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Wines by the Glass WINES BY THE GLASS ROSÉ Macari Vineyards Estate Mattituck 2016 North Fork, NY 11/36 CHAMPAGNE & SPARKLING Segura Viudas Blanco Cava Brut NV Catalunya, SP 10 Btl 187ml Segura Viudas Rose Cava Brut NV Catalunya, SP 10 Btl 187ml Caviro Romio Prosecco NV Veneto, IT 10/36 I Borboni Asprinio Brut NV Campania, IT 49 Btl Ferrari Brut NV Trentino, IT 49 Ferrari Giulio Ferrari Brut Riserva del Fondatore 2002 Trentino, IT 270 Btl Champagne Philippe Gonet Brut Signature Blanc de Blancs NV Champagne, FR 40 Btl 375ml Champagne Fleury Brut Blancs de Noir Rose NV Biodynamic Champagne, FR 45 Btl 375ml La Caudrina Moscato d’Asti Piedmont, IT 10/34 500ml FROM THE TAP $9 per Glass Trebbiano/Poderi dal Nespoli/Sustainably Farmed 2016 Emilia-Romagna, IT Pinot Grigio/Venegazzu Montelvini Veneto, IT Chardonnay/Millbrook Estate/Sustainably Farmed 2014 Hudson River Valley, NY Barbera d’Alba/Cascina Pace/Sustainably Farmed 2015 Piedmont, IT Sangiovese/Poderi Dal Nespoli, Sangiovese Rubicone 2015 Emilia-Romagna, IT Merlot-Cabernet Sauvignon/Venegazzu Montelvini Veneto, IT WHITES BY THE GLASS/BOTTLE Cantina Cembra Sauvignon Blanc 2016 Trentino, IT 10/36 Figini Gavi di Gavi Cortese 2016 Piedmont, IT 12/40 Albino Armani “io” Pinot Grigio 2016 Trentino, IT 10/34 Paco y Lola Albarino 2013 Rias Baixas, SP 14/49 Suhru Riesling (Dry) 2016 Long Island, NY 11/39 Tenuta dell’ Ugolino Le Piaole “Castelli di Jesi” Verdicchio 2016 Marche, IT 10/38 Tenute Iuzzolini Ciro Bianco 2014 Calabria, IT 10/34 Marabino “Muscatedda” Moscato di Noto (Dry) 2014 Certified Organic Sicily, IT 14/49 Masseria “Bonea” Falanghina 2014 Certified Biodynamic Campania, IT 11/38 Baglio di Pianetto Ficiligno Viognier/Insolia 2016 Certified Organic Sicily, IT 12/40 1 REDS BY THE GLASS/BOTTLE Cascina del Torcc Barolo Nebbiolo 2012 Piedmont, IT 14/49 Joseph Drouhin Bourgogne Rouge Pinot Noir 2013 Burgundy, FR 10/34 Siduri Willamette Pinot Noir 2015 Oregon, USA 13/42 Musso Barbera d’Alba 2014 Organic Piedmont, IT 11/38 De Leonardis “Terre di Renes” Aglianico 2013 Basilicata, IT 11/37 Macari Vineyards “Sette” Cabernet Franc/Merlot NV North Fork, NY 11/37 Marchesi Mazzei Chianti Classico Riserva “Ser Lapo” Sangiovese 2013 Toscana, IT 13/47 Feudi di San Gregorio di Manduria Primitivo 2014 Puglia, IT 12/39 Enrique Foster Malbec “Ique” 2016 Mendoza 11/39 Cepas Antiguas Tempranillo 2016 Rioja, SP 10/35 Vina San Pedro 1865 Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve 2015 Maipo, CL 10/37 Luna Negroamaro/Primitivo 2014 Puglia, IT 11/38 Gundlach Bundschu Mountain Cuvee Red Bland 2013 Sonoma, CA 12/40 Cantine Ceci “Otello” Secco Frizzante (Dry) Lambrusco Mastri 2015 Emilia-Romagna, IT 13/43 HOMEMADE SANGRIA Glass/Carafe Red or White 7/25 Raspberry 9/32 White Peach 9/32 2 WINES BY THE BOTTLE ARGENTINA 002 Malbec, Golden Reserve, Trivento 2015 Mendoza 43 003 Malbec, Eolo, Trivento 2011 Mendoza 199 CALIFORNIA - WHITE 101 Chardonnay, Beringer Family Estates Luminus 2015 Napa 51 CALIFORNIA - RED 201 Pinot Noir, Au Bon Climat 2016 Santa Barbara 51 202 Pinot Noir, Masut Estate Eagle Peak 2014 Mendocino 55 203 Grenache Focused Blend, Abstract, Orin Swift 2015 California 70 204 Cabernet Franc, Kenefick Ranch Caitlin’s Vineyard 2010 Napa 89 205 Cabernet Focused Blend, Quantum, Beringer 2013 Napa 110 206 Cabernet Focused Blend, Emblem, Michael Mondavi 2014 Napa 75 207 Cabernet Sauvignon, Honig 2014 Napa 92 