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The Wine List WINE LIST TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 ……… INDEX 12 ….. PINOT NOIR | TEMPRANILLO 2-3 … CHATEAU STE. MICHELLE FEATURED WINES 13 ….. SANGIOVESE | ZINFANDEL | PETITE SIRAH | PETIT VERDOT | GRENACHE | BARBERA | NERELLO MASCADLES 4 ….. HALF BOTTLES SPARKLING, DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED, MAGNUMS 14 ….. SYRAH | SHIRAZ | MALBEC 5 ….. CHAMPAGNE | SPARKLING WINES 15 ….. CABERNET FRANC | RED TABLE WINES 6 …. CHARDONNAY 16-17 … RED BLENDS (Washington) 7…. PINOT GRIS | ROUSSANNE | VIOGNIER | SEMILLON | ROSÉ | VERMENTINO 18 …… RED BLENDS (California, Italy, France) 8 ….. WHITE BLENDS | GRENACHE BLANC | FUMÉ BLANC | RIESLING | CHENIN BLANC | ALBARINO 19 …… DESSERT WINES AND PORTS 9-10 … GEWURZTRAMINER/CABERNET SAUVIGNON 11 ….. MERLOT D&P = “Diamonds and Pearls Series” Wines Chateau Ste. Michelle Wine Estates is recognized internationally for its leadership role in developing a world-class viticultural region—Washington CABERNET SAUVIGNON State’s Columbia Valley—and later for building a diverse portfolio of prestige $105 wines from California, Italy, France, New Zealand and Chile. CHATEAU STE. MICHELLE “ETHOS” RESERVE 2011 We at Sun Mountain Lodge are very proud to have a longstanding relationship in carrying Chateau Ste. Michelle wines for over thirty years. Enjoy! RED MERITAGE $125 CHATEAU STE. MICHELLE “ARTIST’S SERIES” SPARKLING WINE 2009 $42 LUXE BRUT 2014 — Columbia Valley $29 DOMAINE STE. MICHELLE NV — Columbia Valley CHARDONNAY $54 CHATEAU STE. MICHELLE COLD CREEK VINEYARD 2016 — Columbia Valley $72 ETHOS RESERVE 2013 — Columbia Valley SAUVIGNON BLANC $31 CHATEAU STE. MICHELLE 2016 — Horse Heaven Hills ~ 2 ~ BLENDS COL SOLARE SHINING HILL $133 2009- Columbia Valley COL SOLARE $150 2008 - Columbia Valley COL SOLARE $150 2009 - Columbia Valley COL SOLARE $150 2010 - Columbia Valley COL SOLARE $150 2012— Red Mountain D&P COL SOLARE $150 2013— Red Mountain D&P SPRING VALLEY VINEYARD URIAH $90 2009 - Walla Walla Valley TENET GSM $112 2013 - Columbia Valley ~ 3 ~ HALF BOTTLES CHAMPAGNE RED WINE $62 $58 MOET CHANDON IMPERIAL DUCKHORN MERLOT NV — Epernay 2018 - Napa Valley $54 $36 PERRIER – JOUËT GRAND BRUT L’ECOLE #41 CABERNET SAUVIGNON NV — Epernay 2017 $70 $47 VEUVE CLICQUOT BRUT RIDGE NV — A Reims 2018 — Zinfandel | Petite Sirah | Carignane/Mourvedre — Lytton Springs, Healdsburg, California SPARKLING WINE MAGNUM $36 DOMAINE CHANDON BRUT $60 ELOUAN PINOT NOIR NV — California 2017— Oregon WHITE WINE $34 DUCKHORN SAUVIGNON BLANC 2017 — Napa Valley $26 LONGSHADOWS POET’S LEAP RIESLING 2018 — Columbia Valley $23 LA CREMA CHARDONNAY 2018 — Sonoma Coast $26 SONOMA CUTRER CHARDONNAY 2017 — Russian River Ranches ~ 4 ~ CHAMPAGNE AND SPARKLING WINES CHAMPAGNE SPARKLING WINE France Washington $135 $65 BOIZEL BRUT ROCKY POND DOMAINE CHEVALLE BLANC de BLANC NV — Epernay NV - LAKE CHELAN $400 CRISTAL Oregon 2004 — Louis Roederer Á Reims $45 ARGYLE BRUT $165 DRAPPIER 2014 — Willamette Valley 2009 — Grand Sendrée $335 DOM PERIGNON California $65 2009 — Epernay GLORIA FERRER BRUT NV — Sonoma County $46 JE TAIME CREMANT ROSé $65 NV —Limoux Proteger GLORIA FERRER CUVÉE BRUT NV — Sonoma County $300 KRUG GRANDE CUVEE