Wine is not simply a taste — it’s an art form, a lifestyle, a movement. The 2016 Wine Region of the Year recognition by Wine Enthusiast magazine solidified Oregon Wine Country as a world-class destination. You can experience the Willamette Valley’s wine through our tasting rooms, on tours and across trails dedicated to these delicate and decadent drinks.
After a day of tasting at some of the Willamette Valley’s best, most beautiful wineries, chances are good you’ll want to unwind with a comfortable overnight stay. Whatever your style, you’ll find plenty to love about our upscale accommodations and luxurious lodgings. Start planning your next trip with these 10 opulent overnight stays in the Willamette Valley.
Are you new to wine tasting? Get the scoop on everything you need to know for a memorable outing in Oregon Wine Country.
Our beginner's guide to wine tasting includes recommendations for choosing wineries, visiting in various seasons, making reservations, planning meals, booking tours, and more.
Across the Willamette Valley, numerous wineries offer luxurious experiences that deepen our collective connection to wine and the people who craft it.
Those opportunities include private tastings (sometimes led by the person who made the wine), small-group samples in candlelit wine caves, pairings with seasonal dishes, and well-appointed tours that take you behind the scenes of your favorite wineries. Learn more about luxury wine tastings and tours in Oregon Wine Country, and start planning your getaway today.
The Willamette Valley is rich in tradition and appreciation for great wine.
When you travel to Oregon Wine Country, it’s easy to take a taste of Oregon home with you, thanks to the Oregon Wine Flies Free program offered by the Oregon Wine Board, Travel Oregon and Alaska Airlines.
Oregon has the greatest commitment to sustainable farming of any wine region in the United States, and its wineries are stepping by prioritizing sustainability in their vineyards and winemaking processes. Discover how these wineries are not only producing exceptional wines, but also protecting the environment and supporting their local communities. Learn more about the efforts being made to create a more sustainable and regenerative wine industry, including wineries committed to preserving and protecting the oak savannas and woodlands around the Willamette Valley.
