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![]() San Francisco Press Seminar Christian Miller of Full Glass Research presents new survey findings on what sustainable wine means to consumers. Ted Farthing, executive director of the Oregon Wine Board, launches the new Oregon Certified Sustainable program, and Oregon winemakers discuss challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
Statistics (a.k.a. Ag Stats Reports) Oregon Vineyard & Winery Report 2008 (pdf) Oregon Vineyard & Winery Report 2007 (pdf) Oregon Vineyard & Winery Report 2006 (pdf) Oregon Vineyard & Winery Report 2005 (pdf) Oregon Vineyard & Winery Report 2004 (pdf) Oregon Vineyard & Winery Report 2003 (pdf) Oregon Vineyard & Winery Report 2002 (pdf) Oregon Vineyard & Winery Report 1992-2002 (pdf)
Industry Facts Considering a Trip to Oregon Wine Country? The Know Before You Go... (pdf) The Economic Impact of the Wine and Wine Grape Industries on the Oregon Economy 2006 (pdf) Oregon Wine Fact Sheet 2008 (pdf) Oregon History & Timeline (pdf)
Press Releases July 2009 Capture the Spirit of Oregon Wine Country (word) April 2009 Cheers to Mother Earth! Oregon Certified Sustainable Wine Website Launches on Earthy Day (word) March 2009 Oregon Wine Industry Awards Recognize Luminaries for Their Contributions to the Industry (word) October 2008 May 2008 February 2008 Oregon Wine Industry Awards Recognize Luminaries for Their Contributions to the Industry (word) July 2007 November 2006 September 28, 2006 June 29, 2006 January 31, 2006
Harvest Reports 2009 Oregon Harvest Report- Harvest delivers plentiful yields in Willamette Valley with near normal crop loads throughout rest of state; expectations for high quality wine abound (pdf) 2008 Oregon Harvest Report- Late start and extended cool growing season gave way to dry, mild conditions at harvest; lower yields deliver mature, complex flavors that have growers and winemakers thrilled with potential of vintage (pdf) 2007 Oregon Harvest Report - Weather presented real challenges, but diligent farming and skillful winemaking will result in many high quality, lower alcohol wines (pdf) 2006 Oregon Harvest Report - Plentiful yields combined with mature flavors will increase consumer access to quality Oregon wine (pdf) 2005 Oregon Harvest Report - Cooler temperatures and lower alcohol levels mark a return to a more classic Oregon vintage (word)
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