Oregon Wine Industry

Oregon is the third largest viniferous grape growing region in the U.S., with 463 wineries

Tasting Room Listings

Verify Your Tasting Room Information by Sept. 5

The Oregon Wine Board publishes a touring guide that aspires to include tasting room information for every tasting room in the state. We collect that tasting room information directly from you and your peers. We also share your tasting room details through a web tool called “Explore.” You can see it here.

In 2018 we worked with Travel Oregon to formalize the process for populating their Oregon Tourism Information System (OTIS) with the OWB’s winery data. This provides two significant benefits to all Oregon wineries:

  1. Wineries will only need to provide tasting room information to one source (OWB’s Explore web tool)
  2. Tourism partners around the state and consumers around the world can rely on accurate winery data

In anticipation of the upcoming 2020 digital Oregon Wine Touring Guide, which will be available online in February, please take a few minutes to ensure that the information the OWB has on record about your tasting room is accurate.

For convenience, a visual tutorial is available on the tasting room listing toolkit. The deadline for listing edits is Sept. 5.

When you update your tasting room listing, your information will be automatically updated in three important locations:

To confirm your tasting room listing for the February 2020 digital flipbook and more, please verify your information by Sept. 5.

VERIFY YOUR TASTING ROOM INFORMATION NOW

Tasting room information is captured and displayed using our online tool

Listing information such as hours, address and URL are shared in print and online


TravelOregon.com receives 350,000 visitors per month and hosts tasting room listings that are updated by OWB

Update Your Tasting Room Listing Information

In anticipation of the upcoming 2018 Oregon Wine Touring Guide, which will be released in February, please take a few minutes to ensure that the information the OWB has on record about your tasting room is accurate.

For convenience, a visual tutorial is available on the Touring Guide Toolkit.

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Please note that when you update your tasting room listing for the Touring Guide, your information will also be automatically updated in two additional important locations:

  • Oregon Wine Touring Guide (print): The 2018 edition will be released in February with more than 500 tasting room listings.
  • Explore Oregon Wine Tasting Rooms (web): This itinerary tool is an expanded digital version of the Touring Guide’s listings.
  • Internal Database: Your tasting room info is held securely in our internal database for reference as needed.

By completing this listing review, you’re ensuring the OWB will house and share accurate information on your business

The deadline for updating your profile for the 2018 guide is Sep. 1, 2017.

Claim Your Tasting Room Listing and Connect with Visitors

It’s a good time to be an Oregon wine country visitor.

In the last few weeks the OWB has released the 2017 Oregon Wine Touring Guide and a new web resource where prospective visitors can build itineraries around more than just location by incorporating grape varieties and amenities that suit their personal interests, such as sustainability, tours, outdoor seating and much more.

This new trip-planning resource hosts 500 tasting rooms around the state, searchable by nearly 50 unique parameters. How does yours look?

The OWB created a listing for every tasting room in our database. We now need you to claim your listing and augment the existing information. The more detailed and enticing each entry, the more useful this new tool will be to visitors and, therefore, the more beneficial to your winery.

To date, almost 50% of the 500 listings have been claimed. If you have claimed yours, thank you, but you may not be done. Click here to search for your winery and ensure you’ve updated all the information fields, and importantly, added photography.

If you have not yet claimed your listing, block out a few minutes and get started.

Instructions for both processes can be found on the toolkit.