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I am getting ready to repower my 1988 C&C 30 MK II. I currenty have a Yanmar 2gm20F. It has low compression and is in the process of dying a slow death. I have concluded that it is not worth rebuilding. I will likely go with the 3ym20. it is only 1.7 inches longer and the same width. if the 1.7 inches is a deal breaker, I'll go with the 2ym15.
The R&R will take place in October/November as, in my opinion the current engine will be fine this summer. Of course, there are cost considerations as well.
I will be doing the job myself. My first consderation is physically removing the old engine and lifting the new one in to place.
The 2gm20f weighs about 250 lbs including the gear. I am considering slinging a block and tackle over the boom and hoisting it out of the companionway. that way I can swing the engine right on to the dock on to a dolly.
I have to think that this would work as my lifeslinig has a B/T that you attach to the boom to hoist an MOB out of the water. How much does an MOB weigh?
I have also sat on the boom without so much as a groan. I weigh 190.
I welcome any comments. I'd especially like to hear from anyone else who has replaced their engine. How did you remove it?
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I don't know about you guys, but do you think we should just merge this page with "Kathleen the Cow"? This character is pretty much the same puppet and Kathleen seems more consistent. Wattamack4 22:50, March 21, 2010 (UTC)Alex
- No point in merging, really, unless it was just into Cows. Natalie has a specific name, performer, personality, and function. The other page is a similar pattern (likely a rebuilt version of the older cow puppet) as a basic utility cow whose name we have no context for at all (it says it came from some unspecified 1996 episode), added by an unreliable user, and with no personality. So I'd say leave well enough alone, but if there were to be a merge, it would be of Kathleen or both pages into Cows (since realistically, the only significant and consistent Sesame bovine is Gladys the Cow). -- Andrew Leal (talk) 23:50, March 21, 2010 (UTC)


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Quantifying diversity in the Tibeto-Burman family
Although the total number of TB speakers is only about 57 million, smaller than for Tai-Kadai or Mon-Khmer/Austroasiatic, the number of individual TB languages is the largest of any family in East and Southeast Asia. The most populous language, Burmese, has only about 22 million native speakers, while the number of Thai and Vietnamese speakers increased rapidly (to more than 45 and 55 million speakers respectively) in the closing decades of the 20th century.
A variety of reasons make it impossible to determine the exact number of TB languages. Contributory factors include the elusiveness of the distinction between languages and dialects and the fact that a number of languages remain to be discovered or described. Even more problematic is the profusion of different names for the same language and the confusion of names denoting languages with those denoting ethnic groups—of the more than 1,400 Tibeto-Burman language names, many are only multiple designations for the same language or dialect. Any given language is likely to be known by several names, including its autonym (what its speakers call it), one or more exonyms (what other groups call it), paleonyms (old names, some of which are now thought to be pejorative), and neonyms (new names) that have often replaced the old. To take a relatively simple case, the Lotha Naga of India are a scheduled (officially recognized) tribe of fewer than 100,000 people, yet the people and their language are called by at least three exonyms—Chizima, Choimi, and Miklai, by the neighbouring Angami, Sema, and Assamese peoples, respectively. The paleonyms Lolo, Lushai, Abor, Dafla, and Mikir have for the most part been replaced by Yi, Mizo, Adi, Nyishi, and Karbi, respectively.
A more complex situation can obtain when politics enters into ethnic and linguistic nomenclature. For instance, although the country formerly known as Burma officially adopted the ethnonym Myanmar in 1989, linguistic scholars have generally retained the use of Burmese (not Myanmarese) as the name of its dominant language and Tibeto-Burman (not Tibeto-Myanmarese) as the name of the language family to which Burmese belongs. In addition, many language names are used in both a narrower and a broader sense, sometimes referring to one specific language and at other times to a whole group of linguistically or culturally related languages. Finally, small or vulnerable groups often use the name of a larger or more prestigious neighbour.
Scholars estimate that the Tibeto-Burman family contains approximately 250–300 languages. There are 8 Tibeto-Burman languages with over 1,000,000 speakers (Burmese, Tibetan, Bai, Yi [Lolo], Karen, Meitei, Hani, Jingpo) and altogether about 50 with more than 100,000 speakers. At the other end of the scale are some 125 languages with fewer than 10,000 speakers; many of these languages are now endangered. Sometimes population figures can be linguistically misleading. The Tujia (autonym Pitsikha) people of Hunan and Hubei are officially numbered at some 3,000,000, but their language has been inundated by Chinese, so only a few thousand fluent speakers of Tujia remain.
Political and geographic factors once rendered much of the Tibeto-Burman language area chronically inaccessible to fieldwork by scholars from outside, but a veritable explosion of new data began to become available in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, especially from China and Nepal.
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The Conspectus refrained from constructing a family tree of the conventional type, presenting instead a schematic chart where the Kachin (also called Jingpo) group was conceived as the centre of geographical and linguistic diversity in the family. In this view the other language groups radiated from Kachin like the spokes of a wheel. This conceptual framework has been replaced by the genetic schema that has been used since 1987 in the Sino-Tibetan Etymological Dictionary and Thesaurus project, directed by James Matisoff (the author of this article) at the University of California, Berkeley. The Berkeley schema identifies seven major subgroups of Tibeto-Burman: Baic, Karenic, Lolo-Burmese-Naxi, Jingpo-Nungish-Luish, Qiangic, Himalayish, and Kamarupan.
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1.) Make a weapon upgrade merchant, because I need some good upgrades, and I would rather pay slightly more money than spend days searching for them.
2.) Guild Emblemer in the guild hall. I mean, really, this should be in there, why not, it makes sense. Oh, make officers in the guild able to change the cape. Yea, that would be good.
What other Guild Npcs would be good to add?


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Members of Congress have to choose between ending wasteful programs at the Pentagon, strengthening the economy, and putting Americans back to work, or gutting programs that benefit middle-class families and honoring our commitments to the men and women who have served our nation overseas.
Thousands of men and women who have served our country are dying as they wait for services they need. This sequester is making cuts to Head Start and air traffic controllers. What are they thinking? Why are we only making cuts to the most vulnerable?
This seems like a no-brainer. As a country, we need to start caring about all of the people. We hire those lawmakers in Washington, D.C., and we can fire them with our votes.
Patty Katz


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When it's party time, then all hell breaks loose, especially if you're a college student! These naughty college babes and horny frat boys surely know how to some fun. The girls are more than happy to tease by taking part in a wet t-shirt contest and guys gladly check out their nice tits. Although, in the heat of their party, some girls find themselves horny enough to suck and fuck big cocks in true college orgy style!
Check out and rate sexy girls' tits and be a Boob Critic!


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All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) general secretary Jayalalithaa on Thursday termed the protracted wrangling that preceded the seat-sharing agreement between the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) and the Congress a "farce" enacted to divert attention away from various problems faced by their alliance.
In a statement here, she alleged that the DMK's threat to pull out of the United Progressive Alliance government at the Centre, the war of words between the two parties and the ultimate rapprochement were all aimed at making people forget the 2G spectrum investigation, price rise and a number of other problems.
"Plum portfolios"
"All this muscle flexing is mere drama," Ms. Jayalalithaa said, adding that even during the swearing-in ceremony of the UPA government in 2009, DMK president M. Karunanidhi behaved in a similar fashion and got "plum" portfolios for his party nominees.
But when it came to issues that were vital to Tamil Nadu such as the massacre of innocent Tamils in Sri Lanka, the Cauvery water dispute or the Mullaperiyar problem, repetitive hike in price of petroleum products and killing of Tamil Nadu fishermen by the Sri Lankan navy, "Mr. Karunanidhi never threatens to pull out of the Central government. He merely sends letters to Prime Minister," she said.
Ms. Jayalalithaa also alleged that the DMK had become a "major source of mortification" to the Congress.
Appeal to people
The AIADMK leader said the people of the State had started seeing through all these "games" and appealed to them to give the DMK-led alliance a fitting reply at the hustings.
Keywords: AIADMK chief, Jayalalithaaa, Tamil Nadu assembly polls, DMK-Congress ties, seat-sharing talks


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RCS Announces Cellular Phone Trading Rankings for the International Open Market for 1H 2009
(http://www.rcs.com), the world's largest international trader of cellular
phones, digital cameras and other portable electronics, has announced its
trading data for the first half of 2009 for the global open trading market of
cellular phones.
According to the rankings, listed below, Nokia retained the top three
spots with its Smartphones, N95, 5800 and N96 respectively. The Blackberry
Bold 9000 took the fourth place, while the Blackberry Javelin Curve 8900 was
in sixth place. These placements for Blackberry Smartphones represent a
significant increase in demand for RIM's products.
In fifth place was the Apple iPhone. This month, Apple introduced the
iPhone 3GS, and as a result, sales of iPhones have increased significantly in
comparison to sales of Blackberry Smartphones.
