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Get to Know Oregon Wine Beyond Pinot Noir This red grape may produce the states most notable wine, but Oregon's climate allows varieties such as Riesling, Tempranillo and many more to thrive. -
Jerry Bell Jr. on Making Films About Winemakers of Color Filmmaker Jerry Bell Jr. discusses learning about wine and the inspiration behind his film "Red, White & Black: An Oregon Wine Story." -
Shining a Spotlight on Oregon Chardonnay Whether rich and buttery or elegant and mineral-forward, Oregon is one of the few regions able to have it both ways when it comes to Chardonnay. Find out why. -
American Chardonnay For While You Cook (and With Dinner) Set the table with a beloved wine grape. We showcase American Chardonnay with 20 bottles from five states, spanning California to Virginia. -
The Hunt for Oregon Truffles Though most famous in Europe, Oregon is making a name for itself with this culinary delicacy. Learn the crucial role dogs play in finding the best truffles. -
Does Southern Oregon Need (or Want) a Signature Grape? While many see Pinot Noir as the grape identity for the entire state, winemakers from Southern Oregon are making the case for a changing definition. -
Oregon Riesling is the Best in the West Great examples of Riesling are produced in California, Washington and British Columbia. But one critic believes Oregon's current offerings can't be beat. -
Breaking Down Borders in Pacific Northwest Wine A number of Oregon and Washington wineries are heading across state lines to find the best grapes, proving borders don't matter when it comes to good wine. -
Are There Still "Off" Vintages in Oregon? Do you still need to worry about whether or not this year, or any year, was a “good” year for Oregon wines? -
Gamay, Two Ways An Oregon tip of the cap to Beaujolais should put this red on your radar. Explore examples of Gamay from New World and Old World wineries.