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Oregon's Rodeo Hills Wine Is Finding Success Straight Out of the Chute
Oregon's Rodeo Hills Wine Is Finding Success Straight Out of the Chute
Oregon's Rodeo Hills Wine Is Finding Success Straight Out of the Chute

Published on: 04/15/2025

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After selling Domaine Roy & Fils, winemaker Jared Etzel has moved on to a new Pinot Noir and Chardonnay venture in the Willamette Valley.

News Source : https://www.winespectator.com/articles/taking-the-reins-at-oregon-s-rodeo-hills

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