Take a trip to the wineries in style.

Whether you ride in our brand new 2006 Cadillac Escalade, our 2005 Chrysler 300, our superstretch Lincoln Navigator, or one of our Lincoln TownCar limousines, you and your friends will have the time
of your lives touring the Northwest wineries. Our knowledgeable coordinators can set up wine tours in any of Oregon's 5 wine regions or aid you in personalizing a tour to see your favorite wineries.

Oregon has become one of the premier wine producing statesin the nation.
There are more than 200 wineries in Oregon today, ranking 4th behind
California, Washington and New York. Oregon's climate brings long hours of summer to its vineyards to ripen grapes for Oregon wines. Marine breezes help
to moderate the climate causing wine grapes to ripen gradually. The combination
of these conditions encourages complex fruit flavors, scents and nuances in
Oregon wines. Most wineries are located in Western Oregon between the
Cascades and the Costal Range. Oregon has 5 offical wine regions. The
Willamette Valley AVA, the Columbia Gorge AVA, the Umpqua Valley AVA, the Applegate Valley AVA, and the Rogue Valley AVA.

Click on the map above or here for more winery information. Map courtesy of KobrandWine.com.

The Willamette Valley AVA is Oregon's largest wine region stretching from
Portland to Eugene. The Willamette Valley is home to many of Oregon's oldest
and most respected wineries. Wineries in the region are knon worldwide for their production of Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris wines. Other cool climate grape varieties include Riesling and Chardonnay. Most of Oregon's wineries are in this region
and we offer tours out of Portland, Salem, Albany/Corvallis or Eugene.

The Columbia Gorge AVA is Oregon's newest official wine region. The Columbia Gorge AVA spans both sides of the Columbia River with wineries in both Oregon and Washington. Temperatures here are higher than in the Willamette Valley
and are well suited for Bordeaux and Rhone varietals such as Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, and Sauvignon Blanc.

The Umpqua, Applegate, and Rogue Valley AVAs are all in Southern Oregon and also have a warmer climate than the Willamette Valley. The Southern Oregon
AVAs are also well suited for Bordeaux and Rhone varietals.