Argyle Pinot Noir Collection

Our inaugural bottling from our new Giving Tree vineyard in the foothills of the Coast Range. The fruit moves from red to dark, with subtle spice and faint floral woven into its firm, yet polished backbone.

Named after the spirit of Lena Imus who is said to still roam the halls of our 1850s farmhouse, Spirithouse is all about the beautiful combination of power and elegance, and is only crafted in vintages when we realize Argyle at its rarefied best.

Nuthouse wines were created to be Argyle’s expression of pure fruit and luxury. Nuthouse style is the ultimate showcase for this warm, opulent vintage, making it delicious now but also cellar-worthy for at least a decade.

Sourced from just three blocks at the top of our Lone Star Vineyard, this Pinot Noir leans towards the fleeting, red-fruited, floral spectrum of the Eola-Amity Hills.

From our highest elevation site for still wine, these grapes are always last to be picked in order to develop complexity. We ferment this wine with 30% whole clusters and do not fine or filter, further accentuating the flavor density. 

Our Reserve is a blend from all three of our vineyard sites and Argyle’s showcase of silky, vibrant Willamette Valley Pinot Noir. The incredible value and consistency makes this wine a staff favorite.

Our Reserve is a blend from all three of our vineyard sites and Argyle’s showcase of silky, vibrant Willamette Valley Pinot Noir. The incredible value and consistency makes this wine a staff favorite. Half-bottle (375 ml) format.

Our vineyards tell new stories each vintage. Our winemaking is informed through a conversation between sun & rain, warm days & cool nights. Argyle Pinot Noir celebrates this dialogue with a simplicity, purity of fruit & silky texture that rewards curiosity & inspires conversations of your own.

An admirable glimpse of the Willamette Valley's finest offerings, our Reserve Pinot Noir is truly a celebration of balance. We've given you a head start on the first few years of aging on this beauty, which could age for at least a decade or more.