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Restaurant at Mission Ranch Wine List COCKTAILS Holy Water 13 Casamigos Reposado tequila, Grand Marnier, Roses lime juice, shaken & straight up Blue Lagoon 13 Kettle One Citroen, Blue Curacao, lemonade Mission Spritz 13 Aperol Aperitivo, Campo Viejo Cava, squeeze of lime Mission Red Sangria 12 House recipe, fresh citrus, apple, brandy, Triple Sec, red wine Mission White Sangria 12 House recipe, fresh citrus, apple, brandy, Triple Sec, white wine BEER, CIDER, & NON-ALCOHOLIC Draft – Lagunitas IPA, 805, Fat Tire Belgian Style Ale, & Modelo Especial 8 Bottle – Corona, Heineken, Anchor Steam 7 Bottle – Bud, Bud Light, Coors Light 6 Local Craft Bottle – Monterey Bay Wheat Beer 7 Local Craft Bottle – Big Sur Golden Ale 22 oz 13 California Dry Cider – ‘Ace’, Joker Hard Cider, Sonoma County 10 Non-Alcoholic Bottle – Buckler (-) 7 Cran-Palmer – iced tea, lemonade & splash of cranberry juice (-) 5 Sparkling Strawberry Citrus – strawberry, lemonade, & Sprite (-) 5 WINES AVAILABLE BY THE GLASS GL BTL Villa Sandi, Prosecco, D.O.C., Italy, N/V 9 34 Pol Clément, Champagne, Blanc de Blanc, Brut, France, N/V 187ml 12 Hahn Family Wines, Chardonnay, Monterey, 2019 9 34 Morgan Winery, ‘Highland’ Chardonnay, Santa Lucia Highlands, Monterey, 2018 13 50 Navarro Vineyards, Edelzwicker, Anderson Valley, California, 2019 12 38 Morgan Winery, Sauvignon Blanc, Monterey, 2018 9 34 Le Charmel, Rosé, Cotes de Provence, Provence, France, 2020 9 34 Massa Estate Vineyards, Pinot Grigio, Carmel Valley, CA, 2017 (o) 12 38 Barbara Ohlzelt, Gruner Veltliner, Kamptal , Austria, 2019 9 38 Hahn Family Wines, Pinot Noir, Monterey, 2019 9 34 Pali Wine Company, ‘Huntington’, Pinot Noir, Santa Barbara County, 2017 14 52 Ancient Peaks, Merlot, Santa Margarita Ranch, Paso Robles, 2018 12 36 Le P’tit Paysan, GSM Red Blend, by I. Brand & Family, Central Coast, 2017 13 40 Frank Family Vineyards, Zinfandel, Napa Valley, 2018 17 57 Alexander Valley Vineyards, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sonoma, 2018 14 55 Corkage $25 (+) = sugar free, (-) = non-alcoholic (o) = organic, (s) = sustainable, (b) = biodynamic 08/09/21 CHAMPAGNE & SPARKLING BIN# BTL 12 Villa Sandi, Prosecco, D.O.C., Italy, N/V 34 13 Pol Clément, Champagne, Blanc de Blanc, Brut, France, N/V 187ml 12 101 Roederer Estate, Sparkling, Brut, Anderson Valley, Mendocino, N/V 43 102 Schramsberg, Sparkling, Brut Rosé, North Coast, 2016 75 103 Laurent-Perrier, Champagne, Brut, France, N/V 81 104 Caraccioli Cellars, Sparkling, Brut Rosé, Santa Lucia Highlands, Monterey, 2014 92 105 Veuve Clicquot, Champagne, Brut, ‘Yellow Label’, France, N/V 119 BIN# LOCAL CHARDONNAY BTL 21 Hahn Family Wines, Monterey, 2019 34 203 Le P’tit Paysan, ‘Jack’s Hill’, Monterey, 2017 (unoaked) 38 204 Chalone Vineyard, ‘Estate’ Chalone Appellation, 2019 42 205 Domaine Eden, by Mount Eden Vineyards, Santa Cruz Montains, 2017 40 207 Testarossa Winery, Santa Lucia Highlands, Monterey, 2017 47 202 Bernardus, Monterey County, 2019 48 22 Morgan Winery, ‘Highland’, Santa Lucia Highlands, Monterey, 2018 50 BIN# CHARDONNAY BTL 209 Sonoma-Cutrer Vineyards, ‘River Ranches’, Sonoma Coast, Sonoma, 2018 38 206 Matthiasson, ‘Village No. 1’, Napa Valley, 2019 43 212 Crossbarn, by Paul Hobbs, Sonoma Coast, 2019 50 201 The Calling, by Deutsch Nantz Alliance, ‘Dutton Ranch’, Russian