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1 Spire Mountain Cellars
774 Hidden Meadows Lane, Oakland
“Great people there! Owner is a super nice person!”
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2 Triple Oak Wine Vault
137 Locust Street, Oakland
“This is such a great place! The Tempranillo is awesome and the hosts are wonderful people.”
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3 Becker Vineyard
360 Klahowya Lane, Roseburg · 10.72 miles
“Charlie and Peggy produce the best wines in the Umpqua Valley and, in my opinion, in the world. Their tasting room is very homey and the hospitality is unmatched. We love the view from their deck but the hospitality keeps bringing us back.”
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4 Umpqua Community College
1140 Umpqua College Road, Roseburg · 9.32 miles
“Great community college. Not only did I earn my associate's degree from this college, but I also earned my EMT license from here and am part of the degree partnership program. This is where I go to a university (OSU) and here at the same time. There are many programs and opportunities here, as well as great financial aid options. My wife is also able to go here without us paying out of pocket. It has a great science building, nursing program, EMS programs, and others. You can also learn different languages and earn your high school diploma through here.”
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