Trade News

Oregon Wine Press, 1 October, 2018

Sparkling bewitches Oregon industry

The Newberg Graphic, 25 Sept 2018

Scholarship awardees complete the final designs for labels that will appear on Dundee winery’s vintage

Wine Spectator, 17 September 2018

…in the past few years, the Dundee sparkling specialists have made their ties to the art community more formal (though no less fashionable) than in the early days.

Wine Enthusiast, September 2018

“With success comes innovation. Oregon’s growers and winemakers continue to explore new varieties and styles.”

Dan Berger’s Vintage Experiences, 2 September 2018

“Oregon’s Argyle Vineyards has been one of the state’s best with winemaker Rollin Soles as its style-setter and craftsman. In the last year, several new releases have begun to show how Soles’ vision is being carried out by his hand-picked successor, winemaker Nate Klostermann.”

Forbes, 10 August 2018

“Summer, I’m told, will end and the heat will lift, but I’m hedging my bets by drinking a lot of lighter bodied wines and spirits and trying out some well-priced bottlings I’ve never had before.”

Wine Spectator, 15 June, 2018

Exploring sparkling wines from around the world

Wine Spectator, 15 June 2018

Oregon’s 2008 Pinot Noirs have shed their firm tannins yet retain their vitality

Wine Enthusiast, 3 May 2018

Oregon’s Willamette Valley winemakers rarely turn their famous Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes into sparkling wine. But a few esteemed pioneers, and one mobile bottler, are changing course with bottles that are approaching Champagne-quality levels.

The Philadelphia Inquirer, 9 April 2018

…this delightful beauty from coastal Oregon. Its blend of the three key grapes is aged long to deliver a wine that is bone-dry and whose tart, snappy apple flavors merge seamlessly with the heady yeasty scent of rising bread dough.

Wine Spectator, 3 March 2018

Argyle was among the second generation of Willamette Valley wineries that helped lead Oregon into a golden era of Pinot Noir.

Texas Monthly, 2 Feb 2018

Rollin Soles spent his college days hanging out with Robert Earl Keen and Lyle Lovett. Here’s how he became one of Oregon’s most prominent winemakers.