Join us for an afternoon tasting with more than 50 spring and summer wines from 15 Oregon and Washington wineries. Plus, live music, benefit silent auction*, brandy tasting, wine-inspired beer and cider beverages, and food available for purchase.

Our iconic black rabbit represents the magic of exploration, a down-the-rabbit-hole vibe that propels you into adventures where curiosity brings discovery - a delicious wine, new friends, unique places. Dive down that rabbit hole with us! Get your tickets to Winefest today.

*¡Salud!
Proceeds from the silent auction and a portion of the bottle sales benefit ¡Salud!, a nonprofit that provides affordable healthcare to seasonal vineyard workers and their families.

Early check-in * 1pm * Blackberry Hall
Please note: Early check-in is only available for advance ticket holders
Check in early to get your glass, tokens and bracelet before the fest starts. Come back when the event begins at 2pm, show your bracelet and just walk right in! 

Participating wineries
Edgefield Winery
J. Scott Cellars
L'Ecole No 41 Winery
AniChe Cellars
Abundancia Vineyards
Phelps Creek Vineyards
Ze Wines
(more to come!)

¡Salud! is a unique collaboration between Oregon winemakers and healthcare professionals to provide access to healthcare services for Oregon's seasonal vineyard workers and their families.

¡Salud! was created by a group of Oregon winery owners and Tuality Healthcare physicians to address the hurdles faced by seasonal workers who cannot meet their basic health needs with only a few months' income to stretch over a full year. The vast majority of field workers move from one crop to another. Their temporary status with each employer makes them ineligible for health coverage. Without insurance, these men and women and their families often do not seek professional healthcare until their problems become acute. Their knowledge of basic health education is limited and they are overwhelmed by the maze of complex and confusing resources available in the medical system. The mission of ¡Salud! is to bridge this gap.

website:

http://www.saludauction.org/