Wineries

The materials describe Charles Coury, an influential figure in the history of Oregon wine and winemaking. The materials include newspaper clippings, documents about Coury's vineyards, and Coury's master's thesis from UC Davis.

The materials concern David Lett, a pioneer in the Oregon wine industry, also known as "Papa Pinot." The materials are mostly related to Lett's passing in 2008 and his legacy.

The materials provide information from various sources about the history of Fort Vancouver and its role in the introduction of fruit-growing in the Pacific Northwest.

The materials provide general information about viticulture. Some of the information is specific to southern Oregon. There are several clippings of "Off the Vine." The column, written by Lorn Razanno, was published in the Daily Tidings. There are also several documents from various Oregon University extension services, and excerpts from "General Viticulture" by A.J. Winkler.

The materials provide information on the different grape varieties grown in Oregon. Most notable is the list of grape varieties grown in the Rogue Valley AVA as of 2007.

The variety of documents provides information about different grape varieties and their various properties, primarily in the southern Oregon region.

The reports by Jones assess wine and winegrowing in southern Oregon and the effects of climate change on wine production. Gregory Jones is an expert on climatology related to wine production. Additional materials provide biographical details about Jones, including a feature in the Oregon Wine Press.

The materials include information from various sources about the history of wine in the Umpqua Valley. Will Brown's notes and writings on the subject are included.

The materials provide information about the history of wine grape cultivation in Washington, Idaho, and Eastern Oregon. Most materials originate from online sources.