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In this episode, we put a bow on Oregon Wine Month by featuring a Pinot Noir from Chehalem we picked up at Seasons of Coeur d'Alene, one of our newest sponsors! It's been a month of delicious Oregon Pinot Noir's and fine Shiraz's. For the first time in seven weeks, there is no guest, it's just Shelley and Phil! #HappyFriday! #ItsWineTime! #Cheersing Wines this episode:2022 Leoness White Merlot (about $32)

In this episode, Executive Director of the Chehealm Valley Chamber of Commerce (CVCC), Scott Parker,  shares how our Chamber of Commerce supports our community. In this episode, you will learn:The role CVCC plays in our communityWhat Scott has learned since he started in this roleExciting new announcementsHow CVCC can help your business growAnd much more!If you're interested in learning more about CVCC or are interested in becoming a member, you can visit their website at https://www.chehalemvalley.org/If you're interested in getting each episode sent to your inbox when it comes out,  you can subscribe here.Special thanks to First Federal for sponsoring this episode. All sponsorship dollars go directly towards promoting this episode to the Newberg Community.This episode is brought to you by The Joyful Roberts Group, a local family-run real estate team led by Daniel Roberts. To learn more about the Living in Newberg YouTube Channel, click the link above.Support the show

While some people may believe that women have the same opportunities as men and that women and men now are on an even playing field in society, the unfortunate reality is that we still have a ways to go. Women, especially single mothers and women heads of households still face an uphill battle that we'll be talking about during this episode. And that's where Soroptimist International comes in. Soroptimist is a global volunteer organization that provides women and girlswith access to the education and training they need to achieve economic empowerment.Their Vision is that Women and girls will have the resources and opportunities to reach their full potential and live their dreams. In this episode, Jackie Lane and Debby Liew from Soroptimist International of Chehalem Valley will share how they are working to achieve this.To learn more about Soroptimist International of Chehalem Valley, visit https://www.sicv.org/herstoryThis episode is brought to you by The Joyful Roberts Group, a local family-run real estate team led by Daniel Roberts. To learn more about the Living in Newberg YouTube Channel, click the link above.Support the show

This interview is with Jess Spera of Chehalem Winery. In this interview, Jess speaks about her past jobs, travels, and experiences that led her to Chehalem. Jess starts by talking about her time in Colorado and found love for beer brewing. She shares how her love for brewing evolved into a love for wine, especially after her time spent doing wine harvests abroad. She then dives into her life once she returns to the states and shares the ways she found herself working towards a future. Whether it was sharing how she met her husband during harvest or how she advanced to being the winemaker's second hand, Jess talks about her experiences and journey so far.This interview was conducted by Rich Schmidt at Chehalem Winery in Newberg on June 8, 2023.

This interview is with Katie Santora, winemaker at Chehalem Winery. In this interview, Katie discusses how she got into the wine industry after her dad's friend suggested she study winemaking. She talks about the program she entered at UC Davis, the education she received, and how she ended up in Oregon working at various other wineries before ending up at Chehalem. Katie speaks about her travels as well as the tremendous support she received from the industry that has kept her passionate about winemaking. Towards the end of the interview, Katie showcases her gratitude for the position she has as a woman in the wine industry, her wine making philosophy, advice for people looking to enter the wine industry, the future of Chehalem, as well as her own personal goals.This interview was conducted by Rich Schmidt at Chehalem Winery on March 15, 2019.

