon wine production has been a prominent industry since the 1960s, grapes were first cultivated there […]
The Willamette Valley wine region, in the northwest corner of Oregon, encompasses parts of four counties with[1] 28 different AVAs (American Viticultural Areas). With more than 2,600 acres of vineyards, it's the second-largest grape-growing […]
A Catastrophic flood that nurtured wineries occurred thousands of years ago making William Valley the place to be if you are looking for great-tasting wine backed by a rich and fascinating history! The Famous […]
Wine Profile Series: Gewürztraminer Gewürztraminer is certainly a unique varietal. The white wine grape is known for its intense perfume, exotic bouquet, and rich extract. Wines made with Gewürztraminer can range from super sweet […]
David Lett and the Oregon Wine Industry Oregon's wine history would be incomplete and perhaps a "phantom tale" without David Lett. Considering the enormous role he played in drawing the world's attention to the […]
October 9 1996: It was on this day when the grapes of Moss Wood Cabernet Sauvignon from Margaret River, Australia, were harvested, making it the Vintage Year for this Wine. October 9, 2008: On […]
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