Oregon wine region
Rogue Valley Wineries and Tasting Rooms
Three valleys with progressively warmer climates mean both cool- and warm-climate grapes grow here, around Medford, Ashland and Grants Pass.
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Oregon wine region
Three valleys with progressively warmer climates mean both cool- and warm-climate grapes grow here, around Medford, Ashland and Grants Pass.
60+ places in Cruv · 85+ upcoming events

Wineries spread across the countryside on Medford's outskirts. Historic Jacksonville, an 1850s gold-rush town, sits on the road into the Applegate Valley.
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A valley about 50 miles long, from the California line north to the Rogue River near Grants Pass. Its wine trail follows the Applegate River past small family farms.
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Ashland has wineries in the countryside close to town and Lithia Park for a break between tastings. Talent has galleries, shops and restaurants, with wineries nearby.
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The Illinois Valley, around Cave Junction, is the region's coolest and wettest valley. Grants Pass, on the Rogue River, sits near the north end of the Applegate Valley.
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Applegate Valley wineries hold trail-wide tasting events.
From cool, wet Elkton to warmer, drier Roseburg, the Umpqua Valley grows Pinot Noir alongside Syrah and Tempranillo, about three hours south of Portland.
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Pinot Noir is the flagship of this Oregon valley, poured in small-town tasting rooms and hillside wineries from near Portland to south of Eugene.
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