Dundee Sparkling Specialist
Argyle Winery Dundee Chauffeur Guide.
No one in the Dundee Hills makes sparkling wine the way Argyle does. At 691 OR-99W in downtown Dundee, the estate has made méthode champenoise bubbles since 1987, when winemaker Rollin Soles founded it with Australian partner Brian Croser of Petaluma. Four decades on, the Brut Rosé, Vintage Brut, and Blanc de Blancs anchor a lineup that climbs to the Extended Tirage prestige cuvée. It is one of the friendlier rooms to walk into midweek, reservation-smart on weekends, and an easy valley-floor anchor for a Dundee Hills day. The Marquee version is a Volvo S90 to the OR-99W curb and the tasting wait carried on the held-vehicle rate. Direct booking lives on the Argyle wine tours service page; this guide is the visit itself.
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By Ilyas Khairi, Founder of Marquee Chauffeur · Licensed and permitted since 2018 · Updated September 20, 2026
TL;DR
Argyle, at 691 OR-99W in Dundee, is Oregon's méthode champenoise sparkling specialist, founded 1987 by Rollin Soles with Brian Croser, pouring at its Tasting House. The Tasting House flight, all-sparkling or mixed, is $45 per the winery's visit page. Walk-in friendly midweek; reserve on weekends. The chauffeur drops at the OR-99W curb and holds on the hourly rate, Volvo S90 for couples, Escalade for families, Sprinter for groups of 8–14.
Direct booking is on the Argyle wine tours service page; broader area context on Dundee wine tours.
01 The Founders' Story
Rollin Soles And Brian Croser
Founded Argyle In 1987.
Winemaker Rollin Soles founded Argyle in 1987 with Australian partner Brian Croser. Brian Croser arrived from Petaluma in Australia's Adelaide Hills, carrying the méthode champenoise know-how that would define the house. Cal Knudsen had already helped pioneer Dundee Hills Pinot Noir as half of Knudsen Erath, the partnership formed in 1975, and in 1987 his Knudsen Vineyard entered a long-term grape supply agreement with the new winery, in a region whose story the Willamette Valley Wineries Association traces in its AVA overviews.
Knudsen fruit has been a cornerstone of Argyle's winemaking since 1987. Argyle became one of Oregon's first dedicated sparkling houses, and across four decades its reputation has rested on the Brut Rosé, Vintage Brut, Blanc de Blancs, and the prestige Extended Tirage Brut. For the founder-era context next door, the Sokol Blosser chauffeur guide covers the 1971 cohort.
Brian Croser's sparkling expertise
Croser carried his méthode champenoise craft north from Petaluma in Australia's Adelaide Hills, where he had built one of the country's most respected sparkling programs. For the New World chapter he turned to Oregon Pinot Noir and Chardonnay as the base wines.
Cal Knudsen's Dundee Hills history
Knudsen had pioneered Dundee Hills Pinot Noir alongside Dick Erath under the Knudsen Erath label, a partnership formed in 1975. His Knudsen Vineyard in the Dundee Hills has supplied Argyle fruit under a long-term agreement since 1987.
Rollin Soles, founding winemaker
Argyle names Rollin Soles as its founder, a winemaker drawn to the Willamette Valley in 1979, eight years before the winery was established. Knudsen Vineyards describes him as the founding Argyle winemaker, working alongside his partners.
The Lion family of estates today
After a run of ownership changes, Argyle now sits within the Lion family of estates. The Dundee Hills sparkling-specialist identity has survived every transition, the Tasting House on OR-99W anchors the tasting program, and the méthode champenoise focus on Pinot Noir and Chardonnay base wines remains the house signature across nearly four decades.
02 The Tasting House
Argyle's Tasting House,
On The Site Of The Original Winery.
Argyle's Tasting House sits at 691 OR-99W in downtown Dundee, built on the site of the winery's original production facility. Visitors reach it through the historic crush pad where the first vintages took shape, passing the four original fermentation tanks, which are still in use. A garden surrounds the building, and the room pours both the sparkling and the still wines.
The working-winery setting suits anniversary couples, small groups, and anyone who wants a sense of place alongside the sparkling. For the architectural counterpoints, see the Stoller chauffeur guide (LEED Gold) and the Domaine Drouhin guide (gravity-flow Hagstrom design).
