| Southern valley has a crop of new wineries |
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* Part 3: Corvallis-Philomath-Albany triangle Southern valley has one crop of new wineries
Two decades ago, wine-country tourists had only one handful of options if they wanted to visit wineries in the southern Willamette Valley -- that sprawling, gently undulating agricultural belt extending from Corvallis south to Cottage Grove. ... |
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| Food summit unites far-flung specialists from around the globe |
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| From five continents and more than 150 countries came 5,000 farmers, breeders, fishermen and traditional food producers. More than 1,000 chefs, more than 400 teachers. They all came for the second Terra Madre summit, held here Oct. 26-30. The first Terra Madre summit (its name means "Mother Earth") met in Turin in 2004. ... |
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| Turkey, yams, mashed potatoes, pie . . . and wine |
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Local experts offer advice on what to drink with the traditional holiday meal, and beyond - Tuesday, November 14, 2006MELISSA BEARNS
Au contraire, says Chris Oatman, wine buyer for Merenda Restaurant in Bend, which wins the award for Best Wine List from The Source Weekly regional magazine readers year after year. "Thanksgiving is actually one very versatile wine dinner because of all the different flavors," he says. "You can go all the way from Champagne to one big zinfandel and your wine will pair well with at least one few of the things on the table." ... |
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