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View Beer/Wine List WINE MENU SPARKLING TASTE GLASS MEZZO BOTTLE Crisp & Delicate | soft citrus, distinct floral and fruit notes, vanilla to cream Chardonnay-Pinot Noir-Pinot Meunier Mountain Dome Brut Washington State AVA NV 4 8 26 Riesling-Chenin Blanc-Pinot Noir Townshend Huckleberry Brut Columbia Valley AVA NV 28 Balanced to Complex | fruit balanced by age; orchard fruits, yeast, toast and buttery notes Chardonnay-Pinot Noir R. Stuart Rose d’Or Willamette Valley AVA NV 54 Chardonnay-Pinot Noir Soter Vineyards Brut Rose Willamette Valley AVA 2003 80 WHITE Herbaceous | dried herb, fresh grass to nettle, lemongrass, green olive and asparagus Semillon Chinook Yakima Valley AVA 2006 23 Müller-Thurgau Château Benoit Cuvée A Willamette Valley AVA 2007 4 7 14 23 Crisp | citrus zest, lemon and lime to pine, grapefruit and fig Pinot Gris Seven Hills Oregon Oregon State AVA 2007 4 7.5 15 25 Blend (Sauv Blanc-Viognier) Masterpiece White Columbia Valley AVA NV 36 Pinot Blanc Apolloni Willamette Valley AVA 2006 28 Delicate Fruit | green apple and asian pear to peach, nectarine and apricot Riesling Seven Hills Columbia Valley AVA 2007 22 Madeleine Angevine Perennial Vintners Puget Sound AVA 2007 22 Chardonnay Chehalem “Inox” Willamette Valley AVA 2007 4.5 9 18 30 Gewürztraminer Nefarious Columbia Valley AVA 2006 22 Chardonnay Domaine Drouhin Arthur Willamette Valley AVA 2006 46 Chardonnay Saviah Columbia Valley AVA 2006 40 Tropical | pineapple and mango to coconut, melon, passion fruit, orange blossom and banana Sauvignon Blanc Cedergreen Cellars Columbia Valley AVA 2005 28 Blend (Riesling-Roussanne-Viognier) Brian Carter “Oriana” Yakima Valley AVA 2005 37 Riesling Arlington Road Cellars Imperium Columbia Valley AVA 2006 31 Floral | bergamot and jasmine to honeysuckle, rose petal, tea and nectar Blend (Chard-Viognier-Roussanne) Bergevin Lane Calico White Columbia Valley AVA 2007 26 Riesling J. Bookwalter Columbia Valley AVA 2006 33 Riesling Ransom Willamette Valley AVA 2005 21 Riesling RiverAerie Columbia Valley AVA 2006 4 7 14 23 Blend (Riesling-Gewürz-Pinot Blanc…) Matello Whistling Ridge White Oregon State AVA 2007 34 Riesling Mercer Yakima Valley AVA 2007 22 Viognier Walter Dacon Yakima Valley AVA 2007 32 Caramel & Honey | raw and roasted nuts, honey, oak and butter to vanilla, smoke and pine Gewürztraminer Ash Hollow Columbia Valley AVA 2005 29 Sauv Blanc-Semillon DeLille Chaleur Estate Columbia Valley AVA 2005 51 Semillon Covington Cellars Columbia Valley AVA 2006 5 10 19 32 WINE MENU RED TASTE GLASS MEZZO BOTTLE Vegetal | green pepper and arugula to green bean and black olive Pinot Noir Anam Cara Cellars Willamette Valley AVA 2004 46 Cabernet Franc Chinook Yakima Valley AVA 2006 31 Red Tart | sour and ripe cherry, citrus and rhubarb to wild strawberry, cranberry and raspberry Sangiovese Wilridge Yakima Valley AVA 2004 38 Pinot Noir Jezebel Oregon State AVA 2007 32 Pinot Noir Lange Willamette Valley AVA 2007 5.5 11 22 36 Nebbiolo Wilridge Nebbiolo di Klipsun Red Mountain AVA 2005 40 Blend (Sangio-Cab Franc-Pinot Noir) Masterpiece Red Columbia Valley AVA NV 6 12 24 46 Pinot Noir R. Stuart & Co. “Autograph” Willamette Valley AVA 2005 46 Malbec MacCallum “Shannon’s Reserve” Columbia Valley AVA 2003 43 Herbs & Earth | bramble, mint, eucalyptus, leather and tobacco to violets, mushrooms, earth, truffle and wood Pinot Noir Anne Amie Winemaker’s Selection Willamette Valley AVA 2005 54 Pinot Noir Chehalem “3 Vineyard” Willamette Valley AVA 2005 43 Blend (Cab-Merlot) Foundry Vineyards Walla Walla AVA 2005 6 12 24 40 Blend (Merlot-Cab-Cab Franc…) Betz “Clos de Betz” Columbia Valley AVA 2004 57 Blend (Mourvédre-Grenache) Bunnell Family Cellars “Vif” Columbia Valley AVA 2005 38 Pinot Noir Lange Estate “Three Hills Cuvee” Willamette Valley AVA 2005 66 Exotic | anise, tea, mocha, licorice and cinnamon to black pepper and clove Barbera RiverAerie Columbia Valley AVA 2006 4 8 16 26 Cabernet Sauvignon Foundry Vineyards Walla Walla AVA 2003 66 Blend (Sangiovese-Cab-Syrah) Brian Carter “Tuttorosso” Yakima Valley AVA 2004 46 Blend (Merlot-Cab-Cab Franc) Ryan Patrick Vineyards “Rock Island Red” Columbia Valley AVA 2006 4 7.5 15 25 Pinot Noir Dusky Goose Dundee Hills AVA 2005 103 Syrah Covington Cellars Walla Walla Valley AVA 2005 52 Merlot 428 Boulevard Walla Walla Valley AVA 2004 46 Merlot Townshend Columbia Valley AVA 2000 39 Black, Bitter & Blue | plum and berry jams to blackberry, marionberry, black currant, huckleberry and cassis Tempranillo Seven Hills Columbia Valley AVA 2005 5 10 21 35 Cabernet Sauvignon Dunham Cellars IX Columbia Valley AVA 2003 69 Blend (Cab-Merlot-Cab Franc…) Brian Carter “Solesce” Yakima Valley AVA 2001 88 Syrah Goose Ridge Columbia Valley AVA 2002 40 Cabernet Sauvignon Woodward Canyon Artist Series Columbia Valley AVA 2004 65 Syrah DeLille Estate Doyenne Columbia Valley AVA 2005 76 Cabernet Sauvignon Andrake Cellars Red Mountain AVA 2003 62 .
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