Through the historic crush pad
The approach to the building passes the crush pad where Argyle's first vintages were made and the four original fermentation tanks, still in use today.
Repurposed materials, garden setting
Argyle describes the Tasting House as constructed using repurposed materials and surrounded by a Pacific Northwest-inspired garden. Groups of 9 to 16 taste here on a large-group reservation.
The OR-99W curb drop
The chauffeur drops at the OR-99W curb. The property sits in downtown Dundee at the OR-99W and 6th St intersection.
03 The Sparkling Program
Brut Rosé, Vintage Brut,
Blanc De Blancs, Extended Tirage.
Argyle's sparkling climbs through four tiers the winery names as Willamette Valley, Estate Reserve, Single Vineyard, and Extended Tirage. Brut Rosé is a Pinot Noir base with a touch of Chardonnay. Vintage Brut is vintage-dated and rested on its lees 36 to 48 months. Blanc de Blancs, the Chardonnay-only bottling, runs brighter and crisper.
At the top sits the Extended Tirage Brut, which Argyle says is aged for over a decade on the yeast. A still-wine program of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay fills out the secondary flight. For the other cult-tier names across the hills, see the Best Wineries Dundee Oregon guide; for the regional picture, the Oregon Wine Board.
Brut Rosé
A Pinot Noir base with a touch of Chardonnay, bright red fruit, crisp finish. The bottle most first-time visitors start with.
Vintage Brut
Vintage-dated, 36 to 48 months on lees, a Pinot Noir and Chardonnay blend with a more developed brioche note.
Blanc de Blancs, Chardonnay only
A Chardonnay-only sparkling, brighter and crisper than the Pinot-based bottlings, with citrus and a mineral close after 36 months on lees.
Extended Tirage
Argyle's Extended Tirage Brut is aged for over a decade on the yeast and disgorged on demand, the bottling the winery calls the pinnacle of its sparkling craftsmanship.
04 The Tasting Flight
All-Sparkling Or Mixed Flight,
$45 At The Tasting House.
The Tasting House reservation is a choice of an all-Sparkling Flight or a Mixed Flight of sparkling and still wines, $45 per flight for parties of up to eight, per Argyle's visit page. Best of Brut, a guided deep-dive into the sparkling program, and the Library Experience, a tasting of cellar-aged wines alongside current releases, are the two further guided experiences, priced per person and booked separately.
Plan on a 90-minute tasting at the bar or the standing tables, with weekend reservations recommended. To book the chauffeur directly, use the Argyle wine tours service page.
All-Sparkling Flight
The méthode champenoise core, hosted by the Argyle team, and the natural opener for a first visit. Groups of one to eight per reservation.
Mixed Flight
Sparkling alongside the still Pinot Noir and Chardonnay program, for visitors who want the Pinot context alongside the bubbles.
Best of Brut and the Library Experience
Best of Brut is Argyle's interactive sparkling deep-dive, starting with the unfiltered base wines; the Library Experience pours rare cellar-aged wines beside current releases. Both are guided, per-person experiences booked separately.
Large-group reservation (9 to 16)
Parties of 9 to 16 book a large-group reservation at the Tasting House with 24 hours' notice and a $10-per-guest deposit; groups of 16 or more inquire about a private event. The Marquee Sprinter holds the group and the held-vehicle rate covers the wait on SE 7th St.
05 The Curb Drop
The OR-99W Curb Drop,
And Where The Chauffeur Holds.
The chauffeur pulls to the OR-99W curb for a 30-second drop. The on-property lot holds about 30 cars for self-parkers but fills on weekend afternoons, so the chauffeur clears to a quiet shoulder on SE 7th St a block south, or repositions to the Sokol Blosser visitor lot.
Pickup is back at the same OR-99W curb on the visitor's text, with the held-vehicle hourly rate covering the wait. The Volvo S90 tucks into the curb cleanly; the Sprinter takes a slightly longer maneuver but clears the OR-99W shoulder fine. For the booking flow, see book Portland chauffeur service.
The OR-99W curb stage
Drop right at the OR-99W curb, no lot circling and no uphill climb from a side street.
