Vineyard Summary

Oregon grape production, crush, and crop value decreased in 2024.

• Total wine grape production in 2024 decreased 1% compared with 2023 from 130,592 tons to 129,739 tons.
• The number of vineyards in Oregon increased by 25 to 1,537 in 2024. Total planted acreage increased 1,344 acres from 45,999 to 47,343, an increase of 3%.
• Harvested acreage decreased by 3% in 2024 while yield per harvested acre increased by 2%.
• The estimated value of wine grape production in 2024 decreased 6%, or by $19.9 million, to about $329 million.
• The median price per ton of grapes fell 2% from $2,505 to $2,465.
• Pinot noir remains the leading variety in planted acreage and production, accounting for 60% of all planted acreage and 58% of wine grape production.

Winery Summary

Oregon crush and wine sales declined in 2024.

• Tons of wine grapes crushed by Oregon wineries decreased 2% from a record 97,116 tons in 2023 to 95,603 tons in 2024.
• The number of wineries in Oregon decreased by 67 in 2024 to 1,076.
• Case sales across all channels decreased 4% from 2023 to 5.8 million. The value of wine sales across all channels decreased 2% to $913 million, with the average price per case increasing slightly less than 2%.
• Case sales via direct-to-consumer channels decreased by 3% overall, while sales into distribution channels decreased by 5% in Oregon and 4% in U.S. states outside Oregon.
• Sales to international markets, which account for about 3% of overall case sales, increased by 7% with Canada accounting for 46% of export sales.