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View Beer/Wine List the Wines wines by the Glass the reds the whites red fruit varietals Valle Escodida Bonarda Tupungato Argentina 2006 Antonetti Mendoza Sparkling 2005 9 / 36 18 Lockwood California Sauvignon Blanc 2006 6 / 24 Terra Buena Mendoza Tempranillo 2005 25 Ave Mendoza Torrentes 2007 7 / 28 Rabbit Ridge Brunello Clone Sangiovese 2005 36 Seven Hills Columbia Valley Riesling 2006 7 / 28 Beckman Cuvee Le Bec Santa Ynez Valley 2006 39 Morgan Santa Lucia Highlands Pinot Gris 2007 8 / Graff Family Vineyards Chalone Grenache 2006 59 32 Fortitude Luvisi Vineyard Semillon 2005 9 / 36 Lioco Indica Mendocino Carignane Blend 2006 45 Terrazas Alto Argentina Chardonnay 2007 7 / 28 Tandem Peloton California Blend 2006 49 White Night California Viognier 2005 8 / 32 Rabbit Ridge Paso Robles Pinot Noir 2005 45 JC Cellars Reston Vineyard Marsanne 2005 10 / 40 Willakenzie Willamette Valley Pinot Noir 2006 57 the reds Keller La Cruz Vineyard Pinot Noir 2005 69 Grayson Cellars Central Coast Pinot Noir 2006 7 / Adelsheim Willamette Valley Pinot Noir 2006 59 28 Rabbit Ridge Allure Paso Robles 2005 6 / 24 Cristom Mt. Jefferson Cuvee Pinot Noir 2006 69 Round Hill California Cabernet Sauvignon 2006 5 / Lane Tanner Julia's Vineyard Pinot Noir 2006 79 20 Grayson Cellars Central Coast Zinfandel 2005 6 / 24 Domaine Drouhin Oregon Pinot Noir 2006 89 Fortitude Frediani Vineyard Napa Valley Red 2004 8 Au Bon Climat Isabelle California Pinot Noir 2005 / 32 99 Le Bon Vin Napa Valley Merlot 2004 9 / 36 Neyers Neyers Ranch Napa Valley Merlot 2005 55 Tapiz Argentina Syrah 2005 10 / 40 Ave Mendoza Malbec 2006 10 / 40 black fruit varietals Casa Lapostolle Chile Cabernet Sauvignon 2006 9 / Clayhouse Adobe Red Paso Robles 2005 36 36 Trinitas Contra Costa County OV Zinfandel 2005 39 Martin Family 3 Vineyards Dry Creek Zinfandel the whites 2003 45 sparklers Fleur California Petite Sirah 2006 29 Schramsberg Blanc de Noir 2004 59 Spencer Roloson Palaterra Napa Valley 2004 45 Schramsberg Blanc de Blanc 2004 59 Verdad Santa Ynez Valley Tempranillo 2005 40 Chandon Rosé Carneros NV 39 McDowell Napa Valley Syrah 2003 42 Schramsberg Rosé 2005 69 Red Car Box Car California Syrah 2006 49 Chandon Riche Carneros NV (Demi-Sec) 39 Solena Del Rio Vineyard Oregon Syrah 2003 55 Schramsberg Reserve 1999 99 Hamel Napa Valley Syrah 1999 59 Qupe Hillside Bien Nacido Vineyard Syrah 2004 89 floral & vibrant Tablas Creek Esprit de Beaucastel 2005 89 Altosur Mendoza Sauvignon Blanc 2008 18 Dehlinger Russain River Valley Syrah 2005 125 Casa Lapostolle Chile Sauvignon Blanc 2007 25 Holy Cow Washington State Merlot 2006 39 Honig Napa Valley Sauvignon Blanc 2007 35 Steltzner Napa Valley Claret 2005 39 Twisted Oak Silvaspoons Lodi Verdelho 2006 36 Nelms Road Columbia Valley Merlot 2006 49 Truth California White Blend 2007 39 Worthy Sophia's Cuvee Cabernet Sauvignon 2005 55 Selene Hyde Vineyards Sauvignon Blanc 2007 55 Honig Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2005 59 Chehalem INOX Willamette Valley Chardonnay Vita Nova Acronicus Santa Barbara County 1997 65 2007 39 Brooks Willamette Valley Riesling 2006 59 Salvestrin Retaggio Napa Valley 2004 75 Spring Valley Vineyards Uriah Walla Walla Valley Wiemer Finger Lakes Gewurztraminer 2006 49 2004 95 Dehlinger Russian River Valley Claret 2005 99 rich & fruit forward Amizetta Rockin White California NV 35 the monsters Domaine Serene Evenstad Reserve Pinot Noir 2005 Willakenzie Oregon Pinot Blanc 2007 39 95 Robert Foley Napa Valley Pinot Blanc 2007 59 JC Cellars Iron Hill Zinfandel 2006 65 Charles Smith Holy Cow Chardonnay 2006 29 Neyers Pato Vineyard Mourvedre 2005 69 Neyers Cuvee d"Honneur Napa Valley Syrah 2005 Terrazas Reserva Mendoza Chardonnay 2006 35 89 Lioco Sonoma County Chardonnay 2006 45 Salvestrin Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2004 99 Heitz Cellars Napa Valley Chardonnay 2006 49 Neyers AME Napa Valley 2005 125 Heitz Martha's Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon 2002 Mt. Eden Saratoga Cuvee Chardonnay 2006 65 195 Dehlinger Estate Chardonnay 2005 95 Shafer Hillside Select Stags Leap District 2003 395 Cristom Eola-Amity Hills Viognier 2006 57 Whitehall Virginia Viognier 2006 39 an eye on maryland wine Tablas Creek Paso Robles Grenache Blanc 2004 59 Black Ankle Maryland Viognier 35 Tablas Creek Esprit de Beaucastel 2005 89 Elk Run Maryland Gewurztraminer 29 Basignani Montbray Vineyard Old Vine Seyval Blanc 35 the half bottles Basignani Lorenzino Reserve 2005 45 Gruet Blanc de Noir NV 18 Cygnus Julian 2004 49 Truchard Carneros Roussanne 2005 20 Black Ankle Crumbling Rock 75 Dme. Serene Cote Sud Vineyard Chardonnay 2004 32 Bergstrom Shea Willamette Valley Pinot Noir 2006 60 .
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