A lot that fills on weekends
The 30-car lot fills by about 1 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday peaks, sending self-parkers circling Dundee or parking two blocks south at the public lot, a hassle the chauffeur sidesteps entirely.
Where the chauffeur holds
Between drop and pickup the chauffeur waits on SE 7th St a block south, or repositions to the Sokol Blosser visitor lot on NE Sokol Blosser Ln. The held-vehicle rate covers the wait.
Same-curb pickup on a text
A text brings the car back to the same OR-99W curb. A 90-minute flight off an 11:30 a.m. drop lands the pickup near 1 p.m.; the visitor steps out and the cabin is at their preferred temperature within 30 seconds.
06 The Manifest
Volvo S90 To The OR-99W Curb,
Escalade And Sprinter For The Dundee Hills Day.
The vehicle follows the party size. The Volvo S90 at $110 per hour suits a couple or a two-to-three-person day on a 5-hour booking, $550 with the 20 percent service fee included. The Cadillac Escalade ESV at $135 per hour carries a family of four to six paired with two or three other Dundee Hills estates across a 6-to-7-hour day, landing $810 to $945 with the service fee included. The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter at $165 per hour takes 8 to 14 and runs $1,155 on the 7-hour day.
However the day is built, Argyle is the OR-99W valley-floor anchor, most parties open or close there and stack the hilltop estates (Domaine Serene, Stoller, Domaine Drouhin, Sokol Blosser) through the middle. Full numbers are on the Portland chauffeur pricing guide 2026.
| Vehicle | Hourly | Typical tour day | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Volvo S90 | $110 / hr | 5 hr, $550 | Couple or 2-3 |
| Cadillac Escalade ESV | $135 / hr | 6-7 hr, $810-945 | Family of 4-6 |
| Passenger Sprinter | $165 / hr | 7 hr, $1,155 | Group of 8-14 |
| VIP Lounge Sprinter | $190 / hr | 7 hr, $1,330 | Celebration party up to 10 |
| Portland Executive Limo | $190 / hr | 7 hr, $1,330 | Group up to 13 |
The 20 percent service fee is already included. Held-vehicle rate covers the tasting wait. Marquee holds Portland private-for-hire permitting (since 2018) and $1 million commercial liability.
Volvo S90 ($110 per hour)
A couple or a two-to-three-person day. The 5-hour booking covers Portland pickup, the 45-to-50-minute drive, the 90-minute tasting, and the return, $550 with the service fee included.
Cadillac Escalade ESV ($135 per hour)
A family of four to six, three rows and cargo room for case purchases. The standard 6-to-7-hour day pairs Argyle with two or three estates, $810 to $945 with the service fee included.
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter ($165 per hour)
A multi-couple group of 8 to 14 in forward-facing bench seating. The 7-hour day runs $1,155 with the service fee included; groups of 9 to 16 book Argyle's large-group reservation with 24 hours' notice, while Marquee books the Sprinter itself about two weeks out.
The held-vehicle rate on the OR-99W curb
One chauffeur from pickup to drop, with the held-vehicle rate covering the wait through each 90-minute flight. A 6-to-7-hour day comfortably fits Argyle plus two or three estates and a sit-down lunch.
07 Pairing With Other Estates
Hilltop Estates,
Lunch At Red Hills Market.
Sitting on the OR-99W valley floor, Argyle works best as the day's bookend, with the hilltop estates stacked in between. A clean four-stop day: an 11 a.m. opener at Argyle, lunch at Red Hills Market, Domaine Drouhin Oregon in the early afternoon, and a close at Stoller Family Estate. Flip it just as easily, morning at Domaine Drouhin, lunch at Red Hills Market, afternoon at Stoller, late close at Argyle.
For the full sweep of the appellation, see the Best Wineries Dundee Oregon guide; for the individual estates, the Stoller, Sokol Blosser, and Domaine Drouhin guides.
Stoller Family Estate (afternoon close)
16161 NE McDougall Rd, six minutes from Argyle, the LEED Gold-certified winery and the largest contiguous vineyard in the Dundee Hills, a 400-acre property with 225 acres planted; groups of 13 or more inquire through the Experience Center.