In part 2 of this live-recorded episode, Daniel interviews a panel of representatives from four of Newberg's service clubs. This was done in partnership with Leadership Chehalem Valley, which you can learn more about at the link below.In this episode, you'll learn about the inner workings of both of Newberg's Rotary clubs, in addition to Soroptimists and Kiwanis. By the end, you may find you want to join one of the clubs!For more information, visit the links below:Leadership Chehalem Valley:https://www.chehalemvalley.org/leadership-chehalem-valley/Kiwanis:https://www.newbergkiwanis.org/Newberg Rotary Early Bird Club:https://newbergrotaryearlybirds.org/Newberg Rotary Noon Club:https://www.newbergrotary.org/Soroptimist:https://www.sicv.org/As mentioned in the episode, you can check out The Joyful Roberts YouTube Channel here.The Joyful Roberts Group The Joyful Roberts Group is a real estate team led by Daniel Roberts, host of The Giving Town.Support the show

In this live-recorded episode, Daniel interviews a panel of representatives from four of Newberg's service clubs. This was done in partnership with Leadership Chehalem Valley, which you can learn more about at the link below.In this episode, you'll learn about the inner workings of both of Newberg's Rotary clubs, in addition to Soroptimists and Kiwanis. By the end, you may find you want to join one of the clubs!For more information, visit the links below:Leadership Chehalem Valley:https://www.chehalemvalley.org/leadership-chehalem-valley/Kiwanis:https://www.newbergkiwanis.org/Newberg Rotary Early Bird Club:https://newbergrotaryearlybirds.org/Newberg Rotary Noon Club:https://www.newbergrotary.org/Soroptimist:https://www.sicv.org/As mentioned in the episode, you can check out The Joyful Roberts YouTube Channel here.The Joyful Roberts Group The Joyful Roberts Group is a real estate team led by Daniel Roberts, host of The Giving Town.Support the show

Ashton and BC continue to recap their golf in the Pacific North West with a conversation about Chehalem Glenn Golf Course in Newberg, Oregon, and how much they hate Peter Jacobson.

If you are a resident of Newberg, you have likely heard of Chehalem Cultural Center. In fact, for many people, it is hard to imagine our community without this wonderful resource. While that may be the case, many people are still unfamiliar with many aspects of the cultural center or what its actual role is in building community. In this episode, Executive Director Sean Andries explains what a cultural center is and shares how Chehalem Cultural Center came to be. We also discuss how the cultural center operates, the many benefits it brings to our town, along with some of the exciting new projects in the works. This is a fun and informative episode you won't want to miss!The Joyful Roberts Group The Joyful Roberts Group is a real estate team led by Daniel Roberts, host of The Giving Town.Support the show

What makes CPRD so great and what is the impact they have had on our community? Tune in to hear about past and upcoming projects, CPRD's mission, and the crucial role CPRD plays in helping children become contributing members of society.Support the show (https://www.thejoyfulrobertsgroup.com/get-started)

We conclude our countdown to the main event as the Big Board auction closes out and we welcome the following vintners:Pat Dukes, Dukes Family VineyardsIan Burch, Archery SummitDavid Millman, Domaine Drouhin OregonMichael Etzel, Beaux FreresHans Van Dale, Dusky Goose

The countdown to Salud's main event continues as our virtual Big Board comes to a close with Salud Cuvee Pinot Noirs in the spotlight. Vintners joining us in this episode include:Bill Sweat, Winderlea Vineyard & WineryBen Casteel, Bethel Heights VineyardKate Ayres, Penner-Ash Wine CellarsClare Carver, Big Table FarmJared Etzel, Domain Roy & fils 

Elk Cove Vineyards reveals a special treat as we celebrate 30 years of health care and support for our vineyards workers thanks to the Salud Auction. In this episode, vintners joining us include:Anna Campbell, Elk Cove VineyardsHeather Perkin, Elk Cove VineyardsGuillaume Large, ResonancePeter Shea, Shea Wine CellarsErnie Pink, Amalie Robert Estate

Brian returns to host the Salud Oregon Pinot Noir Auction again this year, as the event celebrates its 30th Anniversary. In the first of a six-part series with Salud Vintners,  Brian welcomes the following vintners to share the impact of Salud, providing healthcare and outreach to vineyard workers thanks to the Salud Mobile Clinic. Guests joining us in this episode include:Anna Maria Ponzi, Ponzi VineyardsKen Austin, Rain Dance VineyardsKate Payne Brown, Stoller Family EstateKatie Santora, Chehalem WineryJim Anderson, Patricia Green Cellars

