2020 Media Kit

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2 OWP 2020 Media Kit OWP Staff

Jeb Bladine, Publisher 503-687-1223  [email protected]

Ossie Bladine, Associate Publisher 503-687-1269  [email protected]

Hilary Berg, Editor 503-687-1266  [email protected]

Kelly Hyder, Account Executive 503-687-1253  [email protected]

TOP: A couple enjoys new deck at Lange Estate’s brand new tasting room in the Dundee Hills (March 2018 OWP / Photo by Rockne Roll). BOTTOM: Buck and Missy enjoy the good life at Anam Cara Cellars’ Nicholas Vineyard in Newberg (April 2018 OWP / Photo by Andrea Johnson).

OWP 2020 Media Kit 3 Editorial Content Empourium  Discover wine-centric items made in Oregon and beyond. OWP content is well balanced to serve our readers with insightful reporting on all segments of Oregon’s Portraits  Learn stories of successful Oregon wine industry. We strive to cover topics that take wineries and the people behind them. readers from behind the scenes in the winery to the Foodstuff  Find out the latest on Oregon wine wine shop shelf and all points in between. country’s acclaimed restaurants and those that The following monthly departments support Oregon wine, plus recipes from talented cover a variety of topics. local chefs and food-savvy winery staff. Commentary  Hear what others are saying Newsworthy  Read about the latest happenings within Oregon’s about hot topics with guest columns. wine industry. Calendar  Mark your calendar using OWP’s comprehensive list of wine events. Cellar Selects  Peruse selections from OWP’s expert-led tasting Last Call  Wrap-up the edition with OWP’s panel. A favorite of loyal readers. celebrity (major or local) wine-centric Q&A.

Oregon’s growing list of canned producers includes everybody from smaller start-ups dabbling in creative damage control to some of the largest labels in the land, going all-in where portable wine is concerned (July 2018 OWP / Photo by Kathryn Elsesser).

4 OWP 2020 Media Kit Get to know the OWP Reader

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OWP 2020 Media Kit 5 Testimonials We thank OWP for being the voice of our industry through collaborative, educational Readers and entertaining content. The publication has helped I really enjoy the work that you guys do at the us share our story with the people that matter the OWP. As you are certainly aware, it is nearly most to us. Thank you, OWP, for being such a great impossible to toe the line between consumer and partner for our winery. industry audiences and to satisfy the needs of both in Christine Collier, Willamette Valley Vineyards one publication. You and your staff absolutely nail it. I am interested in advertising in OWP because Bill Hooper, Paetra Wines since the onset of my participation in the Great issue on dirt in the Oregon Wine Press! I Oregon wine industry, I have considered them the am at a national meeting in Los Angeles with most faithful, committed and informative publication Greg Jones of Southern Oregon University — I am in our state about our wine industry. In addition, giving talks on the terroir in the Willamette Valley. I they’ve always been creative in how to establish, keep am showing everyone in our session about the Dirt and maintain industry participants, and wine aficiona- Issue you did! It was wonderful. Great writers from dos interested in their monthly publications. I the different areas. They captured the essence. consider OWP a true partner to my winery and my winery’s goals. I also consider OWP a true partner, and Dr. Scott Burns, Soil Expert, Portland State Univeristy of great service to our most important audience, the Keep up the great work! We are hoping to have wine drinkers. more time in the future to visit your great state Mauricio Collada Jr. MD, Cubanísimo Vineyards and enjoy many of your fine wineries. We’re sure that with the aid of your publication we will be stirred to Thank you for bending over backwards for some fine, fun favorites of the state’s wineries.” your clients! I love OWP and pour through it monthly. I also include a copy in all my closing gift William and Shari Howard, Fairbanks, Alaska baskets welcoming my clients to paradise!! The WOW Your publication is very professionally group will also be continual advertisers and support- presented. We always look forward to each ers! Thank you truly for everything and especially your issue. Being from Yamhill County, we feel a sense of courteous follow-through.” pride in the quality of the coverage. Keep on!” Meri Kerekanich, Kelly Group & Women of Willamette Jeff and Kathy Pearson, Carlton We appreciate OWP so much we asked to I really enjoyed the Bell’s Up issue of the OWP. become a distributor! Our associates, along It was full of information about wineries and with our customers, look forward to each monthly projects I knew nothing about. It’s nice to open the issue and connecting with the winegrape community. OWP and get information on the things you wonder An advertiser as well, we’ve been very pleased with the about, or never knew existed. Good journalism. response from our ad campaigns. Thank you for Thomas Houseman, Anne Amie Vineyards continuing to produce a quality publication backed by great customer service.” Advertisers Lisa Gossett, Oregon Vineyard Supply OWP, thank you for always checking in with Industry Leaders me in a timely manner, working with me on revisions, making me aware of upcoming opportuni- I just read the OWP review of “Voodoo ties and following up with me in person and online. Vintners.” Thank you so much! It means so You’ve been a great advertising partner! much to me. I’m actually getting a little misty reading Remy Drabkin, Remy Wines it — it is so beautifully written. I have already heard from one winemaker’s wife who read the review and We’ve been getting lots of great feedback wants to buy the book. I think your review might be related to the Oregon Wine Press [advertise- the single most important one for this book because it ment] for Savor Cannon Beach. It’s clear how quickly will reach everyone in the Oregon wine community folks open their issues! Thanks for the nice support. who cares about this (admittedly obscure) issue. I can’t We’re very excited about the upcoming festival! thank you enough. Thank you, thank you, thank you!” Michelle Briggs Wedaman, Savor Cannon Beach Katherine Cole, The Oregonian

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TOP: Concertgoers enjoy Eola Hills Cellars wine while listening to the music and taking in the views (Sept. 2018 OWP / Photo by Rusty Rae). BOTTOM: Casee Clark of R. Stuart and Jonathan Lampe of A to Z Wineworks and REX HILL pour wines during BIG NIGHT at Sokol Blosser Winery (Oct. 2018 OWP / Photo by Elizabeth Gibson).

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