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Columbia Gorge Wineries Map (PDF) FIND YOUR WINE ADVENTURE! Just one low-traffic hour from Portland, the Wineries Columbia Gorge Wine Region is your local source of the for world-class wines featuring more than 45 grape Columbia Gorge varieties and relaxed tasting rooms. 90 90 395 5 82 Photos from L to R: 1: Wy’East Vineyards, 2 & 4: ©David Lloyd, 3: Memaloose, 5: ©Andrea Johnson 3: Memaloose, 5: ©Andrea 2 & 4: ©David Lloyd, Vineyards, R: 1: Wy’East L to from Photos 82 97 12 84 84 Less than an hour east of Portland, America’s Nestled between the towns or peruse locally grown fruit & produce from our most unique wine region features world-class wines, majestic Mt. Hood many farmers’ markets. Raft free-flowing rivers, watch the 197 wild beauty, low-traffic wine touring and relaxed and Mt. Adams, our windsurfers on the Columbia (or take a lesson), visit artists in tasting rooms. With an amazing diversity of over 40 wine region is defined their studios, walk gentle trails, summit Mt. Adams, or hit the by the Columbia slopes. Whatever your choice, there is something for everyone 5 Design by David Lloyd Imageworks • www.dlimageworks.com • Cover Photo:©SilviaFlores •Cover •www.dlimageworks.com Imageworks Lloyd Design byDavid varieties grown from Albariño to Zinfandel, come River as it cuts in the Gorge. Where is the discover our “World of wine in 40 miles” for yourself. through the Cascade Columbia Gorge Mountain Range. Find your own Wine Region? The Columbia Gorge This dramatic, 40- wine adventure has it all. Nowhere Though sometimes confused with mile transition Borup ©Crystal by exploring our The Gorge Amphitheater, we are else exists a place as in landscape and tasting rooms in actually 3K hours closer to Portland! visually stunning, full climate is enhanced by the cool moisture flowing eastward the many hamlets of outdoor adventure, from the ocean, bringing 45 inches of rain to the western and towns that Columbia Gorge AVA Columbia Valley AVA wildlife and wildflowers, foothills of the Cascades and then dropping to as little as 10 comprise the Columbia Gorge Wine Region and with vineyards and inches in the dry, eastern desert. It’s an amazing combination of region. Delight in eclectic, boutique wineries climate, soil and geology. the downtowns or Hes ©Eve throughout its many, diverse EASY DRIVE TIMES FROM HOOD RIVER 1 TO: Although most wine regions don’t cross state lines, the wander the rich microclimates. 2. Portland, OR ...................60min. 10. Lyle, WA...........................22min. Columbia Gorge Wine Region is unique in that it’s comprised farms and orchards surrounding Hood River and The Dalles, The land, the people of a tight-knit group of winemakers and growers on enjoy the winding & scenic roads of Underwood, White 3. Seattle, WA.....................3h 33min. 11. The Dalles, OR ...............26min. ©David Lloyd and the lifestyle define both shores of the river in Oregon and Washington, Salmon and Lyle, or explore the sunny & picturesque desert 4. Vancouver, WA ..............1h 6min. 12. Wishram, WA .................40min. winemaking here. Our winemakers are iconoclasts and bonded by their passion for the craft and commitment to the land stretching to the east. We await your discovery. 5. Salem, OR .......................1h 48min. 13. Biggs Junction, OR .......40min. trailblazers, making extraordinary artisan wines in a place of land. 6. Yakima, WA ....................2h 5min. 14. Walla Walla, WA ...........2h 51min. wild beauty. With access to Our tasting rooms are relaxed and inviting, the traffic is low over 45 different premium 7. Underwood, WA ...........11min. 15. Spokane, WA ..................4h 18min. grape varieties grown within this 40-mile stretch, The Columbia Gorge thrives on an outstanding and the views in every direction are always outstanding. the winemaker has unending possibilities for incredible wealth of activities any time of the year. Dine and Find out why so many are calling the Columbia Gorge 8. White Salmon, WA .......10min. 16. Bend, OR .........................2h 41min. GorgeWine.com • 866-413-WINE (9463) expressions in the bottle. shop in the locally owned restaurants and stores of our quaint Wine Region one of the best kept secrets in the NW! 9. Mosier, OR ......................6min. 17. Gorge Amphitheater ...3h 25min. COR CELLARS d F2 JACOB WILLIAMS WINERY d K4 PHELPS CREEK VINEYARDS d A4 TETRAHEDRON d B3 151 Old Highway 8 Lyle, WA 98635 3 Avery Rd (Avery Park on HWY 14) Wishram, WA 98673 1850 Country Club Road, Hood River, OR 97031 421 State Street (Hwy 14) Lyle, WA 98635 corcellars.com | [email protected] | 509-365-2744 jacobwilliamswinery.com | [email protected] | 541-645-0462 phelpscreekvineyards.com | [email protected] | 541-386-2607 tetrahedronwines.com | [email protected] | 509-774-8323 Open Thursday through Sunday 11am-6pm (until 5pm Dec & Jan) Open Daily 10am-6pm (see website for