What is the role of a Chamber of Commerce in helping a business community thrive? In this episode, Executive Director Scott Parker shares how he plans to lead the Chehalem Valley Chamber of Commerce in serving the businesses in our community.In August 2021, the Chehalem Valley Chamber of Commerce welcomed Scott Parker as its new Executive Director. Scott brings years of nonprofit experience and business collaboration to his new role and is excited to serve our city. He was a much-loved personality (https://www.notclowns.com/scott-parker) in his previous city and is quickly becoming a beloved member of Newberg as well.Support the show (https://www.thejoyfulrobertsgroup.com/get-started)

Let's be honest. It's been a tough year or so... As the west coast states continue erratic and unpredictable re-openings, Oregon Wine Country awaits. If you're looking for safe, socially distanced, outdoor activities, then plan your trip and celebrate Oregon Wine Month! In this episode, Brian welcomes Chehalem Winemaker Katie Santora, who offers travel & planning tips to help make your long-awaited return to wine country enjoyable.

In this episode we venture to Newburg OR. to visit Chehalem Valley Brewing Co. We're talking about spicy chicken sandwiches, dark beers on hot days, and a great vibe. So grab your favorite brew, sit back and check out this episode to hear Sean give his very first “Quick Sips”.

On this episode of Covindustry- 19: We have the pleasure of speaking with Stoller Wine Group's Vice President of Consumer Sales, Tracy Timmins, who has been an active member of the Oregon Wine Industry COVID-19 Task Force. Tracy began her wine journey in 2000 at Columbia Winery in Washington and became fascinated by the many nuances involved in a grape’s journey from field to bottle. She kept close ties to the wine industry through part-time positions as she honed her sales and management skills in other industries. Tracy joined Chehalem in 2014 as part of the direct sales team. In 2019, she was promoted to Vice President of Consumer sales, overseeing the Chehalem and Stoller Family Estate brands.

The Salud Big Board Auction continues as we raise a glass virtually and exponentially add to our audience, making an even bigger impact for Oregon vineyard workers! In this episode, Brian welcomes winemakers Gina Hennen of Adelsheim ,Ben Castell of Bethel Heights, Katie Santora of Chehalem, Pat Dukes & Kelly Kidneigh of Dukes Family Vineyard, Erik Kramer of Willakenzie Estate, and Dusky Goose representative Pamela MacLellan. The vintners share an update from their respective wineries, insight on their exclusive Salud cuvees, and how important the health & well being of vineyard workers is to the Oregon wine industry.Please visit www.saludauction.org to learn more and donate.

Andy, Cory Ann, and Wine Guy Chris are joined by Dave Rice, Director of Hospitality at Chehalem Wines! On tonights list are the 2019 Chehalem Mountains Pinot Noir and the 2018 Reserve Chardonnay! Both of these wines are available locally in your favorite supermarket and feature big, beautiful flavors from the Willamette Valley. So pour yourself a glass and join the conversation as we dive into these gorgeous wines, and the history and operations of a local great, Chehalem Wines!

You never know what Mother Nature has planned for harvest in the Willamette Valley. This year, a cool spring and early summer impacted the vineyards. Then, just when it appeared fall was ready to arrive, a heatwave hit forcing vintners & vineyard managers to scramble. In this episode, Brian welcomes Winemaker Katie Santora and Vineyard Manager Jason Tosch from Chehalem Winery to provide the latest update from the vineyards and a recent bottling report.

How many times have you dreamed you were at your favorite winery or vineyard? Probably often these days... Unfortunately, your favorite winery or vineyard is hours away, requires a reservation or must limit capacity due to the virus. What if you could experience it pre-COVID? No masks, no crowds, in virtual reality? That's what Stoller Family Estate is doing with their groundbreaking Immersive Experience Center. We explore the experience and get an update on the Oregon industry with Stoller President Gary Mortensen in this episode of Vintage.

