Robert and Ellen Brittan opened this space last winter in the winery facility that they share with Winderlea, for whom Robert is the winemaker, in McMinnville’s Granary District. They're pouring superb chardonnay and pinot noir from the Brittan Vineyard in the McMinnville AVA. [Photo]

The beloved winery founded by the late Jimi Brooks, and featured in “American Wine Story,” moved into brand-new and palatial digs in the Eola Hills last fall, with two decks to take in the gorgeous Cascades and valley views. [Photo]

This new winery is getting big notices for its Fire and Flood pinot noirs, and its elegant gem of a tasting room on Dundee’s main drag is not to be missed. If you haven’t driven by lately, this was the site of an absolute wreck of an abandoned building for many years that was transformed by Cellar Ridge construction. [Photo]

Three points and an extra slug of pinot noir if you recall that this was the location for many years of Panther Creek Cellars, which has since relocated to Dundee. The former power station building has been refurbished, and veteran winemaker Michael Stevenson crafts fine pinots. [Photo]

Need some cows and pastoral views in your life? Don’t we all? A stone’s throw from Champoeg State Park, Lady Hill is the latest venture of wine vet Jerry Owen, who placed the winery and tasting room on his family’s fifth-generation farm estate. A broad product line specializes in bigger reds sourced from Washington fruit. [Photo]

Sam Coelho, whose family makes and sells Coelho wines around the corner, opened his boutique winery in a 1910 brick building that was once Amity’s post office, and more recently a diner. The bare walls are now hung with original artwork and the wines are valley-sourced riesling, pinot gris and pinot noir. Next door is the sublime Blue Goat Restaurant.[Photo]