What’s the best Oregon wine? Nominate your favorite for our Readers Choice Awards

UPDATE: Nominations are now closed. You can vote


here


until June 2, 2025.

It’s time to open nominations for the next category of

The Oregonian’s Readers Choice Awards

: the best Oregon wine producer.

There are loads to choose from. The Willamette Valley alone has more than 700 wineries according to the Willamette Valley Visitors Association.

Recently, it was chosen as the top wine destination in the world

by VinePair. And Wine Enthusiast’s list of the 100 best wines of 2024 was led by

RMS Brut 10-Year Delayed Disgorgement

, a sparkling wine from Newberg’s ROCO Winery.

The Willamette Valley is just one of 23 AVAs, or American Viticulture Areas, in the state. Perhaps you’re partial to the Spanish varietals from places like

Abacela Winery

in the Umpqua Valley AVA.

Whether it’s

Love & Squalor

or

Phelps Creek Vineyards

, nominate your favorite Oregon wine producer for the Readers Choice Awards below. Nominations are open until 11 p.m. Monday, May 26, 2025. We’ll reveal the finalists Wednesday, May 28 at

oregonlive.com/readers-choice

.

Nominations for the best Oregon wine maker

Mims Copeland is a social media producer and covers trending topics for The Oregonian/OregonLive. Reach her at


mcopeland@oregonian.com

Readers choice awards

• Here are the best places to eat and drink in the Portland area: Readers Choice Awards

  

  Bill Oram: Seriously, who is going to beat the Beavers?

• Here are the 5 best restaurants in the Portland area: Readers Choice Awards

• Here are the 5 best food carts in the Portland area: Readers Choice Awards

Subscribe to The Best Thing I Ate This Week newsletter

Each week, restaurant critic Michael Russell takes Oregonian/OregonLive subscribers along on his culinary explorations. Not a subscriber? You can receive a few weeks of The Best Thing I Ate This Week newsletter as a free trial.

Sign up here

.

About The Author