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In the December issue of the Wine Enthusiast Advance Buying Guide, Paul Gregutt writes that: “Argyle is the leader in releasing traditionally made Oregon sparkling wines with extra time en tirage,” and that the 2010 Argyle Extended Tirage Brut (94 Points) “shows exceptional complexity,” adding that “the freshness of the wine is impressive.” He wrote that the 2017 Argyle Brut Rosé (92 Points) has “lovely aromas,” the 2019 Argyle Nuthouse Chardonnay (92 Points) is “seductive,” “invigorating” and “delicious,” and the 2015 Argyle Spirit Hill Vineyard Blanc de Blancs (91 Points) has “vibrant acidity” and “will age indefinitely.”

Great Northwest Wine, 5 July 2021

Rating: Excellent

The Aspen Times website, 25 June 2021

[2019 Argyle Nuthouse Chardonnay] is a solid example of just how delicious a single vineyard Chardonnay from the Eola-Amity Hills in Oregon’s Willamette Valley can be.

Washington Post and SF Gate website, 18 June 2021

“I’ll never say no to glass of Argyle from Oregon…”

Forbes, 14 June 2021

Here, then, are some wines coming in right now that offer excellent quality at moderate prices.

San Francisco Bay Times website, 10 June 2021

As a fan of Willamette Valley wines, I adore this [2020 Argyle Rosé of Pinot Noir] grown in the high elevations of the Eola-Amity Hills.

Capital Gazette and Maryland Gazette, 9 June 2021

Long gone are the days we saved our rosés for summer. Today, we drink them year-round because we’ve discovered that these pink elixirs are among the most versatile food wines — and even on a cold day they make us think of summer. But here we are with upon us and the outdoors beckoning. Let’s break out the rosé!

Colorado Springs Gazette, 2 June 2021

It’s no wonder chardonnay is the most popular white wine in America. And here are several examples why

Wine Spectator, June 2021

High quality sparklers are produced in wine regions around the world, and wine lovers everywhere enjoy them in a range of settings: by the glass at restaurants, in the kitchen with family, on the lawn at picnics—and yes, for toasts at weddings and holidays.

Colorado Springs Gazette website, 19 May 2021

Argyle makes Oregon’s best sparkling wines and is a top Pinot Noir producer.

Wine Spectator, 10 May 2021

New reviews of impressive Pinot Noirs from California, Oregon and New York, all priced $35 or less

VinePair, May 2021

For about $20, Argyle’s 2020 Rosé Pinot Noir from Oregon’s Willamette Valley sets a benchmark for the wines in the $20-and-under range