"RCS had a strong sales cycle during the last six months, due in large
part to positive developments in the open market for cellular phones, most
notably the increase in demand for Blackberry Smartphones," said RCS CCO Dina
Neeman. "Though Nokia position remains strong, with four of the top ten most
popular Smartphones, we expect to see increased competition in the Smartphone
market in the six months ahead."
Top 10 Traded Stocks 1. Nokia N95 2. Nokia 5800 3. Nokia N96 4. Blackberry Bold 9000 5. Apple iPhone 6. Blackberry Javelin Curve 8900 7. HTC Touch Diamond2 8. Samsung d780 9. Nokia E66 10. SonyEricssson W580i
In addition to cellular phones, RCS unique trading platform is the hub of
global trade in the open markets of digital cameras, laptops, computers and
computer components and other portable electronics.
About RCS
RCS, a privately held company established in 1995, is the world's largest
international trader of cellular phones, digital cameras and other portable
electronics. The company's international sales team maintains strong
connections with over 3,000 manufacturers, operators, distributors and
wholesalers of cellular phones, digital cameras, game consoles, LCDs,
portable media devices and original accessories in 128 countries, enabling it
to source and close deals at the best possible price in the shortest possible
The company's sophisticated website (www.rcs.com) offers the industry's
leading online trading platform, with its continuous selection of offers,
requests and auctions. Thousands of buyers and sellers from around the world
use this online platform daily to close lucrative deals, backed by RCS'
superb logistics.
With over 35 professional sales agents, and 30 logistics experts, RCS is
unmatched in its trading capabilities. The main offices are in the
For additional information contact: Bluma Nussbaum T: +972-3-615-9999 ext. 133 E: email@example.com
SOURCE RCS Limited


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Joined: Jan 2006
Location: Morgantown, WVa
Oddometer: 2,080
Enterprise - Harrison Co
Enterprise (pop 939) is located along Rt 19 north of Shinnston, just south of the Marion County line.
Click here for Wikipedia information.
Rt 19 north of Clarksburg is a pleasant ride, but can be interrupted by large trucks going slowly (or on your butt - there doesn't seem to be a middle ground) and with lots of hidden entrances and businesses.
Historical Marker. Located along Rt 19 at junction of CR 19-2. I looked for the McIntire Blockhouse for 30 minutes before finally finding one of the 939 habitants of this fine community. He informed me they tore the blockhouse down about 10-15 years ago. Mystery solved.
From the "History of Harrison County" by Henry Haymond:
In May, 1791, as John McIntire and his wife were returning to their home about two miles above the mouth of Bingamon Creek, in what is now Clay District, they passed through the yard of Uriah Ashcraft, and in a short time after Mr. Ashcraft startled by the sudden growling and springing up of one of his dogs, stepped quickly to the door to see what had aroused him. lie had hardly reached the door when he espied an Indian on the outside with his gun presented. Closing and making fast the door, he ascended the stairs that he might better fire on the intruder, and after snapping his gun several times and discovering that there were other Indians in the yard he raised a loud shout to apprise those who were within the sound of his voice that he was surrounded by danger. Upon this the Indians moved off and three brothers of John McIntire coming to his relief they all pursued the trail of the savages.
About a mile from Ashcraft's they came upon the body of John Mclntire tomahawked, stripped and scalped, and concluded that Mrs. McIntire had been taken prisoner. They sent intelligence to Clarksburg.
It was here first ascertained that Mrs. McIntire had been killed, her scalp being found among the things abandoned by the Indians. Her body was afterwards found a short distance from where that of her husband had been previously discovered.
View northbound on Rt 19 at Enterprise. CR 19-2 is about 50 yards north and to the right.
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Janis Mara | June 25, 2004 | Comments
Reactions to AOL's plan to acquire Advertising.com win approval from industry players, with a few caveats.
Overall, industry figures approve of America Online's plan to acquire interactive marketing services firm Advertising.com for $435 million in cash, though some had a few caveats.
The deal, which put a halt to the smaller company's plans for an IPO, is somewhat reminiscent of Yahoo's acquisition of Overture. It pairs an online publishing company with a marketing services firm. AOL will be able to deploy Advertising.com's technology across its network and effectively sell inventory on other publishers' sites.
"The news is great," said Joe Germscheid, a media buyer with Zentropy Partners. "I'm excited about it. It's one of those 'if you can't beat 'em, buy 'em,' deals. It will be a great thing for the whole AOL group."
Germscheid said, "the main thing to be top of mind for AOL would be to learn from the past and not duplicate mistakes made with other acquisitions, meaning non-integration." This was his only concern about the deal.
The media buyer said he was concerned that AOL would keep the acquisition a separate entity and "not integrate it into AOL's larger position of power."
Germscheid was not the only industry player to mention the issue of integration. Another was Scott Howe, general manager of advertising technology and services firm aQuantive's DRIVEpm. The aQuantive property liaises between publishers and advertisers, competing with Advertising.com.
"It's probably a great move if -- and that's a big 'if' -- they can integrate both companies," said Howe.
"These are two great companies and I have a lot of respect for both, one as a partner and one as a competitor," said Howe. "It's hard to argue with the strategy. It seems like a smooth move. From AOL's perspective, it makes sense. Certainly, for how they are allocating inventory on their network, it might be a solution for them."
However, according to Howe, the devil is in the details, or rather, the integration. "As with any acquisition, they'll have to manage through issues of cultural fit and technology integration and all the things that make acquisitions more complicated in reality than on paper," he said.
Howe touched also mentioned potential conflict as a concern. "I think from an advertiser perspective I would be a little wary of sharing my data with someone who represents a huge publisher out in the space. And from a publisher perspective, I'd hate to think I'm selling my media to potentially one of my biggest competitors for share of advertising dollars. It could be a conflict, though that's not to say they don't have answers," Howe noted.
"Advertising.com's publishing customers are many that compete with AOL," said a consultant who formerly worked with AOL. So I don't see anyone else signing up to let AOL sell ad space for other properties. Whether it's in an indirect way or not, I don't see it happening."
Germscheid disagreed, saying, "I don't see that there is a conflict. It is like Yahoo buying Overture."
Regardless of whether or not there is a conflict, the bottom line is that AOL "has found a way to upgrade its ad serving technology and ad targeting capability," according to the consultant. "Instead of having to build it, they bought it."
Addressing the literal bottom line, Kevin Lee, CEO of search engine optimization firm Did-It.com, said, "The first thing that struck me about the deal is that because Advertising.com has so many advertisers in their system, it's an easy way for AOL and its parent Time Warner to monetize their content. They can grow Advertising.com that way, by maximizing their inventory."
Also, Lee said, "There are a lot of advertisers already in the Advertising.com network. There's a lot of assets AOL and Time Warner have, magazines along the lines of Sports Illustrated. There could potentially be some interesting synergies there."
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A Tech Entrepreneur's Guide To Visiting Shenzhen 49
from the name-the-best-place-to-eat dept.
Nice propaganda site, but in the Podunk town I live in, I can find SMT machines, wave soldering contraptions, injection molding items, even machines from Mitsubishi that will do both additive and subtractive sintering (create a rough product, then machine it to uber-tight tolerances.)
I respect China and the people that rave about them, but I prefer buying domestically, and even though I live in banjo country, I can pretty much find the same things without having to have a partner in the foreign country that owns 51% of the venture.
I also respect that China can make virtually anything cheap, and are the go-to place for bottom dollar OEMs/ODMs... but the stuff I spec, cheap is not what I look for... and virtually every other country can make good stuff, be it Germany, Canada, Switzerland, Taiwan, Japan, or even the ol' US.
Yes, the propagandists sell China as the way to go, but there are many other places in the world that can make things and make them well.
I ended up buying stuff from his store just because of that dedication.
Great, thanks for encouraging his behaviour.
