United States
Oregon wine prices
In the last five years, Oregon wines sold 6,262 times at auction, at an average of $54 a bottle across 1,668 wines. Willamette Valley trades most. 8,033 retail offers are live, from $2 a bottle.
- Auction sales, 5 yrs
- 6,262
- Avg per bottle
- $54
- Wines traded
- 1,668
- Lowest retail now
- $2
Auction averages are per 750 ml bottle over the last five years. Updated weekly, last on Oct 22, 2026.
Most traded Oregon wines
Areas
| Area | Auction sales | Avg at auction | Retail offers | Lowest retail |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Willamette Valley | 2,503 | $39 | 3,585 | $2 |
| Dundee Hills | 1,150 | $48 | 894 | $10 |
| Eola-Amity Hills | 921 | $85 | 1,510 | $6 |
| Yamhill-Carlton | 501 | $114 | 550 | $2 |
| Ribbon Ridge | 454 | $51 | 294 | $27 |
| Chehalem Mountains | 214 | $31 | 339 | $15 |
| Columbia Valley | 74 | $11 | 44 | $14 |
| McMinnville | 71 | $31 | 106 | $17 |
| Umpqua Valley | 42 | $9 | 13 | $35 |
| Columbia Gorge | 36 | $5 | 15 | $21 |
| Applegate Valley | 23 | $12 | 8 | $29 |
| Rogue Valley | 11 | $16 | 26 | $13 |
| Van Duzer Corridor | 11 | $17 | 8 | $23 |
| Mt. Pisgah Polk County Oregon | 6 | $45 | 35 | $72 |
| Southern Oregon | 4 | $7 | — | — |
| The Rocks District of Milton-Freewater | 3 | $64 | 1 | $100 |
| Snake River Valley | 1 | $6 | — | — |
| The Rocks District of Milton Freewater | — | — | 2 | $51 |
| Tualatin Hills | — | — | 1 | $70 |
Top producers
| Producer | Auction sales | Avg at auction | Retail offers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beaux Freres | 385 | $68 | 313 |
| Ken Wright | 375 | $29 | 155 |
| Domaine Serene | 305 | $64 | 186 |
| Antica Terra | 300 | $170 | 34 |
| Bergstrom | 276 | $42 | 193 |
| Domaine Drouhin Oregon | 219 | $47 | 149 |
| Cristom | 160 | $40 | 426 |
| Archery Summit | 151 | $30 | 66 |
| Sineann | 144 | $22 | 17 |
| Patricia Green | 143 | $37 | 74 |
About Oregon
Oregon is the fourth-largest wine-producing US state, behind California, Washington and New York. Settlers made wine from the 1840s, and Peter Britt opened the first recorded winery at Jacksonville in 1852, but commercial winemaking only took hold in the 1960s; by 1970 there were just five wineries. The two AVAs wholly inside the state are the Willamette Valley, with its sub-appellations, and Southern Oregon. Other AVAs cross into Washington or Idaho. Pinot Noir is by far the most planted grape, followed by Pinot Gris and Chardonnay. Wine tourism is concentrated around the Yamhill Valley south-west of Portland.
- Country
- United States
- Vineyard area
- 18,003 ha
- Main grapes
- Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Chardonnay, Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon
- Classification
- American Viticultural Areas
Sources: Wikipedia