The Ribbon Ridge Winegrower’s Association is a non-profit association dedicated to achieving recognition for one of Oregon’s most prestigious Pinot Noir producing regions. The Ribbon Ridge American Viticultural Area (AVA) was established on July 1, 2005 and is a sub-AVA within the Willamette Valley. Its early drafters were wine country pioneers, Doug Tunnell, Harry Pederson Nedry and Dewey Kelly who are still members.
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Ribbon Ridge is home to dozens of wineries, including producers that are renowned for their award-winning wines. Member wineries welcome guests from around the world who make Oregon’s Willamette Valley a wine-tasting destination.
Ribbon Ridge AVA is located in the rolling hills of Oregon’s Willamette Valley just outside of Newberg, Oregon. Its natural beauty inspires works of art like this map.
