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Oregon wine industry leader Tiquette Bramlett honored by USA TODAY

Tiquette Bramlett, the first Black woman appointed to oversee a U.S. winery, founded a nonprofit to advance BIPOC in winemaking: Our Legacy Harvested.

Vidon Vineyard makes wine history with hiring of Tiquette Bramlett

Vidon Vineyard makes wine history with hiring of Tiquette Bramlett Today 10:00 AM Facebook Share By Michael Alberty | For The Oregonian/OregonLive Tiquette Bramlett is not content with the title of “first Black woman hired to head an American winery.” The new president of Vidon Vineyard in Newberg just issued her first executive order: diversity. After graduating from Chapman University in Orange, California, Bramlett spent several years working as a touring vocalist, ghost writer and logistics coordinator for a major high school basketball tournament. Believe it or not, this is not an unusual path to becoming interested in wine as a vocation.

Oregon Winery Is the Country's First to Appoint a Black Woman Leader

Oregon Winery Is the Country s First to Appoint a Black Woman Leader Tiquette Bramlett, the new president of Vidon Vineyard, is a passionate advocate for diversity in the wine industry. By Katherine Chew Hamilton 5/3/2021 at 12:00pm Tiquette Bramlett has been appointed president of Vidon Vineyard. Just miles away in Newberg, Tiquette Bramlett is making national wine history as the new president of Vidon Vineyard. Though there are numerous Black-owned wineries and wine labels throughout the country—including woman-owned Eunice Chiweshe Goldstein Winery and Stoney Wines in Oregon—Bramlett is the first Black woman hired to lead a non-Black-owned winery in the country. She boasts six years of experience in the Willamette Valley wine scene. She started out at Anne Amie Vineyards in Carlton, and was most recently the brand ambassador at Abbey Creek Vineyard in North Plains.

Oregon Has the Country's First Black Female-Led Winery

Oregon Has the Country s First Black Female-Led Winery Tiquette Bramlett, the new president of Vidon Vineyard, is a passionate advocate for diversity in the wine industry. By Katherine Chew Hamilton 5/3/2021 at 12:00pm Tiquette Bramlett has been appointed president of Vidon Vineyard. Just miles away in Newberg, Tiquette Bramlett is making national wine history as the new president of Vidon Vineyard. Bramlett is the first Black woman hired to lead a winery in the country. She boasts six years of experience in the Willamette Valley wine scene—she started out at Anne Amie Vineyards in Carlton, and was most recently the brand ambassador at Abbey Creek Vineyard in North Plains.