Boutique wineries????
Sep 21st, 2005, 04:02 PM
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Boutique wineries????
My wife and I will be in the Williamette in early October and could really use some suggestions regarding the valley's vineyards.
We are both primarily red drinkers - obviously Pinots etc.
Thnaks
We are both primarily red drinkers - obviously Pinots etc.
Thnaks
Sep 21st, 2005, 04:30 PM
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I am not sure which ones of these wineries have a tasting room but they would be worth searching out. Many boutique wineries are not open to the public.
Adelsheim
Chateau Ste. Michelle (not really boutiquey but good none the less)
Beaux Freres
Elk Cove
Chehalem
Domaine Drouhin
Panther Creek Cellars
King Estate (again not boutique, but still a decent house)
North Star
Ponzi
If you find some of these are only open to people in the "trade" talk to your local wine store and see if they can help set you up on a tour as a good customer.
Adelsheim
Chateau Ste. Michelle (not really boutiquey but good none the less)
Beaux Freres
Elk Cove
Chehalem
Domaine Drouhin
Panther Creek Cellars
King Estate (again not boutique, but still a decent house)
North Star
Ponzi
If you find some of these are only open to people in the "trade" talk to your local wine store and see if they can help set you up on a tour as a good customer.
Sep 21st, 2005, 06:51 PM
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Some of those above are Oregon and some are Washington State. I guess I got a little carried away, lol. This is a good site about wineries. It should help. http://travelenvoy.com/wine.htm
Sep 22nd, 2005, 11:38 AM
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We just returned from an Oregon trek and did the Willamette Valley. There are so many great wineries - especially as you drive on 99W - and a few of our favorites were:
Duck Pond...fairly great wine for the
prices - and a nice winery
Argyle...known primarily for their
champagnes, but they are
great! Their pinot is well-
done, too.
Erath...up in the hills above Dundee
Be sure to drive up another
1/2-mile and check out The
Black Walnut Inn, a new and
gorgeous b&b where we were so
happy to have stayed while
there.
Torii Mor...it's overrated by locals
Sokol Blosser...nice tasting room -
wine just OK - but worth a
visit. Nice staff.
It's always just fun to take a day & do tastings. Be aware that almost ALL have tasting fees...usually $5/pp.
Duck Pond...fairly great wine for the
prices - and a nice winery
Argyle...known primarily for their
champagnes, but they are
great! Their pinot is well-
done, too.
Erath...up in the hills above Dundee
Be sure to drive up another
1/2-mile and check out The
Black Walnut Inn, a new and
gorgeous b&b where we were so
happy to have stayed while
there.
Torii Mor...it's overrated by locals
Sokol Blosser...nice tasting room -
wine just OK - but worth a
visit. Nice staff.
It's always just fun to take a day & do tastings. Be aware that almost ALL have tasting fees...usually $5/pp.
Sep 22nd, 2005, 01:35 PM
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Our favorites were Domaine Drouhin and Archery Summit for the Pinot Noir. We had a very nice lunch at the Dundee Bistro. Would love to visit Carlton Winemakes Studio next time and have a meal at Joel Palmer House in Dayton. Cheers! ***kim*** 
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