Sokol Blosser (founder pair)
5000 NE Sokol Blosser Ln, four minutes from Argyle. Founded 1971 as one of Oregon's first commercial wineries.
Domaine Drouhin Oregon
6750 NE Breyman Orchards Rd, twelve minutes from Argyle, the Burgundy family's Oregon estate, a gravity-flow winery designed by Ernest 'Tex' Hagstrom, reservation-only.
Lunch at Red Hills Market, 155 SW 7th St
Red Hills Market at 155 SW 7th St is a minute away and serves lunch from 11 am; Tina's at 760 OR-99W, across the highway, opens for dinner only from 5 pm Wednesday through Sunday. A 60-to-90 minute lunch slots cleanly between a morning Argyle and the afternoon hilltops.
08 Walk-In And Reservations
Walk-In Friendly Midweek,
Reservation Recommended Weekends.
Argyle is among the more walk-in friendly rooms in the Dundee Hills, especially Wednesday through Friday. The Tasting House takes walk-in flights at the bar and the standing tables, while reservations are recommended on Saturday and Sunday peaks and parties of 9 to 16 book a large-group reservation. The Tasting House is open Monday through Thursday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Friday through Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with food on site from Trellis Mobile Wood-Fire Kitchen and no other outside food permitted, per Argyle's visit page.
For weekend peaks, book the room 1 to 2 weeks out; December holiday weekends fill 2 to 3 weeks ahead, and large-group reservations for 9 to 16 need 24 hours' notice with a $10-per-guest deposit and a 20 percent gratuity. Marquee dispatch confirms the window and stages the chauffeur five minutes before the entry time. Pairing Argyle with an appointment-only flagship like Domaine Drouhin? Book 2 to 3 weeks ahead.
The midweek walk-in
Wednesday through Friday holds walk-in room at the bar and standing tables. Couples and small groups clear most midweek visits without a reservation.
The weekend reservation
Saturday and Sunday peaks book 1 to 2 weeks ahead, with the noon and 2 p.m. windows first to go. December holiday weekends fill 2 to 3 weeks out.
Groups of 9 to 16
Parties of 9 to 16 book a large-group reservation with 24 hours' notice; Argyle serves the whole group one flight and takes a $10-per-guest deposit at booking. Groups of 16 or more inquire about a private event.
Dispatch coordination
Dispatch confirms the reservation at booking and stages the chauffeur five minutes early. For multi-estate days with appointment-only flagships, dispatch sequences the whole route.
09 The Service Page Cross-Link
Book The Trip On The Service Page,
Read The Visit Here.
For direct booking, Marquee keeps an Argyle-anchored service page, with the standard fleet pricing (Volvo S90 $110, Escalade ESV $135, Sprinter $165 per hour) and the 24/7 dispatch line at (503) 706-8662.
This guide does the other half of the job, the founding history, the méthode champenoise program, the walk-in-versus-reservation rhythm, the OR-99W curb drop, and the Dundee Hills pairings. The service page books the trip; this one frames the visit. For the wider area, see the Dundee wine tours service page.
The Argyle wine tours page
The booking-anchored counterpart to this visit guide: direct booking flow, fleet pricing, and dispatch line, all on the same fleet and desk.
This guide frames the visit
Founding and Tasting House history, méthode champenoise, walk-in versus reservation, the OR-99W curb drop, and hilltop pairings, the visitor's-eye view, with the service page handling the transaction.
Dundee wine tours service page
For a multi-estate day, the Dundee wine tours service page covers the broader AVA pattern.
10 Who It Fits
Anniversary Couples,
Sparkling Specialists, Group Bookings.
Argyle visits suit four kinds of guests. Anniversary couples drawn to the sparkling flight at the Tasting House. Sparkling devotees who want the méthode champenoise program at the Northwest's leading bubbles house. Sprinter groups of 8 to 14, taking Argyle's large-group reservation from nine guests up. And midweek walk-ins keeping a flexible day without a locked reservation.
The one fit that does not hold is a single guest after a quick solo pour, self-park covers that. The Marquee math turns favorable for a couple, a multi-couple group, an anniversary, or a multi-estate day, where the held-vehicle rate carries across the whole schedule.
