Willamette Valley Vineyards Announces Intention to Separate President and Chief Executive Officer Roles The Oregon winery begins 2025 with a search for a candidate to serve as its Chief Executive Officer with founder Jim Bernau continuing to serve as President...
The never-ending quest for better bubbles in the Rocks District “Who doesn’t love bubbles? They bring joy and the promise of a good time,” says Toby Turlay, the visionary behind Ducleaux Cellars. Nestled in Oregon’s storied Rocks District, this small, family-run...
Just in time for the holidays, we are excited to share the winners of our 13th Annual Best of the Northwest Wine Awards! Get your shopping list - we have something for everyone and every occasion. Whether you are looking for a special gift for a host, a holiday...
OREGON, November 12, 2024 - The Oregon wine community's premier philanthropic event, ¡Salud! The Oregon Pinot Noir Auction, concluded its 33rd annual celebration with unprecedented success, raising an extraordinary $1.4 million to support healthcare services for...
For Robb Zimmel of Cerebella Winery, winemaking wasn’t in the cards — or at least, not in the way he’d imagined it might be for those born into vineyard families. He grew up in North Dakota, where wine culture was almost non-existent, yet he was captivated by it...
Oregon’s Yamhill-Carlton AVA is known for its Pinot, and for good reason. But there’s a growing number of winemakers utilizing this aromatic white. “Riesling has always been something we do, not because it’s our most successful wine, but it’s something we...
Time to reconsider this ubiquitous varietal — it’s not the grape you hate, but the style In the six-plus years I’ve spent in the wine industry, one of my least — and simultaneously most favorite — responses I hear from winery patrons when asked what they like to...
Ladies and gents, it’s that time of year again: the Fourth of July. Where Americans celebrate with a riot of fireworks, questionable fashion choices (we see you, Uncle Sam top hat) and, of course, copious amounts of food and booze. Sure, anyone can crack open a...
In their book Tightrope: Americans Reaching for Hope, Pulitzer Prize winning authors and farmers Nicolas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn tell the stories of rural Americans living in Yamhill, Oregon — some of which were Kristof’s childhood friends. These accountings...
Award-winning brewery debuts second wine offering and $1 case shipping in OR, WA, CA & DC After launching its wine program last fall with an oak-aged Pinot Gris, Eugene’s Alesong Brewing & Blending is releasing its first red wine: Pinot Noir. Sourcing 2022...
