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'Single Vineyard' Chardonnay 14 Nv BY THE GLASS SPARKLING 2014 CIRCE BLANC DE BLANC ‘SINGLE VINEYARD’ CHARDONNAY 14 MORNINGTON PENINSULA, VIC NV LAURENT-PERRIER LA CUVEE TOURS-SUR-MARNE, FRANCE 26 CHARDONNAY|PINOT NOIR|PINOT MEUNIER WHITE 2019 ROB DOLAN ‘TRUE COLOURS’ SAUVIGNON BLANC 14 YARRA VALLEY, VIC 2020 BOAT O’CRAIGO GRUNER VELTLINER YARRA VALLEY, VIC 13 2019 VICKERY RIESLING EDEN VALLEY, SA 13 2020 GHOST ROCK PINOT GRIS MORNINGTON PENINSULA, VIC 14 2018 PATRICK PUIZE ‘TERRIOR DE COURGIS’ CHABLIS CHARDONNAY 25 BURGUNDY, FRANCE 2017 SUNSHINE CREEK ESTATE CHARDONNAY YARRA VALLEY, VIC 15 ROSE 2018 CHATEAU PEYROL ROSE GRENACHE|CINSULT|SYRAH 14 PROVENCE, FRANCE RED 2019 LIV ZAC PINOT NOIR, YARRA VALLEY, VIC 15 2016 BRUNO COLIN BOURGOGNE PINOT NOIR BURGUNDY, FRANCE 25 2017 POWELL & SONS ‘RIVERSIDE’ GRENACHE|MOURVEDRE|SHIRAZ 14 BAROSSA VALLEY, SA 2019 CHATEAU FONTARECHE CORBIERES LANGUEDOC-ROUSSILLON, FRANCE 14 CARIGNAN|SYRAH|MOURVEDRE|GRENACHE 2018 FALLEN GIANTS SHIRAZ GRAMPIANS, VIC 13 SWEET 2009 LE TERTRE DU LYS D’OR SAUTERNES 17 SAUVIGNON BLANC| SEMILLON BORDEAUX, FRANCE SOMMELIER’S SELECTION MP CURRENT HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE CELLAR 2 MOCKTAILS LYCHEE FIZZ 12 LYCHEE JUICE, ROSE SYRUP, LIME TOPPED WITH LEMONADE BEERS PRICKLY MOSES ‘OTWAY LIGHT’ LAGER OTWAYS, VIC 9 MOON DOG LAGER PRESTON, VIC 10 2 BROTHERS ‘TAXI’ PILSNER MOORABBIN, VIC 12 4 PINES KOLSCH MANLY, NSW 11 SAMPLE PALE ALE COLLINGWOOD, VIC 12 HARGREAVES HILL IPA YARRA VALLEY, VIC 13 CIDER FARMYARD ‘SYDER’ PINK LADY APPLE CIDER YARRA VALLEY, VIC 13 SPARKLING WINE & CHAMPAGNE 3 SPARKLING WINES 2014 CIRCE BLANC DE BLANC ‘SINGLE VINEYARD’ CHARDONNAY 84 MORNINGTON PENINSULA, VIC CHAMPAGNE NV LAURENT-PERRIER LA CUVEE 172 CHARDONNAY|PINOT NOIR|PINOT MEUNIER TOURS-SUR-MARNE, FRANCE NV VILMART GRAND CELLIER CHARDONNAY|PINOT NOIR 255 REIMS, FRANCE 2009 G.H. MUMM ‘RSRV’ BLANC DE NOIRS 392 REIMS, FRANCE 1998 KRUG PINOT NOIR|CHARDONNAY|PINOT MEUNIER 1050 REIMS, FRANCE 1998 DOM PERIGNON ‘P2’ CHARDONNAY|PINOT NOIR 1095 EPERNAY, FRANCE RIESLING 2019 VICKERY 72 EDEN VALLEY, SA 2019 HELM WINES 68 CENTRAL RANGES, NSW 2018 KASUDA 167 MARTINBOROUGH, NZ SAUVIGNON BLANC & BLENDS 4 2019 ROB DOLAN ‘TRUE COLOURS’ 72 YARRA VALLEY, VIC 2019 DEVIATION ROAD 69 ADELAIDE HILLS, SA 2018 PALLISER ESTATE 74 MARTINBOROUGH, NZ 2018 PASCAL JOLIVET SANCERRE 118 LOIRE VALLEY, FRANCE 2016 PASCAL