It seems intuitively obvious to me, which means that it might be wrong. -- Chris Torek


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A Blooming Hill Vineyard & Winery5195 SW Hergert Road Cornelius, OR 9711312 503-992-1196 email@example.com abloominghillvineyard.com
Hours: 12-5 Fri-Sun, Mon-Thur by appointment
ADEA Wine Company26421 NW Highway 47 Gaston, OR 97119 503-662-4509 adeawine.com
Hours: by appointment, drop-ins welcome
Adelsheim Vineyard16800 NE Calkins Lane Newberg, OR 97132 503-538-3652 email@example.com adelsheim.com
Hours: 11:00am - 4:00pm daily
Airlie Winery15305 Dunn Forest Road Monmouth, OR 97361 503-838-6013 firstname.lastname@example.com airliewinery.com
Hours: Mar-Nov 12-5 Thur-Mon, other times by appointment or chance
Alexana Estate Vineyard & Winery12001 NE Worden Hill Road Newberg, OR 97132 503-537-3100 alexanawinery.com
Hours: April-Nov 11-5 daily, Dec-March 10-4 daily, Tours by appointment
Alexeli Vineyard & Winery35803 S Highway 213 Molalla, OR 97038 503-829-6677 alexeli.com
Hours: April-Nov Sat-Sun 12-5, or by appointment year-round
Alloro Vineyard22075 SW Lebeau Road Sherwood, OR 97140 503-625-1978 email@example.com allorovineyard.com
Hours: 11-5 Thursday-Monday, or by appointment
Amalie Robert Estate13531 Bursell Road Dallas, OR 97338 503-88-CUVEE (28833) email@example.com amalierobert.com
Hours: tours and tastings daily by appointment
Amity Vineyards18150 SE Amity Vineyards Road Amity, OR 97101 503-835-2362 email@example.com www.amityvineyards.com
12-5pm Monday-Sunday
Anam Cara Cellars306 N Main Street Newberg, OR 97132 503-537-9150 email@example.com anamcaracellars.com
Hours: 11-5 daily, winter hours vary
Anderson Family Vineyard20120 NE Herring Lane Newberg, OR 97132 503-554-5541 andersonfamilyvineyard.com
Hours: appointments cheerfully encouraged
Andrew Rich Wines801 N Scott Street Carlton, OR 97111 503-284-6622 andrewrichwines.com
Hours: 11-5 daily
Angela EstateDundee Tasting Room 1326 N Hwy 99W, Suite 105 Dundee, OR 97115 503-554-1049 angelaestate.com
March-Dec 10-5 daily, Jan-Feb 10-5 Thursday-Monday
Ankeny VineyardAnkeny Vineyard 2565 Riverside Rd S Salem Salem, Oregon 97306 503-378-1498 email@example.com www.ankenyvineyard.com
Open 12 - 5 daily. Fridays & Saturdays 12 - 8 (May through September)
Anne Amie Vineyards6580 NE Mineral Springs Road Carlton, OR 97111 503-864-2991 firstname.lastname@example.com anneamie.com
Hours: Mar-Dec 10-5 daily, (Jan-Feb 10-5 Fri-Sun, appointments welcome Mon-Thur)
Antica Terra979 SW Alder Street Dundee, OR 97115 503-244-1748 firstname.lastname@example.com anticaterra.com
Apolloni Vineyards14135 NW Timmerman Road Forest Grove, OR 97116 503-359-3606 email@example.com apolloni.com
Hours: 11am-5pm, May-September - Open Daily; October-April - Open Thursday-Monday or by appointment
Aramenta Cellars17979 NE Lewis Rogers Lane Newberg, OR 97132 503-538-7230 aramentacellars.com
Hours: 10-4 daily
ArborBrook Vineyards17770 NE Calkins Lane Newberg, OR 97132 503-538-0959 arborbrookwines.com
Hours: 11-4:30 Mon-Fri, 11-5 weekends
Arcane Cellars22350 Magness Road NW Salem, OR 97304 503-868-7076 email@example.com arcanecellars.com
Hours: 12 PM to 4 PM every Saturday & Sunday year round or by appointment always
Archer Vineyard32230 NE Old Parrett Mountain Road Newberg, Oregon 97132 503-702-0537 email@example.com www.archervineyard.com
Weekends 11am-5pm & by appointment throughout the year
Archery SummitArchery Summit 18599 NE Archery Summit Road Dayton, OR 97114 503-864-4300 firstname.lastname@example.com archerysummit.com
Tasting Room open 10am-4pm daily - private tours and tastings available by appointment
Árdíri Winery & Vineyards35040 SW Unger Road Cornelius, OR 97113 503-628-6060 ardiriwine.com
Hours: 11-7 Fri-Sat, 11-5 Sun, by appointment Wed-Thur (see website for summer hours)
Argyle Winery691 Highway 99W Dundee, OR 97115 503-538-8520 or 1-888-4ARGYLE argylewinery.com
Hours: 11-5 daily, closed major holidays
Armonéa Vineyard & Wineryat Wine Country Farm 6855 NE Breyman Orchards Road Dayton, OR 97114 800-261-3446 email@example.com www.winecountryfarm.com
Hours: Memorial Day-Thanksgiving 12-5 daily, winter 12-5 weekends
Arterberry Maresh at Maresh Red BarnArterberry Maresh at Maresh Red Barn 9325 NE Worden Hill Rd Dundee, Oregon 97115 503-537-1098 www.mareshredbarn.com
March - December: 12 - 5 Friday - Sunday
AtticusAtticus Wine 20501 Russell Creek Road Yamhill, OR 97148 503-662-3485 email@example.com atticuswine.com
Hours: by appointment only
August Cellars14000 NE Quarry Road Newberg, OR 97132 503-554-6766 email@example.com augustcellars.com
Hours: May-Oct 11-5 daily, Nov-April 11-5 Fri-Sun, or by appointment
Ayoub Vineyard9650 NE Keyes Lane Dundee, OR 97115 503-805-2154 ayoubwines.com
Hours: by appointment only
Ayres Vineyard17971 NE Lewis Rogers Lane Newberg, OR 97132 503-538-7450 ayresvineyard.com
Hours: Memorial Day and Thanksgiving weekends 10:30-3:30, or by appointment
Beaux Frères15155 NE North Valley Road Newberg, OR 97132 503-537-1137 email@example.com beauxfreres.com
Hours: tours and tasting by appointment only, please call first
Beckham Estate Vineyard30790 SW Heater Road Sherwood, OR 97140 971-645-3466 firstname.lastname@example.com beckhamestatevineyard.com
Hours: Friday and Saturday 11-5 and by appt. Open Memorial Day, Labor Day and Thanksgiving weekends.
Bella Vida Vineyard9380 NE Worden Hill Road Dundee, OR 97115 503-538-9821 firstname.lastname@example.com bellavida.com
Hours: Memorial-Thanksgiving weekend 11-5 Thur-Sun
Belle Pente Vineyard & Winery12470 NE Rowland Road Carlton, OR 97111 503-852-9500 bellepente.com
Hours: Open Memorial Day and Thanksgiving weekends, or by appointment
Bells Up Winery27895 NE Bell Rd Newberg, Oregon 97132 503.537.1328 firstname.lastname@example.com www.bellsupwinery.com
By appointment only. Open to public Memorial Day, Labor Day and Thanksgiving weekends.
Benton-Lane Winery23924 Territorial Highway Monroe, OR 97456 541-847-5792 email@example.com benton-lane.com
Hours: March-Christmas 12-5 daily, Jan-Feb 12-5 Mon-Fri
Bergström Wines18215 NE Calkins Lane Newberg, OR 97132 503-554-0468 bergstromwines.com
Hours: 10-4 daily
Bethel Heights Vineyard6060 Bethel Heights Road NW Salem, OR 97304 503-581-2262 email@example.com bethelheights.com
Hours: January-December 11-5 Tue-Sun,
Big Table Farm26851 NW Williams Canyon Road Gaston, OR 97119 503-662-3129 bigtablefarm.com
Hours: 11-4 Memorial and Thanksgiving weekends
Biggio Hamina Cellars1722 SW Highway 18 Suite C McMinnville, OR 97128 503-737-9703 email@example.com biggiohamina.com
Hours: open by appointment, drop-ins welcome, check website or Facebook for additional details.
Björnson Vineyard3635 Bethel Heights Road NW Salem, Oregon 97304 503-877-8189 email@example.com www.bjornsonwine.com
We are open 11am-5pm the weekends of Memorial Day, Labor Day and Thanksgiving. We welcome tastings by appointment.
Black Walnut Inn & Vineyard9600 NE Worden Hill Road Dundee, OR 97115 503-538-8663 email@example.com blackwalnut-inn.com
Hours: Sat-Sun 11-4, other days by appointment
Blakeslee Vineyard Estate20875 SW Chapman Road Sherwood, OR 97140 503-625-6902 firstname.lastname@example.com blakesleevineyardestate.com
Hours: 11-5 daily
Boedecker Cellars2621 NW 30th Avenue Portland, OR 97210 503-224-5778 email@example.com boedeckercellars.com
Hours: Sat-Sun 1-6, daily by appointment, please call
Brick House Vineyards18200 Lewis Rogers Lane Newberg, OR 97132 503-538-5136 brickhousewines.com
Hours: Wed-Sat in the summer by appointment
Brittan Vineyards829 NE Fifth Street McMinnville, OR 97128 503-989-2507 brittanvineyards.com
Hours: please call for an appointment
Broadley Vineyards265 South Fifth Monroe, OR 97456 541-847-5934 broadleyvineyards.com
Hours: by appointment
Brooks21101 SE Cherry Blossom Lane Amity, OR 97101 503-435-1278 brookswines.com
Hours: 11-5 Tue-Sun, Monday by appointment
Bryn Mawr Vineyards5955 Bethel Heights Road NW Salem, OR 97304 503-581-4286 brynmawrvineyards.com
11:00-5:00. Closed Monday. firstname.lastname@example.com to schedule.
