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541.864.1654 541-789-5998 the Oregon Wine Experience® Is A 100% OF FUNDS BENEFIT ASANTE FOUNDATION AND CHILDREN’S MIRACLE NETWORK FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 2017 Contact: Bruce Nicholson, Oregon Wine Competition Bigham Knoll 541.864.1654 [email protected] Sue Mendenhall, Event Coordination Asante Foundation 541-789-5998 [email protected] More than 100 Oregon Wineries to Participate in the Oregon Wine Experience® Oregon Wine Competition® ~ August 5-6 MEDFORD, Ore. — Entry for The Oregon Wine Competition® has officially closed, with a record number of wineries planning to compete. The panel of highly renowned wine judges will be evaluating more than 300 wines the weekend of August 5-6. This year’s top five most popular varietals entered into the competition include Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Syrah/Shiraz, Rose/Blush and Tempranillo. Medals will be awarded including the announcement of the best of show winners at the Medal Celebration on August 23. Guests of the Medal Celebration will be among the first to try the medal- winning wines, which will be featured at various events throughout the week of the Oregon Wine Experience® August 21 – 27. The Oregon Wine Experience® encompasses the full breadth and depth of Oregon wines including over 100 wineries from all corners of the state of Oregon with 15 of 17 Oregon AVA’s participating throughout the schedule of events. For tickets and event information, please visit theoregonwineexperience.com or call 541-789-5025. The Oregon Wine Experience® is a week-long wine and culinary festival, where 100% of money raised stays local and benefits Asante Children’s Miracle Network and other Asante Foundation healthcare programs. 100% OF FUNDS BENEFIT ASANTE FOUNDATION AND CHILDREN’S MIRACLE NETWORK 2017 Participating Wineries 2Hawk Vineyard & Winery DANCIN Vineyards 30 Brix Winery Dauntless Wine Company A Blooming Hill Vineyard Deer Creek Vineyards A to Z Wineworks Del Rio Vineyards Abacela Delfino Vineyards Abiqua Wind Vineyard Dragonfly Time Agate Ridge Vineyard EdenVale Winery Alloro Vineyard Eliana Wines Ankeny Vineyard Elizabeth Chambers Cellar Artis Wine Company Eola Hills Wine Cellars Augustino Estate and Ermisch Cellars Vineyard Fences Winery Aurora Vines/Aguila Vineyard Foris Vineyards Winery Authentique Wine Cellars Freed Estate Winery Awen Winecraft Girardet Belle Fiore Winery Grizzly Peak Winery Benton-Lane Winery Guzzo Family Vineyard Bobo Wines Harry & David Vineyards Brandborg Vineyard and Hellgate Cellars Winery Henry Estate Winery Brigadoon Wine Co Huett Cellars Campbell Lane Winery Iris Vineyards Carl's Wine Irvine & Roberts Vineyards Carlton Cellars JAXON Cathedral Ridge Winery Kriselle Cellars Catman Cellars Ledger David Cellars Cliff Creek Cellars Lemelson Vineyards Cubanisimo Vineyards Lenné Cuckoo's Nest Cellars Long Walk Vineyard Daisy Creek Vineyard Lumos Wine Co. Dana Campbell Vineyards MarshAnne Landing Winery 100% OF FUNDS BENEFIT ASANTE FOUNDATION AND CHILDREN’S MIRACLE NETWORK Mellen Meyer Troon Vineyard Misty Oaks Vineyard Valcan Cellars Moulton Family Wines Valley View Winery Oak Knoll Winery VIDON Vineyard Pebblestone Cellars Weisinger Family Winery Pheasantbrook Vineyards Welsh Family Wines Phelps Creek Vineyards Whitetail Ridge Vineyard Plaisance Ranch Willamette Valley Vineyards Platt Anderson Cellars Yamhill Valley Vineyards Plum Hill Vineyards Youngberg Hill Quady North Winery Z'IVO Wines Rainstorm Winery Raylee Wines Red Lily Vineyards Reustle Prayer Rock Vineyards RoxyAnn Winery Schmidt Family Vineyards SchöneTal Cellars Schultz Wines Season Cellars Serra Vineyards Seven Bridges Winery Silvan Ridge Winery Simple Machine Slagle Creek Vineyards Sokol Blosser Winery Soloro Vineyard Soter Vineyards South Stage Cellars Spangler Vineyards Stave & Stone Winery Stone Griffon Vineyard Terra Vina Wines .
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