This interview is with Michelle Kaufmann, communications director for Stoller Family Estate. In this interview, Michelle discusses how her public relations background informed her role in the wine industry, as well as her various roles in the wine industry— serving on the Oregon Wine Board, being a major role on the IPNC team, and being on the marketing committee for the Willamette Valley Wineries Association. Michelle discusses the lessons, challenges, and successes that come with her job, as well as why she believes it is important to capture oral histories within the wine industry. She also explains the role technology plays in marketing, and the challenges she faces in addressing multiple audiences in the industry. Towards the end of the interview, Michelle speaks about her plans for the future, Stoller Family Estate, as well as the larger Oregon industry. This interview was conducted by Rich Schmidt at the Chehalem tasting room on March 15, 2019.

This interview is with Neal Hulkower, of the Oregon Wine Press. In this interview, Neal speaks about how he got into wine, with his exposure dating all the way back to his childhood. Along with getting is PhD in applied mathematics and the many other jobs he had, Neal found that wine and math paired perfectly together, and decided to write about the two. He goes on to speak about some of his favorite articles that he's wrote, the responses he's gotten from his readers, and his time working at White Rose and Chehalem. Towards the end of the interview, Neal touches on his experiences working with Jesús Guillén, writing for AHIVOY, the future for the Oregon Wine Industry, and his future plans for his own writing career. To end, he offers words of wisdom for those seeking to enter the industry. This interview was conducted by Rich Schmidt in the Nicholson Library at Linfield College on November 7, 2019.

In this interactive, virtual episode Brian welcomes Stoller Family Wine Group VP of Winemaking Melissa Burr and Chehalem Winemaker Katie Santora to share the story of Chemistry, a collaboration between the teams at Stoller & Chehalem. Follow along with us at www.chemistrywine.com to browse the lineup from Chemistry, and have these amazing wines at an incredible value delivered right to your front door!

This interview is with John and Ksenija House of OVUM. In this interview, the couple talk about how they got into the wine industry, and how they met each other in college. They then go on to talk about their various experiences with Chehalem and then later deciding to start OVUM, what they want people to get across from their wines, what OVUM means, and their second label known as Big Salt. Towards the end of the interview, the couple speak about what they look for in a vineyard, the future of the Oregon Wine Industry, and the secret to a successful marriage within the industry. This interview was conducted by Rich Schmidt at Les Caves on August 13, 2019.

Subscribe: https://www.interpretingwine.com/listen Please consider leaving a rating and review wherever you’re listening   Episode outline: Michelle and Kate origin story Brand overview   Wines Tasted: Stoller 2015 LaRue's Brut Rosé Sparkling (Dundee Hills) Stoller 2018 Chardonnay (Dundee Hills) Chehalem 2017 Reserve Chardonnay Chehalem 2018 Mountain Rose of Pinot Noir Chehalem Three Vineyard Pinot Noir 2016 Chehalem 2017 Corral Creek Vineyard Pinot Noir (Chehalem Mountains) Stoller 2016 Pinot Noir Helen's   https://www.chehalemwines.com/ https://www.stollerfamilyestate.com/   In the UK: Seeking representation Willamette Valley Winery Association: https://willamettewines.com/ https://www.facebook.com/willamettewines/ https://www.instagram.com/wvwines/ https://twitter.com/wvwines   Intro and outro musicThe New Investorshttp://newinvestors.dk/Contact: glenn@velournet.dk Guest: Michelle Kaufmann, Kate Payne-Brown, Chehalem and Stoller Winery Date recorded: 13 January 2020   Contact: hello@interpretingwine.com   Podcast: https://www.interpretingwine.com/listen Facebook: https://www.interpretingwine.com/facebook Instagram: https://www.interpretingwine.com/instagram Twitter: https://www.interpretingwine.com/twitter TikTok: https://www.interpretingwine.com/TikTok  

Rollin Soles traveled the world as a young man and chose to make his mark in Oregon. He founded Argyle and proceeded to not only put sparkling wine on the map, he re-wrote the boundaries for bubbles worldwide. Now, Rollin & wife Corby have teamed up at ROCO, where Rollin's showcasing his Pinot Noir, including the "Private Stash". Brian heads to the Willamette Valley to revisit friends and record this post-harvest interview in Oregon Wine Country.