Cana's Feast Winery750 West Lincoln Street Carlton, OR 97111 503-852-0002 canasfeastwinery.com
Hours: 11-5 daily
Capitello WinesCapitello Wines Tasting Bar & Barrel Room 540 Charnelton St Eugene, Oregon 97401 541-520-3092 email@example.com www.capitellowines.com
Wednesday-Saturday 12-8pm, year round
Carabella Vineyard16707 SW Edminston Road Wilsonville, OR 97070 503-925-0972 carabellawine.com
Hours: Memorial and Thanksgiving weekends
Carlton Cellars130 West Monroe Street Carlton, OR 97111 503-852-7888 carltoncellars.com
Hours: 11-5 Wed-Sun, call for winter Hours
Carlton Winemakers Studio801 N Scott Street Carlton, OR 97111 503-852-6100 winemakersstudio.com
Hours: March-Nov 11-5 daily, Dec-Feb 11-4 daily
Chapter 24 Vineyards531 N Highway 99w Dundee, Oregon 97115 503-487-6341 firstname.lastname@example.com www.chapter24vineyards.com
Thursday - Monday. 11am - 5pm. Closed major holidays.
Chehalem31190 NE Veritas Lane Newberg, OR 97132 503-537-5553 email@example.com chehalemwines.com
By appointment only. Chehalem Tasting Room open 11-5 daily.
Chehalem Tasting Room106 S Center Street Newberg, OR 97132 503-538-4700 firstname.lastname@example.com chehalemwines.com
11-5 daily, appointments requested for parties of eight or more
Cherry Hill Winery7867 Crowley Road Rickreall, OR 97371 503-623-7867 email@example.com www.cherryhillwinery.com
Hours: May-Oct 1st 11-5 Sat-Sun, 11-4 Mon-Fri, Memorial and Thanksgiving weekends
Claygate Estate Vineyard17205 NE Dopp Rd Newberg, Oregon 97132 503-554-9463 firstname.lastname@example.com www.claygatevineyard.com
Thursday - Monday, Holiday Weekends, and By Appointment
Coelho Winery111 Fifth Street Amity, OR 97101 503-835-9305; Gallery 503-835-0678 email@example.com coelhowinery.com
Hours: 11am-5pm Daily, Memorial and Thanksgiving Day weekends
Coeur de Terre Vineyard21000 SW Eagle Point Road McMinnville, OR 97128 503-833-4111 ext. 105 cdtvineyard.com
Hours: 11-5 Thur-Mon, otherwise by appointment, groups of 6 or larger by appointment only
Coleman Vineyard22734 SW Latham Road McMinnville, OR 97128 503-843-2707 colemanwine.com
Hours: visit website for Hours, by appointment and Memorial and Thanksgiving weekends
Colene Clemens Vineyards22501 NE Dopp Road Newberg, OR 97132 503-662-4687 coleneclemens.com
Hours: 11-5 Wed-Sun, groups of 6 or more by appointment
Cooper Mountain Vineyards20121 SW Leonardo Lane Beaverton, OR 97007 503-649-0027 email@example.com coopermountainwine.com
Hours: 12-5 daily
Cornerstone Oregon3500 NW Bridgefarmer Road Gaston, OR 97119 971-228-5758 cornerstonecellars.com
Hours: opening summer of 2015
Cristom Vineyards6905 Spring Valley Road NW Salem, OR 97304 503-375-3068 cristomwines.com
Hours: 11-5 Tue-Sun, call for holiday Hours
Crowley Wines14000 NE Quarry Rd Newberg, Oregon 97132 971-645-3547 email@example.com www.crowleywines.com
May-October, 11am-5pm daily
Crumbled Rock Winery8415 Worden Hill Road Dundee, OR 97115 503-537-9682 email@example.com crumbledrockwines.com
Hours: May-Nov 12-5 Sat-Sun, all other times by appointment.
Cubanisimo Vineyards1754 Best Road NW Salem, OR 97304 503-588-1763 cubanisimovineyards.com
Hours: April-mid-Dec 11-5 daily, Jan-March by appointment only
David Hill Vineyards & Winery46350 NW David Hill Road Forest Grove, OR 97116 503-992-8545 davidhillwinery.com
Hours: 11-5 daily
De Ponte CellarsVineyard and Winery Tasting Room 17545 NE Archery Summit Road Dayton, OR 97114 503-864-3698 firstname.lastname@example.com depontecellars.com
Hours: Winery Tasting Room 11-5 daily
De Ponte Cellars' Lonesome Rock FirehouseLonesome Rock Firehouse 209 N Kutch Street Carlton, Oregon 97111 (503) 852-3014 email@example.com depontecellars.com
Friday-Sunday, Noon-5pm, expanded hours during summer.
Dion Vineyard33155 Riedweg Rd Cornelius, Oregon 97113 503-407-8598 email@example.com www.dionvineyard.com
Current: by appointment. Tasting Room opening Thanksgiving 2014
Dobbes Family Estate240 SE Fifth Street Dundee, OR 97115 503-538-1141 email@example.com dobbesfamilyestate.com
Hours: 11-6 daily
Domaine Drouhin Oregon6750 NE Breyman Orchard Road Dayton, OR 97114 503-864-2700 firstname.lastname@example.com domainedrouhin.com
Hours: 11- 4 Wed-Sun, daily during the summer, tours by appointment
Domaine Serene6555 Hilltop Lane Dayton, OR 97114 866-864-6555 email@example.com www.domaineserene.com
Hours: 11am-4pm daily; tours and private tastings by appointment
Domaine Trouvèreabove Red Hills Market 155 SW Seventh (2nd Floor) Dundee, OR 97115 503-487-6370 domainetrouvere.com
Daily 11am-5pm
Dominio IV Wines888 NE Eighth Street McMinnville, OR 97128 503-474-8636 dominiowines.com
Hours: 12-5 Fri-Sat, daily by appointment
Duck Pond Cellars23145 Highway 99W Dundee, OR 97115 800-437-3213 503-538-3199 email@example.com www.duckpondcellars.com
11-5 daily
Dukes Family Vineyards7845 SE Amity Road Amity, OR 97101 503-835-0620 email@example.com dukesfamilyvineyards.com
Pre-Holiday weekends - open to the public , Otherwise by appointment only
Durant Vineyards5430 NE Breyman Orchards Road Dayton, OR 97114 503-864-2000 durantvineyards.com
Hours: Daily 10am-5pm
Dusky Goose8355 NE Warren Rd Dundee, OR 97210 503-857-5776 duskygoose.com
Hours: by appointment only
Ebony Wines11400 Westland Lane Dayton, OR 97456 503-939-4155 ebonywines.com
Hours: by appointment only, email@example.com
Elizabeth Chambers Cellar455 NE Irvine St McMinnville, Oregon 97128 503-412-9765 firstname.lastname@example.com www.ElizabethChambersCellar.com
Daily 12pm-5pm, May 22 - October 2 open Fridays & Saturdays until 6pm
Elk Cove Vineyards27751 NW Olson Road Gaston, OR 97119 503-985-7760 877-ELK-COVE email@example.com www.elkcove.com
Hours: 10-5 daily
Eola Hills Legacy Estate VineyardLegacy Estate Vineyard 1600 Oak Grove Road NW Salem, Oregon 97304 503-362-1846 email@example.com www.eolahillswinery.com
12 - 6pm, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Eola Hills McMinnville Tasting RoomEola Hills McMinnville Tasting Room 448 NE Third Street McMinnville, Oregon 97128 503-474-6361 firstname.lastname@example.com www.eolahillswinery.com
12 - 7pm, Mon-Thu, 12 - 8pm; Fri-Sat; 12 - 6pm, Sun
Eola Hills Wine Cellars501 S Pacific Hwy 99W Rickreall, Oregon 97371 503-623-2405 firstname.lastname@example.com www.eolahillswinery.com
10-5 daily
Erath9409 NE Worden Hill Rd Dundee, OR 97115 503-538-3318 firstname.lastname@example.com www.erath.com
Hours: 11:00am to 5:00pm Daily
Ermisch Family CellarsTasting Bar 550 SW Industrial Way #102 Bend, Oregon 97702 541-388-5330 email@example.com www.ermischcellars.com
9-6 Monday-Friday
Et Fille WinesWinery 14000 NE Quarry Road Newberg, OR 97140 503-853-5836 etfillewines.com
Hours: by appointment only, email@example.com
Evening Land Vineyards1326 N Hwy 99W, Suite 100 Dundee, OR 97115 503-538-4110 firstname.lastname@example.com www.eveninglandvineyards.com
10-5 daily
Evesham Wood Vineyard & Winery3795 Wallace Road NW Salem, OR 97304 503-371-8478 eveshamwood.com
Hours: by appointment
The Eyrie Vineyards935 NE 10th Avenue McMinnville, OR 97128 503-472-6315 firstname.lastname@example.com eyrievineyards.com
Hours: 12-5 , 7 days a week
Fairsing Vineyard21455 NE Burkett Hill Road Yamhill, Oregon 97148 503-560-8266 firstname.lastname@example.com www.fairsingvineyard.com
by appointment
Firesteed Cellars2200 N Pacific Hwy W Rickreall, Oregon 97371 503-623-8683 firstname.lastname@example.com firesteed.com
