Friends who taste wine

Violet Vines Wines & Vineyard
203 W Main Street, Suite C
Carlton, OR 97111
503.379.0770

Event Fee: $4. if you pay for an event and you no show with no notification to me, then you forfeit your $. If you update your RSVP prior to event day and let me know you can no longer attend, I will give you a credit.
I kindly ask everyone to remember as the event draws near to be sure to send me your event fee, if this applies. I hate to have no shows as the winery is expecting the number I give them, bringing in staff, etc to accommodate. We are a large group. It is common courtesy to show up when you say you will or to update your RSVP. Your cooperation helps me ensure smooth and enjoyable events for everyone.
One last rule I feel I need to apply is if you no show 3 times and do not contact me, I will remove you from the group. I have been courteous to those of you who have no showed in the past by reaching out. I will no longer be doing this. It is your responsibility to contact me.
Please Venmo me at @Kari-Furse to pay the annual fee or event fee.

Woodshed Wine Company
9820 NE Worden Hill Rd.
Dundee, OR 97115
503.687.4999
Event Fee: $4. if you pay for an event and you no show with no notification to me, then you forfeit your $. If you update your RSVP prior to event day and let me know you can no longer attend, I will give you a credit.
I kindly ask everyone to remember as the event draws near to be sure to send me your event fee, if this applies. I hate to have no shows as the winery is expecting the number I give them, bringing in staff, etc to accommodate. We are a large group. It is common courtesy to show up when you say you will or to update your RSVP. Your cooperation helps me ensure smooth and enjoyable events for everyone.
The historic Woodshed Vineyard was planted in 1978 by Jim McDaniels, with 6 acres of own-rooted Pommard under the guidance of Dick Erath and David Lett. It was still early days for the burgeoning Oregon wine industry; the first vines were planted in the Willamette Valley by David Lett only 13 years earlier.
Mike and Robin Murto purchased the vineyard from McDaniels in 1991 and planted an additional 6 acres of Pinot Noir, mostly own-rooted. The Murtos cared for the vineyard for 27 years, supplying several leading wineries with blocks that would be called Murto releases. Over time, these releases developed a devoted following.
Anthony & Lindsay Van Nice purchased the vineyard property from the Murto family in 2018. It was Anthony & Lindsay’s intention to build to a bespoke tasting room experience surrounded by the historic old vines. Today, the Van Nice family lives on the 26 acre property and act as stewards to this important piece of Oregon history almost 50 years in the making.

Tasting Fee: $45
Waived with 3 bottle purchase
Limited Addition Wines
3440 NW Bridgefarmer Rd.
Gaston, OR 97119
971.901.1887
Event Fee: $4. if you pay for an event and you no show with no notification to me, then you forfeit your $. If you update your RSVP prior to event day and let me know you can no longer attend, I will give you a credit.
I kindly ask everyone to remember as the event draws near to be sure to send me your event fee, if this applies. I hate to have no shows as the winery is expecting the number I give them, bringing in staff, etc to accommodate. We are a large group. It is common courtesy to show up when you say you will or to update your RSVP. Your cooperation helps me ensure smooth and enjoyable events for everyone.
Limited Addition works with nearly a dozen vineyards and twenty different grape varieties to craft low intervention cool climate wines of distinction and character in the Willamette Valley.
Limited Addition wines was born out of the conviction that Oregon’s Willamette Valley was an exceptional winegrowing region capable of growing many high-quality global grape varieties not yet planted, or even imagined here...yet.

Varieties that would suit the regions changing climate and be capable of making naturally farmed, naturally made wines, expanding the growing season, varietal diversity and build the regions resilience to climate change.

We believe that by changing the landscape of vineyards throughout the valley, every person involved in the wine industry has an opportunity for more- from the growers to the wineries themselves.

Tasting Fee: $25
David Paige Wines
19625 SW Kruger Rd.
Sherwood, OR 97140
503.880.0837
Event Fee: $4. if you pay for an event and you no show with no notification to me, then you forfeit your $. If you update your RSVP prior to event day and let me know you can no longer attend, I will give you a credit.
I kindly ask everyone to remember as the event draws near to be sure to send me your event fee, if this applies. I hate to have no shows as the winery is expecting the number I give them, bringing in staff, etc to accommodate. We are a large group. It is common courtesy to show up when you say you will or to update your RSVP. Your cooperation helps me ensure smooth and enjoyable events for everyone.
We believe in “Esprit de Corps,” a sense of shared pride, fellowship, and loyalty
Dave Paige has been part of the west coast wine industry for over 30 years. He began his career in California before heading north to Oregon and settling at famed Adelsheim Vineyards in the Willamette Valley, where he spent nearly two decades as Winemaker. There he honed the skills to craft the distinctive Pinot Noir and Chardonnay that are the valley’s hallmark.
In 2018, Dave decided he wanted to try his hand at creating his own label and began looking around the Willamette Valley for vineyard property he could take on to create his own winery. Separately, two friends in Indiana—one with roots in Oregon—were discussing creating a winery of their own.
After many years of friendship, John Gorup and George Rickus began their own search for a vineyard and winery to purchase in the Willamette Valley in early 2018. For them, the right opportunity was predicated on finding a solid long-term investment, in a business they could feel passionate about, and having fun while doing so. A formal search process was initiated by George, who grew up in Oregon and still has family in the Willamette Valley. A series of mutual acquaintances introduced George to Dave Paige, and soon Dave became a third partner in the process (or perhaps John and George became Dave’s second and third partners). As George likes to joke, it took two weeks to find Dave, and another six months trying to find someone who could say anything bad about him. He couldn’t—everyone in the valley seemed to know and love David Paige.
Now working as a team, the three families toured the valley looking for the right property. They were especially excited by the Eola-Amity Hills; the wines were some of the most distinctive in the valley, epitomizing the connection between the land and the wine for which the Willamette Valley is known. Together, they found a beautiful site with mature vines on a volcanic ridge and rechristened it RPG Vineyard, combining their three last initials. This would be the home of David Paige Wines.
Staying true to what drew them all here, their aim is to create great wines from Chardonnay and Pinot Noir that have classic character and highlight the terroir from which they are grown. They reinforce the status of Oregon wine country as one of the top areas on the planet for growing cool climate varieties.