The Oak Accord Written by: Ian Hays When you think of an Oregon forest, what trees do you envision seeing along a forested nature hike? Most likely you’ll think of a Douglas fir, Bigleaf Maple, or the Red Alder, which all grow ubiquitously around Oregons’...
March is Women’s History Month The Art of Winemaking, traditionally a male-dominated field, has found its way into the talented hands of some incredible women! That’s right, women have stepped out of the shadows, rolled up their sleeves, donned their rubber boots, and...
How do they do that? Tiny Bubbles! How do they do that? I think Don Ho said it best: Tiny bubbles In the wine Make me happy Make me feel fine So why do we love those tiny bubbles? Is it the tickle of those delicate ebullitions on your nose? Or the sophistication you...
Greetings from Wine Country! We’ve made it through the holidays and are looking forward to the new year with plenty to explore and experience in Oregon Wine Country. Did you know the combination of our cool, rainy weather and dark woods provides the perfect...
O Tannenbaum! When people around the country think of Oregon, naturally visions of towering, evergreen forests spring to mind. And they aren’t wrong. Oregon does pride herself on the acres upon acres of verdant conifers filling the land, split occasionally by jagged,...
While Oregon is famous for our lovely, delicate Pinot Noir grape, you may be surprised to learn that Oregon is the third largest producer in the US of another red fruit – the cranberry! While Oregon falls just behind New Jersey’s cranberry production (510,000...
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