11-5 daily
The Four Graces9605 NE Fox Farm Road Dundee, OR 97115 503-554-8000 email@example.com thefourgraces.com
Hours: 10-5 daily
Fox Farm Vineyards & Wine Bar606 E First Street Newberg, OR 97132 503-538-8466 foxfarmvineyards.com
Hours: 12-8 daily
Freja Cellars16691 SW McFee Place Hillsboro, OR 97123 503-628-0337 frejacellars.com
Hours: by appointment
Ghost Hill Cellars12220 NE Bayliss Road Carlton, OR 97111 503-852-7347 ghosthillcellars.com
Hours: April-Nov weekends 12-5, weekdays by appointment
Gran Moraine Winery17090 NE Woodland Loop Rd Yamhill, Oregon 97148 503-662-5454 email@example.com granmoraine.com
Monday-Sunday, 11am-5pm
Grochau Cellars9360 SE Eola Hills Rd Amity, Oregon 97101 Grochaucellars.com
Hours: tasting room opening May 16th, Fri-Sun 12pm-5pm
Hamacher Winesat The Carlton Winemakers Studio 801 N Scott Street Carlton, OR 97111 503-852-7200 hamacherwines.com
Hours: March-Nov 11-5 daily, Dec-Feb 11-4 daily
Harper Voit Wines22070 NE Ridge Road Gaston, OR 97119 503-583-4221 harpervoit.com
Hours: by appointment, open house Memorial and Thanksgiving weekends
Hawkins CellarsDundee Tasting Room 990 Highway 99W Dundee, OR 97115 503-554-9885 email@example.com hawkinscellars.com
Hours: Thurs/Fri Noon-8pm, Sat - Mon 11-5 (seasonal - check website for details)
Hawks View Cellars20210 SW Conzelmann Road Sherwood, OR 97140 503-625-1591 firstname.lastname@example.com hawksviewcellars.com
Weekdays by appointment. Saturday & Sunday, 11am - 5pm
Helioterra Winesthe SE Wine Collective 2425 SE 35th Place Portland, Oregon 97214 503-757-5881 email@example.com Helioterrawines.com
At the SE Wine Collective: Mon, Wed, Thurs & Fri 4PM-10PM Saturday 1PM-10PM Sunday 1PM-8PM or by appointment
Honeywood Winery1350 Hines Street SE Salem, OR 97302 503-362-4111 honeywoodwinery.com
Hours: 9-6 Mon-Fri, 10-6 Sat, 11-6 Sun
Hyland Estates20980 NE Niederberger Road Dundee, OR 97115 503-554-4200 hylandestateswinery.com
Hours: 11-5 daily
Idealist WinesIdealist Wines 14000 NE Quarry Road Newberg, Oregon 97132 503-474-8886 email@example.com www.idealistwines.com
By appointment
Illahe Vineyards3275 Ballard Road Dallas, OR 97338 503-831-1248 firstname.lastname@example.com illahevineyards.com
Hours: Labor Day-Memorial Day appt only, Memorial Day-Labor Day 11-5 Saturday & Sunday, or by appt
iOTA Cellars7895 SE Amity Road, P O Box 312 Amity, OR 97101 503-507-8063 email@example.com iotacellars.com
Hours: by appointment and on Thanksgiving Weekend
Iris Vineyards82110 Territorial Hwy Eugene, Oregon 97405 541-242-6588 email@example.com www.irisvineyards.com
Thursday & Sunday, 12-5; Friday & Saturday 12-6.
J. Albin Winery19495 Vista Hill Drive Hillsboro, OR 97123 503-628-2986 laurelvineyard.com
Hours: by appointment only
J. Christopher Wines17150 NE Hillside Drive Newberg, OR 97132 503-554-9572 firstname.lastname@example.com jchristopherwines.com
Hours: by appointment only, 11am - 4pm
J.K. Carriere Wines9995 NE Parrett Mountain Road Newberg, OR 97132 503-554-0721 email@example.com jkcarriere.com
Hours: March-Nov 11-4 Fri-Sat, and by appointment, closed Sunday
J Wrigley Vineyards and Winery19390 SW Cherry Hill Road Sheridan, OR 97378 503-857-8287 wrigleywines.com
Hours: May-Nov 12-5 Thur-Mon
Johan Vineyards4285 N Pacific Highway (99W) Rickreall, OR 79371 866-379-6029 johanvineyards.com
Hours: Feb-Dec 23 11-5 daily
Keeler Estate Vineyard5100 SE Rice Lane Amity, Oregon 97101 503-550-0308 email@example.com www.keelerestatevineyard.com
Open Memorial Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, otherwise by appointment.
K&M Wines, Alchemy Vineyard143 E Main Street Carlton, OR 97140 503-625-3236 kandmwines.com
Hours: 12-5 Fri-Sun, and by appointment
Knudsen Vineyards9409 NE Knudsen Lane Dundee, Oregon 97115 503-580-1596 firstname.lastname@example.com www.knudsenvineyards.com
Not open to the public
Kramer VineyardsTasting Room: 258 N Kutch Street Carlton, OR 97119 503-662-4545; Carlton Tasting Room 503-852-3045 kramervineyards.com
Hours: April-Oct 11-5 daily, Nov-March 11-5 Thur-Sun, Closed on major hoidays
La CremaLa Crema 503-577-0952 firstname.lastname@example.com www.lacrema.com
Not open for tasting
Lachini VineyardsWinery & Tasting Room 258 N Kutch Street Carlton, OR 97111 503-864-4553 lachinivineyards.com
Hours: winery Thur-Sun 11:30-4:30, vineyard by appointment and summer weekends
Lange Estate Winery & Vineyards18380 NE Buena Vista Drive Dundee, OR 97115 503-538-6476 firstname.lastname@example.com langewinery.com
Hours: 11-5 daily, private tours available by appointment
Laura Volkman Vineyards14725 NE Quarry Road Newberg, Oregon 97132 503-504-3796
See The Potter's Vineyard
Laurel Ridge Winery13301 NE Kuehne Road Carlton, OR 97111 503-852-7050 laurelridgewinery.com
Hours: 12-5 weekdays, 11-5 weekends, also by appointment
Le Cadeau Vineyard1326 N Highway 99W Dundee, OR 97115 503-625-2777 lecadeauvineyard.com
Hours: 11-5
Left Coast Cellars4225 N Pacific Highway 99W Rickreall, OR 97371 503-831-4916 email@example.com leftcoastcellars.com
11-5 daily
Lemelson Vineyards12020 NE Stag Hollow Road Carlton, OR 97111 503-852-6619 lemelsonvineyards.com
Hours: 11-4 Thur-Mon
Lenné18760 NE Laughlin Road Yamhill, OR 97148 503-956-2256 lenneestate.com
Hours: May-Oct 1-5 Thur-Sun and 12-5 Sat-Sun. Nov-April 12-5 Sat-Sun
Longplay Wine / Lia's Vineyard215 E First Street Newberg, OR 97132 503-489-8466 firstname.lastname@example.com longplaywine.com
Hours: Fri-Sun 11-5 or cheerfully by appointment. Closed Dec 15-Jan 31
Lumos Wine CoMcMinnville Tasting Room 581 NE Third Street McMinnville, Oregon 97128 541-929-3519 email@example.com www.lumoswine.com
Thursday-Sunday 1-6 at McMinnville Tasting Room; see website for Vineyard events
Mahonia Vineyard4985 Battle Creek Road SE #200 Salem, OR 97302 503-585-8789 mahoniavineyard.com
Hours: by appointment
Maysara Winery & Momtazi Vineyard15765 SW Muddy Valley Road McMinnville, OR 97128 503-843-1234 maysara.com
Hours: Monday-Saturday 11am-5pm & Sunday 12pm-5pm
McMenamins Edgefield Winery2126 SW Halsey Street Troutdale, OR 97060 503-665-2992 www.edgefieldwinery.com
Hours: 12noon-10pm daily
Merriman Winesat The Carlton Winemakers Studio 801 N Scott Street Carlton, OR 97111 503-560-1769 503-852-6100 merrimanwines.com
Hours: March-Nov 11-5 daily, Dec-Feb 11-4 daily
Methven Family Vineyards & Winery11400 Westland Lane Dayton, OR 97114 503-868-7259 methvenfamilyvineyards.com
Hours: May-Sep 11-5 Daily, Oct-April 11-5 Fri-Sun, and by appointment
MonksGate Vineyard & WinesMonksGate Vineyard 9500 NE Oak Springs Farm Road Carlton, OR 97111 503-852-6521 firstname.lastname@example.com monksgate.com
Hours: April-Dec, 12-5 Thurs-Mon
Montinore Estate3663 SW Dilley Road Forest Grove, OR 97116 503-359-5012 email@example.com montinore.com
Hours: 11-5 daily, call ahead for holiday Hours and group tastings
Mouton Noir Wines20980 NE Niederberger Rd Dundee, Oregon 97115 503-217-4001 email@example.com www.moutonnoirwines.com
No public tasting room
Native Flora11812 NE Worden Hill Rd Newberg, Oregon 97132 503-504-1990 firstname.lastname@example.com www.nativeflora.com
By appointment
Noble PigNoble Pig Tasting Room 203 Main St Carlton, Oregon 97111 Office: 503-474-2000; Tasting Room: 503-852-3038 firstname.lastname@example.com www.noblepigwine.com
12-5 Weekends. Check website for other seasonal hours.
