Over four days, March 12-15, Savor Cannon Beach Wine & Culinary Festival offers a series of unique wine tasting experiences in the picturesque Oregon coastal town of Cannon Beach. The festival is highlighted by the Saturday wine walk as more than 40 wineries pour tastings at Cannon Beach art Galleries, restaurants and retail shops. Essentially bringing dozens of tasting rooms to just a few blocks of this small beach town, it's the perfect event to explore Cannon Beach and discover new wines to add to your shopping list or cellar. Additional wine and culinary experiences are intimate in size, often limited to 120 or fewer attendees, and showcase some of the top award-winning wines from the Northwest. These events feature great Northwest wines paired with chef-designed small plates; a night of art gallery hopping and wine tasting; and a special opportunity to taste library wines, horizontals, verticals or reserve wines from a group of select wineries. In addition to festival events, the town's restaurants, galleries and shops offer a weekend full of tastings, special dinners and other events. Find more information at savorcannonbeach.com.
Savor Cannon Beach Festival Offers Four Days of Unique Wine and Culinary Experiences March 12-15
Published: 11/06/2019
You don't have to decide between a beach getaway and a visit to Northwest wine country, the Savor Cannon Beach Wine & Culinary Festival combines the best of both, March 12-15.
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One block off the ocean, for rejuvenating ones spirit as well as soaking up the sites & nature.
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Decadent chocolate products including house-made truffles, legendary milkshakes and hot chocolate.
Published: 11/06/2019
You don't have to decide between a beach getaway and a visit to Northwest wine country, the Savor Cannon Beach Wine & Culinary Festival combines the best of both, March 12-15.
Over four days, March 12-15, Savor Cannon Beach Wine & Culinary Festival offers a series of unique wine tasting experiences in the picturesque Oregon coastal town of Cannon Beach. The festival is highlighted by the Saturday wine walk as more than 40 wineries pour tastings at Cannon Beach art Galleries, restaurants and retail shops. Essentially bringing dozens of tasting rooms to just a few blocks of this small beach town, it's the perfect event to explore Cannon Beach and discover new wines to add to your shopping list or cellar. Additional wine and culinary experiences are intimate in size, often limited to 120 or fewer attendees, and showcase some of the top award-winning wines from the Northwest. These events feature great Northwest wines paired with chef-designed small plates; a night of art gallery hopping and wine tasting; and a special opportunity to taste library wines, horizontals, verticals or reserve wines from a group of select wineries. In addition to festival events, the town's restaurants, galleries and shops offer a weekend full of tastings, special dinners and other events. Find more information at savorcannonbeach.com.
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