Anson: Why these top Oregon winery owners want a piece of Santenay
Jane Anson meets the winemaking team...
Jane Anson meets the winemaking team...
William Kelley on the history of Oregon Pinot...
William Kelley tastes more than 80 Oregon Pinots...
Anne Krebiehl MW picks her five favourite Oregon Gamays for you to try...
Champagne and Burgundy owner moves into Oregon...
Group adds to string of deals in Oregon...
Domaine Serene has come a long way...
Jackson Family Wines has continued its investment in Oregon with the $4.6m acquisition of a former airline headquarters as a potential winemaking base.
Jackson Family Wines is aiming to increase its production of ‘world class’ Pinot Noir with the purchase of a number of vineyards in Oregon’s Willamette Valley.
Gourmet food, sensational wines and the chance to mingle with winemakers – Fiona Beckett is in heaven at Oregon’s International Pinot Noir Celebration. Read the full guide to Oregan, including the best vineyards to visit, plus top places to stay, eat, shop and relax. Published in the Decanter March 2011 issue.
As winemakers worldwide strive to emphasise regionality, the Pacific Northwest is dealing in wine regions with a foot in both Oregon and Washington. Don’t let the confusion put you off, says PAUL GREGUTT
2008 vintage guide for Oregon Pinot Noir. Fresh, elegant, balanced Pinot Noir... Good ageing potential.
2007 vintage guide for Oregon Pinot Noir. Some great Pinot Noir from the best managed vineyards...
2006 vintage guide for Oregon Pinot Noir. Best wines will be on the lean side with good acidity, very structured flavour profiles...
2005 vintage guide for Oregon Pinot Noir. Producers in the Willamette Valley say this vintage will be a return to finesse and elegance.
2004 vintage guide for Oregon Pinot Noir. Ripe style of Pinot Noir.
2003 vintage guide for Oregon Pinot Noir. Richly ripe but structured wines.
2002 vintage guide for Oregon Pinot Noir. A particularly good year for Pinot Noir from the Willamette Valley—ripe and fruity with balancing acidity.