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One Response

Carl Giavanti says:

August 20, 2011 at 2:14 pm

I have to commend the Youngberg Hill folks for the job they’ve done producing quality wines. Youngberg Hill is known by many followers as an Inn with a stunning view in the McMinnville highlands. I don’t know many Inns in Willamette Valley that also make award winning wines. Kudos to YHV!

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