🌟 Explore These Dundee Wine Gems


Hi Reader,

We’re wrapping up our tour of the Willamette Valley with the place where it all began!

The Dundee Hills AVA is where the region's first Pinot Noir vineyards were planted. And today, it’s one of the top spots to visit in Oregon wine country.

The red-toned Jory volcanic soils give us that classic Willamette Valley style Pinot. Think ripe red fruits, herbs, and earthy undertones.

And the Chardonnays here hold their own, bringing plenty of elegance and complexity to the table.

But it’s not just the wines that make Dundee special. It’s the passionate people behind them, the views that seem to stretch on forever, and the one-of-a-kind tasting experiences.

This little town is packed with tasting rooms, and I’ve got a few favorites I know you’ll love:

  • Granville Wine Co. – A true hidden gem run by a husband-and-wife team. Their wines are fantastic, and the panoramic vistas? Next level.
  • Dusky Goose – If you’re into aged Pinot Noir, this is your spot. Their reserve-style tasting room was one of my favorite experiences.
  • Domaine Drouhin – This iconic producer has Burgundy roots and makes incredible wines. Plus, the terrace is the perfect spot to sip in the views.
  • Le Cadeau Vineyard – Their rock-grown Pinot Noir is as cool as their story! They cleared an overgrown site to discover it was covered with rocks, a rare find in the region.

Check out the full guide to my top Dundee wineries!

Cheers,

Laura


P.S. In case you missed it, the "A Year of Holidays Bundle" is available this week only! It’s filled with amazing resources to help you plan stress-free holiday celebrations, including my Around the World Wine Tasting Kit 🍷. You can grab it for $19, but only until Friday!


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Hi! I'm Laura, your go-to source for all things wine and wanderlust. Whether you're a wine newbie or a seasoned pro, I'm here to help you experience the same joy and education that wine country travel has brought me. From wine travel basics to wine region guides to done-for-you itineraries, I make planning a wine tasting trip simple…and fun!

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