This interview is with Katie Santora, winemaker at Chehalem Winery. In this interview, Katie discusses how she got into the wine industry after her dad's friend suggested she study winemaking. She talks about the program she entered at UC Davis, the education she received, and how she ended up in Oregon working at various other wineries before ending up at Chehalem. Katie speaks about her travels as well as the tremendous support she received from the industry that has kept her passionate about winemaking. Towards the end of the interview, Katie showcases her gratitude for the position she has as a woman in the wine industry, her wine making philosophy, advice for people looking to enter the wine industry, the future of Chehalem, as well as her own personal goals. This interview was conducted by Rich Schmidt at Chehalem Winery on March 15, 2019.

Physicist, farmer and winemaker, Don Hagge produces VIDON wines from his Chehalem Mountains Estate Vineyard that he built with his wife Vicki (Vi-Don, get it?). Don brings science and engineering to the Willamette Valley wine industry, where he is intentionally unconventional – from the vines planted in the vineyard to the self-engineered wine equipment to the non-cork closures. VIDON produces between 1,500 and 2,000 cases each vintage of Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Viognier, Syrah and Tempranillo, all grown on the Estate Vineyard. Both the winery and the vineyard are LIVE certified, and VIDON practices sustainable farming and minimal intervention in the winemaking process including indigenous fermentations.

GuestsMelissa Burr, Vice President of Winemaking, Stoller Family EstateKate Payne-Brown, Assistant Winemaker, Stoller Family EstateKatie Santora, Winemaker, Chehalem WinesWinery Bios:Stoller Family EstateStoller's LEED Gold and LIVE certified winery combines progressive, environmentally-friendly design with gentle, traditional winemaking practices that minimize their environmental impact. Their gravity flow process offers a more gentle approach to winemaking, allowing a reduction in the amount of energy required for wine production. These factors make them one of the premier sustainable wineries in the Pacific Northwest, and they are proud to be the first LEED Gold Certified winery in the world.They harvest, process, ferment and age each individual section of fruit separately. This process allows the ability to highlight the unique characteristics and extraordinary diversity of flavors created by the age of the vines, vine density, and micro-climate within each individual section.The goal is to produce elegant wines that reflect the individuality of the site as well as their place within the Dundee Hills. Their wines are beautifully textured and layered with fine, silky tannins, bright red fruit, hints of earth and spice, mouthwatering acidity that will help age the wines for many years to come.See what Stoller Wines Vineyards is up to on Instagram! Chehalem WinesChehalem boasts a rich history of innovation, sustainability, and exceptional quality. Known for their single-vineyard Pinot Noirs and a progressive approach to white wines, they firmly believe that outstanding wine should accompany every course of a meal.Their wine quality is determined by the cool macro-climate of the Willamette Valley, vintage, soil profiles, vineyard micro-climates, and winemaking style. Their job is to let the terroir speak and to make the winemaker imprint as transparent as possible.The climate and winemaking style reveal wines that emphasize balance, elegance and texture. This openness allows the vintage and three terroirs on which they farm to express themselves as wines of startling distinction.Their objective is to blaze a trail towards a future that is stimulating, exciting and beautiful—such as it must have been generations ago for the Calapooia, overlooking their “valley of flowers.”See what Chehalem Wines is up to on Instagram!

