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Oregon’s Bright Future for the Celebratory Drink-of-Choice
A diversity of soils, elevations and weather have made the Chehalem Mountains’ terroir renowned for their Pinot noir and chardonnay. These just happen to be the two essentials in making sparkling wine. The Chehalem Mountains AVA experiences maritime climate conditions and long growing seasons.
March Trio: Three Female Leaders in the Chehalem Mountains
In honor of Women’s History Month, we are highlighting three female leaders in the Chehalem Mountains AVA. These women have made an outstanding impact in the Oregon wine industry by playing a major role in establishing wineries, creating successful vintages and sharing their passion
The Women of the Chehalem Mountains
In honor of Women’s History Month, the Chehalem Mountains Winegrowers is proud to highlight female leaders and workers within the association. Historically, women have been underrepresented in winemaking; however, thanks to many courageous women worldwide, things are changing. We are proud to represent
The Chehalem Mountains AVA: Diversity of Soil and Grape Varietal
When it comes to the quality of wine, diversity plays an integral role in the process. The terroir concept defines how a region’s soil, climate and terrain affect all aspects of the wine produced. The grounds that we grow and harvest grapes on are
48-Hour Itinerary for the Chehalem Mountains
Have you ever experienced the magic of the Chehalem Mountains? Just 20 miles southwest of Portland, it is the perfect weekend visit for Oregon wine connoisseurs. Our world-class wineries, located in the Newberg area of the Willamette Valley, offer memorable tasting experiences accompanied by
