FILE - In this Sept. 26, 2013 file photo, Pinot Noir grapes await harvest at the Benton-Lane Winery in Monroe, Ore. Oregon pinot noir is so popular these days that some winemakers elsewhere are making false links to the state's viticulture areas for their own wines, and might be breaking the law, experts testified Monday, Sept. 24, 2018, at a hearing in the state Capitol. Rep. David Gomberg said he noticed this was becoming a problem when he saw wine that was made in California, and labeled as an Oregon Coast pinot noir. That variety of grape is not grown on the Oregon Coast, said Gomberg, who represents a coastal district in the Oregon House. (Brian Davies/The Register-Guard via AP, File)
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