Nysa Vineyard18655 NE Trunk Rd Dundee, Oregon 97115 503-538-3604 firstname.lastname@example.com www.nysavineyard.com
Omero CellarsWinery and Tasting Room 213 N. Yamhill St. (HWY 47) Carlton, OR 97111 503-852-3067 omerocellars.com
Hours: 12-5 daily
Owen Roe2761 E Nintth Street Newberg, OR 97132 503-678-6514 owenroe.com
Oregon & Washington: 7 days a week 11am-4pm
Panther Creek Cellars110 SW Hwy 99W Dundee, OR 97115 503-472-8080 email@example.com panthercreekcellars.com
Daily 10am-5pm
Patricia Green Cellars15225 NE North Valley Road Newberg, OR 97132 503-554-0821 patriciagreencellars.com
Hours: by appointment only, weekdays are more likely
Patton Valley Vineyard9449 SW Old Highway 47 Gaston, OR 97119 503-985-3445 pattonvalley.com
Hours: weekends 11am-5pm, weekdays by appointment
Penner-Ash Wine Cellars15771 NE Ribbon Ridge Road Newberg, OR 97132 503-554-5545 pennerash.com
11 - 5 daily; tours & groups of 6 or more by appointment
Plum Hill Vineyards6505 SW Old Highway 47 Gaston, OR 97119 503-359-4706 firstname.lastname@example.com plumhillwine.com
Hours: 11-5 Mon-Sat, 12-5 Sun
Ponzi Historic Estate14665 SW Winery Lane Beaverton, OR 97007 503-628-1910 firstname.lastname@example.com ponziwines.com
Check website for seasonal hours
Ponzi Vineyards19500 SW Mountain Home Road Sherwood, OR 97140 503-628-1227 email@example.com ponziwines.com
Hours: Open daily 11-5:30
Ponzi Wine BarOn the corner of Hwy 99W & SW 7th Street Dundee, OR 97115 503-554-1500 firstname.lastname@example.com ponziwines.com
Open daily. Check website for seasonal hours
The Potter's Vineyard & Clay Art Gallery14725 NE Quarry Road Newberg, Oregon 97132 503-504-3796 www.pottersvineyard.com
11-5 / Open Memorial Day Weekend, Labor Day Weekend, Thanksgiving Weekend, and by appointment.
Privé Vineyard28155 NE Bell Road Newberg, OR 97132 503-554-0464 privevineyard.com
Hours: by appointment
Purple Cow VineyardsPurple Cow Vineyards Tasting Room 606 E First Street Newberg, Oregon 97132 971-259-8269 email@example.com www.purplecowvineyards.com
Purple Hands WineryTasting Room 10505 NE Red Hills Road Dundee, OR 97115 purplehandswine.com
Hours: Friday-Monday, 11-4:30pm; Thursdays by appointment only
Quailhurst Vineyard EstateQuailhurst Vineyard Estate 16031 SW Pleasant Hill Road Sherwood, OR 97140 503-936-3633 firstname.lastname@example.com quailhurstwines.com
Hours: Memorial Day-mid November Saturday 11-4
R. Stuart & Co. Winery528 NE Third Street McMinnville, OR 97128 503-472-4477 rstuartandco.com
Sun-Tues: 12-6pm, Wed-Sat: 12-8pm
R. Stuart & Co. Wine Bar528 NE Third Street McMinnville, OR 97128 503-472-4477 rstuartandco.com
House: 12-6 Tue-Wed, 12-8 Thur-Sat
Rain Dance Vineyards26355 NE Bell Rd Newberg, Oregon 97132 503-538-0197
Raptor Ridge Winery18700 SW Hillsboro Highway Newberg, OR 97132 503-628-8463 raptorridgewinery.com
Summer Hours 11-4 Everyday Winter Hours 11-4 Thursday-Monday
Redhawk Vineyard & Winery2995 Michigan City Lane NW Salem, OR 97304 503-362-1596 redhawkwine.com
Hours: 11-5 daily
Redman Wines18975 NE Ribbon Ridge Road Newberg, OR 97132 503-554-1290 email@example.com redmanwines.com
Hours: Holiday weekends and by appointment. Open April 10 thru September 13: Friday, Saturday and Sunday 11 AM to 4 PM
Remy WinesbaR 905 NE 10th Avenue McMinnville, OR 97128 503-560-2003 remywines.com
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday Noon to Six or by appointment
REX HILL30835 N Hwy 99W Newberg, OR 97132 503-538-0666 firstname.lastname@example.com REXHILL.com
10-5 daily
Rocky Point Cellars22040 NE Ridge Road Gaston, OR 97119 509-995-2771 rockypointcellars.com
Hours: by appointment
ROCO Winery13260 NE Red Hills Road Newberg, OR 97132 503-538-7625 email@example.com rocowinery.com
Thursday-Sunday 11am - 5pm (Open Mondays June-October)
Saffron Fields Vineyard18748 NE Laughlin Road Yamhill, OR 97148 503-662-5323 email@example.com saffronfields.com
Daily 11am-5pm
Scott Paul Wines128 S Pine Street Carlton, OR 97111 503-852-7300 email@example.com scottpaul.com
Hours: In Carlton, 12-5 Sat only, and by appointment
Seufert Winery415 Ferry Street Dayton, OR 97114 503-864-2946 seufertwinery.com
Hours: 11-5 Mon, closed Tue, 11-5 Wed-Sat, 12-5 Sun
Seven of Hearts / Luminous Hills217 W Main Street Carlton, OR 97111 503-852-0097 sevenofheartswine.com
Hours: 11-5 Thur-Mon
Shea Wine Cellars12321 NE Highway 240 Newberg, OR 97132 503-241-6527 sheawinecellars.com
Hours: Memorial and Thanksgiving weekends, by appointment seasonally
Siltstone Wines213 Pine Street Carlton, OR 97111 503-864-4858 siltstonewines.com
Hours: opening spring 2013, Fri-Sun 11-5, or by appointment.
Silvan Ridge WinerySilvan Ridge Winery 27012 Briggs Hill Road Eugene, Oregon 97405 541-345-1945 firstname.lastname@example.com www.silvanridge.com
12-5 daily
Sineannat Lady Hill Winery 8400 Champoeg Rd. St. Paul, OR 97137 503-341-2698 sineann.com
Hours: by appointment
Sokol Blosser Winery5000 Sokol Blosser Lane Dayton, OR 97114 503-864-2282 | 800-582-6668 email@example.com sokolblosser.com
10-4 daily
Soléna Estate17100 NE Woodland Loop Road Yamhill, OR 97148 503-662-3700 solenaestate.com
Hours: 11-5 daily
Soter Vineyards10880 NE Mineral Springs Road Carlton, OR 97111 503-662-5600 sotervineyards.com
Hours: seven days a week by appointment
St. Innocent Winery5657 Zena Road NW Salem, OR 97304 503-378-1526 stinnocentwine.com
Hours: 11-5 daily, closed holidays, tours also by appointment
Stag Hollow7930 NE Blackburn Road Yamhill, OR 97148 503-662-5609 staghollow.com
Hours: Memorial Day and Thanksgiving weekends and by appointment
Stangeland Vineyards & Winery8500 Hopewell Road NW Salem, OR 97304 503-581-0355 firstname.lastname@example.com stangelandwinery.com
Hours: June-Dec 12-5 Tue-Sun, Jan-May weekends 12-5, or by appointment
Stoller Family Estate16161 NE McDougall Road Dayton, OR 97114 503-864-3404 firstname.lastname@example.com stollerfamilyestate.com
Hours: 11-5 daily
Styring19960 NE Ribbon Ridge Road Newberg, OR 97132 503-866-6741 styringvineyards.com
Hours: Private appointments and Memorial Day, Labor Day and Thanksgiving weekends
Sweet Cheeks Winery27007 Briggs Hill Road Eugene, OR 97405 541-349-9463 email@example.com sweetcheekswinery.com
Hours: 12-6 daily, 12-9 Friday
Tendril Wine Cellars3500 NW Bridge Farmer Road Gaston, OR 97119 503-858-4524 firstname.lastname@example.com tendrilwines.com
Hours: We welcome guests for a unique in depth tasting experience with winemaker, Tony Rynders. Call to schedule an appointment at our winery located in Gaston.
Terra Vina WinesTasting Room 585 NE Third Street McMinnville, OR 97128 503-474-6777 503-925-0712 firstname.lastname@example.com terravinawines.com
Hours: 12-7 Thur-Sat, 12-5 Sun, call for private tastings
Thistle Wines10555 NE Red Hills Road Dundee, OR 97115 503-200-4509 firstname.lastname@example.com thistlewines.com
Hours: June-Aug 12-5 most weekends, year-round by appointment. Check website for special event hours.
