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PROGRAM OVERVIEW December 2015 ABOUT OREGON WINE OREGON WINE FAST FACTS 18 AVAs 676 Wineries 1027 Vineyards 72 Varieties 58 Pinot noir 33Bn contribution to Oregon economy pa ID: 542898

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OREGON WINE MONTH MAY 2016– PROGRAM OVERVIEW –December 2015Slide2

ABOUT OREGON WINESlide3

OREGON WINE – FAST FACTS

18 AVAs 676 Wineries

1,027

Vineyards

72

Varieties (58% Pinot noir!)

$3.3Bn contribution to Oregon economy p.a.Responsible for >17,000 Oregon jobsSales have increased 39% globally in past 3 years

In 2014, Oregon growth outpaced category growth in value AND volume, selling at 2.3x the average price per 750mL.

Source

:

Nielsen Total US

xAOC

+

Liq

Plus

52WE 01/03/15Slide4

In Oregon, we focus on small-batch, high quality winemaking with a positive impact from vine to bottle.OREGON’S COMMITMENT TO CRAFT, QUALITYAND ENVIRONMENT

70% of Oregon wineries produce less than 5,000 cases per year

45%

of Oregon vineyards are

certified

sustainable

51%

of

winegrapes

crushed in Oregon are estate farmedSlide5

OREGON’S WORLD-CLASS WINEMAKINGIn 2014, Oregon produced 0.15% of wine globally.

… and Wine Spectator awarded 12.5% of its 90+ scores to Oregon wines.

What

makes the wines so good?

Start

with the vines which seem to like Oregon's combination of soils and climate.  

Growers

and winemakers have climbed a steep learning curve, largely while sharing their expertise with one another.

They

learned how to coax the character and personality from grapes capable of greatness

.“

Harvey

Steiman

, Slide6

OREGON WINE MONTH 2016CONSUMER OUTREACHSlide7

“Wildly Sophisticated, Properly Oregonian” advertising campaign tells stories of real Oregon winemakers Builds the message of the commitment to handcrafted wine, sustainable farming and the resulting quality that defines Oregon wineBelow are the 2015 advertisements; there will be two new print ads, coming soonRadio programming and social media will be used to share a greater variety of stories from around the state

OREGON WINE MONTH 2016 CAMPAIGN

2015 CAMPAIGN –

NEW ADS

COMING SOONSlide8

OREGON WINE MONTH 2016 MEDIA PLAN MULTI-CHANNEL

PRINT, ONLINE, RADIO AND SOCIALMULTI-STATEOREGON AND WASHINGTON FOOTPRINTTARGETED OUTREACH

HIGH END WINE CONSUMERSSlide9

Events calendar, consumer sweepstakes and more information about Oregon Wine Month is hosted on www.oregonwinemonth.orgAll advertising, including digital ads,direct consumers to the website

All accounts are invited to list their Oregon wine events (tastings, dinners, etc.) on the consumer events calendar. Visit industry.oregonwine.org  News & Events  Submit a consumer eventOREGON WINE MONTH 2016 CAMPAIGN HUBSlide10

OREGON WINE MONTH 2016DISTRIBUTOR PROGRAMSlide11

OREGON WINE MONTHREP OF THE YEAR CONTESTTwo distributor reps – one on-premise and one off-premise – will be recognized as

Oregon Wine Month Rep of the Year based on performance during May. Winners will be chosen from among nominations received before June 15, 2016. Each receives their own Wildly Sophisticated, Properly Oregonian print ad, which will run in the Oregon Wine Press in fall 2016.

ALL distributor sales reps are eligible and ANYONE can submit a nomination! Information on how to nominate coming soon.

2016 DISTRIBUTOR PROGRAM

CONGRATULATIONS

Candice LaTourette and Kelly Dougherty

of Young’s Market Company,

2015 Oregon Wine Month Reps of the Year! Slide12

OREGON WINE MONTH 2016POINT OF SALE MATERIALSSlide13

Case Cards and Posters8.5 x 11 case cards with scored flap for inserting between cases in stack11 x 17 posters in graphic and photographic styleGraphics to be updated in 2016 – same style, different peopleOREGON WINE MONTH POS MATERIALS

2015 CAMPAIGN –

NEW POS COMING SOONSlide14

Skewer Cards and Neck Hangers4.25” x 5” cards for education and quotes from wine writersNeck hangers in two versions plus customizable versionOREGON WINE MONTH POS MATERIALSSlide15

OREGON WINE MONTH POS MATERIALS

Customizable menu inserts and table top feature cards

OREGON BY THE GLASS SPECIALS

Argyle

2011 Vintage

Brut $7/

gl

Phelps Creek

2013 Estate Pinot Gris $7/

gl

Stoller

2012 Reserve Chardonnay $8/

gl

Brandborg

2011

Benchlands

Pinot Noir $8/

gl

Winderlea

2012 Dundee Hills Pinot Noir $9/

gl

Seven Hills

2012 Cabernet Sauvignon

$9/

gl

Slide16

Point of sale graphics will be available to download on the Oregon Wine Month toolkit by the end of February All wholesalers are welcome to download for in-house printingDistributors in Oregon

can contact Jess Willey at the Oregon Wine Board to receive information about ordering POS materialsPrinted materials will be delivered before April 15OREGON WINE MONTH POS MATERIALSSlide17

For more information or with questions,contact Jess Willey: winemonth@oregonwine.org