Oregon
Oregon is Pinot Noir and sparkling wine country, centred on the Willamette Valley.
Where to go in Oregon
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Willamette Valley The valley runs about 150 miles south from Portland with more than 700 wineries. Drive time About 45 minutes south of Portland Fees $25–60 Grapes Pinot Noir, sparkling wine -
Southern Oregon Southern Oregon's cooler climate and high elevation make its Pinot Noir and Chardonnay stand out.
Map of wineries in Oregon
Oregon
6 wineries on the map
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- Dundee Hills
- Eola-Amity Hills
- Chehalem Mountains
From my trips to Oregon
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Ten Best U.S. Wine Vacations (Updated 2026)
As much as I love an overseas wine trip, some of the best tastings I’ve ever sat down for have been within a few…
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Oregon Sparkling Wine: What to Know + My Visit to Method Oregon in the Willamette Valley
Oregon is known for its Pinot Noir, but did you know that there’s some pretty incredible sparkling wine coming out of the state as…
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A Guide to McMinnville, Oregon — Where Tradition Gets Reimagined
Note: This post was made possible by Visit McMinnville. As always, all thoughts and opinions are my own. If you’ve been following me for…
Last updated September 30, 2026