Oregon’s wines go well beyond the Pinot Noirs we’ve become famous for.
Get to know Oregon’s foodie places
If there was some way you could put all of Oregon on a plate, the flavors would combine into one of the most delicious ambrosias you’ve ever tasted. Until that time, sample the Flavors of Oregon, one bite at a time.
Foodie Stories from the Travel Oregon Blog
Wild Foraging near Mt. Hood
Mt. Hood looked ghostly on my southbound drive down Highway 35 on Friday morning, with smoke from multiple wildfires still burning. But by the time I reached Trillium Lake near Government Camp, Mt. Hood rose into a perfect blue sky.
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Wine
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Craft Brews
IPAs, reds, stouts, porters, ambers, wheats… so many beers, so little time.
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Spirits
Not to be left out, Oregon’s artisan spirits join our wineries and craft breweries in offering alcoholic refreshment.
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Farmers’ Markets, Farm Stands & U-pick
Outposts of Oregon’s freshest bounty, you can find Farmers’ Markets, Farm Stands and U-Picks in almost every city.
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Seafood
Don’t let the name fool you. Yes, seafood comes from the ocean, but also from our rivers and lakes around the state.
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Artisan Producers
Chocolates, cheeses, breads, ice creams… Oregon’s artisan producers make it all.
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Coffee & Tea
True, we don’t grow the leaves or beans here, but once we get our hands on them we know what to do.
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Culinary Experiences
Cooking classes and al fresco dining opportunities are just two of the culinary experiences you can find in Oregon.
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Picking & Foraging
Want to get your hands dirty? Head out and find your own bounty.
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Ranches
Go right to the source of Oregon’s best sources of meat.
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Places To Eat
If there was some way you could put all of Oregon on a plate, the flavors would combine into one of the most delicious ambrosias you’ve ever tasted. Until that time, sample the Flavors of Oregon, one bite at a time.

