The Oregon Wine Board is hitting the trail with 60 Oregon wineries and our friends at Olympia Provisions, Jacobsen Salt Co., Stumptown Coffee Roasters, and more for a grand happening of Oregonian wine, food and personality. No white table cloths, no orange cheese cubes. Instead, a generous pour of Oregon’s fine wines and pioneering spirit.

You see, Oregon is a state, and a damn fine one. But Oregonian is a state of mind. You’ve got to experience it to truly get it. Join winemakers and owners representing Oregon’s broad geographic and varietal diversity for an evening evocative of Oregon wine country in NYC. From legacy Pinot noir to unexpected whites and surprises in between, we invite you to grab a glass and find your Oregon wine trail.

PARTICIPATING WINERIES

Abacela Winery

Airlie Winery

Alexana Winery

Amalie Robert Estate

Anne Amie Vineyards

Antiquum Farm

Apolloni Vineyards

Archer Vineyard

Argyle Winery

Beckham Estate Vineyard

Belle Pente Vineyard & Winery

Brittan Vineyards

Carlton Cellars

Chateau Bianca Winery

Chehalem Winery

Citation

Coleman Vineyard

Del Rio Vineyards

Domaine Roy

Domaine Verdant

Elk Cove Vineyards

Eola Hills Wine Cellars

Erath Winery

Foris Vineyards

Fullerton Wines

Golden Cluster

Grochau Cellars

Hamacher Wines

Holloran Vineyard Wines

Hyland Estates & Westmount Wine Co

Illahe Vineyards

King Estate

Knudsen Vineyards

Lange Estate Winery and Vineyards

Le Cadeau Vineyard

Left Coast Cellars

Montinore Estate

Patricia Green Cellars

Patton Valley Vineyards

Perkins Harter

Phelps Creek Vineyards

Portlandia Vintners

Quady North

Raptor Ridge Winery

REX Hill

Solidarity

Stoller Family Estate

Trathen Hall Wines

Troon Vineyard

Union Wine Company

Upper Five Vineyard

Van Duzer Vineyards

Willakenzie Estate

Willamette Valley Vineyards

William Rose Wines

Winderlea Vineyard & Winery

Yamhill Valley Vineyards

CULINARY PARTNERS

Olympia Provisions

Jacobsen Salt Co.

Stumptown Coffee Roasters

Oregon Cheese Guild

OREGON WINE BOARD

The Oregon Wine Board represents the more than 700 wineries and 1,000 vineyards across Oregon's diverse winegrowing regions. Come say hi.