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National Geographic Traveler: "The winemaking is heartfelt. The wineries are small, independent and taking on the world..."      

The Carlton Winemakers Studio, is home to eleven individual vintners that produce some of the region's most coveted wines under one innovative roof. Located in the heart of the Willamette Valley, we invite you to visit our state-of-the-art Tasting Room where you can taste our wines, and learn about the unique and charming stories behind each label. Come see how we're "taking on the world" and why Food & Wine Magazine says we're "Just Plain Cool!". >>> Click here to view the wineries ...

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THE STUDIO - UNCORKED!

Join us Memorial Weekend
Jeff Woodard, Wine Director
 


 

Dear Friends, 

We hope you will join us Memorial Weekend for an exclusive, in-depth seminar. This special event is by reservation only. May 26-27th, we’re digging deep showcasing the multiple personalities of Pinot. Educational tasting will cover all six AVA’s and is limited to 50 guests.

You must RSVP, so please send an email, or feel free to call me. Cost is $50. Winemaker panelists include: Andrew Rich, Brittan, Dukes, Hamacher, Retour, Trout Lily & Wahle. Note: The Tasting Room will be open all weekend from 11am - 4pm, where we will be pouring our highly coveted wines. 

This seminar is an exciting opportunity to meet some of the brightest winemakers in the region and gain further knowledge on the differences between the individual AVA's. I look forward to hearing from you!

Cheers -

Jeff Woodard, Wine Director
jeff@winemakersstudio.com 503.852.6100

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GREEN... FROM THE GROUND UP!
 
 
The Studio was the first winery to be registered with the U.S. Green Building Council. This LEED Building has been recognized for its outstanding innovation in design and construction... >>> Read more

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THE SEATTLE TIMES
Oregon takes a leap forward in wine-country touring.
- By Paul Gregutt
"The Carlton Winemakers Studio: The town of Carlton (and surrounding area) is the epicenter for wine touring, and this studio, built and managed by winemaker Eric Hamacher, has as many as a dozen garagistes on site. It's a great one-stop opportunity to taste through some of the newest and rarest of the region's offerings, and a lesson in green engineering." 

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As featured in...
TRAVEL OREGON

Spring | Summer 2009 Issue
By Nino Marchetti


"...This facility (CWS), a sort of winery incubator which has spawned some of the best small-scale wineries in the area, hosts 10 wineries side by side. The modern feel of this building, with its concrete tasting bar and large windows, conveys a sense of hipness found in urban wine bars. It is a nice sanctuary for those looking to be taken care of by smart wine servers.”

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The Wine Spectator: Exploring the Pacific Northwest
- July 2009
"...a six-day road trip reveals what makes the region's wines and cuisine unique..." Editor Harvey Steiman highly recommends visiting CWS!

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READ ABOUT THE VINTNERS & BUY WINE!

Andrew Rich, Ayoub, Blakeslee, Brittan, Dukes, Hamacher, Lazy River, Montebruno, Retour, Trout Lily, Utopia and Wahle... 

JOIN THE CLUB! "One of the most exciting wine clubs being offered, featuring not just one... but eight wineries!"

THE SEATTLE TIMES
January 23, 2012
Wine Writer Paul Gregutt

Fun with wine clubs; the unusual, experimental and limited

"...Wine adviser Paul Gregutt says if you're tired of the same-old, same-old varietal wines but don't know how to explore more unusual, experimental and limited offerings, the wine club of your favorite winery is a good place to begin the hunt. In Oregon, the Carlton Winemakers Studio Liquid Synergy Wine Club gets high marks for small-production wines from up to a dozen producers..." click here to read more...