Michael Alberty is a wine writer based in Portland, Oregon. He contributes articles to The Oregonian, OregonLive.com, and the Calhoun Times, with his work also appearing in The Bulletin. Michael's writing focuses on the local wine scene in Oregon, highlighting wineries, events, and industry news.
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Michael Alberty's coverage primarily focuses on the local wine industry, with an emphasis on Oregon and Portland. He frequently covers wine events, wineries, and individuals in the industry. For effective outreach to Michael, consider pitching stories related to new or unique wines produced in Oregon or by local wineries in Portland. Additionally, pitches about innovative approaches to wine-making or standout achievements within the local wine scene are likely to capture his interest.
As a reporter focused on food & beverage as well as lifestyle topics related to house & home, it would be beneficial for professionals in these industries (especially those involved with winemaking) seeking media coverage from Michael Alberty to tailor their messaging accordingly.
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By: Michael Alberty
| Spearhunter Wines is the best thing to come out of Corvallis since the Crazy 8s . Don't believe me? Then drive down there and find out for yourself. You won't be sorry.
By: Michael Alberty
| I had more fun than a wine writer has a right to while spending the day at Del Rio Vineyards in Gold Hill, Oregon.The physical beauty of
By: Michael Alberty
| Forget the Oregon Vortex – Gold Hill's biggest house of mystery is the tasting room at Del Rio Vineyards . That's where a spirit named
By: Michael Alberty
| We finally know the identity of the woman whose ghostly portrait hangs on the tasting room wall at Del Rio Vineyards.
By: Michael Alberty
Clarissa Birdseye braved a cross-country wagon trip and the Rogue River Wars. She was no match, however, for a stubborn horse named Prince.
Clarissa Birdseye braved a cross-country wagon trip and the Rogue River Wars. She was no match, however, for a stubborn horse named Prince. Thanks to Prince, a rare wine is
| From the ¡Salud! fall auction to the Willamette Valley Wineries Association's Giving Season , our local wineries have a tradition of giving back to their communities at this time of year.
Boxer is back, but where has it been hiding for 55 years?
By: Michael Alberty
| Pacific University's mascot, a bronze statue named Boxer, mysteriously disappeared in 1969. Boxer's return to campus earlier this year raised both school spirit and questions.
By: Michael Alberty
| The drive along Orchard Heights Road in the hills west of Salem is spectacular this time of year.
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