OregonWines.com: Buyouts and Hotels and Quarries, Oh My!
The ever-changing landscape of the Oregon wine industry never ceases to amaze me.
Just a few weeks ago, news broke that one of the original trendsetters of our industry, Erath, was changing ownership to Ste. Michelle Wine Estates of Washington. Then there was the news that David Kahn, a sports executive, wants to build a "Napa Valley" wine hotel on the site of an old quarry in the Dundee Hills. Finally, there was news out of southern Oregon that an excavation company wants to create a new qua...
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