Must Try, Local Makers
Briar Rose Creamery
Located in Dundee in the heart of Willamette Valley wine country, Briar Rose Creamery is known for its handcrafted aged cow's milk cheeses.
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Goldin Artisan Goat Cheese
Located in Molalla, Goldin crafts French-style goat cheese in small batches from the high-quality milk of her resident Alpine herd.
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NOLA Doughnuts
Experience NOLA's NEW yeast-raised doughnuts, a tribute to the comforting classic doughnut made with a variety of housemade glazes.
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West Village Farms
These locally grown greens are delivered just 48 hours after being harvested and packaged in compostable plant-based containers.
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A Note From Zupan’s Markets Regarding Coronavirus
Our commitment to your health & safety during the coronavirus.
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Electrostatic Cleaning Technology
Learn more about this state-of-the-art cleaning technology being used daily in our stores.
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April Wine Specials, Devona
Located in Walla Walla, Washington Devona Wine is the latest project from John and Molly Abbott creating Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Merlot, and Cabernet Sauvignon utilizing grapes from their favorite vineyards from both Oregon and Washington.
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Oregon Flowers
Zupan's is proud to be able to provide the freshest local tulips available from family-owned Oregon Flowers!
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What’s New March
Check out these BRAND NEW items on our grocery shelves this month featuring locally created Hot Winter Hot Sauce, Teatulia Tea Soda, SkinTe Collagen Tea, Cream'wich Ice Cream Sandwiches, and Taos Bakes Granola Bars.
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March Wine Specials, Maison Raymond
Maison Raymond produces the highest quality AOC Bordeaux organic wines.
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Authentic Italian Tomatoes
One of the most popular ingredients in Italian cuisine, tomatoes are not actually native to Italy, or even Europe! Explorers from the New World brought tomatoes back to Italy in the early 16th century, and Italians named an especially acidic yellow variety – pomo d’oro, which means “golden apple”.