The Bite of Oregon: wine and beer

From Hood River to Jacksonville and up and down the Willamette, Rogue and Umpqua valleys, wineries representing Oregon's viticulture regions are nestled under the cool shade of trees in the FOODDAY Wine Pavilion.

Airlie Winery
Monmouth • Website »

Amity Vineyards*
Amity • Website »

Bear Creek Winery
Cave Junction • Website »

Chateau Bianca Winery
Dallas • Website »

Chateau Lorane Winery*
Lorane • Website »

Dalla Vina Wines
Carelton • Website »

Eola Hills Wine Cellars*
Rickreall • Website »

Erath Winery
Dundee • Website »

Girardet Wine Cellars & Vineyard
Roseburg • Website »

Henry Estate Winery
Umpqua • Website »

Hillcrest Vineyard
Roseburg • Website »

Hip Chicks Do Wine
Portland • Website »

Kramer Vineyards
Gaston • Website »

La Velle Vineyard
Elmira • Website »

Namasté Vineyards
Dallas • Website »

Pacific Northwest Wine Club
Lake Oswego • Website »

Pheasant Valley Winery*
Hood River • Website »

Spangler Vineyards
Roseburg • Website »

Sweet Cheeks Winery*
Crow • Website »

Troon Vineyard
Grants Pass • Website »

Valley View Winery & Vineyard*
Jacksonville • Website »

Willamette Valley Vineyards
Turner • Website »

Wine by Joe
Dundee • Website »

Wineries of Washington County
Helvetia Winery • Website »
Oak Knoll Winery • Website »
Sake One • Website »

Zerba Cellars*
Milton-Freewater • Website »

Wineries noted with an asterisk * are 2007 Best of the Bite Gold Medal Winners. Stop by their booth to see which of their wines received top honors!

Craft Beers from Oregon’s Widmer Brewing Company Website » Hefeweizen • Drop Top Amber Ale • Broken Halo IPA • Oktoberfest
American Style lagers from Anheuser Busch Website » Budweiser • Bud Light • Budweiser Select