River, 2018 55 210 Alma Rosa Winery, Santa Rita Hills, Santa Barbara, 2016 62 214 Flowers Vineyards, Sonoma Coast, 2018 69 211 Rombauer Vineyards, Carneros, Napa Valley, 2019 75 208 Kistler, ‘Les Noisetiers’, Sonoma Coast, CA, 2019 100 213 Domaine Serene, ‘Evenstad Reserve’, Dundee Hills, Oregon, 2016 115 BIN# INTERESTING WHITE & ROSÉ BTL 33 Le Charmel, Rosé, Cotes de Provence, Provence, France, 2020 34 312 Milbrandt Vineyards, Riesling, Evergreen Vineyard, Ancient Lakes, WA 2015 34 304 Ca’Bolani, Pinot Grigio DOC, Friuli, Italy, 2019 34 31 Robert Hall, Sauvignon Blanc, Paso Robles, 2019 34 303 Twin Islands, Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, New Zealand, 2020 34 305 Le P’tit Paysan, Viognier, Cedar Lane Vineyard, Arroyo Seco, Monterey, 2017 36 34 Navarro Vineyards, Edelzwicker, Anderson Valley, California, 2019 38 36 Barbara Ohlzelt, Gruner Veltliner, Kamptal , Austria, 2019 (Litre bottle) 38 35 Massa Estate Vineyards, Pinot Grigio, Carmel Valley, CA, 2017 (o) 38 301 Morgan Winery, Rosé of Grenache, Arroyo Seco, 2018 41 310 Scheid Vineyards, Grenache Blanc, Estate, San Lucas Vineyard, Monterey, 2018 42 306 La Marea, Albariño, Kristy Vineyard, Monterey, 2019 42 307 Dashe Cellars, ‘Les Enfant Terribles’, Chenin Blanc, Clarksburg, 2018 43 308 Domaine Serene, ‘R’, Rosé Blend, Oregon, M/V 47 309 Brooks Winery, Riesling, ‘Ara’, Willamette Valley, Oregon, 2017 (b) 50 311 Wirz Vineyard, Riesling, Haarmeyer Wine Cellars, Cienega Valley, CA 2018 50 313 Béret et Compagnie,Chenin Blanc, Coteaux du Layon, Loire Valley FR 2017(o)(b) 66 08/09/21 BIN# LOCAL PINOT NOIR BTL 41 Hahn Family Wines, Monterey, 2019 34 402 Soquel Vineyards, ‘Estate’, Santa Cruz Mountains, 2018 39 403 Harrington, Central Coast, 2018 41 401 Silvestri Vineyards, ‘Estate’, Carmel Valley, 2017 42 412 Sonnet Wine Cellars, Gali Vineyard, Santa Cruz Mountains, 2016 47 404 Belle Glos, Las Alturas Vineyard, Santa Lucia Highlands, Monterey, 2019 55 405 Wrath, Boekenoogen Vineyard, Santa Lucia Highlands, Monterey, 2018 81 413 Lucienne, Lone Oak Vineyard, Santa Lucia Highlands, Monterey, 2018 83 100 BIN# PINOT NOIR BTL 408 Sean Minor, ‘Sonoma Coast’, Sonoma County, 2019 37 409 Lange Estate Winery, Willamette Valley, 2019 44 406 Dutton Estate, “Karmen Isabella”, Russian River, Sonoma County, 2018 49 42 Pali Wine Co., ‘Huntington’, Santa Barbara County, 2017 52 407 Patz & Hall, Sonoma Coast, Sonoma County 2017 60 411 Domaine Faiveley, Mercurey, Grand Vin de Bourgogne, France 2018 64 410 Domaine Serene, Evenstad Reserve, Willamette Valley, Oregon 2017 130 BIN# INTERESTING RED BTL 500 Catena, Malbec, ‘Vista Flores’, Mendoza, Argentina, 2017 34 601 Saint Cosme, Cotes-du-Rhone, Gigondas, France 2020 35 504 Fattoria di Sammontana, Chianti DOCG, Montelupo, Italy, 2018 35 71 Ancient Peaks, Merlot, Santa Margarita Ranch, Paso Robles, 2018 36 502 Soquel Vineyards, Petite Sirah, ‘Partners’ Reserve’, Maley Vineyard, Lodi, 2017 36 505 Crocus, Malbec, ‘L’Atelier’, Cahors, France 2018 39 61 Le P’tit Paysan, GSM Red Blend, by I. Brand & Family, Central Coast, 2017 40 511 Kobza Wines, Red Field Blend, 110 year old vines, Cienega Valley 2017 42 421 Monte Rio Cellars, Petit Sirah, Lodi, California, 2019 44 420 Termes España, Tinto de Toro (Tempranillo), Valdefinjas, Spain, 2017 45 419 Sonnet Wine Cellars, Tempranillo, Gali Vineyard, Santa Cruz Mountains, 2016 47 603 