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  • The International Pinot Noir Celebration each July is the best consumer wine event in the United States.

    Washington Post - Dave McIntyre

  • It's the tops; there is nothing as well-run and instructive

    The New York Times - Frank Prial

  • The IPNC offers great foods, fantastic wines, and interesting lectures all wrapped up in a very casual, relaxed atmosphere that simply makes it a joy to attend.

    Vinography - Alder Yarrow

  • The IPNC consistently attracts the brightest stars in the wine world... perhaps best of all is the opportunity to interact with pinot producers from all of the world's greatest regions.

    Burghound.com - Allen Meadows

  • I'd recommend IPNC as an intro for casual Pinot lovers or a full-on master class for winemakers. Actually, I'd say it's required!

    Sunset Magazine - Sara Schneider

  • IPNC is one of those rare wine gatherings that works on every level

    The New York Times - Eric Asimov

  • One of the most enjoyable wine weekends in the world

    Jancis Robinson - JancisRobinson.com

  • Despite Oregonians' inherent modesty and laid-back-to-the-point-of-sleepy nature, they manage to throw one hell of a festival

    Food Republic - Richard Martin

36TH ANNUAL
INTERNATIONAL PINOT NOIR CELEBRATION

July 29-31, 2022

2022 Full Weekend Tickets Sold Out
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We are beyond excited to announce that next year’s IPNC will be back in person and better than ever!

This year’s theme – Through Rosé Colored Glasses – will be led by our 2022 Master of Ceremonies – rising wine star and larger-than-life personality Philippe André. Your all-inclusive weekend ticket includes intimate access to a special Sparkling Session which will showcase wines from 12 of the finest Champagne and Sparkling Wine producers in the world.

Tickets are now available and will sell out. Secure your weekend tickets today!

Proof of Vaccination Required to Attend: To ensure the safety of all our guests, the IPNC will be a vaccination-required event. Details on how to upload your vaccine card will be forwarded in the coming months. We thank you in advance for your cooperation, assistance, and patience as we welcome everyone back safely to the Linfield University campus. Please contact us with any questions or concerns regarding our vaccination policy outlined above.

Thank you so much for your support of one of America’s longest-running wine festivals, the IPNC!

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In response to recent local events, we want to affirm that all are welcome at IPNC. Our hearts have swelled seeing our beloved wine community take a stand against hate in these past weeks. We remain in solidarity with BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, and any marginalized or vulnerable community members, and condemn any act of racism or bigotry. We are uncompromisingly dedicated to equity, diversity, and inclusion.

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The IPNC would not be able to continue through the challenges of COVID-19 without the support of our generous sustainers:

A to Z Wineworks
Abbot Claim
Adelsheim Vineyard
Alloro Vineyard
Anderson Family Vineyard
Archery Summit
Argyle Winery
Belle Pente Vineyard & Winery
Bergström Wines
Bethel Heights Vineyard
big table farm
Brandborg Vineyard & Winery
Brick House Wine Company

Brooks Winery
CHEHALEM
Cristom
DANCIN
David Adelsheim
Domaine Drouhin Oregon
Domaine Serene
Dominio IV Wines
E & J Gallo
Elk Cove Vineyards
Eugenia Keegan
Furioso Vineyards
Goodfellow Family Cellars

Hyland Estate
Irvine & Roberts Vineyards
J. Christopher
J.K. Carriere
Knudsen Vineyards
Lavinea
Love & Squalor
Lynn & Ron Penner-Ash
Matzinger Davies
Maysara Winery
Montinore Estate
Phelps Creek Vineyards
Ponzi Vineyards

Premier Cru Solutions
R Stuart & Co Winery
Résonance
Saintsbury
Sokol-Blosser
Soter Vineyards
Stoller Family Estate
Tendril Wine Cellars
The Eyrie Vineyards
Trisaetum
Union Wine Company
Willamette Valley Vineyards
Winderlea Vineyard & Winery
Youngberg Hill

Jan 20

Open
From the Salmon Bake to the Grand Dinner and everything in between, nearly 50 Guest Chefs team up with Northwest farmers every year to transform locally sourced, sustainable ingredients into edible art for the guests of IPNC. These chefs travel from Seattle, Portland, Eugene and the coasts to share in the celebration of good food and wine. Throughout the weekend, they create unforgettable meals with a treasure trove of Oregon ingredients.

Jan 15

Open
Passport to Pinot tickets are going on sale soon. This is a unique opportunity to meet some of the world’s finest Pinot Noir winemakers at Oregon’s largest outdoor Pinot tasting. Stay tuned!

Jan 12

Open
As your knowledgeable and effervescent weekend hosts, our IPNC Maître d'Hôtels take your fun very seriously.

Jan 9

Open
The women of @pennerashpinot, at IPNC 2017. Oregon Pinot Noir mainstay Penner-Ash has been a frequent featured winery and host at IPNC over the years. Here, Winemaker Kate Ayres and Founding Winemaker Lynn Penner-Ash are surveying the festivities. We're eagerly anticipating seeing all of our friends and colleagues this summer — stay tuned for announcements about this year's featured wineries!

Jan 6

Open
There's still some availability for the @occ_chardonnay "Sparkling Experience Walk-Around Tasting" at Argyle Winery on Friday, February 25th. From 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., enjoy over a dozen sparkling wines and Champagnes along from acclaimed producers, paired with a delicious array of bubbly-friendly snacks for only $95.00 per person. Visit the link in our bio to purchase tickets. 📷 Argyle winemaker Nate Klostermann

Dec 31

Open
We hope that everyone has a safe and happy New Year's Eve. Cheers to 2022! 🥂

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