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One of Oregon’s most highly regarded family owned vineyards and wine experiences
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Map Of Oregon Wineries
How to Reach Wineries in Oregon
Wineries in Oregon are easily accessible by different means of transportation.
By Air
There are several airports where you can land to get closer to wineries in Oregon. The main and biggest airport in the state is Portland International Airport (PDX).
If you are travelling from another place in the United States or Canada, you can land at Eugene Airport (EUG), North Bend (OTH) that is served only by Delta Airlines and is very practical to reach wineries on the coast of Oregon and Redmond Municipal Airport (RDM).
If you are travelling from another place in the United States or Canada, you can land at Eugene Airport (EUG), North Bend (OTH) that is served only by Delta Airlines and is very practical to reach wineries on the coast of Oregon and Redmond Municipal Airport (RDM).
By Car
There is one main highway that you can drive along to get to wineries in Oregon. Highway 5 that connects Seattle, WA, Portland, OR, Eugene, OR and goes straight down to California.
Check our map of wineries in Oregon to see at what point of Highway 5 your chosen winery is.
Check our map of wineries in Oregon to see at what point of Highway 5 your chosen winery is.
By Train
The three main stations on the Oregon Coast that will get you close to wineries in Oregon are Eugene, Salem and Portland. The American train system is called Amtrak, check their website to get more information.
If you want to live an incredible experience, try the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad.
If you want to live an incredible experience, try the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad.
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Everything you need to know before you visit wineries in Oregon
Are you looking for the best wineries in Oregon?
We have rendered a list of wineries in Oregon open for visitors with direct booking options through our website. At WineTourism.com, we are always available to answer any questions and assist you to find the best fit when planning your wine experience in Oregon. We hope you will discover what makes the region particular and enjoy your exploration of memorable Oregon!
The best season to visit wineries in Oregon
The best season to visit wineries in Oregon is summer. Summers in Oregon are not too hot and extremely enjoyable, thanks to the influence of the mountains and the breeze from the Pacific Ocean. The coast area gets a bit more packed in summer, but is still very nice to have a glass of wine around the Portland area during the hot season.
What are wineries in Oregon like?
All wineries in Oregon have their own identity and their own characteristics, even though they share some common features.
- Wineries that operate following sustainable, organic and biodynamic farming principles
- Family-owned wineries
- Wineries born from the visions of enlightened entrepreneurs
- Award-winning wineries
- Wineries with vertical canopied vineyards
- Multi-generational wineries
The most common grape varieties and style of wines in Oregon
The most common grape varieties grown at wineries in Oregon are:
- Pinot Gris (white)
- Chardonnay (white)
- Riesling (white)
- Pinot Noir (red)
What do wineries in Oregon offer?
Wineries in Oregon offer their guests several facilities that will make your visit enjoyable.
The vast majority of wineries have reduced mobility access to welcome everyone at their wine tastings and tours and have parking spaces specifically for busses so groups can easily visit wineries in Oregon. All wineries have cellar door sales services. Many wineries in Oregon allow you to bring your pet along and take it with you along the visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
The most frequently asked questions by our visitors
What are the best wineries to visit in Oregon?
These are the best wineries to visit in Oregon:
Which wineries in Oregon have restaurants?
These wineries in Oregon have restaurants:
Which wineries in Oregon have accommodation services, either apartments, hotel rooms or a B&B?
These wineries in Oregon have accommodation:
How do you visit Oregon wineries?
Most of the wineries in Oregon are located in the wine regions in the countryside. The best way to prepare a visit to a winery in Oregon is to book your visit in advance on our website.
Which are the best wineries to visit in Oregon during my holiday or vacation?
The best wineries to visit during your holiday or vacation to Oregon are:
Which wineries in Oregon have cellar door sales?
These wineries in Oregon have cellar door sales:
Which wineries in Oregon are open to the public?
These wineries in Oregon are open to the public with booking in advance:
Are there any small & boutique wineries to visit in Oregon?
This is our selection of small & boutique wineries in Oregon that you can visit:
What are the best family wineries to visit in Oregon?
These are the best family wineries in Oregon that you can visit:
Are there any wineries near Portland, Salem or Eugene?
Use our interactive Oregon winery map to browse wineries near Portland, Salem or Eugene.
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reading more about Oregon?
Read our travel guide to the Oregon wine region, or discover our very selection of wine tastings and tours in Oregon and places to stay in Oregon.
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