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Oregon wineries are located in an arc (map at right) rising from the southwestern Rogue Valley and Applegate Valley regions, up through the western part of Oregon and the Umpqua and Willamette regions, then veers east and continues along the majestic Columbia River.

Many of Oregon's wineries are in the Willamette Valley, with the epicenter along 99W between the towns of McMinnville and Tualatin. This cool climate region is known for its Pinot noir, Pinot gris, Riesling, and Chardonnay.

The warmer climates of the Southern regions are becoming known for their Cabernet, Merlot, and Syrah wines, along with the varietals grown in the Willamette.

   Oregon wine regions
North Willamette
Portland south to Monmouth
South Willamette
Monmouth south to Eugene
Rogue Valley
South of the Rogue River,
includes Applegate Region
Umpqua Valley
South of the Willamette Valley
Columbia Gorge
East from Portland along the Columbia River, spectacular!
Oregon Wine regions map Rogue Applegate Region Umpqua Valley Region South Willamette North Willamette Valley Columbia Valley
Pinot noir grapes  




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About Oregon Pinot Noir
Oregon's most famous wine
About Oregon Pinot gris
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Above, Pinot noir grapes, Patricia Green Cellars Estate Vineyard, 2003

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