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A cozy, rustic tasting room in Pendleton for small-lot, handcrafted wines from owner and winemaker Robb Zimmel. Watch for wine release parties and live music through the year. Dogs and families are welcome.
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A small, family-run winery in Baker City making European-style wines in small lots in the Snake River AVA. Pours range from Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah to Riesling, Gewürztraminer, rosé and sparkling.
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Fruit wines with a story: huckleberries from Mt. Adams, wild plums from along the Snake River, and organically grown fruit, all with no added sulfites. A sweet, surprising change of pace near Walla Walla.
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An old grain elevator in historic Echo, Oregon, turned into a striking tasting room by the Bales family. All the grapes come from their 60-acre vineyard above the Umatilla River. Picnics, dogs and weddings welcome.
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Eastern Oregon's historic little town of Echo, with wines from a 40-acre estate vineyard called Echo West. Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot, Muscat Canelli and Carmenere. The Red 2 Red mountain bike race rolls through each March.
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