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February 2021
Best Oregon Bubbles (BOB) Trail
Looking for a reason to celebrate? Join ROCO Winery, Adelsheim Vineyard, and Trisaetum Winery for the “Best Oregon Bubbles (BOB)” Trail in the month of February 2021. Showcasing three distinct wineries within the Chehalem Mountains and Ribbon Ridge AVAs, the Bubbles Trail is an opportunity to try exclusive sparkling flights at each of the three wineries.
Find out more »March 2021
B-I-N-G-O Night!
Grab a seat in our Virtual Bingo Hall, and get ready for an evening full of great wine and prizes, hosted by winemaker Dave Petterson, and a familiar face from the tasting room. Each Bingo kit includes 2 ink daubers, 1 Domaine de Broglie branded stainless steel pour spout & stopper, and 1 bottle of our…
Find out more »Tastings Under the Tent
Join us at Tastings Under the Tent outside our Wine Bar on Saturdays, Noon-6PM. Enjoy a rotating flight of five of our wines for $12/flight!
Find out more »The Outlook from Knudsen Vineyards | Virtual Interview Series
The Outlook from Knudsen Vineyards is a Virtual Interview Series reflecting on the past, present and future of Oregon's Dundee Hills in celebration of the 50th Anniversary of Knudsen Vineyards. Register (free) at https://knudsenvineyards.com/virtual-series/ Series Presented by: Page Knudsen Cowles, managing partner of Knudsen Vineyards Series Moderator: Brian Bushlach Vintage The Voice of Wine Podcast and owner of Feedback…
Find out more »Wine & Cheese: A Pairing Event at Natalie’s Estate Winery
Join us for an Award-winning local cheesemaker, Face Rock Creamery pairing experience with Natalie’s Estate wines. We will serve 6 delicious wines, each paired with selected cheeses during this fun seated tasting event. A perfect pairing is when the wine, the cheese, or both enhances the tasting experience of the other. We hope to share…
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