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This historic winery is nestled in a lush, green valley on Highway 53 one mile off Highway 101 on the Northern Oregon Coast. Visitors can sit at picnic tables looking out across the dairy farms to the Coast Range and Onion Peak. Nearby boutiques, antique shops, fine dining and forested state parks in the Nehalem Bay Area.

Nehalem Bay Winery opened its doors in 1973 as Oregon's 7th winery with first production of blackberry wine which is still a favorite. Since that time most of the most favorite wines have been added including the famous Oregon Pinot Noir.

The tasting bar will pour you a taste of their fine wines and Tillamook cheese and crackers are offered to compliment your choice of wine.

Location: 34965 Highway 53, Nehalem Oregon 97131 Telephone 503-368-9463 Toll Free: 888-368-WINE Fax 503-368-5300

Other Wine Regions of Oregon nearby:
(Gaston) ADEA Wine Company
(Carlton) Anne Amie
(Dundee) Argyle
(Newberg) Autumn Wind Vineyards
(Carlton) Belle Pente Wine Cellars
(Dundee) Cameron Winery

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