Torii Mor18323 NE Fairview Drive Dundee, OR 97115 800-839-5004 firstname.lastname@example.com toriimorwinery.com
Hours: 11-5 daily, closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day
Tresori Vineyards17940 N Kings Grade Road Newberg, OR 97132 971-313-2021 email@example.com tresorivineyards.com
Hours: 11-5 on Wine Country Weekends, call or check website for summer Hours
Trisaetum Winery18401 Ribbon Ridge Road Newberg, OR 97132 503-538-9898 trisaetum.com
Hours: 11-4 Wed-Mon
TwelveTasting Room 214 W Main Street Carlton, OR 97111 503-435-1212 twelvewine.com
Hours: 12-6ish Thur-Mon, winter: weekends only, or by appointment
Tyee Wine Cellars26335 Greenberry Road Corvallis, OR 97333 541-753-8754 tyeewine.com
Hours: April-Dec 12-5 Fri-Sun or by appointment
Union Wine Company19550 SW Cipole Road Tualatin, OR 97062 971-322-4791 email@example.com unionwinecompany.com
Hours: by appointment only
Utopia Vineyards17445 NE Ribbon Ridge Road Newberg, OR 97132 503-687-1671 email@example.com utopiawine.com
Hours: 11-6 daily and by appointment, vineyard and winery tours by appointment
Van Duzer Vineyards11975 Smithfield Road Dallas, OR 97338 503-623-6420 email@example.com vanduzer.com
Hours: 11-5 daily
VIDON Vineyard17425 NE Hillside Drive Newberg, OR 97132 503-538-4092 firstname.lastname@example.com www.vidonvineyard.com
Weekends: 11 AM to 4 PM, Weekdays: by appointment
Vista Hills Vineyard6475 Hilltop Lane Dayton, OR 97114 503-864-3200 vistahillsvineyard.com
Hours: 12-5 daily
VX Vineyard (Vercingetorix)VX Vineyeard Tasting Room 8000 NE Parrish Road Newberg, OR 97132 503-537-0799 email@example.com vxvineyardwine.com
Open weekends from Noon to 5pm, Memorial Day Weekend through Thanksgiving Weekend or by appointment.
Wahle Vineyards & Cellarsat the Carlton Winemakers Studio 801 Scott Street Carlton, OR 97111 503-241-3385 wvcellars.com
Hours: March-Nov 11-5 daily, Dec-Feb 11-4 daily
Walnut City WineWorks475 NE 17th Street McMinnville, OR 97128 503-472-3215 firstname.lastname@example.com walnutcitywineworks.com
Hours: 11-4:30 Thur-Sun
Walter Scott Wines6130 Bethel Heights Road NW Salem, OR 97304 971-209-7786 firstname.lastname@example.com walterscottwines.com
Hours: by appointment, open Memorial Day and Thanksgiving weekends
Westrey Wine Company1065 NE Alpine Avenue McMinnville, OR 97128 503-434-6357 westrey.com
Hours: Memorial Day-Labor Day Thur-Sun, Thanksgiving weekend, or by appointment
Whistling Dog Cellars1915 Oak Grove Road NW Salem, OR 97304 503-329-5114 email@example.com whistlingdogcellars.com
Hours: by appointment only
Whistling Ridge Vineyards14551 NE North Valley Road Newberg, Oregon 97132 503-538-6641 www.whistlingridgevineyards.com
11-5 Saturday and Sunday and by appointment
White Rose Estate6250 NE Hilltop Lane Dayton, OR 97114 503-864-2328 whiteroseestate.com
Hours: 11-5 daily
WillaKenzie Estate19143 NE Laughlin Road Yamhill, OR 97148 503-662-3280 email@example.com www.willakenzie.com
Hours: May-Oct 10-5 daily, Nov-April 10-4
Willful Wine Co.at S.E. Wine Collective 2425 SE 35th Place Portland, OR 97214 503-577-8982 willfulwine.com
Hours: by appointment only
Winderlea Vineyard & Winery8905 NE Worden Hill Road Dundee, OR 97115 503-554-5900 email@example.com winderlea.com
Daily 11am - 4pm. Groups of 7 or larger by appointment only.
Winter's Hill Estate6451 NE Hilltop Lane Dayton, OR 97114 503-864-4592 email@example.com wintershillwine.com
11-5 daily except Tuesdays
Witness Tree Vineyard7111 Spring Valley Road NW Salem, OR 97304 503-585-7874 witnesstreevineyard.com
Hours: March-Dec 11-5 Tue-Sun, call or visit our website
Yamhill Valley Vineyards16250 SW Oldsville Road McMinnville, OR 97128 503-843-3100 firstname.lastname@example.com www.yamhill.com
January-March 11am-4pm Thursday-Monday; April-December 11am-5pm Daily
Youngberg Hill10660 SW Youngberg Hill Road McMinnville, OR 97128 888-657-8668 503-472-2727 email@example.com youngberghill.com
Hours: 10-4 daily
Zenith Vineyard5657 Zena Rd NW Salem, Oregon 97304 503-932-3540 email@example.com www.zenithvineyard.com
Z'IVO Wines18201 Walnut Hill Road Dayton, OR 97114 503-705-9398 email@example.com zivowines.com
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GLENDALE, AZ - NOVEMBER 12: Keith Yandle #3 of the Phoenix Coyotes skates with the puck during the NHL game against the Montreal Canadiens at Jobing.com Arena on November 12, 2009 in Glendale, Arizona. The Canadiens defeated the Coyotes 4-2. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
GLENDALE, Ariz. Keith Yandle sounded like Old School character Frank The Tank Ricard when recounting his Wednesday errands. I went to Best Buy, Home Depot and Frys Grocery Store, Yandle said. I was in each of them for probably a half hour to 45 minutes, and I didnt get recognized once. Thats two-time NHL All-Star Keith Yandle. You know, the Coyotes assistant captain? The guy whos tied for the postseason lead among defensemen with seven points? The guy with the dead giveaway playoff beard? Its fine for me flying under the radar, Yandle shrugged. Its nice to be able to do my thing. The same can be said of his Phoenix teammates. With a roster largely bereft of marquee names, the Coyotes have adopted a pack mentality that has them four wins away from playing for the oldest, biggest and most beautiful trophy in North American professional sports. Its really the reason why we are where we are, forward Taylor Pyatt said. Everyones coming together and playing well, different guys are...
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We have 2 beautiful apartments we rent out, you can see photos and details of each in this listing. This listing, the penthouse, is marked with '1' on all pictures. Both apartments are beautiful and very comfortable and complete. The modern luxury apartment is 'new' (2007), very cosy, with elevator, South facing with nice terrace.
The totally modernized Penthouse has been furnished and decorated very nicely and is very complete throughout.The penthouse has 5 different terraces with sea views and is very spacious. We have thought of everything to make you as comfortable as possible; you will not regret staying in this tropical paradise! . This stunning urbanisation in the most beautiful tropical gardens is Estepona´s best kept secret! Once discovered you´ll never want to go anywhere else, like many others have experienced before...We have many repeat guests that come back every year. Directly on the beach with amazing views of the mediteranean. Interior design of both apartments is stylish, modern and warm. Owner has more apts for rent in the same urbanisation, also 3 bedrooms and also frontline beach.
A truly unique paradise in 5 * facilities...: Alcazaba Beach is special, to say the least. Who has been there once, will understand why. Despite the size (13 hectares) it has a very intimate feeling (low built).
Owners are proud of their property and maintance of apartments and unique gardens is of the highest standards.Both visitors (renters) and owners are of a good standard, making it a quiet haven for the perfect holiday. Security is of a high standard (video camera´s, gated).In the apartment you will find a list of great restaurants, typical Spanish tapas, great fish, steak, Italian, French etc. The choice is overwhelming, the art is to find the most special; either in the cosy port, typical Spanish old town, romantic seaside, mountains or places like Puerto Banus and Marbella. The good thing is that you don't need to go far, within a few minutes you will find excellent quality and atmosphere. Alcazaba restaurant on the seafront in summer is a great place with its outdoor terrace as well. The owner will happily advise you and also has a 2 bedroom stunning penthouse for for rent in the same urbanisation (with 130 m2 terraces with beautiful seaviews). See other listing on this link (dual listing).
Estepona : You will also be able to find more information on the owners own website www.esteponaliving.com, offering a lot of extra information and tips on restaurants, car rental, what to do in the area and lots more!!!
Estepona is often called the Pearl of the Costa del Sol.
Although there are many beautiful towns and villages situated on the Costa del Sol, Estepona would certainly win the prize for 'the real Spain' and 'the most attractive town'.
Estepona is a lively yet peaceful Spanish seaside town, close enough to all the 'hussle and bussle' on the rest of the Costa del Sol. Thanks to Estepona´s central location, other places like Marbella, Tarifa and Seville and even Africa can easily be reached. People generally rate Estepona as the most relaxed and most charming holiday destination on the Costa del Sol. It is therefore no surprise that the people who have discovered Estepona over the last few years, feel very comfortable and in many cases decided to buy a (second) home here.