COTAT ‘LES MONTS DAMNES’ SANCERRE 273 LOIRE VALLEY, FRANCE PINOT GRIS & GRIGIO 2019 EVEN KEEL PINOT GRIS 81 MORNINGTON PENINSULA, VIC 2019 SIDEWOOD PINOT GRIS 68 ADELAIDE HILLS, SA 2020 GHOST ROCK PINOT GRIS 75 NORTH WEST, TAS 2019 VINO INTREPIDO ‘WOLF IN SHEEPS CLOTHING’ 71 PINOT GRIGIO MORNINGTON PENINSULA, VIC 2018 TENUTA MECCAN FRIULI GRAVE PINOT GRIGIO 77 FRIULI, ITALY CHARDONNAY 2018 DEXTER 110 5 MORNINGTON PENINSULA, VIC 2017 PACHA MAMA 74 YARRA VALLEY, VIC 2019 BOAT O’CRAIGO ‘BLACK SPUR’ 78 YARA VALLEY, VIC 2017 SUNSHINE CREEK ESTATE 80 YARRA VALLEY, VIC 2018 MOUNT MACLEAD 68 GIPSLAND, VIC 2016 BASS RIVER ‘1835’ 82 GIPSLAND, VIC 2018 GIACONDA 365 BEECHWORTH, VIC 2018 BANNOCKBURN 148 GEELONG, VIC 2018 SHAW & SMITH ‘M3’ 155 ADELAIDE HILLS, SA 2018 TOLPUDDLE VINEYARD 210 COAL RIVER VALLEY, TAS 2016 LEEUWIN ESTATE ‘ART SERIES’ 255 MARGARET RIVER, WA 2018 PIERRO 205 MARGARET RIVER, WA 2018 HUTTON ‘TRIPTYCH’ RESERVE 171 MARGARET RIVER, SA 2015 GREYWACKE ‘KEVIN JUDD’ 121 MARLBOROUGH, NEW ZEALAND CHARDONNAY 6 2015 DOMAINE VOCORET & FILS VALMUR CHABLIS GRAND CRU 232 BURGUNDY, FRANCE 2018 PATRICK PUIZE ‘TERRIOR DE COURGIS’ CHABLIS 135 BURGUNDY, FRANCE 2017 JEAN-MARC PILLOT CHASSAGNE-MONTRACHET 249 BURGUNDY, FRANCE 2017 DOMAINE ROLET L’ETOILE ARBOIS 138 JURA, FRANCE ALTERNATIVE WHITE VARIETIES 2020 BOAT O’CRAIGO GRUNER VELTLINER 68 YARRA VALLEY, VIC 2016 NICOSIA ‘VULKA’ ETNA BIANCO CARRICANTE|CATARRATTO 105 SICILY, ITALY 2017 CASTRO MARTIN ‘SOBRE LIAS’ ALBARINO 89 RIAS BAIXAS, SPAIN 2018 NUNZIO GHIRALDI ‘IL GRUCIONE’ TURBIANA 104 LOMBARDY, ITALY 2017 WARRAMUNDA ESTATE VIOGNIER 78 YARRA VALLEY, VIC 2018 DOMAINE ZIND HUMBRECHT PINOT BLANC 96 ALSACE, FRANCE 2013 MEEREA PARK ‘ALEXANDER MUNRO’ SEMILLON 105 HUNTER VALLEY, NSW ROSE 2019 MONKEY BRAINS ROSE AGLIANICO 68 RIVERLAND, VIC 2018 CHATEAU PEYROL ROSE GRENACHE|CINSAULT|SYRAH 76 SUNBURY, VIC PINOT NOIR 7 2016 LYONS WILL 96 MACEDON RANGES, VIC 2017 PRINCIPIA 105 MORNINGTON PENINSULA, VIC 2016 JONES ROAD ‘NEPEAN’ 119 MORNINGTON PENINSULA, VIC 2018 POLPERRO 131 MORNINGTON PENINSULA, VIC 2018 NUNC 70 YARRA VALLEY, VIC 2019 LIV ZAC 75 YARRA VALLEY, VIC 2017 TARRA WARRA RESERVE 152 YARRA VALLEY, VIC 2015 GEELONG ESTATE 77 GEELONG, VIC 2018 SAVATARRE 'FRERE CADET’ 118 BEECHWORTH, VIC 2019 BELLVALE ESTATE 71 GIPPSLAND, VIC 2018 SIDEWOOD `777` 99 ADELAIDE HILLS, SA 2018 THE SUM 68 GREAT SOUTHERN, WA 2018 TWO PADDOCKS 152 CENTRAL OTAGO, NEW ZEALAND PINOT NOIR & GAMAY 