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Welcome to your oregon Experience!
You’ll find all of the information you need for your trip right here. Don’t forget to keep notes on your favorite wines, wineries, and moments you’d like to visit in the future in your Tapped notebook. Get ready to See, Smell, Sip and Savor our way through one of the most iconic wine regions in the world. And don’t forget to tag us on social when you post about your adventure! Cheers!
Day 1
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Departs Saturday, May 30, at 8:30 a.m. and arrives in Portland at 10:44 a.m. (Delta)
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Ground transportation to Dundee, Oregon.
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We will meet Bill Holloran for a tour of the vineyard and barrel room. They’re portfolio includes a wide range of whites, reds, and rosé wines. Established 1999.
3 p.m. Wine dinner onsite (included)
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Our transportation will drop us off at our hotel so that everyone can get settled and rest up. Dinner is on your own this evening. We hope you’ve had a wonderful first afternoon, but the fun has only begun!
Cheers!
Day 2
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Our group will experience the Legacy Cave Tour and Tasting, exploring Archery Summit from vine to cellar. After our tour from the crush pad to the fermentation hall and barrel-filled caves we’ll have a tasting of five of their site-driven single-vineyard wines.
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We’ll have a private tasting in Penner-Ash’s Pavilion where we’ll be guided through a selection of wines sourced from the Estate Vineyard and other vineyards in the Willamette Valley followed by a trip to the cellar to taste their library wines. This tasting includes locally sourced, seasonal bites.
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Our last stop today is this family winery grows over a thousand acres of pears, wheat, hazelnuts, hops, grass seed, and wine grapes.
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Our driver will return our group to the hotel for some R&R. Dinner this evening is on your own.
Day 3
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We’ll start the day with a vineyard hike (with wine, of course) through the Winderlea Vineyard up to the gazebo on Weber Vineyard about a mile south, ending at the Winderlea tasting room for a final set of wines paired with local artisan cheeses.
We suggest a light jacket and shoes you don’t mind getting some of the Dundee Hills’ famous Jory soil on.
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Day Wines is a producer of boutique, artisanal bottlings made from fruit sourced exclusively from a small group of Oregon growers who utilize Biodynamic, Organic and/or Sustainable vineyard practices.
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This private, immersive tour and tasting offers a rare opportunity to connect the land to the wines through a guided tasting of five notable Cristom Pinot Noirs and Chardonnays, while experiencing the care and vision of a second-generation family winery and 32-year legacy of world-class winegrowing.
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Dinner is on your own this evening and there’s plenty of time to wind down. Cheers!
Day 4
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We’ll start our final full day at Lingua Franca Wines with a flight of their most allocated wines paired with Champagne & inspirational Old World wines.
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After an hour-ish drive, we’ll arrive at Tillamook and enjoy a guided tour to learn all about cheesemaking and finish with an interactive ice cream experience.
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We’ll head to Cannon Beach, known for its Haystack Rock, an Oregon icon and setting for The Goonies (one of Angela’s favorites)! Named one of the world's 100 most beautiful places by National Geographic, this remarkable landscape will take your breath away. You’ll have a couple of hours to explore the park, beach and town before we head back to Dundee (about a 2-hour drive).
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Day 5
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We’ll head back to Portland for an 11:45 a.m. flight to Atlanta, arriving at 7:30 p.m.
Thank you for joining us for Tapped Oregon! Cheers!
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Wine Orders
Remember, we offer our 15% discount on bottles ordered from any wines that we are able to get from our distributors that you’ve tasted on this trip! And you won’t need to worry about shipping them home.
Todd has assembled a list of what we can get for you. List of Availability
Gratuities
We have factored all gratuities in for your wine tastings, wine lunch, wine dinner and transportation. You are only responsible for your meals on your own or any other encounters. You are welcome to tip further but should not feel obliged, they have been covered!
Attire
Plan for around 40s/50s overnight and anywhere in the 70s during the day. it’s been coined somewhere as wine country casual. I’d plan for a light jacket or sweater you can take off as it warms up. And I’m a floppy hat girl (this is Angela, not Todd, for clarification). Comfortable shoes are a must! We will have a light hike through one of the vineyards, so bring shoes that can take on the terroir. And there’s often a chance of showers, so a rain jacket might be a good idea.