In this episode, host Heidi Moore will guide us through two diverse wine stories. The first centers on two interconnected wineries and their processes; and the second shows the culmination of a collaborative effort between the wineries mentioned in the first story. Guests Melissa Burr, Vice President of Winemaking, Stoller Family Estate Kate Payne-Brown, Assistant Winemaker, Stoller Family Estate Katie Santora, Winemaker, Chehalem Wines You can follow Wine Crush on Social Media: Website: Wine Crush Podcast Facebook: WineCrush, StoriesUncorked Instagram: Winecrushpodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/winecrushoregon/message

The indigenous peoples of this Oregon region called it "Chahelim", or "Valley of Flowers". Today, it's a valley of vineyards, where Harry Pederson-Nedry first planted Pinot Noir in the 1980's. He opened Chehalem Winery in 1990, and grew it into one of Oregon's most popular brands. Business partner Bill Stoller bought Harry out last year, and now it's time for the next generation at Chehalem led by winemaker Katie Santora.

Oregon Wine Month continues throughout May, and Brian returns to the Willamette Valley to learn more about the collaboration between vintners in the Stoller Wine Group. The new label is called, appropriately, "Chemistry", as winemakers from Chehalem & Stoller Family Estate combine forces to produce value wines that bring the best of both to the market.

With respect to all of the Oregon wine pioneers, I refer to the Ponzi's as the "First Family" of the Oregon Wine Industry. They arrived from Northern California in the late-1960's and put their small family to work on a farm outside Portland. Along the way, Dick & Nancy Ponzi founded Ponzi Vineyards, Bridgeport Brewing, and the Dundee Bistro. They passed the winery to their daughters, winemaker Luisa and Maria on the business side. Maria joins us to share her story of growing up in the Ponzi family.

Ken Wright is the founder and winemaker of Ken Wright Cellars, based in Carlton, Oregon. Ken discusses his work with Dick Graff in the 1970s, and then explains why he decided to move from California to Oregon in the 1980s to pursue winemaking in Oregon. He gives a thorough explanation of the different rock types found in state, and the attributes that different sites bring to a resulting wine. He also goes into depth in explaining his own winemaking evolution, from working at Panther Creek, to starting Ken Wright Cellars in 1994. Along the way, Ken makes several connections between the winemaking and the farming, and explains how one is often the result of the other. In particular, he talks quite a bit about the phenomenon of reduction in a wine, something he tries to prevent. Ken further describes several key vintages for Oregon Pinot Noir, discussing the attributes of those years and their impact on his own thinking. Take the demographic survey. This episode is sponsored by: Vknow Wine App NY Drinks NY Trip to the Finger Lakes Wine Region Oregon Wine Trail Tasting      

When I embarked on my 16-month wine journey around the world, the first leg was up the west coast of the United States. While in the Willamette Valley region of Oregon, I was lucky enough to visit many of the most important and oldest wineries, including all of the wineries of my three guests on this episode of The Vincast. My first guest is winemaker at Stoller Family Estate, Melissa Burr, who is the only Oregon-native on the episode! The second winemaker guest is Dave Paige from Adelsheim Vineyard (one of the founding wineries of the region), who has been there for fifteen years! The final guest was Harry Peterson-Nedry, who established his Chehalem estate in the hills from which the winery takes its name in 1990, and has been one of the regions best ambassadors.

In the summer of 2012, I had the opportunity to sit down with Chehalem Winery's Wynne Peterson-Nedry.  It was a rare blast of hot weather in Oregon with temperatures rising into the high 90s.  It was a pleasure to stay in the shade and sip from the many dry white wines that are strongly featured in Chehalem's porfolio. Chehalem Winery, a family operation, was transitioning from Father to Daughter as well as experiencing a dramatic change in their label design.  I spent about a half hour with Ms. Peterson-Nedry and the highlights of that interview form Episode #46 of Understanding Wine with Austin Beeman. We spoke about the history of Chehalem Winery, where Oregon fits among world Pinot Noir regions, and why you should think about Riesling when you think Oregon Wines.

By far next to the Burgundy region of France, the best Pinot Noir's come out of Willamette Valley OR. One of the top wine producer's out of Willamette Valley is Chehalem Vineyards. Harry Peterson-Nedry is the founder of this fantastioc vineyard and will be joining me tonite. Call in and we will find out how he does it. Wine Talk with Stu The Wine Guru is THE source for all things wine. Call in at 1-646-381-4860 and join in.