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Chapter 2: About the Oregon Wine Industry
12. How are Oregon's Winegrowing Conditions Similar to France?

   

12. How are Oregon's Winegrowing Conditions Similar to France?

Published on December 03, 2002

Oregon is located at 45° North latitude, parallel with Burgundy, France.

Oregon is home to some of the best wine growing areas in the world. Its location along the 45° North latitude, as well as its maritime weather, have produced a growing climate extremely similar to Burgundy, France, a region well known for its Pinot Noir.

As a result, Oregon's top wine crop has become - you guessed it - Pinot Noir.

In recent years, the state has received growing attention from the international wine community, as Oregon Pinot Noir ranks right up with the best wines coming out of Burgundy.

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Chapter 2: About the Oregon Wine Industry: 12. How are Oregon's Winegrowing Conditions Similar to France?