Explore Tualatin Valley Launches Spring Sips, a Month-Long Celebration of Wine and Wineries

Spring Sips also marks the return of the Pink! Rosé Festival, May 18

BEAVERTON, Ore. (April 1, 2025) – This May, celebrate Oregon Wine Month as Explore Tualatin Valley’s Spring Sips returns. This month-long observance showcases local wineries, unique tasting experiences and seasonal pours and winery events, and marks the return of the fourth annual Pink! Rosé Festival wine tasting event. New this year, an interactive wine passport and exclusive guided experiences have been added to the growing list of activities. 

As spring blooms across the valley, wine lovers can explore a variety of estate wineries, boutique tasting rooms, vineyard patios featuring limited-edition releases, curated wine flights and special discounts.

Tualatin Valley is home to more than 40 wineries and tasting rooms, where guests can sip Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Riesling and other varietals grown in the region’s fertile soil. Whether you’re a seasoned connoisseur or new to wine tasting, Spring Sips invites you to raise a glass to spring’s vibrant flavors.

New this year, Explore Tualatin Valley is offering a new winery passport, the Spring Sips Mobile Passport, launching in May. This free passport will allow wine lovers to check in to Tualatin Valley wineries to access exclusive deals and specials. Each check-in will earn passholders an entry for a Spring Sips Grand Prize Giveaway at the end of the month.

Details and tickets related to Spring Sips, including the Pink! Rosé Festival, guided experiences, winery events, the winery passport and hotel information are available on the official event website, spring-sips.com.  

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FOURTH ANNUAL PINK! ROSÉ FESTIVAL

The fourth annual Pink! Rosé Festival returns to Hillsboro Ballpark, home of the Hillsboro Hops, May 18, 2025, from 1-4 p.m. This year’s premier wine tasting event festival features 28  of Tualatin Valley’s celebrated wineries, including Amaterra, Alloro Vineyard, Hamacher Wines, Raptor Ridge Winery and other acclaimed wineries. Each will be featuring new and limited-release rosé and other varieties of white wines.

The event welcomes food and wine lovers to explore the award-winning wines of various Tualatin Valley wineries in a fun and casual environment. The successful event, which coincides with Oregon Wine Month, attracted more than 700 attendees last year. 

The event is strictly 21+ only. Tickets are on sale now and start at $50. For tickets and information, visit spring-sips.com. Tickets will be available until sold out, and organizers encourage attendees to purchase tickets soon, before they sell out.

Event Details

What:       Pink! Rosé Festival

Where:     Hillsboro Ballpark, 4460 NE Century Boulevard, Hillsboro, OR, 97124

When:      Sunday, May 18, 1-4 p.m. (VIP entry at 12:30 p.m.)

Price:        $50, general admission (includes six tasting tokens and a complimentary cheese
      and charcuterie snack cup). Early-bird tickets are $45 for a limited time. 

      $85, VIP 30-minute early entry, a VIP Bubble Room with sparkling wine and oysters
      from WildFin, a gift from Stache Chocolate, cheese and charcuterie snack cup and
      eight tasting tokens. Early-bird tickets are $80 for a limited time.

Additional tasting tokens and food will be available for purchase. Designated driver tickets are free and include admission to the event only.

GUIDED EXPERIENCES

New for 2025, two curated and exclusive guided experiences will be offered, each showcasing the best of Tualatin Valley. Tickets are required in advance and participants will be picked up at the Sunset Transit Center Park and Ride. 

Banks-Vernonia Pedal & Pour Excursion
First Nature Tours is offering a six-hour excursion, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., which begins with a guided scenic bike ride along the Banks-Vernonia State Trail, followed by a winery lunch at Ardiri Winery & Vineyards. Transportation will be provided for the experience. Tickets are $185 per person. 

Tastes of Spring: A Wine & Market Adventure
The Good Vibes Tour is offering an afternoon of wine, chocolate and scenic vineyard views with a curated experience that features wineries and markets, blending gourmet chocolate pairings, boutique shopping and immersive vineyard tours at two Tualatin Valley wineries. This experience runs from 12-6 p.m. and is $135 per person. Transportation will be provided for the experience. 

ABOUT TUALATIN VALLEY
Tualatin Valley, nestled between Portland and the Oregon Coast, is a captivating destination that offers a harmonious blend of urban and rural experiences. As the closest wine country to Portland, Tualatin Valley provides a diverse range of activities for travelers seeking authentic and immersive encounters, from farms and vineyards, estate wineries and dozens of craft breweries to outdoor adventures and cultural treasures. As a vibrant tapestry of exploration and enjoyment, Tualatin Valley is more than a destination; it’s a transformative journey waiting to be explored. For more information, visit tualatinvalley.org.

ABOUT EXPLORE TUALATIN VALLEY
Explore Tualatin Valley (formerly known as Washington County Visitors Association) is a destination marketing organization dedicated to promoting Washington County, Oregon, as an exceptional travel and tourism destination. With a mission to inspire exploration and celebrate the unique offerings of the region, Explore Tualatin Valley collaborates with local businesses and community partners to highlight the diverse attractions, experiences, and cultural richness that the destination has to offer. From lush landscapes and award-winning wineries and breweries to outdoor adventures and vibrant cultural festivals, Explore Tualatin Valley plays a pivotal role in showcasing the area’s treasures to both visitors and residents. For more information about Explore Tualatin Valley, visit tualatinvalley.org.

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