Anniversary couples on the sparkling flight
Anniversaries, milestone birthdays, and wedding-anniversary couples drawn to the sparkling flight at the Tasting House. The Volvo S90 at $110 per hour fits the focused 5-hour booking around the sparkling flight.
Sparkling specialists
Guests after the méthode champenoise program at the Northwest's leading sparkling estate, from the all-Sparkling Flight up to the Extended Tirage Brut.
Groups of 8-14
Multi-couple groups on the Sprinter at $165 per hour, with parties of nine or more on Argyle's large-group reservation and one flight served to the whole party, pairing Argyle with hilltop estates the same day.
Midweek walk-ins
For guests on a flexible day without a reservation, Wednesday through Friday clears most walk-ins. Many couples add a same-day Argyle drop after a morning at an appointment-only flagship, and the chauffeur folds the route change into the same booking. That flexibility is a big part of why Argyle anchors so many tour days.
Frequently Asked
Questions, Answered.
Where is Argyle Winery and how does the chauffeur reach it?
Argyle Winery is at 691 OR-99W in Dundee 97115, on the south side of the OR-99W highway through downtown Dundee. The Tasting House stands on the site of the winery's original production facility and is reached through the historic crush pad. The winery is southwest of downtown Portland, a 45-to-50 minute drive at midday via OR-99W south through Tigard and Newberg, with the drop at the OR-99W curb. The on-property lot holds about 30 vehicles for self-park visitors.
What's the difference between this Argyle guide and a standard wine tour booking?
Direct booking, transit, and pricing live on the Argyle wine tours service page. This article focuses on the visit itself: the founding history, the méthode champenoise sparkling program, the walk-in versus reservation pattern, pairing with other Dundee Hills estates, and the Marquee chauffeur drop logistics at the OR-99W curb. The service page handles the booking flow; this guide handles the visitor framework. Both reference the same fleet pricing (Volvo S90 $110 per hour, Cadillac Escalade ESV $135 per hour, Mercedes-Benz Sprinter $165 per hour) and the same 24/7 dispatch line.
What is the history of Argyle Winery?
Argyle Winery was founded in 1987 by winemaker Rollin Soles with Australian partner Brian Croser of Petaluma. Knudsen Vineyard in the Dundee Hills has supplied Argyle fruit under a long-term agreement since that first year. Brian Croser brought the méthode champenoise sparkling expertise from his Petaluma sparkling program in Australia and made Argyle one of the first dedicated sparkling specialists in Oregon. The winery has built its reputation across Brut Rosé, Vintage Brut, and Blanc de Blancs across the past four decades. The brand is now part of the Lion family of estates.
What is méthode champenoise sparkling and what makes Argyle the specialist?
Méthode champenoise is the traditional second-fermentation-in-bottle process used in Champagne, France for the still-wine to sparkling-wine transformation. Bubbles form in the bottle through the second fermentation rather than through carbonation injection. Argyle states a minimum of three years on the yeast for every sparkling bottle and over a decade for its Extended Tirage. Argyle was one of the first dedicated sparkling specialists in Oregon, with Brian Croser bringing the Australian sparkling expertise to Oregon Pinot Noir and Chardonnay base wines. Brut Rosé, Vintage Brut, and Blanc de Blancs are the flagship sparkling bottles.
Can I walk in to Argyle without a reservation?
Yes. Argyle Winery is one of the more walk-in friendly tasting rooms in the Dundee Hills, especially during midweek (Wednesday through Friday) windows. The Tasting House handles walk-in tasting flights at the bar and the standing tasting tables. Reservations are recommended for a full seated tasting, and parties of 9 to 16 book a large-group reservation with 24 hours' notice. Marquee dispatch confirms the reservation window with the Tasting House and stages the chauffeur 5 minutes ahead of the entry time. For weekend peak windows, book the Tasting House reservation 1 to 2 weeks ahead. Holiday-season December weekends go 2 to 3 weeks out.
What does an Argyle tasting flight cost?
Argyle's Tasting House reservation is $45 per flight, per the winery's visit page, with a choice of an all-Sparkling Flight or a Mixed Flight of sparkling and still wines, hosted by the Argyle team for parties of one to eight. Best of Brut, an interactive deep-dive into the sparkling program, and the Library Experience, a tasting of rare cellar-aged wines alongside current releases, are the two further guided experiences, priced per person and booked separately. The Marquee chauffeured visit pattern covers the tasting flight between morning and afternoon estate stops on the Dundee tour day.
