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Rich Schmidt | Director of Archives and Resource Sharing | (503) 883-2734

Christina Friesen | Oregon Wine History Archive Coordinator

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Yesterday we also interviewed the Director of Agriculture @troonwines Garett Long! He spoke of his love for regenerative soil, biodynamics, and the intersectionality that wine offers. Garett told us what “working between the vines” means to him and what he sees himself doing years down the road! Make sure you tune into both of our Troon Oral History interviews to see how Troon and Southern Oregon are continuing to bring biodynamics to light in the Oregon wine industry!
Yesterday we interviewed Craig Camp from @troonwines ! He took us through his amazing journey through the global wine industry and through his career in Oregon. Craig told us about his stints making wine in Italy, Napa, and Oregon and what he sees for the future of biodynamics here in Oregon. Don’t miss out on this interview that covers all of the different career aspects there truly are in this broad industry!
Oregon winemaking legend Charles Coury taught “Oregon Wine Growing” and “Oregon Wine Making” at Portland Community College in the 1970s.
A new addition to the archives!
What vintage put Oregon wine on the map? David Lett’s 1975 South Block Reserve was the first Oregon wine to earn international recognition, and there were other highlights along the way.
In case you ever wondered about Oregon bonded winery No. 1…
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