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Wine Up! Wine Merchants – Buckman

Wine Tasting or Educational, Guided Wine Tour for One or Two (Up to 55% Off)

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In a Nutshell

Light hors d'oeuvres abound in wine-tasting classes as an instructor shares basics of wine history, production, and vocab

The Fine Print

  • Expires Feb 20, 2013
  • Limit 4 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 6 per visit. Valid only for option purchased. Reservation required. Must be 21 or older.
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Friday-night wine tasting with appetizers; knowledgeable guides lead full-day Oregon wine tours covering three to six wineries

Choose from Three Options

  • $10 for a Friday-night wine tasting with appetizers for two (a $20 value)
  • $69 for an Oregon wine tour (a $150 value)
  • $135 for an Oregon wine tour for two (a $300 value)

During Wine Up! Wine Merchant’s tours, a knowledgeable guide leads groups of up to 12 on a trip to three to six wineries. The day commences with a walking tour of a vineyard, and then guests hop into a bus or van and travel throughout the Willamette Valley to vino hot spots. The guides focus on educating their visitors about the Oregon-produced varietals and the winemaking process as well as spouting off facts about root stocks, grafting techniques, and clone selection. Guests can choose between two tours: the Introductory Wine tour and the Red Wine Lovers tour. The Introductory Wine tour covers a full spectrum of wines, from sparkling to pinot noir to dessert wines, traveling to wineries including WillaKenzie Estate, Argyle Estate, and Lemelson Vineyards. During the Red Wine Lovers tour, the guide points out the Willamette Valley’s major pinot noir producers, including Anam Cara Cellars, Domaine Serene—which lies in the Dundee Hills, where Oregon pinot noir was born—and Bergstrom Wines. As guests sip and learn facts, they can nibble on complimentary fruit and cheese. Tours typically last from 10:20 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Wine Up! Wine Merchants

Wine Up! Wine Merchants' dedicated oenophile, Wayne, spreads the gospel of grape during educational courses, tours, and webisodes. Wayne throws bundles of geographical and historical wine facts at guests as they traverse the fertile grounds of Willamette Valley during daily wine tours, which include pick-up and drop-off services. Thanks to more than 70 webisodes waiting just a few mouse clicks away, enthusiasts can stay current on the latest and greatest bottled juices to arrive at Wine Up!'s front door. Classes provide an entertaining environment for guests to discover their personal wine tastes as they build a wider vino vocab, gain more knowledge of various blends, and leave with a thorough understanding of which came first, the grape or the bottle.

WineUp Wine Merchants

WineUp Wine Merchants' dedicated oenophile, Wayne, spreads the gospel of grape during educational courses, tours, and webisodes. Wayne throws bundles of geographical and historical wine facts at guests as they traverse the fertile grounds of Willamette Valley during daily wine tours, which include pick-up and drop-off services. Thanks to more than 70 webisodes waiting just a few mouse clicks away, enthusiasts can stay current on the latest and greatest bottled juices to arrive at Wine Up!'s front door. Classes provide an entertaining environment for guests to discover their personal wine tastes as they build a wider vino vocab, gain more knowledge of various blends, and leave with a thorough understanding of which came first, the grape or the bottle.

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Wine Up! Wine Merchants

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    Buckman

    840 SE Alder St.
    Portland, Oregon 97214
    (503) 616-1918
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