8 2018 MICHEL GUIGNIER BEAUJOLAIS GAMAY 78 BEAUJOLAIS, FRANCE 2018 DOMAINE DE BELLENE ‘MAISON DIEU’ BOURGOGNE 125 BURGUNDY, FRANCE 2012 DOMAINE DE LA POUSSE D'OR ‘CLOS DU ROI’ 468 CORTON GRAND CRU BURGUNDY, FRANCE 2016 BRUNO COLIN BOURGOGNE 131 BURGANDY, FRANCE 2012 FOLLIN-ARBELET ‘CLOS DU CHAPITRE’ ALOXE-CORTON 263 BURGUNDY, FRANCE 2008 CHATEAU DE PULIGNY-MONTRACHET 281 'CLOS DES GRANDES VIGNES' NUITS-ST-GEORGES 1ER CRU BURGUNDY, FRANCE 2015 GERARD MUGNERET VOSNE-ROMANEE 294 BURGUNDY, FRANCE 2003 DOMAINE DE LA VOUGERAIE ‘LES CRAS’ VOUGEOT 1ER CRU 325 BURGUNDY, FRANCE 2016 MONGEARD-MUGNERET VOSNE-ROMANEE 372 BURGUNDY, FRANCE ITALIAN AND ALTERNATIVE RED VARIETIES 9 2018 CLOAK SANGIOVESE 68 KING VALLEY, VIC 2016 ANTINORI TIGNANELLO 405 SANGIOVESE|CABERNET SAUVIGNON|CABERNET FRANC TUSCANY, ITALY 2013 GIANFRANCO BOVIO BAROLO 216 PIEDMONT, ITALY 2014 LUCIANO SANDRONE ‘LE VIGNE’ BAROLO 486 PIEDMONT, ITALY 2014 PRUDUTTORI DEL BARBARESCO BARBARESCO 255 PIEDMONT, ITALY 2016 ORNELLAIA ‘LE SERRE NUOVE’ 245 MERLOT|CABERNET SAUVIGNON|PETIT VERDOT|CAB FRANC TUSCANY, ITALY 2016 ABEL MENDOZA ‘JARRATE’ TEMPRANILLO 77 RIOJA, SPAIN 2004 BODEGAS CONDE DE VALDEMAR GRAN RESERVA TEMPRANILLO 205 RIOJA, SPAIN 2018 JED MALBEC 75 MENDOZA, ARGENTINA 10 SHIRAZ 2018 CLONAKILLA ‘O’RIADA’ 99 MURRUMBATEMAN, NSW 2015 COLLECTOR ‘MARKED TREE’ 82 CANBERRA DISTRICT, NSW 2012 WARRAMATE 79 YARRA VALLEY, VIC 2017 YARRA YERING DRY RED NO.2 269 YARRA VALLEY, VIC 2018 FALLEN GIANTS 68 GRAMPIANS, VIC 2019 NOMADS GARDEN 84 BEECHWORTH, VIC 2009 MOUNT CAMEL RIDGE ESTATE 112 HEATHCOTE, VIC 2018 MT. WINES 74 HEATHCOTE, VIC 2007 JASPER HILL ‘GEORGIA’S PADDOCK’ 315 HEATHCOTE, VIC 2016 COOPER BURNS 78 BAROSSA VALLEY, SA 2012 JIM BARRY ‘THE MCRAE WOOD’ 160 CLARE VALLEY, SA 2017 MITOLO ‘ANGELA’ 89 MCLAREN VALE, SA 2013 BIRKS WENDOUREE SHIRAZ|MALBEC 332 EDEN VALLEY, SA 2017 SCHILD ESTATE ‘NARROW ROAD’ SHIRAZ|CABERNET 162 BAROSSA VALLEY, SA 2016 ROCKFORD ‘BASKET PRESS’ 242 BAROSSA VALLEY, SA 2018 STANDISH ‘THE RELIC’ 265 BAROSSA VALLEY, SA 2017 YANN CHAVE ‘LE ROUVRE’ CROZES-HERMITAGE 235 RHONE VALLEY, FRANCE 2016 STEPHANE OGIER ‘LA ROSINE’ 164 RHONE VALLEY, FRANCE 2017 NICOLAS BADEL ‘MONTROND’ SAINT-JOSEPH 152 RHONE VALLEY, FRANCE 11 SOUTHERN RHONE BLENDS 2017 POWELL & SONS ‘RIVERSIDE’ GRENACHE|MOURVEDRE|SYRAH 78 BAROSSA VALLEY, SA 2016 LIZ HEIDENREICH GRENACHE 78 BAROSSA VALLEY, SA 2018 MAXWELL ‘FOUR ROADS’ GRENACHE 74 MCLAREN VALE, SA 2019 JERICHO