Cória Estates Winery

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(503) 363-0525

Open 7 days a week 12:00-6:00

http://www.coriaestates.com/

Overview

Cória Estates is a Mexican-American Family-Owned Vineyard, Winery, and Tasting Room in South Salem, Oregon. The Estate has been growing grapes for over 20 years in the Heart of the Willamette Valley, Oregon.

We aspire to make great wines to be enjoyed with great food around the table. In our family, wine is a symbol of unity, love and hard work. These three elements are threaded throughout the growing of our grapes and into the care of our winemaking. From our family to yours, Disfruta!

8252 Redstone Ave SE
Salem, Oregon 97306

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