Umpqua Valley Wine Oregon

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Henry Estate Barrel Select Pinot Noir 1997Pinot Noir from Umpqua Valley, OregonOut of Stock (was $26.99)
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Henry Estate Barrel Select Pinot Noir 1994Pinot Noir from Umpqua Valley, OregonOut of Stock (was $18.99)
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Henry Estate Umqua Cuvee Chardonnay 1998Chardonnay from Umpqua Valley, OregonOut of Stock (was $12.99)
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Abacela Fiesta Tempranillo 2018Tempranillo from Umpqua Valley, Oregon
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Henry Estate Barrel Fermented Chardonnay 1998Chardonnay from Umpqua Valley, Oregon
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Abacela Barrel Select Estate Tempranillo 2018Tempranillo from Umpqua Valley, OregonOut of Stock (was $45.99)
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Henry Estate Umpqua Cuvee Pinot Noir 1999Pinot Noir from Umpqua Valley, OregonOut of Stock (was $15.99)
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Henry Estate Gewurztraminer 1999Gewurztraminer from Umpqua Valley, OregonOut of Stock (was $12.99)
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Henry Estate 2000 Muller Thurgau 1999Muller Thurgau from Umpqua Valley, OregonOut of Stock (was $10.49)
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Henry Estate Umqua Cuvee Chardonnay 1997Chardonnay from Umpqua Valley, OregonOut of Stock (was $11.99)
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Henry Estate Gewurztraminer 2000Gewurztraminer from Umpqua Valley, OregonOut of Stock (was $11.99)
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Seven Hills Winery Oregon Pinot Gris 2011Pinot Gris/Grigio from Umpqua Valley, Oregon
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Learn about Umpqua Valley wine, common tasting notes, where the region is and more ...
Three substantial mountain ranges intersect to create a region of great diversity, not only in soil and topography but also climate and as a result, grape varieties.
Where the Klamath Mountains, Coast Range and Cascades converge, is the rather small AVA, the Umpqua Valley, which boasts over 150 soils in a total growing area of merely 1,500 acres. The soils range from sedimentary, metamorphic or volcanic where valley floors are deep alluvium and heavy clay and hillsides are typically silt or clay.
In the Umpqua Valley AVA, vineyards in the north are cooler and wetter; cool climate grapes such as Pinot noir, Pinot gris and Riesling do well. In the warmer and dryer south mainly Syrah and Tempranillo thrive. But growers here are not afraid to investigate new grape varieties; the region is home to over forty types.
There are two sub-AVAs within the boundaries of the Umpqua Valley: Red Hill-Douglas Country, established in 2004 and Elkton, established in 2013.