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Buddha Kat's Seaside tasting room is a beach-town stop for reds, whites, award-winning ports and fruit wines. Pour Chardonnay, Gewürztraminer, Pinot Noir or Riesling after a day by the ocean.
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Bend's Old Mill tasting room is the playful side of Evoke, with cheeky labels made to get people talking. Award-winning wines from Pacific Northwest vineyards, poured by people who like to have fun.
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A one-person winery in downtown Astoria, a block from the Maritime Museum, going for 35 years. The pours are truly unusual: the only whey wines in the world and a pure chocolate wine. Easy to reach by bus or bike.
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High atop the Chehalem Mountains, vines planted in 1981 for sparkling wine look out on five Cascade peaks. Family-run, with estate Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Saignée Rosé and sparkling. Picnics and dogs welcome.
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A cozy Oregon Coast stop with fire pits, a second-floor deck and a courtyard that welcomes dogs. Small-batch wines are made on site, with estate organic Pinot Noir from Black Dog vineyard. Local nibbles, plus craft beer and cider.
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