If you're a wine lover attending Feast Portland, you'll want to check out my Feast Portland Wines 2017! Know before you go!
Feast Portland 2017 is here!
The four-day food and beverage festival known as Feast Portland kicks off tomorrow, Thursday, September 14, and runs through Sunday, September 17, 2017.
In addition to feasting on a glorious amount of tantalizing dishes made by A-list chefs, Feast Portland attendees are also able to taste from a large number of breweries, distilleries, and wineries.
After looking at the winery line-up, I am super EXTRA excited for what's in store! This year's list of wineries include so many that I have had the pleasure of working with or sampling in the past, and I just know Feast Portland attendees will enjoy them, too.
Get your glass ready. Here are my picks for wines to watch at Feast this year!
Feast Portland Wines 2017
14 hands
Grown in incredible terroir in eastern Washington, 14 Hands wines include big, fruit-forward reds and crisp, juicy whites. These are great wines to enjoy with dinner, with friends, and make great hostess gifts!
Find them at Feast Portland: at the Sandwich Invitational.
Adelsheim Vineyard
Adelsheim Vineyard Elizabeth's Reserve Pinot Noir is one I seek out when I'm searching for quality wine to serve to someone who has never tried an Oregon Pinot Noir. Founded in 1971 and is one of Oregon’s few pioneering wineries that is still locally owned.
Find this Feast Portland wine at Friday Grand Tasting and Saturday Grand Tasting.
Browne Family Vineyards
Known primarily for Cabernet Sauvignon, a Bordeaux red blend and Chardonnay, Browne Family Vineyards has expanded to nine varieties sourced from the legacy vineyards of five distinctive viticultural areas within the Columbia Valley.
Find these wines at Feast Portland: at the Friday Grand Tasting
Read more: Browne Family Vineyards in Walla Walla, Washington
Cristom Vineyards
Cristom Vineyards began a quarter of a century ago as a collaboration between three men: an engineer, a biochemist, and a farmer. They craft elegant, dynamic wines, and I have a particular soft spot for their amazing Estate Pinot Noir.
Find their wines at Feast: at the Friday Grand Tasting and Saturday Grand Tasting.
Founded in 1984 and based in New Mexico, Gruet Winery specializes in Methode Champenoise sparkling wines. The brut rosé you see pictured above is absolutely lovely. Gruet produces Pinot Noir and Chardonnay-based sparkling wines and a small collection of still wines, with roots originating from Gilbert Gruet’s Champagne house in Bethon, France.
Find their wines at Feast: at Because Breakfast and Brunch Village.
Hazelfern Cellars
I adore so much about Hazelfern Cellars - the wines, the people, the beautiful barn tasting room - and I know you will, too! Bryan and Laura Laing started their wine craft in 2006 while making five gallons of Pinot Noir in a dimly lit Portland, Oregon basement on the former site of Hazelfern Farms. Now you can spend an afternoon tasting their wines and enjoying the view at their Chehalem Mountains wine farm
Find their wines at Feast: at the Friday Grand Tasting and Saturday Grand Tasting.
Read more: Hazelfern Cellars + Girls Club Dinner and Hazelfern Cellars
Piper-Heidsieck Champagne
A girls' gotta have some bubbly while at Feast Portland, and you will love the Piper-Heidsieck champagne.
Find this wine at Feast at: For One Night Only, Night Market, and at The Late, Late Show: Adventures in TakeOut
Read more about Piper-Heidsieck wines: Pop! Seafood & Bubbles
I've paired this wine with: Easy & Elegant Poached Wild Alaskan Halibut
Ponzi Vineyards
I've written about Ponzi Vineyards a lot on Urban Bliss Life. Founded in 1970 in Oregon’s lush Willamette Valley, Ponzi Vineyards is internationally acclaimed for producing some of the world’s finest Pinot Noir in the world. This is one winery where my husband and I can always count on quality wines from year to year.
Find these wines at Feast Portland: the Friday Grand Tasting, Portland Surf and Texas Turf, Saturday Grand Tasting, and SMOKED!
Read more: Salud Wine Auction 25th Anniversary Dinner and Ponzi Winery's New Tasting Room (2013)
Soter Vineyards
Stoller Family Estate
Stoller Family Estate makes my favorite stainless steel Chardonnay that I've tried so far. A stunning vineyard property with beautiful tasting rooms, Stoller is located on the southern slope of the Dundee Hills. If you are in town and have time to visit their tasting room, I highly recommend it!
Find their wines at Feast at: the Friday Grand Tasting, Lamb, Bones, and Butter, Saturday Grand Tasting, and SMOKED!
Read more: Stoller Family Estates Celebrates 20 Years, Girls' Wine Tasting Weekend, Best Wines for Thanksgiving
Wine by Joe
Last but definitely not least, is Wine by Joe, out of Dundee Oregon. This division of Dobbes Winery is crafted to be your go-to wine for any and all occasions.
Find this wine at Feast Portland: at the Friday Grand Tasting, Not-So-Secret Supper, Saturday Grand Tasting, and SMOKED!
Urban Bliss Life Guide to Feast Portland
For more information about Feast Portland, be sure to check out the Urban Bliss Life Guide to Feast Portland.
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The beautiful wineries and good cabins are available in USA. The rich producers and grow for the production also. The favorite and tasting experience with their friends. The bottles are getting stainless steel and rooms are getting good shape also. The important things are to be available in that. Tasting rooms are available each visitors. The celebrations are mostly conducted by that room. Get more occasions and lets celebrate for the party with that rooms
laurel@ Alcoline says
Looks fun. I also love wine, would you mind telling me your favorite one that is under budget?
Marlynn Jayme Schotland says
Depends on your budget! :) There are so many great wines under $20 right now, including Pike Road from Carlton, Oregon, and Evolution Wines made by Sokol Blosser are always delicious and usually retail for anywhere from $10 - $20 per bottle. Cheers!
StephanieRMontgomery says
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Marlynn | UrbanBlissLife says
What a nice comment! Thank you, Stephanie :)