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Bryce Vineyard

Bryce Vineyard draws on more than 20 years of experience, growing and making Pinot noir in California, Burgundy, and Oregon. We now make only one wine, and that only from our one small vineyard. Bryce Vineyard is planted exclusively to Pinot noir and annually produces only 375 cases.

Cathedral Ridge Winery

Award-winning Columbia Gorge Winery specializing in Rhine, Rhone, Burgundy, and Bordeaux varietals all within 25 miles!

Champoeg Wine Cellars

Champoeg Wine Cellars is located southwest of Portland, Oregon in the historical Champoeg State Park region of the north Willamette River Valley.

Chateau Benoit

At Chateau Benoit we believe there are two types of wines: profound wines for fine dining and cellaring, and charming wines for casual meals, picnics and parties.

Chateau Bianca

The Chateau Bianca Wine Lover's Retreat is much more than your average Bed & Breakfast. Your hosts Helmut and Liselotte Wetzel, ensure your visit is comfortable and memorable.

Chateau Lorane

Chateau Lorane has created a distinguished group of wines which include rare and unusual grapes such as Cascade, Chancellor, Pinot Meunier, Gamay Noir and Baco Noir - red varieties with distinct characteristics.

Chehalem

Equally well-known for red and white wine quality, we carry a passion and focus for cool climate varieties that reflect both site and climate in complex, structured and intensely fruited wines.

Coleman Vineyard

Coleman Vineyards is located 50 miles southwest of Portland, Oregon in the Willamette Valley. Devoted to expressing the beauty, soil and maritime-influenced climate of our vineyard, we watch the wine evolve from first budbreak in the spring, through gentl

Cooper Mountain Wines

In 1987, Cooper Mountain Vineyards opened to offer its first vintage to the public and began a quest that has brought us to more than 100 acres, four varietals, and a commitment to farm by organic and biodynamic methods.

Cristom Vineyards

Our 65-acre estate in the Eola Hills of Oregon's Willamette Valley offers a long growing season, mild climate, warm winds and ancient volcanic soils that make it ideally suited to grow Pinot Noir and other traditional French varietals.