The 2015 is a light red with smooth taste throughout. — 7 years ago
Nice balance between minerality and creaminess — 8 years ago
Dt grill after tubing — 8 years ago
Flinty, lemony, bitter. Good bubbly but a bit harsh for my taste compared with a Veueve Cliqout, Oregon’s Argyle, or even a much less expensive Gruet. — 9 years ago
Corina 40 th birthday, with n ken and Corina — 9 years ago
A wine maker at Argyle in OR told me this was a great Chardonnay. He wasn't wrong. — 10 years ago
Surprisingly dry but delicious! — 12 years ago
Probably the best Pinot I've ever tasted! — 12 years ago
Had the 2103 vintage, on the sweet side, but not sickeningly sweet. — 6 years ago
This was good but not as good as the previous Pinot Noir, the Argyle from Oregon. — 7 years ago
Delicious sparkler. Dry and fruit forward. Floral notes. Very small bubbles. Nice minerality. Part of Argyle's artisan series. Great for special occasions, when you want to try something special. — 8 years ago
Refreshing summer/picnic sparkling. Good bubble structure and light on the pallet — 8 years ago
Very delish — 10 years ago
A bit past it's best, but still drinking nice. — 11 years ago
#surprisingly — 12 years ago
Good but not worth the price tag. — 12 years ago
Delicious! — 6 years ago
Acid forward and the tartness of cherries — 7 years ago
Underripe Strawberry, tart raspberry, moderate effervesence. — 7 years ago
Bright, crisp, light acid. Yellow apple, and a light hint of vanilla. A great lightly oaked chardonnay. — 8 years ago
Smooth, round, robust at this date, a wonderful taste from the past. — 8 years ago
Argyle Brut — 9 years ago
The Knudsen Vineyards Willamette Valley Pinot Noir is a new project, as the fruit grown by the Knudsen family has been sold almost exclusively to Argyle for years. Feminine and quite pretty in its expression, the nose imbued with freshly plucked rose petals, strawberry compote, incense and spice. On the palate, one can find darker fruit and refined tannins, a dusting of earth and leather, and a wonderful pop of black peppercorn on the finish, likely owing to the Pommard in the blend. Sample — 10 years ago
A favorite from my buying duties at MS...off-dry and a creamy-viscosity, yet a vibrant acidity balances this fresh fruit, full bodied delight @ $16 — 12 years ago
Yes definitely a do over. A really nice smooth, buttery chard. — 13 years ago
Scott Rowe
My wife’s birth year.
A Sunday treat in light of the current world situation.
COVID-19 can fly a kite.
Drink good wine incase it all turns to shit tomorrow.
The wine is freaking epic by the way. Another 10 years in it easily!! — 6 years ago