Oregon Wine Country & Coast
Meet winemakers and artisans, feast on local flavors and get acquainted with a community of pioneering wineries. Explore Oregon, the wine lover’s way, from the Willamette Valley to the glorious Oregon coast.
Oregon Heritage
Sip and savor the best of Oregon with Adelsheim Vineyard
September 21 - 25, 2022
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5 Days, 4 Nights
Best of Oregon from the Willamette Valley to the Pacific Ocean and Cannon Beach
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$4,500
per person based on double occupancy
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You’re standing in vineyards sipping the best Pinot noir you’ve ever tasted, surrounded by the very vines from where it was sourced. The bustling city and ocean are both just a stone’s throw away but you’re in a different world. This isn’t France, Germany, even Napa. This is wine country the Oregon way. The people who planted these grapes 50 years ago were considered crazy. They were laughed at for the idea that quality wines could be produced here. How wrong those naysayers were. You raise a glass and toast the true pioneers of Oregon.
Your companions on this incredible five-day journey are among Oregon’s most celebrated names in wine. We’ll have private vineyard tours and tastings, of course, and be the honored guests at a private dinner with David Adelsheim and his wife Eugenia at their home overlooking vines David planted back in the early 1970s. Then it’s off to the lush and dramatic Oregon to taste oysters fresh from the Pacific, and cozy up at a beachside bonfire under the stars.
If you love celebrating heritage, craftsmanship and the art of fine wine, this trip is for you. If you dream of valleys overflowing with vineyards and a coastline like none you’ve experienced before, join us.
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VIP Access
Explore some of the Willamette Valley’s finest vineyards with private tours and tastings, plus dinner with David Adelsheim at his home at Quarter Mile Lane.
Heritage & Connection
Celebrate the care and craft put into the culinary culture of wine country and the coast while savoring incredible world-class wines pioneered by intrepid industry visionaries.
Toast to Oregon
People flock to the Pacific Northwest for a reason. Immerse yourself in the land, from the lush hills of the Willamette Valley to a seaside tour up the Pacific Coast.
A Uniquely Adelsheim Experience
Oregon Pinot noirs and Chardonnays are world-famous, justly so. Join us for exclusive private tastings.
Oregon is an inspiration of landscapes, food, and pioneering spirits.
Adelsheim Vineyard produces world-class wines with an optimistic spirit and steadfast stewardship of the land. As a founding winery of the Willamette Valley and Chehalem Mountains’ first winery, Adelsheim has played an instrumental role in nearly every aspect of the Oregon wine story. Travel with us, and be a part of ours.
Day by Day
This two-part journey highlights the best of the state, from the rolling fields of the Willamette Valley to the lush and dramatic coastline. Enjoy private tours and tastings at vineyards plus a private dinner with pioneering winemaker David Adelsheim.
Day 1
Welcome to Oregon, the Pacific wonderland of America! Today we celebrate farm-to-table craftsmanship in McMinnville, a charming little town in the heart of the Willamette Valley with no shortage of exceptional cuisine and premium pinots. We’ll visit some of the region’s most notable vineyards for tasting and in-depth appreciation of what makes this bucolic region so special. Of course, we’ll pair our bites with some of our favorite wines for just the occasion.
And with that, as the sun sets over the valley’s bucolic hills, we’ll raise a glass at a glorious welcome dinner at Soter Vineyards with Chef Clayton Allen. It’s the perfect start to our adventure together.
Day 2
After breakfast we head to Résonance, Maison Louis Jadot’s first winery outside of France. Their premier and grand cru vineyards in Burgundy were founded in 1859, the same year as the State of Oregon; they are in the Willamette Valley today because they recognize it is Oregon, more so than California, whose soils and climate unlocks the potential of Pinot noir in the United States.
After a tour and tasting, we’re off to Argyle Winery for lunch paired with their award-winning Pinots and Chardonnays. After some downtime back at our hotel, we close with a private tour of Adelsheim Vineyard, started by David Adelsheim back in the 1970s as the first winery in the Chehalem Mountains appellation. Adelsheim will take us through the process and finish with dinner at the home of David Adelsheim and Eugenia Keegan. Hosting along with them is a Portland-based husband-wife-duo crafting food that makes wine the star of the show. What they’re pairing tonight? Only the finest library wines from David’s private cellar.
Day 3
From the country to the coast, with stops along the way to take in the forests, mountains and raw and rugged Oregon coast. Our first stop is in Netarts Bay for a taste of the true salt of the earth: lunch at the historic US Coast Guard Boathouse with fresh caught crab, local oysters and Adelsheim Pinot blanc vintages. It doesn’t get any fresher than this.
After lunch, we’ll head north up the coast to Cannon Beach, our home for two nights. We’ll check into our hotel, just steps away from the ocean, then take the evening and dinner for ourselves in our oceanfront home base.