GRENACHE|SHIRAZ|MOURVEDRE 80 MCLAREN VALE, SA 2016 DOMAINE DE L’HORTUS ‘GRANDE CUVEE’ PIC SAINT LOUP 165 SYRAH|MOURVEDRE|GRENACHE LANGUEDOC-ROUSSILLON, FRANCE 2019 CHATEAU FONTARECHE CORBIERES VIEILLES VIGNES 76 CARIGNAN|SYRAH|MOURVEDRE|GRENACHE LANGUEDOC-ROUSSILLON, FRANCE 2018 RIVE DROITE COTES DU RHONE 82 GRENACHE|SYRAH|MOURVEDRE|CINSAULT RHONE VALLEY, FRANCE 2015 CHENE BLEU ‘ASTRALABE’ VENTOUX GRENACHE|SYRAH 168 RHONE VALLEY, FRANCE MERLOT & BLENDS 2014 CHATEAU BARRAIL DU BLANC ST EMILION GRAND CRU 153 MERLOT|CABERNET FRANC BORDEAUX, FRANCE 2016 GOULEE BY COS D’ESTOURNEL MEDOC 217 MERLOT|CABERNET SAUVIGNON|CABERNET FRANC BORDEAUX, FRANCE CABERNETS & BLENDS 2018 BOWEN ESTATE CABERNET SAUVIGNON 86 COONAWARRA, SA 2016 GOLDEN BALL ‘GALLICE’ CABERNET|MERLOT|MALBEC 138 BEECHWORTH, VIC 2017 FORREST HILL ‘HIGHBERRY FIELDS’ CABERNET SAUVIGNON 79 GREAT SOUTHERN, WA 2017 LANGMEIL ‘BLACKSMITH’ 91 BAROSSA VALLEY, SA 12 SWEET WINE 375ML 2017 MOUNT HORROCKS ‘CORDON CUT’ RIESLING 85 CLARE VALLEY, SA 2016 FROGMORE CREEK ICED RIESLING 58 COAL RIVER, TAS 2009 LE TERTRE DU LYS D’OR SAUTERNES 145 SAUVIGNON BLANC|SEMILLON BORDEAUX, FRANCE 750ML 2016 CARMES DE RIEUSSEC SAUTERNES 75 SEMILLON|SAUVIGNON BLANC|MUSCADELLE BORDEAUX, FRANCE 2005 CHATEAU COUTET BARSAC 215 SEMILLON|SAUVIGNON BLANC|MUSCADELLE BORDEAUX, FRANCE 2002 CHATEAU DE FARGUES SAUTERNES 305 SEMILLON|SAUVIGNON BLANC BORDEAUX, FRANCE 2004 CHATEAU D’YQUEM SAUTERNES SEMILLON|SAUVIGNON BLANC 684 BORDEAUX, FRANCE 1999 KRACHER ‘No5’ SCHEUREBE TROCKENBEERENAUSLESE 486 BURGENLAND, AUSTRIA 13 HALF BOTTLES 375ML SPARKLING & CHAMPAGNE NV BILLECART-SALMON ROSE PINOT NOIR|CHARDONNAY 185 MAREUIL-SUR-AY, FRANCE WHITE WINE 2017 DOMAINE VOCORET & FILS CHABLIS 65 BURGUNDY, FRANCE 2016 WILLIAM FEVRE CHABLIS 72 BURGUNDY, FRANCE 14 MAGNUMS 1500ML SPARKLING & CHAMPAGNE NV LAURENT-PERRIER LA CUVEE 340 CHARDONNAY|PINOT NOIR|PINOT MEUNIER TOURS-SUR-MARNE, FRANCE WHITE 2016 VOCORET & FILS MONTEE DE TONNERRE CHABLIS 1ER CRU 235 BURGUNDY, FRANCE 2015 SAVATERE CHARDONNAY 410 BEECHWORTH, VIC RED 2016 ISOLE E OLENA CHIANTI CLASSICO SANGIOVESE|CANAIOLO 228 TUSCANY, ITALY 2013 E.GIGAL COTES DU RHONE SHIRAZ|GRENACHE|MOURVEDRE 162 RHONE VALEY, FRANCE 2017 BLIND CORNER ‘FIELD BLEND’ SHIRAZ|VIOGNIER 196 MARGARET RIVER, WA 2013 TORBRECK ‘THE STEADING’ SHIRAZ 258 BAROSSA VALLEY, SA 15 APERITIF LILLET BLANC, FRANCE 10 LILLET ROUGE, FRANCE 10 DOLIN DRY,
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