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2022 Preliminary Grape Pricing Report

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Winery & Vineyard Census : Preliminary Grape Pricing Report

Thanks to the vineyard owners and managers who took the time to share their data, the preliminary grape pricing report from the 2022 Oregon Vineyard & Winery Survey is now available.

This report, released every year before harvest, includes median, weighted average, minimum and maximum prices per ton by variety. Where enough data points allow, regional prices by variety are reported.

Over the years we have heard from growers and producers about the need to ensure reported pricing reflects transactions taking place on the open market. In response to this feedback, we updated the questionnaire starting with the 2018 vintage to ensure that the pricing data collected and reported here reflected market value.

If you have any questions about this report, please direct them to Celine Fauveau Schaff, Manager of Insights and Industry Relations at the OWB and Bob Parker, study lead at the University of Oregon’s Institute for Policy Research and Engagement.

The full annual Oregon Vineyard & Winery Report is used to communicate Oregon wine industry facts such as grape pricing, economic impact, market growth and more. It is released in September of each year.