Evening Land Vineyards holds tastings at their Seven Springs Vineyard in Salem.
Between January and March, vintners across the Willamette Valley take a deep breath and savor the joys of Cellar Season—a quiet time between the holidays and the first bud break in spring.
For fans of the Willamette Valley's more than 700 wineries, Cellar Season is a time to slow down, cozy up to fireplaces in their favorite tasting rooms, see what's new, and explore the regional wine scene at a more laid-back pace—usually over glasses of just-released vintages and while talking with the winemakers themselves.
If you're interested in exploring the Willamette Valley wine scene this Cellar Season (Jan. 1-March 31), we've put together a guide for your tasting pleasure that explains this magical time of year.
Atticus Hotel in downtown McMinnville
After a day of tasting at some of the Willamette Valley’s beautiful wineries, chances are good you’ll want to unwind with a comfortable overnight stay.
Fortunately, Oregon Wine Country is home to all manner of awe-inspiring accommodations. Across the Willamette Valley, you'll find cozy stays in Italian-inspired villas, converted grain silos, luxurious lodges, urban escapes, and B&Bs on working vineyards.
Plan your next getaway with our guide to 10 luxurious overnight stays in Oregon Wine Country.
