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A Google search turned up this list from a shop in Maryland of all places:
http://www.gregs-wines.com/Oregon%20distilleries.htm

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As a staffer at Portland-based national drinks magazine, Imbibe (http://www.imbibemagazine.com), we are always hearing from local and far-flung readers about actually visiting the distilleries in our state. Just last week I ran into a reader in San Francisco who was glowing about a recent visit to Clear Creek. Reading about the people behind the bottle and things like craft distillery tours offer imbibers a connection to the story behind every sip they take, which is an intimate experience big producers can't offer. And with 30+ distillers in the state, Oregon can and will benefit from this form of culinary tourism. We're just lucky it's so close to home!

Great job on the show today, everyone.

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