Organically Grown Wine Conference

April 20-21, 2026 | Willamette Valley, Oregon

Join us for two immersive days of connection, education, and tasting at the 2026 Organically Grown Wine Conference—a gathering at the intersection of organic viticulture, winemaking, market innovation, and the people who are shaping the future of wine.

Building off the successful inaugural 2025 conference, attendees can expect farmer-led learning and collaboration geared toward growers, producers, media, buyers, and other stakeholders who care about quality, sustainability, and authenticity.

The Organically Grown Wine Conference was born from the Willamette Valley’s spirit of cooperation.

We believe the best wines are made from vines grown in living soil.
We believe the best terroirs are inclusive, from people to paramecium
We believe in deepening our commitment to farming practices that revitalize our vineyards and the precious soils that provide so much for us in return.

2026 Program of Events

DAY 1: Monday, April 20

Day 1 of the Organically Grown Wine Conference is geared towards trade, buyers, media and industry members, but open to anyone who is curious about organic wine farming.

The full day conference includes:

Panel Discussion, Lunch + Technical Tasting at Linfield (McMinnville)
Field Tour at Soter Vineyards (Carlton)

**Shuttle transportation will be offered from Portland

DAY 2: TUESDAY, April 21

Day 2 of the Organically Grown Wine Conference is geared towards growers, viticulturists, winemakers, and those transitioning to organic practices; trade and media are welcome.

The full day conference includes:

Panel Discussion, Lunch + Technical Tasting at Chemeketa Eola (Salem)
Field Tour at Chemeketa Eola (Salem)
Happy Hour After Party (McMinnville) - details will be sent to attendees

The Organic Winegrowers Network is organizing an Organically Grown Wine Conference and Tasting highlighting organically managed vineyards in Oregon. Organizers hope to inspire more of Oregon’s winegrowers to adopt climate-friendly organic farming practices.

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