209 Cabernet Focused Blend, Palermo, Orin Swift 2015 Napa 99 210 Petit Sirah Focused Blend, Machete, Orin Swift 2015 California 119 211 Bordeaux Focused Blend, Papillon, Orin Swift 2015 Napa 150 212 Cabernet Sauvignon, Mercury Head, Orin Swift 2015 Napa 270 NEW YORK 1000 Macari Vineyards Cabernet Franc Reserve 2013 North Fork, LI, NY 50 CHILE 300 Carmenere, Peumo Vineyard, Marques De Casa Concha 2015 Cachapoal 46 FRANCE - WHITE 401 Pinot Gris, Grand Cru Vorbourg, Domaine Dopff & Irion 2009 Organic (Sweet) Alsace 50 FRANCE - RED 502 Grenache/Syrah, Domaine des Gravennes Côtes-du-Rhône 2014 Certified Organic Rhône Valley 40 503 Merlot/Cabernet Franc, Chateau Plince 2009 Pomerol 85 ITALY – WHITE 600 Gavi di Gavi, Bruno Broglia 2015 Piedmont 55 601 Fiano di Avellino, Mastroberardino Ridici 2014 Campania 38 602 Falanghina, Quintodecimo Via del Campo 2015 Campania 69 603 Torbato, Sella & Mosca Terre Bianche 2014 Sardinia 37 604 Fiano di Avellino, Quintodecimo Exultet 2016 Campania 75 605 Greco di Tufo, Quintodecimo Jaune d’Arles 2016 Campania 75 3 ITALY – RED 700 Nerello Mascalese/Nerello Cappuccio, Vivera Martinella Etna 2010 Sicily 59 701 Pelaverga Di Verduno, Christina Ascheri 2013 Piedmont 38 702 Nebbiolo, Cascina Pace 2014 Piedmont 38 703 Nebbiolo, Travaglini Gattinara 2008 Piedmont 60 704 Nebbiolo, Musso Rio Sordo 2012 Piedmont 95 705 Nebbiolo, Produttori del Barbaresco “Barbaresco” 2012 Piedmont 79 706 Dolcetto d’Alba “Mandorlo” Elvio Cogno 2012 Piemont 41 707 Piederosso, Mastroberardino Lacryma Christi del Vesuvio 2013 Campania 42 708 Destro Aspide Etna Rosso 2007 Sicily 45 710M Sangiovese, Chianti Classico Castello Di Brolio, Barone Ricasoli, 2007 Tuscany 95 (1.5L) 711 Sangiovese/Cabernet Sauvignon, Poggiassai Poggio Bonelli 2012 Tuscany 59 712 Sangiovese Grosso, Rosso Di Montalcino, La Togata 2013 Tuscany 52 713 Sangiovese Grosso, Brunello Di Montalcino ”Fattoi” 2009 Tuscany 45 (375ml) 714 Sangiovese Grosso, Brunello Di Montalcino ”Fattoi” 2011 Tuscany 99 716 Aglianico, San Gregorio “Serpico” 2009 Campania 125 717 Merlot/Sangiovese/Syrah, Gaja Gaja Ca' Marcanda “Promis” 2014 Maremma 99 718 Sangiovese/Sagrantino/Cab/Syrah, Mattone Briziarelli Montefalco 2011 Umbria 39 719 Montepulciano/Merlot, Cantine Talamonti 2011 Abruzzo 45 720 Sangiovese/Cab/Merlot/Syrah, Frassinello Ornello Super Tuscan Blend 2012 Tuscany 72 721 Cab Sauv/Cab Franc, Castello Banfi Aska Super Tuscan Blend Bolgheri 2013 Tuscany 75 722 Aglianico, Taurasi, Quintodecimo Vigna 2012 Campania 199 723 Aglianico, Taurasi, Quintodecimo Grande Cerzito 2010 Campania 225 SPAIN 900 Garnacha/Syrah, “Mas Donis Barrica” Celler de Capçanes 2013 Montsant 37 901 Monastrel/Tempranillo, Bodegas Carchelo “C” 2012 Jumilla, Spain 38 VINI DOLCI Moscato d’Asti, La Caudrina 2014 500ml Piedmont, IT 10/34 (500ml) C.armenere/Oseleta, La Cappuccina Carmenos 2005 375ml Veneto, IT G 15 Aleatico, Tenute Rubino 2009 375ml Puglia, IT G 15 Marsala, Grillo, Florio Targa Superiore Riserva 2003 Sicily, IT G 16 Moscato, Passito Soletto Hermes 2006 500ml Sardinia, IT G 22 Vin Santo di Nonno Amabile 2011 Tuscany, IT 10/32 (500ml) 4 RESERVE WINES CALIFORNIA R100 Cabernet Sauvignon, Buccella “Mica” 2011 Napa Valley 160 R101 Cabernet Based Red Blend, Michael Mondavi “Animo” 2010 Napa Valley 175 R102 Cabernet Sauvignon Caymus Special Reserve 2013 Napa Valley 360 R103 Bordeaux Red Blend, Christian Moueix “Ulysses” 2012 (Premier Vintage) Napa Valley 450 R104 Bordeaux Red