BRUT $65 NV — Á Reims GLORIA FERRER BLANC DE NOIR NV — Sonoma County $99 LOUIS ROEDERER BRUT $75 NV — Á Reims J CUVEE 20 NV — Sonoma County $114 MOET & CHANDON IMPERIAL $54 NV — Epernay MUMM NAPA CUVÉE M NV — Napa County $90 PERRIER-JOUËT GRAND BRUT NV — Epernay New Mexico $145 $34 TAITTINGER BRUT GRUET BRUT NV — Á Reims NV $147 $34 VEUVE CLICQUOT BRUT GRUET ROSÉ NV — Á Reims NV Italy $36 COL de SALICI VALDOBBIADENE DOCG 2018 $36 LA MARCA NV $40 PRUNOTTO MOSCATO D'ASTI 2018 South Africa $45 GRAHAM BECK NV - South Africa ~ 5 ~ CHARDONNAY Washington $24 $42 MERF MARK RYAN "THE VINCENT" 2018 — Columbia Valley 2019 — Columbia Valley $54 $45 GILBERT CELLARS UNOAKED NOVELTY HILL – STILLWATER CREEK VINEYARD 2016 — Columbia Valley 2015 — Columbia Valley $32 $47 HERITAGE BY BROWNE PASSING TIME 2018 — Columbia Valley 2017 — Columbia Valley $48 $42 L’ECOLE #41 ROCKY POND 2017 — Columbia Valley Clos Chevalle Vineyard, Lake Chelan AVA 2016 $38 RYAN PATRICK CHARDONNAY Chablis – France 2015 — Rock Island, Columbia Valley $88 Domaine Christian Moreau Pere & Fils, 1st Cru $56 2017 — Burgundy TILDIO 2018 — Lake Chelan $42 TWO MOUNTAIN 2018 — Rattlesnake Hills California $60 $68 ANTINORI ANTICA CHARDONNAY PATZ & HALL 2014 — NAPA VALLEY 2015 - Dutton Ranch, Russian River - 94 pts by Wine D&P Spectator $50 $35 THE CALLING PATZ & HALL 2016 — Dutton Ranch, Russian River —92 points by Wine 2015 - Sonoma Coast Spectator $82 $35 ROMBAUER THE CALLING 2019 — Carneros 2016/2017 - Sonoma Coast $72 $65 SONOMA CUTRER DUCKHORN 2015 — Russian River Ranches 2016 — Napa Valley $56 THE CALLING 2018 — Dutton Ranch, Russian River $42 STAG'S LEAP HANDS OF TIME 2018-Napa Valley ~ 6 ~ PINOT GRIS ROSÉ Washington Washington $40 $27 LOST RIVER WINERY FLEURS DE PRAIRIE 2019 — Columbia Valley 2019 — Grenache/Cinsault Syrah — Cotes do Provence $27 DUNHAM CELLARS Oregon 2020 — Cabernet Franc - Columbia Valley $39 KING ESTATE 2018 — Willamette Valley SAUVIGNON BLANC $23 PRIMARIUS 2017 — Dundee Washington $38 ROCKY POND VIOGNIER (vee-oh-nyay) 2016 — Double D Vineyard, Columbia Valley $56 TILDIO Washington/Australia 2018 — Lake Chelan $36 GAMACHE VINTNERS 2018 — Horse Heaven Hills California $41 $62 YALUMBA DUCKHORN 2017 — Australia 2017 — Napa Valley $50 ROMBAUER SEMILLON 2016 — Napa Valley Washington New Zealand $42 CAVE B $31 MONKEY BAY 2016 | Ancient Lakes 2019 — Marlborough VERMENTINO Italy $42 Antinori Guado Al Tasso 2019 | Italy ~ 7 ~ WHITE BLENDS Chile $27 CHARDONNAY Washington 2016 $40 HEDGES $27 ROSÉ 2018 — Marsanne | Viognier, Red Mountain D&P 2016 $42 $32 NORTHSTAR STELLA BLANCA CARMENERE 2015 — Semillon | Sauvignon Blanc | Muscadelle — Columbia 2015 Valley $108 D&P LA PETIT CLOS $42 2016- Cabernet Sauvignon | Merlot | Carmenere WAPATO POINT CELLARS "HARMONY" 2017 — Pinot Gris | Riesling — Lake Chelan D&P RIESLING Portugal Washington $30 $40 PLANATO DOURO DUNHAM CELLARS 2018 - Portugal 2014 — Lewis Estate Vineyard, Columbia Valley D&P $38 ROCKY POND GRENACHE BLANC 2017 — Clos Chevalle Vineyard, Lake Chelan AVA Washington Germany $50 $21 TWO VINTNERS, BOUSHEY VINEYARD HANS LANG SABRINA SEMI DRY RIESLING 2015 — Yakima Valley 2007 — Germany FUMÉ BLANC France $48 DOMAINE WEINBACH Washington 2018 — Alsace $56 TILDIO 2018 — Lake Chelan ALBARINO $35 