Beaverton, Oregon – On Tuesday, April 21, 2026, Syndicate Wine Bar hosted a forum for three candidates running for local office.
A full-capacity restaurant listened and learned about Blayne Soleymani-Pearson, running for Washington County Commissioner District 2; Nafisa Fai, running for Washington County Chair; and Tammy Carpenter, MD, running for Oregon House District 27.
The space brought “incredible energy last night, as the community came together to support candidates committed to building a future that centers working families and not corporations.”, said Carpenter.
Solylmani-Pearson added that he is “grateful to stand alongside incredible candidates and a community that’s all in and committed to change. Let’s finish this strong!”
Syndicate donated to the candidates a portion of proceeds from glass pour and bottle sales during the evening of its Resilience Wines brand. Resilience is pending a winery license of parent company Syndicate Wine, LLC, and will distribute its wines statewide. The new brand has been in development since Fall 2025.
Resilience offers four distinct wines, available for purchase at Syndicate Wine Bar, or online at https://www.resilience.you:
- Resilience 2023 Ribbon Ridge Pinot Noir is the flagship of the brand is priced at $54.
- Resilience El Toro Bravo NV is a Tempranillo/Syrah blend is priced at $39.
- Resilience 2023 Willamette Valley Tempranillo is priced at $32.
- Resilience 2024 “Bullets Not Roses” Rosé of Pinot Noir is priced at $29.
A portion of proceeds from all Resilience Wines benefits the Portland Immigrant Rights Coalition (PIRC). At present, online purchases are available for pickup at Syndicate Wine Bar, with plans to start local delivery and shipping once the full winery license is approved by the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC).
For more information about Resilience Wines or Syndicate Wine Bar, please contact sales@syndicatewines.com or sales@resilience.you.