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We Have Decided to Bring Together a Fantastic Selection of New, up and Coming Grapes, Regions and Styles of American Wines. Some We have decided to bring together a fantastic selection of new, up and coming grapes, regions and styles of American wines. Some of our team have recently been visiting vineyards and meeting wine makers from California, Oregon and the Washington State, who emphasise modern winemaking techniques, whilst using unusual grapes for the location. Our sommelier’s selection is a great way for us to share some of our cellar treasures through a balanced selection available by the glass and by the carafe. Using the revolutionary Coravin system, we are now able to sample some of our finest wine in different measures. We are also organising ‘Sommelier’s Booths’, an exquisite experience at New Street Grill. These little gems means that with your food choices our sommelier will perfectly match specific wines to your menu – these will also run along a theme whether it be winemaker, country, region, grape variety or style of wine. Please ask your Sommelier for more details. We would like you to share our discovery and hope you’ll enjoy. The Team: Lukas Nikanorovas, Head Sommelier Andre Porasso, Sommelier Jacopo Armenio, Junior Sommelier Index Wines by the Glass and Carafes 1-2 Champagne and Sparkling Wines 3-4 Rosé Wines 5 WHITE WINES USA 6 Canada, Argentina, Australia & New Zealand 7 South Africa & Japan 8 Bordeaux, Alsace & Savoie 9 Burgundy 10-11 Rhône Valley 12 Languedoc -Roussillon 13 Loire Valley 14 Italy 15 Spain, Portugal, Hungary, England 16 Germany, Austria 17 RED WINES USA & Canada 18-20 Chile & Argentina 21 Australia 22 New Zealand & South Africa 23 Bordeaux 24-25 Burgundy 26-27 Beaujolais & Rhône Valley 28-29 Languedoc -Roussillon 30 South West, Provence & Loire-Valley 31 Italy 32-33 Spain & Portugal 34 Austria, Germany, Hungary, Turkey & Lebanon 35 Sweet Wines 36-38 Fortified Wines 39 Wines by the Glass & Carafe CHAMPAGNE & SPARKLING WINE 125ml NV Bodega Chandon Brut, Mendoza Argentina 9.50 NV Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial, Champagne France 12.50 NV Pomme ry Apanage Rosé, Champagne France 16.50 NV Krug Grande Cuvée Brut, Champagne France 29.00 WHITE WINE 175ml 500ml 2014 Cuvée Jean-Paul, Pays des Côtes de Gascogne France 5.50 16.00 2013 Verdicchio Classico Superiore, Monte Schiavo Italy 7.50 22.00 2013 Chardonnay, Bogle Vineyards, California USA 9.50 28.00 2014 Pinot Blanc ‘Les Charmes’, Kritt, Alsace France 11.50 32.00 201 1 Viognier Freemark Abbey, Napa Valley USA 14.00 39.00 2015 Sauvignon Blanc , Cloudy Bay, Marlborough NZ 15.50 44.00 ROSÉ WINE 175ml 500ml 2014 Cuvée Jean-Paul, Pays des Côtes de Gascogne France 5.50 16.00 RED WINE 175ml 500ml 201 4 Merlot, Esprit de Sérame, Pays d’Oc France 6.00 17.00 2012 Shiraz,P ays des Peter cotes Lehmann, de Gascogne, Weighbridge France Australia 7.50 20.50 2014 Malbec Estate, Humberto Canale, Patagonia Argentina 9.50 26.00 2013 Nero d’Avola, Feudo Maccari, Sicily Italy 10.50 28.00 201 3 Pinot Noir, Byron, Santa Barbara County USA 12.00 32.00 201 2 Cab., Sauvignon 'H.I.P.', Hedges, Washington USA 14.00 36.00 1 Sommelier’s Glass Using the innovative Enomatic and Coravin systems we are excited to offer you our favourite wines by the glass. Treat yourself to some of the finest and rarest wines of the world. Enomatic White 125ml 175ml 500ml 2013 Sauvignon Blanc Blend, ‘CMS’, Hedges, 7 10 29 Washington State, USA 