Willamette Valley Winery Recommendations

There are now over 900 wineries in Oregon - Here are just a few of my favorites to bring tour guests!

I always enjoy planning a personalized winery itinerary for my tour guests, reach out if you have any questions or requests.

Ribbon Ridge AVA

Island-like Ridge of Ancient Marine Sediment Consistently Producing High-scoring Vintages

Chehalem Mountains AVA

Willamette Valley's Most Diverse Compilation of Soils - Producing Complex and Unique Wines

Eola-Amity Hills AVA

Stretching to the South this AVA Hosts Many Small Producers of a Wide Array of Varietals

Laurelwood District AVA

Newly Defined - This Portion of the Chehalem Mountains Offers a Unique Charater of Laurelwood Soil

Dundee Hills AVA

Epicenter of Oregon Pinot Noir with Some of the Oldest Names and Vines

Yamhill-Carlton AVA

One of the Valley's Most Important Regions Made Up of Marine Sedimentary Silt-loam Soils

McMinnville AVA

At the Foothills of the Coastal Range - Basalt and Marine Sediments Host 10 Key Wineries

Tualatin Hills AVA

The Northwestern Portion of the Valley Hosts 10 Wineries Benefitting from the Taulatin Watershed