How does the chauffeur drop pattern work at Argyle?
The chauffeur stages at the OR-99W curb. The drop pattern runs 30 seconds. The on-property lot holds 30 vehicles for self-park visitors but fills on Saturday and Sunday peak hours. The chauffeur clears to a quiet shoulder on SE 7th St one block south or returns to the Sokol Blosser visitor lot. Pickup at the same OR-99W curb on the visitor's text. The held-vehicle hourly rate carries the tasting wait. The Volvo S90 fits the curb stage cleanly; the Sprinter requires a slightly longer maneuver but clears the OR-99W shoulder.
Which Dundee Hills estates pair with Argyle on the same tour day?
Argyle Winery pairs naturally with hilltop Dundee Hills estates because the OR-99W valley-floor location works as the tour-day open or close. Common pairings: morning at Argyle (an 11 a.m. opener any day, or 10:30 a.m. Friday through Sunday), lunch at Red Hills Market, afternoon at Stoller Family Estate or Sokol Blosser. For a 4-stop day, add Domaine Drouhin Oregon as the late-morning stop and close at Argyle in the afternoon. For full Dundee context, see the dedicated chauffeur posts on Stoller Family Estate, Sokol Blosser, Domaine Drouhin Oregon, and the Best Wineries Dundee Oregon listicle covering all 12 estates.
Does Argyle handle group bookings?
Yes. Parties of up to 8 book a standard flight at the Tasting House; groups of 9 to 16 book a large-group reservation with 24 hours' notice and a $10-per-guest deposit, and parties of 16 or more go through the winery's private-event inquiry. The Marquee Sprinter at $165 per hour fits a group of 8 to 14 on the Argyle visit plus 2 to 3 other Dundee Hills estates inside a 7-hour tour day. The chauffeur stages at the OR-99W curb for the group drop and clears to a holding point during the tasting. Marquee books Sprinter groups about two weeks out, with summer harvest season and December holiday windows tighter than the spring shoulder window.
How early should I book the chauffeur for Argyle?
Couples booking the Volvo S90 should plan about two weeks ahead; shorter-notice requests go through dispatch and depend on fleet and chauffeur availability. Friday and Saturday peak windows for the Argyle run go 1 to 2 weeks out. Multi-couple groups on the Sprinter book about two weeks ahead as well. For a multi-estate tour day pairing Argyle with Domaine Drouhin, Stoller, or Sokol Blosser, book 2 to 3 weeks ahead so dispatch can confirm the appointment-only estates. Give dispatch at (503) 706-8662 the Tasting House confirmation and the pickup address. For booking the chauffeur direct, see the Argyle wine tours service page or the book Portland chauffeur service page.
About the Author
Ilyas Khairi is the founder of Marquee Chauffeur, a Portland luxury black car and chauffeur service operating under Portland Bureau of Transportation certification since 2018 with $1 million in commercial liability coverage. He and his team of fully employed, background-checked chauffeurs run Dundee Hills wine-country days, Argyle's OR-99W curb drop and the hilltop estates around it, through every season.
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Book your Argyle Winery chauffeur visit. Marquee Chauffeur at (503) 706-8662, 24/7 dispatch. Volvo S90 at $110 per hour for couples on the 5-hour focused booking. Cadillac Escalade ESV at $135 per hour for a family group stacking Argyle with 2 to 3 hilltop estates across the 6-to-7 hour day. Mercedes-Benz Sprinter at $165 per hour for the 8-to-14 multi-couple group on the 7-hour Dundee day. The Dundee Hills sparkling specialist at 691 OR-99W, pouring at its Tasting House, founded 1987 by Rollin Soles with Brian Croser. Brut Rosé, Vintage Brut, Blanc de Blancs, and the prestige Extended Tirage Brut bottles. Walk-in friendly midweek, reservation recommended weekends. Direct booking on the Argyle wine tours service page; this guide covers the visit pattern. Licensed and permitted since 2018, $1 million commercial liability, fully employed chauffeurs on payroll.