Chehalem Mountains Winegrowers’ Event Features 40 Wineries & Bites from Local Food Purveyors
April 10, 2024, NEWBERG, OR – Tickets are now on sale for Chehalem Mountains Winegrowers’ fifth annual Magic in the Mountains on Saturday, June 1, from 1 – 4 pm at the Allison Inn & Spa in Newberg, Oregon. The annual event will showcase 80 wines representing the quality and diversity of the region paired alongside delectable bites prepared by local purveyors.
Just 35 minutes from Portland, the Chehalem Mountains is the gateway to Oregon’s prestigious Willamette Valley. Wine tasters will discover more than 80 wines available for tasting and purchase from 40 of Oregon’s premier wineries within the Chehalem Mountains American Viticultural Area, including the nested AVAs of Ribbon Ridge and the Laurelwood District.
Historically, Magic in the Mountains is a sell-out event, so don’t wait. Secure your tickets today!
EVENT DETAILS:
- Date: Saturday, June 1, 1-4 pm
- Location: The Allison Inn & Spa
- Tickets available now at Magic in the Mountains
- Consumer Ticket Price: $75/person*
(*includes access to the tasting of all 80 wines, a souvenir glass, and food bites)
40 FEATURED WINERIES:
Adelsheim Vineyard, Alloro Vineyard, Anacreon Winery, Appassionata Estate, Arborbrook, Arlyn, Bells Up Winery, Benza, Blakeslee Vineyard, Chehalem Winery, Cho Wines, Colene Clemens, Compris Vineyards, Elk Cove, Figgins Family/Toil Oregon, Flaneur, Freja Cellars, Hamacher Wines, Hawk’s View, Hazelfern, Jachter Wine, Lachini Vineyards, de Lancelolotti Family Vineyards, Le Cadeau, Longplay, Natalie’s Estate Winery, Oliver Springs Vineyard, Parrett Mountain Cellars, Ponzi Vineyards, Potters Vineyard, Raindance Vineyards, Raptor Ridge, Rex Hill, Ribbon Ridge, Roco Winery, Ruby Vineyard, Sealionne, Sidereus, Six Peaks Winery, and Styring Vineyards.
4 FEATURED FOOD PURVEYORS:
Lemon & Olive, The Jory, Biscuits & Pickles, and Proletariat Butchery
ABOUT THE CHEHALEM MOUNTAINS WINEGROWERS
The Chehalem Mountains Winegrowers is a non-profit organization representing vineyards and wineries in the Chehalem Mountains American Viticultural Area (AVA). The Chehalem Mountains is the closest Willamette Valley nested AVA to the Portland metropolitan area, with vineyards and tasting rooms starting just 35 minutes from Portland. From Parrett Mountain to the south and running northwest across Bald Peak and Ribbon Ridge, the Chehalem Mountains were formed by uplifted sedimentary seabeds, lava flows, and wind-blown silt to create the highest elevations and most diverse soils in wine country. These distinctions make our winegrowing region famous for rich, elegant, and complex wines, including benchmark Pinot Noir. For more information, visit chehalemmountains.org.
