Ranked at No. 35 in the world by World’s Best Vineyards, Brooks Winery is east of Amity and is a dog-friendly winery with panoramic views and guided tours.
Read more on the Oregonian.
Ranked at No. 35 in the world by World’s Best Vineyards, Brooks Winery is east of Amity and is a dog-friendly winery with panoramic views and guided tours.
Read more on the Oregonian.
Winemakers, sustainability experts, and industry leaders honored with Oregon Wine Industry Awards, including the Outstanding Industry Leadership Award to Jeanne Feldkamp, Co-founder & Co-winemaker of Corollary Wines and Co-founder of Method Oregon.
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We celebrate our favorite Black-owned restaurants across Seattle and beyond, including Ezell’s Famous Chicken.
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Five Oregon couples on building wineries, relationships and a shared life, with Bryn Mawr Vineyards’ Jon and Kathy Lauer.
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Discover 15 winemakers you should keep an eye on in 2026, including Oregon’s Arabilis Wines.
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“The grapes are core to the quality of the wine,” says Kenny McMahon, a food scientist who studied sparkling wines at Washington State University before starting his own winery, Arabilis Wines.
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The Tacolate, a collaboration between Salt & Straw and Taco Bell, is now available!
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COURTESY OF ARABILIS AND OREGON SPARKLING WINE CO.
“America may not be your first thought as to where your next great bubbly would originate, but it should be on your radar. Especially those from Oregon.”
Food & Wine features wine companies that practice méthode Champenoise in Oregon, including Arabilis Wines, Corollary Wines and Vinovate, as well as Method Oregon, which was created in 2025 to educate consumers about Oregon traditional-method sparkling wines.
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A roundup of the top sparkling wines in Oregon, featuring Arabilis, Method Oregon, Argyle, Adelsheim, Lytle-Barnett and Corollary from the Eola–Amity Hills AVA.
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The Setting Inn Willamette Valley is a breathtaking 10-acre property situated in the heart of Oregon wine country.
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Oregon’s cool-climate vineyards are redefining American sparkling wine—combining finesse, intensity, and terroir in one of the country’s most exciting wine scenes.
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LucidWild Estate’s new 15,000 square foot tasting room, called SkyTerraces + WineCaves, just opened in July 2025.
Read the full article in OregonLive.
The Setting Inn—a relative of a Napa winery and hotel—situates its guest rooms to stare out at the Chehalem Mountains.
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For a tasting room with Pacific Northwest views, there's no better option than the Willamette Valley.
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“Arabilis [within the Eola-Amity Hills AVA.], from husband-and-wife team Kenny and Allison McMahon. While many compare the region to Burgundy, the McMahons are more into Champagne. Traditional method sparkling wines stun here, but so do the oak-aged chardonnays, which taste like gorging yourself in a seaside fruit orchard.”
Read more on Portland Monthly.
Blair and L.J. Nicholas are pursuing a bold wine vision amid a downturn for the Oregon industry with LucidWild’s new tasting room.
Read more on Portland Business Journal.
Ezell's Famous Fried Chicken in Seattle serves Oprah's favorite fried chicken (though, according to a signed picture of Oprah on its wall, she also likes its sweet potato pie).
Read more on Tasting Table.
Vinepair says the Willamette Valley's vineyards and wineries are a more attractive travel destination than ever.
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Chemeketa Community College’s Wine Studies program is a comprehensive one-to-two-year curriculum where students split time between classroom learning and hands-on learning in the vineyard, winery and tasting room. In 2025, the program is celebrating 25 years.
Read more on Oregon Wine Press.
Salt & Straw’s innovate co-owner and chef turns food scraps into drool-worthy ice cream.
Watch on Cascade PBS’s The Nosh with Rachel Belle.