Inspired by the Rogue Valley’s natural beauty and bounty, RoxyAnn Winery was founded in 2002 at the historic Hillcrest Orchard in east Medford that has been bearing fruit for over 100 years. Today, RoxyAnn Winery handcrafts bold and exciting wines that possess tremendous color, complexity and depth of flavor. Our winemaking relies upon a balanced and gentle process that fully expresses the unique attributes of the vineyard in our wines. RoxyAnn's extraordinary vineyard is located on the southwest slopes of Roxy Ann Peak; where the property's shallow, limestone-clay soils and southern solar exposure is ideally suited to producing Cabernet sauvignon, Malbec, Merlot, Cabernet franc, Grenache, Tempranillo, Viognier and Syrah.
Taste the Eugene-Medford connection
By Cleve Twitchell
Silvan Ridge-Hinman Vineyards may be located near Eugene, but it has strong Rogue Valley connections.
Local tempranillo wins again
By Cleve Twitchell / Mail Tribune
A tempranillo from Medford and a syrah from the Applegate Valley have won the top awards at this year's Greatest of the Grape. Judges singled out EdenVale's 2003 Tempranillo and Valley View's Anna Maria Syrah for their platinum medals.
South Stage Cellars: Moore grapes
Cleve Twitchell
Don and Traute Moore are known for growing the grapes used in many award-winning wines. They've been doing it for years.
How to Begin Wine Collecting
Some people collect wine for money…and some people collect wine because they have a passion for wine. Irregardless of whether you’re collecting wine for profit or for pleasure, collecting wine requires some investment. Enjoying wine is a completely different thing from collecting wine, bear this in mind.
When it comes to collecting wine, one of the most important thing to consider is where you’re going to keep the wine. A substantial portion of your investment towards your wine collection hobby is in ensuring that there’s a suitable place to store your wine. The motive is to ensure that the wine collection will increase in value, not decrease. Believe it or not, the storage and the way the wine is kept make a world of difference.
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