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Skin Ferments Champagne, Sparkling Brut, Rack & Riddle ~ North Coast, California N.V. 44 Chapagne, Chartogne-Taillet, "Sainte Anne" A Merfy, France N.V. 88 Cuvee Rose, Laurent-Perrier, Tours-Sur-Marne, France N.V 76 Brut Rose, Soter ~ Mineral Springs, Yamhill Oregon 2013 90 Champagne Brut Rose, Ruinart ~ Reims, France N.V. 100 Blanc de Nior, Frederic Savart "L'Ouverture" ~ Ecqueil, France N.V. 100 Champagne, H.Goutorbe, Grand Cru, Special Club" Ay , Fance 2006 115 Champagne, Krug ~ Reims, France 2004 385 Rosé Grenache, Cruess ~ Dry Creek Valley, California 2017 46 Nielluccio, Yves Leccia ~ "Patrimonio" Corsica, France 2017 44 Aglianico, Rhyme Cellars ~ Toulumne County, California 2017 47 Riesling Dry Riesling, Bellwether Wine Cellars, Finger Lakes, New York 2015 38 Peter Lauer "Neuenberg" ~ Saar, Mosel, Germany 2016 85 Spatlese, Haart Wintricher Ohligsberger ~ Mosel, Germany 2007 70 Skin Ferments Trousseau Gris , Jolie Laide ~ Russian River Valley, California 2017 60 Rumato, Magnavita ~ Yolo County, Clarksburg, California 2017 48 Chenin Blanc, Mother Rock, "Liquid Skin" Swartland, South Africa 62 Ribolla Gialla, Mathiasson, Napa Valley, California 2016 72 Chardonnay, Scribe, Carneros, Sonoma County, Calirornia 2016 500ml 51 West Coast White Marsanne, Irene, Alder Springs Vineyard, Mendocino, California 2016 40 Gruner Veltliner, Tatomer, "Paragon", Edna Vally, California, 2016 42 Sauvignon Blanc, Margerum, "Sybarite", Santa Barbara, California 2017 42 Grenache Blanc, Casino Mine Ranch ~ El Dorado, California 2016 44 Chenin Blanc, Precedent ~ Borden Ranch, Lodi, California 2015 44 Dry Gewurztraminer, Helleck Vineyard ~ Russian River, Sonoma County 2017 60 Viogner, Dumol ~ Russian River Valley, Sonoma County, California 2016 80 World White Chenin Blanc ~ Domaine de la Garrelière ~ Touraine, Loire Valley, France 2016 50 Sancerre ~ Francois Crochet ~ Millesime, France 2017 57 Friulano, Schiopetto, "Collio", Capriva Del Fruili, Italy 2016 50 Chablis ~ Domaine Eleni et Edouard Vocoret ~ Burgundy, France 2015 72 Rioja Blanco ~ Remelluri ~ Labastida de Alava, Rioja, Spain 2013 110 Puligny-Montrachet ~ Jacques Carillon ~ Burgundy, France 2015 115 California Chardonnay Hook & Ladder ~ Russian River Valley, California 2014 40 Eden Rift ~ Cienega Valley, Monterey, California 2016 52 Red Car ~ Estate Vineyard, Fort Ross Seaview, Sonoma, California 2016 67 Ramey ~ Woolsley Vineyard, Russian River, California 2014 83 Kongsgaard ~ Napa Valley, California 2014 125 Pinot Nior Melville ~ Estate, Santa Rita Hills, California 2015 52 Wes Mar ~ "Balletto Vineyard" Russian River Valley, California 201 72 Littorai ~ Wendling Vineyard, Block E, Anderson Valley, California 2016 100 Anthill Farms ~ Abbey Harris Vineyard, Anderson Valley, California 2016 79 Rochioli ~ Russian River Valley, California 2017 120 Tyler "Sanford & Benedict" ~ Santa Barbara County, California 2015 110 Antikythera ~ Eloa-Amity Hills, Dundee, Oregon 2016 176 Domaine Comte Georges de Vogue ~ Chambolle-Musigny, France 2014 275 West Coast Red Pinot Meunier, Poe "Van Der Kamp" Sonoma County, California 2017 58 Grenache, La Marea, Spur Ranch, San Benito Counrty, California 2015 55 Pinot Noir/ Gamay Blend, Gros Ventre, El Dorado 48 Barbera, Andis, Amador County 2016 48 Zinfandel, Brulium, Rocky Ridge Vineyard, Sonoma, California 2016 69 Nebbiolo, Giornata, Luna Mattta Vineyard, Paso Robles, Califonia 2014 60 Merlot, Farella, Coombsville, Napa Valley, California 2014 60 Rhone Blend, Favia "Rompecabezas" Amador, California 2012 60 Syrah, Monte Rio, North Coast Syrah, Sonoma Coast, California, 2016 65 Mataro, Forlorn Hope, Rorick Vineyard, Calaveras County, California 2016 60 Syrah Blend, Shafer, "Relentless", Napa Valley, California, 2015 116 World Red Nielluccio, Domaine Pieretti ~ Coteaux Du Cap Corse, Corsica, 2016 56 Red Field Blend, Pedro Parra y Familia "Pencopolitano", Chile 2016 50 Cinsault, Longavi, "Glup" Itata Valley, Chile 2017 55 Garnacha, La Mare De Pascona, Spain 2015 61 Mouvedre, Bandol, Domaine du Gros Nore, Bandol, France 2016 64 Etna Rosso, Tenuta delle Terrre Nere, Italy 2015 78 Barbaresco, Vietti "Masseria" Piemonte, Italy 2014 132 Cabernet Sauvignon Easton ~ Cabernet Sauvignon, Shenandoah Valley, California 2011 65 Adaptation ~ Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Vally, California 2015 72 Neal Family Vineyards ~ Napa Valley, California 2012 80 I.Brand & Family ~ Monte Bello Road, Santa Cruz Mountains, California 2015 86 Malk ~ Stag's Leap District, Napa Valley, California 2014 110 Ladera ~ Howell Mountain, Napa Valley, California 2014 130 Quilceda Qreek ~ Colombia Valley, Washington 2014 235 Shafer ~ Hillside Select, Stag's Leap District, Napa Valley, California, 2012 305 Cabernet Driven Blends Cain Concept, "The Benchland", Napa Valley, California 2009 80 Torrin, "Tsundere" ~ Willow Creek District, Paso Robles, California 2015 95 Continuum ~ Sage Mountain Vineyard, Napa Valley, California 2015 245 5/16//2019 .
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