DeRose, Cabernet Pfeffer, Dry Farmed Old Vine, Cienega Valley, CA 2017 50 416 Laird Family Estate, Cabernet Blend, ‘Jillian’s Blend’, Napa Valley, CA 2015 50 514 James Rahn, Gamay Noir, Jubilee Vineyard, Eola-Amity Hills, Oregon, 2019 55 515 Mystic Hills Vineyard, Red Blend, ‘Unforgiven’, Monterey County, 2016 60 507 Lateral, (Merlot/ Cab Franc), by Kathryn Kennedy, Napa Valley, 2016 (o) 67 503 Wrath, Syrah, San Saba Vineyard, Monterey, 2017 67 415 Massa Estate, Petit Verdot, Durney Vineyards, Carmel Valley, CA 2018 (o) 75 513 Domaine Chapel, Charbonnières (Old Vine Gamay),Fleurie, France, 2019 79 509 I. Brand & Family, Cab Franc, Bates Ranch, Santa Cruz Mountains, 2017 82 506 DeRose, Negrette, Dry Farmed, Cienega Valley, Hollister, CA 2017 85 508 Massa Estate, Cabernet Franc, Durney Vineyards, Carmel Valley, CA 2018 (o) 88 510 ROAR Wines, Syrah, Rosella’s Vineyard, Santa Lucia Highlands, Monterey, 2018 90 501 Chateau Bourgneuf, Bordeaux, “Les Saisons de Bourgneuf” Pomerol, 2018 92 418 Justin Vineyards, Red Blend, “Isosceles”, Paso Robles, 2017 97 Corkage $25 (+) = sugar free, (-) = non-alcoholic (o) = organic, (s) = sustainable, (b) = biodynamic CABERNET SAUVIGNON BIN# BTL 08/09/21 604 Le P’tit Paysan, by I. Brand & Family, Central Coast, 2019 39 616 Scheid Vineyards, Estate Grown, Monterey, 2017 45 61 Alexander Valley Vineyards, Alexander Valley, Sonoma, 2018 55 609 Ridge Vineyards, ‘Estate’, Santa Cruz Mountains, 2017 375ml 65 614 Booker Vineyards, “My Favorite Neighbor”, Paso Robles, 2018 78 606 Rosati Family Winery, ‘Estate’, Mendocino, 2010 83 607 Daou Vineyards & Winery, ‘Reserve’, Paso Robles, 2018 87 605 Inglenook, Rutherford, Napa Valley, 2016 105 602 Galland Clark Wine, Napa Valley, 2014 116 608 Schrader Cellars, “Double Diamond”, Oakville, Napa Valley, 2018 125 610 Ridge Vineyards, ‘Estate’, Santa Cruz Mountains, 2018 130 617 Ghost Block, ‘Estate’, Oakville, Napa Valley, 2018 134 611 Silver Oak Cellars, Alexander Valley, Sonoma, 2017 140 615 Lail Vineyards, ‘Blueprint’, Napa Valley, 2017 154 618 Paul Hobbs, Napa Valley, 2016 180 612 Heitz Cellar, ‘Trailside Vineyard’, Napa, 2014 225 613 Groth Vineyards, Oakville, Napa Valley, 2016 250 BIN# ZINFANDEL BTL 704 Earthquake, ‘Old Vine’, by Michael David, Lodi, 2018 39 705 Ridge Vineyards, Benito Dusi Ranch, Paso Robles, 2018 55 43 Frank Family Vineyards, Napa Valley, 2018 57 706 Titus Vineyards, Napa Valley, 2019 70 BIN# AFTER DINNER GL BTL 801 Fonseca, Port, BIN 27 9 802 Taylor Fladgate, Tawny Port, 10 year 12 805 Mesa del Sol, Late Harvest Zinfandel, Arroyo Seco, 2011, 375ml (o) 12 35 803 Navarro Vineyards, Muscat Blanc, ‘Late Harvest’ Anderson Valley, Mendocino 2016 375ml 20 50 804 Dow, Port, Tawny Port, 20 year 18 DESSERT COCKTAILS Espresso Martini - Baileys, Vanilla Stoli, Godiva Chocolate liqueur, & espresso 12 Grasshopper Cocktail – green creme de menthe, crème de cacao 12 & house-made ice cream Brandy Alexander – Brandy, Godiva chocolate liqueur, & house-made ice cream 12 SPIRITS Castillo Banfi, Grappa, Sangiovese, Tuscany, Italy 10 Caravella Originale, Limoncello, Amalfi Coast, Italy 10 St. George Spirits, Spiced Pear Liqueur, Alameda, California 10 Romana Sambuca, Liquore Classico, Italy 10 Corkage $25 (+) = sugar free, (-) = non-alcoholic (o) = organic, (s) = sustainable, (b) = biodynamic 08/09/21 .
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