Clean and Safe
Mountains and Beaches
An average of 325 sunny days a year
Authentically Spanish with modern trends
Good tourist public and mixed hospitable population
Peaceful yet Dynamic
Relaxed Andalucia lifestyle
Centrally located and close to everything
30 Golf courses in the direct vicinity
Unlike many of the towns on the Costa del Sol, Estepona understands the importance of preserving her Andalusian Spanish character.
Most of her buildings date back to last century and the town is a maze of white-washed, narrow streets, shaded squares and pretty patios with many nice restaurants and terraces to enjoy.
Down at the harbour, totally rebuilt in 1977, fish is auctioned daily on the quayside. There are also a variety of sport amenities in Estepona port along with dolphin spotting trips, sailing and fishing excursions. Estepona port is lively with many nice restaurants and bars.
The Estepona coastline, shallow and sandy, extends over more than 21 km. The Rada Beach, located in front of town, has all services: restaurants, beach bars, showers, lifeguards, etc. ,
The Cristo Beach forms a charming cove, and is ideal for any time of the year,being quite sheltered with shallow waters and great beach bars to enjoy lunch or a drink on the sandy beaches; the 'European Caribbean'!
Car Hire and transport: Renting a car in Spain is not expensive and will give you that extra bit of freedom to move around and get the best out of the surrounding area. Even though you can do without a car, it is recommended to rent one. Contact the owner for the best car rental site in Spain, with the cheapest rates available. After many years of experience also with friends and family definitely the best rates, for mostly new cars and great service. Never been let down once. For people that don´t want to drive, there is a bus stop just minutes away (to Puerto Banus, Marbella Estepona town and port etc.).
Also, everything is within walking distance (beach, supermarket, boulevard, old town and port). Local taxis are not expensive and available via security. In the apartment you find a list with all the important telephone numbers (taxi, hospital (only 5 minutes away), emergency, recommended restaurants, etc).
This stunning urbanization in the most beautiful tropical gardens of the region, is one of Estepona´s best kept secrets and truly feels like the 'European Caribbean'. The urbanization was built in 5 different phases (from 1986 till 2009) over an area of 14 hectares of tropical gardens, walkways, swimming pools and facilities.
Phase 4 was built in 2007 and offers a high standard of construction utilizing the most up to date building materials and techniques.
Despite the size (14 hectares), this urbanization has a very intimate feeling, which is due to the overall design of the individual phases (widely spread out) and low construction (maximum 2 floors).
The complex has seven pools in the different phases, which include 1 heated outdoor pool (plus several children pools), lounge beds by the sea and all pools, 5 tennis courts, 2 paddle tennis courts, reception area, 24 hour security, sauna, fitness, children playgrounds, summer activities, magnificent gardens and an excellent restaurant with bar and terraces (on the waterfront).
This restaurant situated on the seafront together with its superb outdoor terrace offers a unique dining experience and opens for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Regular special events are being organized.
Location and Public
Directly on the beach with amazing views to Gibraltar and Africa, this seafront urbanization was originally designed by famous architect Melvin Villaroel Roldan.
The urbanization is located in a quiet location at the beginning of the Estepona New Golden Mile, still within walking distance of Estepona boulevard (10 minutes), Estepona old-town or port (to the West). Approximately 50% of the owners here are Spanish with the other 50% made up of many different nationalities. (in total 37 nationalities!). Very good public.
Maintenance of both the apartments and gardens is of the highest standards. This peaceful haven together with excellent on-site security is the ideal place for a perfect holiday or permanent living.
Special remarks
This beautiful development has been awarded several prestigious awards and is considered one of the best urbanizations on the Costa del Sol.
Caribean in Spain and a superb lifetime investment:
Awards include 'Best urbanization Costa del Sol', 'Best gardens Costa del Sol' and in 2007 the ultimate Architectural prize for 'Urbanizations of Environmental Interest'.
Also please look at our own website www.esteponaliving.com (owners website).
Estepona - 325 Sunny days per year
Thanks to being surrounded by the Sierra Bermeja mountains and the Mediterranean Sea, Estepona enjoys a special micro climate with around 325 sunny days a year.
The typical clear blue skies in the Estepona area make this most southern point of Europe one of the highest light intensity locations in the world; with an average of 370 sun hours in July and 160 in January.
Dry Summers - Mild Winters
The Mediterranean climate gives warm dry summers (April -October) and mild winters. Average summer temperatures in Estepona vary between 25 and 30 degrees, with a yearly average temperature of around 20 degrees.
Estepona summers are very pleasant. Due to a combination of dry heat and sea wind it is never unbearably hot.
All along the main La Rada Beach and the boulevard you will find many chiringuitos (beachbars). Here you will be sure to enjoy the 'Buena vida' (good life) to the fullest!
The beaches of Estepona stretch along 21 kilometers of coastline, with 16 beautiful beaches in total. Most of these beaches are well equipped with facilities: Safety precautions, lifeguard posts, toilets, first aid, about 50 different beachchair locations, 15 watersport locations, 30 beachclubs and much more…
A beach for every taste...
'Peaceful or with lots of activity (although never too busy).
In a bay or rather a stretched out wide beach.
With luxury beachclubs or Spanish chiringuitos or pure nature.
With undeep waters or rather a surf beach.
Sandy beaches or rather rocks and cliffs, for diving or snorkeling'.
Estepona has it all!
We live permantly in Estepona since 2000, met eachother in the Caribean in 1997. Trevor is English, Jelga is Dutch and we are owners of a real estate business in Estepona and large website with lots of information also on the rental apartments , if you email us we will send you the links on our website esteponaliving.com . Also on our website you can read 'our story' in 'About us' and lots more! We look forward to seeing you in Estepona and know you will enjoy this wonderful place SO much!
Jelga Akkerman purchased this apartment in 2001
Estepona is a typical Spanish town, close to everything and very centrally located; Marbella, Puerto Banus, Sevilla, Granada, Ronda, the beautiful beaches of Tarifa... all not far! This urbanisation, where we owe these 2 wonderful apartments, has won MANY prices for their beautiful tropical gardens, maintenance and well... you just have to come and stay and SEE & ENJOY it for yourself... frontline beach with many facilities, beautiful pools, restaurant by the sea, walking distance to town, port , boulevard and still on a quiet relaxing location.. Estepona´s best kept secret but who discovers this paradise always comes back! We have taken really good care of our apartments and normally rent only to people we 'know' , they are very nicely decorated and also in the apartments you will find books with tips for restaurants and feel very comfortable! Email us for more information and also have a look at our website : firstname.lastname@example.com
Tropical paradise frontline beach close to everything in the beautiful typical spanish town of Estepona! Personal attentive service from the owners.
Alcazaba Beach is located at the beginning of the New Golden Mile, still within walking-biking distance of Estepona boulevard, old-town and port (to the west). Estepona town and port have many great restaurants from typical Spanish, Italian, French etc in a nice atmosphere with lots of outside terrace dining. To the east, within 5 minutes walking (over the beach or road) the 5 star Kempinski resort and the polynesian village of Laguna Village with a chique lounge beach club, high end shops and restaurants. Only 10 minutes from Puerto Banus with its famous marina and restaurants and Marbella (20 minutes). Many renowned golf courses within 15 minute drive.
Beautiful mountains behind within a short drive to white villages like Casares Gaucin Ronda, with also the Costa da Luz (Tarifa, Cadiz) close by. Estepona´s location is very central. Estepona has various wide sandy beaches and coves with typical beach bar-restaurants (Caribbean feeling). Carrefour supermarket close by Alcazaba Beach
Other Activities: Tennis, Paddle tennis, football, fitness, sauna, spanish courses, sailing, (kite)surfing
Golf: A haven for golfers...
The stretch of Andalusia between Gibraltar and Malaga is a real paradise for golfers- With more than 50 courses to choose from! Estepona forms a perfect base for playing golf all through the year, the Costa del SOL = the Costa del GOLF, with the best climate in Europe to enjoy it the most... With beautiful views to the mountains and sea. A few courses in the vicinity are: (10 minute drive): Estepona Golf ,Atalaya Golf ,El Paraiso Golf ,Los Flamingos ,Guadalmina, Monte Mayor, (15 minute drive): Los Arqueros, Casares Golf, Dona Julia, La Quinta Golf, Los Arqueros. (20 minute drive): Alcadeisa, Marbella Golf, Valderama, Sotogrande, Almenara, Los Naranjos, La Canada, etc. For more information contact the owner.
Ski: Skiing...
In the winter period, skiing is possible in the Sierra Nevada mountains by Granada. From Estepona this is a 2 hour drive and can easily be done in a day trip. Estepona´s location (very central in Andalucia) is ideal to do different day trip to a variety of interesting places.
|Rental Period
|Minimum Price
|Additional Nights
|Weekend Night
|Event Price
Winter 2014
1 Mar - 31 Mar
7 nights
April-May 2014
1 Apr - 31 May
7 nights
June 2014
1 Jun - 30 Jun
7 nights
July-August 2014
1 Jul - 31 Aug
7 nights
September 2014
1 Sep - 30 Sep
7 nights
|No additional mandatory fees
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