PALENCIA CHENIN BLANC 2019 — Ancient Lakes, Washington $35 Washington/France/South Africa MORGADIO $27 2018 — Rias Baixus, Spain PACIFIC RIM 2015 — Yakima Valley $42 GEWURZTRAMINER FRANCE - SAUVION VOUVRAY $30 2018 - Loire Valley, France PIERRE SPARR 2019 — Alsace $37 SOUTH AFRICA- SECATEURS 2018 - South Africa ~ 8 ~ CABERNET SAUVIGNON $76 DUSSEK Washington 2013 — Columbia Valley $120 ABEJA $184 2014 — Columbia Valley GORMAN ALBATROSS RESERVE 2009 — Red Mountain $150 ABEJA $58 2014 — Heather Hills, Walla Walla Valley HIGHTOWER 2017 — Red Mountain $150 BETZ PÉRE de FAMILLE $85 2011 — Columbia Valley JANUIK 2017 — Columbia Valley $85 CANVASBACK $64 2016 — Red Mountain L'ECOLE #41 2017 — Columbia Valley $51 CHATEAU FAIRE LE PONT $200 2013 — Columbia Valley LEONETTI 2018 — Walla Walla Valley $75 COLUMBIA CREST RESERVE $42 2012 — Wautoma Springs Vineward, Columbia Valley LOBO HILLS D&P 2017 — Columbia Valley $29 $44 COLUMBIA WINERY MARYHILL 2017 — Columbia Valley 2016 — Columbia Valley $190 $65 CORLISS MULLEN ROAD CELLARS 2013 — Columbia Valley 2017 — Columbia Valley $150 $81 DELILLE FOUR FLAGS NORTHSTAR CABERNET SAUVIGNON 2011 — Red Mountain 2015 — Columbia Valley D&P $125 DEN HOED ANDREAS $117 2010 — Horse Heaven Hills PASSING TIME 2016 — Red Mountain $99 DUNHAM $120 2013 — Columbia Valley PEPPERBRIDGE 2015 — Walla Walla Valley $30 PENDULUM 2018 — Columbia Valley $250 QUILCEDA CREEK 2008 — Columbia Valley $275 QUILCEDA CREEK 2009 — Columbia Valley $69 ROBERT KARL 2012 — Columbia Valley ~ 9 ~ CABERNET SAUVIGNON Washington California $65 $95 ROCKY POND 11 DAMS ANTINORI ANTICA CABERNET SAUVIGNON 2017 — Columbia Valley 2012 — Napa Valley D&P $45 SKULL & CHAIN $88 BERINGER KVR 2017 — Red Mountain 2015 — Knight's Valley Reserve, Night's Valley $37 TERRA BLANCA $120 DARIOUSH CARAVAN 2017 — Red Mountain 2014 — Napa Valley $110 VA PIANO $185 DUCKHORN MONITOR LEDGE VINEYARD 2015 — Walla Walla Valley 2006 — Napa Valley $100 TRANCHE ESTATE GROWN $150 DUNN VINEYARD 2013 — Blue mountain Vineyard, Walla Walla Valley 2011 — Napa Valley $56 WOODWARD CANYON NELMS ROAD $38 ELY by CALLAWAY 2017 —Columbia Valley 2018 — Paso Robles $110 WOODWARD CANYON ARTISTS SERIES $90 ORIN SWIFT CELLARS PALEMERO 2014 —Columbia Valley 2014 — Napa Valley $65 Australia QUILT $35 PAXTON ORGANIC 2015 — Napa Valley 2018 —McClarenvale $142 RODNEY STRONG "ROCKAWAY" 2015 — Alexander Valley $125 ROMBAUER 2014 — Napa Valley $100 SCATTERED PEAKS 2015 — Napa Valley $130 STAG’S LEAP CELLARS 2015 — Napa Valley D&P $75 THE CALLING 2016 — Russian River $40 THE LOST CHAPTERS 2017 — Napa Valley ~ 10 ~ MERLOT Washington $89 $62 ABEJA L'ECOLE #41 2015 —Columbia Valley 2016 — Columbia Valley $76 $65 ASCENT NORTHSTAR 2014 — Stemilt Creek | Columbia Valley 2015 — Columbia Valley D&P $60 GAMACHE VINTNERS $70 SEVEN HILLS 2013 — Columbia Valley 2015 — Columbia Valley $42 HIGHTOWER $68 TWO VINTNERS 2014 — Red Mountain 2015 — Pepperbridge Vineyard — Walla Walla Valley California $29 $95 BENZINGER FAMILY WINERY DUCKHORN 2013 — Sonoma County — Certified Sustainable Grape Growing 2011 — Napa Valley Region $105 CAKEBREAD 2011 — Napa Valley ~ 11 ~ PINOT NOIR Oregon $55 $45 ARGYLE ELOUAN 2017 — Willamette Valley 2017 — Oregon
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