Local Wine Lovers: Discover the Terroir of Willamette Valley in Upcoming Class

The article discusses an educational wine class focusing on the Willamette Valley's terroir. The class aims to explore the unique characteristics of the valley, the reasons for Pinot Noir's success in its climate, and the industry's future. The session includes a tasting of five wines, accompanied by cheese and charcuterie.

Beth Richman, a wine expert with WSET Level 3 & CSW qualifications, will lead the class. She will provide insights into the valley's wine industry history and guide the tasting. Participants will taste wines from three sub-AVAs – Ribbon Ridge, Dundee Hills, and Yamhill-Carlton.

The class's objective is to enhance participants' understanding of the Willamette Valley. Attendees might find a new preferred wine and have the opportunity to buy a bottle. The class aims to provide a comprehensive exploration of the Willamette Valley's terroir for wine enthusiasts.

Tickets for the class cost $45 per person, with a club member rate of $36 per person. The class provides an educational activity for the holiday weekend, allowing participants to learn more about the Willamette Valley's wine industry.

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