winter hours) Open Daily 11am-5pm Open Wednesday through Sunday 11am-6pm (call for expanded hours Aug-Oct) Since 2003, COR Cellars has been producing approachable wines of great character and A family-owned boutique winery dedicated to producing high-quality wines sourced from Sip wines off the back nine! Located on the beautiful Hood River Golf Course, our Tasting Situated on a hillside property that has been family owned for three generations, Tetra- distinction from the Columbia River's top vineyards. Our red wine focus is on Malbec, Cabernet the finest vineyards in the region. Visit our new tasting room overlooking the Columbia River, hedron is a boutique winery overlooking the Columbia and Klickitat rivers specializing in Room features wines produced from our nearby estate-grown grapes. Acclaimed winemaker, small lot production and hand-crafted wines. Franc, Petit Verdot and Cabernet Sauvignon, while our whites include Friulano, Pinot Gris and with views of Mt. Hood and the surrounding landscape of vineyards and orchards while Alexandrine Roy travels from her own 4th Generation winery in Burgundy, France bringing Gewurztraminer. Come visit our beautiful tasting room on Old Highway 8 in Lyle to taste the enjoying our latest award-winning wines. Specializing in Chardonnay, Merlot, Syrah, Zinfandel, traditional French winemaking techniques to our 30-acre vineyard. Ask us about our Award- d B3 NEXT generation of Washington wine. Cabernet, Pinot Noir and Cabernet Franc. An experience worth the spectacular journey VIENTO COLUMBIA GORGE Winning Pinot Noir! Better yet, come visit us on the vineyard for a Wine Country Experience tour. through the stunning landscape of the Columbia Gorge. 301 Country Club Road, Hood River, OR 97031 d F2 vientowines.com | [email protected] | 541-386-3026 DOMAINE POUILLON d B7 170 Lyle Snowden Rd., Lyle, WA 98635 MARCHESI VINEYARDS & WINERY d B3 THE PINES 1852 Open Daily 12-5pm (Apr-Nov). Dec-Mar open Sat & Sun 12-5pm WINERY LISTINGS Andréa Johnson Photography of Wine courtesy State Washington domainepouillon.com | [email protected] | 509-365-2795 3955 Belmont Dr Hood River, OR 97031 202 Cascade Ave Ste B, Hood River, OR 97031 Owner and Winemaker of 35 years, Rich Cushman, together with his two sons, crafts thepinesvineyard.com | [email protected] | 541-993-8301 Open Thursday through Sunday 11am-6pm Feb-Nov (see website for winter hours) marchesivineyards.com | [email protected] | 541-386-1800 Viento’s “thoughtful and delicious” wines. Our “Born in the Gorge” small-lot wines come KEY: XX Map Coordinates d Open in winter (call to confirm hours) Open Daily 12-5pm (Thurs, Sat, and Sun until 7pm, Fri until 10pm). Closed Tues & Weds from locally grown grapes, and are presented by our friendly and knowledgeable staff. Our delicate, balanced wines are crafted by owner and winemaker, Alexis Pouillon. Rooted in Open Daily 11am-6pm (May 15-Oct 31). Nov 1 to May 14 open Fri through Sun 11am-6pm Please contact each winery directly for events and group tour info. Jan-Apr. Live Music every Fri 6-9pm. A visit to our beautiful NEW Tasting Room – looking out over our faithful 35-year-old the winemaking traditions of the Rhone Valley, we produce wines driven by climate, cuisine, Small winery with a big feel for Italian Varietals. Here we make Barbera, Dolcetto, Nebbiolo, Riesling vineyard - is a great first stop on the way to your Hood River adventures. and a passion for all things French. We invite you to sample our award-winning wines, stroll Sangiovese, Primitivo and Pinot Grigio with Passion. Welcome to Italy in Hood River. The Pines Vineyard has been producing quality estate-grown grapes for more than a century. ANALEMMA WINES E3 through our Demeter® certified vineyard, and play a round of disc golf. Just 15 stunning miles Our family’s passion for the grape is clear with every bottle of our exquisite, limited production, WAVING TREE WINERY O3 d N4 1120 State Road, Mosier, OR 97040 from Hood River. Spacious patio and well-appointed tasting room. Treat yourself to an old- MARYHILL WINERY & AMPHITHEATER boutique wine. Experience The Pines at our Tasting Room in downtown Hood River. 2 Maryhill Hwy, Goldendale , WA 98620 analemmawines.com | [email protected] | 541-478-2873 world winery experience! 9774 Hwy 14, Goldendale, WA 98620 wavingtreewine.com | [email protected] | 509-250-1412 or 509-773-6552 maryhillwinery.com | [email protected] | 509-773-1976 or 1-877-627-9445 SPRINGHOUSE CELLAR d C7 Open Friday through Sunday 12-6pm (Apr 1st-Oct 31st) or by appointment GARNIER VINEYARDS E3 Open Daily 10am-5pm in summer (June-Aug). Apr, May & Sept-Nov open Fri through Open Daily 10am-6pm 13 Railroad Ave (1st and Cascade – continue past Mt Hood Railroad), Hood River, OR 97031 Sun at our Winery - 123 Maryhill Hwy. All other times please call for appointment Analemma Wines grows and produces wines exclusively from the Columbia Gorge AVA.
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