Welcome to the Northern Willamette Valley Wine Country
Come for the Wine; Stay for the Stories
The Tualatin Valley sits in the northwestern corner of the Willamette Valley, known for its abundant number of wineries and vineyards, and its exquisite varietals of wine, such as Pinot Noir. While the Pinot Noir put the valley—and the state—on the wine map, the sheer diversity of varietals keeps wine lovers coming. This is Oregon Wine Country.
The Willamette Valley was named Wine Enthusiast magazine’s “2016 Wine Region of the Year”!
Signature Grapes
Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris are among the dozens of varietals here, along with Riesling, Gewürztraminer, Chardonnay, and the seasonal Rosé, which are available at the more than 30 wineries in the Tualatin Valley.
We love wine, and once you visit, you will understand why our winemakers are passionate about the wines they make, and we are, too.
The Best part of our wine country?
You don’t need to be an expert to enjoy the wines. From the novice to the aficionado, all are welcome to explore the wines that have put this region on the map.
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Creating Magic in a Barrel
Meet Our Winemakers
The passion of our winemakers can be tasted in every glass of Oregon wine. Raise a glass to those who are creating magic in a barrel.
Awards & Accolades
Wine Region of the Year
Oregon's Willamette Valley wine region was named Wine Enthusiast’s 2016 Wine Region of the Year. The Tualatin Valley showcases some of the best wines in this region.
Events & Festivals
Annual Wine Events
From fragrant Pinot Noir to Riesling that tickles the taste buds, dozens of varietals are waiting to be tasted, discussed, and most of all enjoyed, especially during our annual events.
Vineyard & Valley Scenic Tour Route
Take a Drive on the Rural Side
The Vineyard and Valley Scenic Tour Route is a 60-mile drive through the lush Tualatin Valley, which runs between the city of Sherwood at the southern part of the valley and the Swiss-settled Helvetia at the northern end.
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Wine Loops and Trails
To help you plan your Tualatin Valley wine tasting getaway, we’ve put together some wine loops, that connect our wineries by a common theme, which will enhance your wine tasting experience.
Lodging
Stay and Play in the Tualatin Valley
Our hotels are close to Portland and have many urban amenities, but are only a fraction of the cost. Plus, parking is always free!
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Plan your Tualatin Valley getaway with these helpful tools: visitor guide, maps and more.
Recent Trip Ideas
September 14 , 2017
Explore Oregon’s Bounty with Harvest Activities
Explore Oregon’s bounty with harvest activities in the Tualatin Valley. Just a few minutes from Portland, be transported to a pastoral bliss of apple picking, sweet alpacas and wine grapes being picked from the vine.
August 22 , 2017
Bring Your Significant Other on a Business Trip
Bring your significant other on a business trip to the Tualatin Valley. While you’re in meetings, your spouse can explore the Portland region. Don’t get too jealous. There will be plenty of time for you to have some fun, too.
August 17 , 2017
Cycling the Harvest Century Bike Ride
Summer is great, but we’re itching for fall just a little bit—or at least enough to start planning our autumnal getaways. In addition to the colors changing, pumpkin patches and accompanied pumpkin spice lattes, the Tualatin Valley eagerly awaits cycling the Harvest Century Bike Ride on Sunday, September 24. Instead of mourning over the end of […]