Day 4
Start off the day with coffee and stunning ocean views. After breakfast, we’ll head out on an easy 4.5-mile hike up to Cape Falcon, where towering forest greenery gives way to a sprawling dramatic coastline high above the crashing waves. For lunch, we’ll take a break from high-class wines for some spectacular local craft brews with a private tour and meal at Public Coast Brewing Co., cooked specially for us with ingredients sourced from Public Coast’s very own farms.
We’ll get the afternoon to check out Cannon Beach a bit more: explore the pristine beach and marine life around Haystack Rock, or just pop along the shops and galleries. Just be sure to work up an appetite for what’s next: a farewell dinner prepared exclusively for us by a local chef, anchored in the Pacific bounty of Dungeness crab, oysters from Netarts Bay, and maybe even chanterelles foraged from the coastal mountains. We’ll round out the evening with a beach bonfire to stargaze, bubbles in one hand, a s’more in the other, and reflect on the last bit of salty air and pristine views.
Day 5
After a farewell breakfast, we’ll head to Portland and say goodbye to this true Pacific Wonderland. Our time together may be over, but we leave with new bonds made with our fellow adventurers, and with our palates enlightened and our spirits recharged.
Where We Sleep
The heart and soul of wine country and a cozy beachfront resort: Our boutique hotels reflect the beauty and spirit of Oregon.
Atticus Hotel
McMinnvilleAn intimate stay on the doorstep of wine country, the Atticus boasts local artwork and brands throughout its 36 spacious modern rooms. Every angle is carefully curated—down to their Pendleton wool bathrobes you’ll never want to take off. Enjoy Oregon luxury in its purest form.
Surfsand Resort
Cannon BeachWake up to the gentle rhythms of the Pacific Ocean, with sweeping views of iconic Haystack Rock. At the Surfsand, you’re steps away from a sprawling sandy coastline and the local shops and restaurants that make Cannon Beach a go-to for any true Portlander. If the beach somehow isn’t relaxing enough, the on-site massages and sauna will be.
Dinner with David & Eugenia at their home—incredible! They were so warm, engaging and generous.
Flawless attention to detail. Wonderful mix of elements to showcase Oregon's wine and cuisine.
Your passion for travel and forging new relationships is infectious. I need more!!
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Questions?
We have answers! Read our FAQs below or call or text +1 (855) 219-8018 to ask us any questions you have about traveling with Adelsheim Vineyard.
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What does the price include?
Four nights at unique, boutique accommodations; private travel for all day trips and excursions; departure airport transfer; private tours with local guides and cultural experts; exclusive VIP access and tastings; guided activities, adventures and expeditions; entrance fees; daily breakfasts, most lunches and dinners; local beverages with meals.
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What does the price not include?
Roundtrip airfare to and from Oregon; travel insurance; transportation to the trip’s starting point; activities not included in the trip itinerary; hotel incidentals including room service, laundry service and hotel bar tabs; food and beverages not included in itinerary; gratuity for tour leader.
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Where does the trip start and end?
Our adventure begins at the Atticus Hotel in McMinnville, Oregon. If you're flying, the closest airport is Portland International Airport (PDX). Our adventure ends in Portland, and if you're flying home, your flight from PDX airport should be scheduled to depart at 2pm or later from here.
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What travel documents are needed?
US citizens and residents should check the TSA’s website for requirements and acceptable ID for domestic air travel. Some State issued IDs may no longer meet TSA standards. If you are a Non-US Citizen traveling to Oregon, visit the US Consulate or Embassy for requirements and information about passports and visas.
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Do I need to pay a solo traveler supplement?
For solo travelers, there is a $1,200 single-supplement fee—paid at the time of booking to secure a private room. These spots are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Who is going on this trip?
Our adventures typically have between 10 and 20 guests, and our Modern Adventure team. Our experiences are fun and inclusive and you can expect to be joined by a diverse group in terms of age, background and interests—including solo travelers, couples and friends traveling together. This adventure is for travelers age 21 and above.
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Who is leading this trip?
This trip is led by an expert Modern Adventure trip leader. They're an experienced travel guide, a representative of Modern Adventure and your go-to person for questions or concerns on the trip. We’ll be joined throughout our adventure by local, expert guides who are deeply knowledgeable with respect to local cultures, customs and history and are passionate about sharing that with us.
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Do I need travel insurance?
We highly recommend purchasing travel insurance. Travel insurance allows you to seek reimbursement for your trip costs; if your trip plans change for unforeseeable reasons, or if you need to get medical help, emergency transport, and for theft, loss or damage of items while traveling. For best coverage, always insure the full trip cost within two weeks of your initial trip deposit and note that most ‘Cancel For Any Reason’ policies must be purchased on the date of your initial deposit.
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What is the cancellation policy?
You may cancel 120 days or more before departure and receive a full refund minus a $1500 per person service fee ($500 of which may be retained as a future travel credit, valid for one year after cancellation). If you cancel on or after 119 days in advance, there is a 50% cancellation fee. On or after 59 days in advance, there is a 100% cancellation fee. See our full terms and conditions for details.