Blend, Robert Mondavi Opus One 2013 Napa Valley 350 R105 Bordeaux Red Blend, Robert Mondavi Opus One 2010 Napa Valley 550 CHILE R107 Cabernet Sauvignon, Don Melchor 2011 Puente Alto 225 R108 Cabernet Sauvignon, Don Melchor 2012 Puente Alto 300 FRANCE R109 Merlot/Cabernet Franc, Chateau Trotanoy 2012 Pomerol 375 R110 Merlot/Cabernet Franc/Cabernet Sauvignon, Chateau Petrus 2012 Pomerol 2500 ITALY R112 Nebbiolo, Damilano Barolo Cannubi Riserva “1752” 2008 (Premier Vintage) Piedmont 495 R113 Nebbiolo, Damilano Barolo Cerequio 2011 Piedmont 129 RI14 Sangiovese Grosso, Fossacolle Brunello di Montalcino Riserva 2010 Toscana 240 RI15 Sangiovese Grosso, Il Poggione Brunello di Montalcino Riserva Vigna Paganelli 2007 Toscana 270 RI16 Sangiovese Grosso, Brunello Di Montalcino Riserva Poggio Il Castellare 2007 Toscana 159 RI17 Sangiovese Grosso, Brunello di Montalcino Riserva Le Chiuse 2010 Toscana 169 RI18 Sangiovese/Cab Sauv/Cab Franc, Marchesi Antinori Tignanello 2011 Toscana 260 R119 Sangiovese/Cab Franc/Cab Sauv, Marchesi Antinori Tignanello 2014 Toscana 210 RI20 Corvina/Rondinella/Molinara, Marion Amarone della Valpolicella 2011 Veneto 89 (375ml) R121 Corvina/Rondinella, Venturini Amarone della Valpolicella 2008 Veneto 105 R122 Corvina/Rondinella Bertani Amarone della Valpolicella Classico 2006 Veneto 159 R123 Corvina/Rondinella Bertani Amarone della Valpolicella Classico 2007 Veneto 250 5 HOMEMADE COCKTAILS AFROHEAD DAIQUIRI Afrohead Rum, maple syrup, fresh lime juice, mint, cucumber 16 BENEVENTO SPRITZ Aperol, Galliano, grapefruit, prosecco 14 BLOOD ORANGE MARGARITA Sauza Silver Tequila, Blood Orange liquor, lime juice and Agave 16 BOURBON CIDER Bourbon, apple cider, ginger, amaro 15 BOUR-BERRY Michter’s Bourbon, agave nectar, fresh mint leaves, raspberries, cranberry juice, lemon juice 16 COCCO PAZZO Coconut Ciroc, Malibu Rum, Rum Chata 15 EVIL APPLE Bourbon, homemade jalapeño infused tequila, apple cider, apple moonshine, agave, fresh lime juice 17 LUCANO NEGRONI Lucano Amaro, Campari, Blue Coat Gin, orange bitters 15 PARK SLOPE RYE MANHATTAN Luxardo Il Maraschino, Punta e Mes Vermouth, Bulleit Rye, Amarena Cherries 17 PASSIONE CALDA Homemade jalapeño-infused tequila, mezcal, agave, passion fruit 16 THE MAXIMUS Templeton Rye, Carpano Antica Vermouth, orange bitters, brandied cherry 17 UVA ROSSA Vodka, Strega, Campari, grapes, mint 15 BEER In Can Six Points “The Crisp Lager,” Brooklyn, NY 7 Six Points Bengali Tiger I.P.A. Brooklyn, NY 7 Guiness Stout - Ireland 7 In Bottle Amstel Light - Netherlands 6 Becks Non-Alcoholic 5 Birra del Borgo “My Antonia” - Italy 14 Birra del Borgo “Maledetta” - Italy 14 Bud Light – USA 5 Budweiser - USA 5 Coors Light – USA 5 Dog Fish Head 60 - USA 6 Dog Fish Head 90 - USA 6 Follina - Italy 9 Heineken Light - Netherlands 6 Miller Lite - USA 5 Moretti - Italy 6 Moretti La Rosa - Italy 6 Peroni - Italy 6 Redbrige Gluten Free - USA 6 Stella Artois – France 6 6 SPIRITS BOURBON & RYE WHISKEY Alberta Rye Dark Batch (Canada) 13 Bushmill’s Black Bush (Ireland) 9 Basil Hayden’s Straight (Kentucky) 13 Canadian Club 8 Blanton’s Single Barrel (Kentucky) 17 Crown Royale (Canada) 9 Buffalo Trace (Kentucky) 12 Jack Daniels (Kentucky) 9 Bulleit (Kentucky) 16 Jack Daniels Gentleman Jack (Kentucky) 13 Bulleit Rye (Kentucky) 16 Jameson (Irish) 8 Colonel E.H. Taylor Rye Single Barrel (Kentucky) 17 Seagram’s Seven (Canada) 8 Colonel E.H.
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