2013 Pinot Gris, Firesteed, Oregon, USA 8 11 30 2013 Riesling ‘Eroica’, Chateau Ste Michelle, 10 14 40 Washington State, USA 2012 Chardonnay, De Wetshof ‘Bateleur’, Robertson, SA 14 19 54 Coravin White 125ml 175ml 500ml 2010 Chablis 1er Cru, Vincent Dauvissat ‘La Forest’, 27 37 - Burgundy, France 2010 Kistler ‘Les Noisetiers’, Sonoma Coast, USA 28 38 - Enomatic Red 125ml 175ml 500ml 2012 Syrah-Grenache-Mourvedre, Sequillo, Swartland, SA 10 14 39 2011 Numanthia, Toro, Spain 24 33 94 2007 Morey-St-Denis 1er Cru, Heresztyn ‘Les Millandes’, 26 36 104 Burgundy, France 2010 Bordeaux Blend, Cheval des Andes, Mendoza, Argentina 28 39 114 Coravin Red 125ml 175ml 500ml 2008 Amarone della Valpolicella Classico, Tommaso Bussola, 32 44 - Veneto, Italy 2000 Cabernet Sauvignon, Caymus ‘Special Selection’, 66 92 - Napa Valley, USA 2010 Sine Qua Non ‘Five Shooters’, California, USA 85 120 - 2006 Sine Qua Non ‘In The Crosshairs’, California, USA 135 185 - 2 CHAMPAGNE NON VINTAGE NV Moët & Chandon ‘Brut Impérial’ 69 NV Louis Roederer ‘Brut Premier’ 78 NV Laurent Perrier, Brut 83 NV Veuve Clicquot, Brut 85 NV Besserat de Bellefon, Cuvée B de B, Brut 110 BLANC DE BLANCS NV Ruinart, Brut 105 NV Ulysse Colin, Extra Brut 109 BLANC DE NOIRS NV Cédric Bouchard ‘Inflorescence’, Brut 95 NV Jérôme Prévost ‘Les Beguines’, Extra Brut 105 ROSÉ NV Pommery Apanage Rosé, Brut 89 NV Perrier Jouët Blason Rosé, Brut 90 NV Moët & Chandon ‘Rosé Imperial’, Brut 90 NV Franck Pascal ‘Tolérance’, Brut 110 NV Laurent Perrier Rosé, Brut magnum 198 VINTAGE 2007 Perrier Jouët ‘Belle Epoque’, Brut 180 2006 Louis Roederer ‘Cristal’, Brut 249 2005 Françis Boulard ‘Les Rachais’, Brut Nature 130 2005 Dom Pérignon, Brut 196 2005 Dom Pérignon, Brut magnum 460 2004 Diebolt-Vallois ‘Fleur de Passion’, Brut 129 2002 Pommery ‘Cuvée Louise’, Brut 225 1988 Salon ‘Le Mesnil’, Blanc de Blancs Brut 850 Collection: 27 years ago, Alain Thiénot decided to build a new Champagne House.The challenge of penetrating a milieu where the greatest names began their existence as far back as the 18th century is testament to the character of this determined entrepreneur, and combines his fundamental beliefs of terroir, technical mastery and the ability to share his knowledge with others. This incredible journey has resulted in a brand of international renown that combines luxury and innovation. 2006 ‘Cuvée Garance’, Blanc de Noirs 125 2002 ‘Grande Cuvée’ 125 2004 ‘La Vigne aux Gamins’ 210 2000 ‘Cuvée Alain’ magnum 255 3 Collection: The House of Krug illustrates the amazing adventure of a visionary, Joseph Krug, a determined man with an uncompromising philosophy, who understood that the essence of Champagne is pleasure itself. He wanted to offer his clients the ultimate pleasure experience in Champagne every year, regardless of the annual changes in climate Krug is the only House to offer five Prestige Cuvees that are all different, while all being of equal, undisputed quality and distinction. Each Cuvee conveys a particular interpretation of excellence, offering an inimitable experience the moment it is tasted, overwhelming the senses with exceptional pleasure. NV ‘Grande Cuvée’, Brut half 94 NV ‘Grande Cuvée’, Brut 185 NV ‘Grande Cuvée’, Brut Rosé 279 2003 ‘Vintage’, Brut 250 2000 ‘Vintage’, Brut 260 2000 ‘Clos du Mesnil’, Brut 690 2000 ‘Clos d’Ambonnay’, Brut 2150 1998 ‘Clos d’Ambonnay’, Brut 2150 1989 ‘Collection’, Brut 450 SPARKLING WINE CANADA Ontario NV Peller, Ice Cuvee Classic, VQA Niagara Peninsula 64 ARGENTINA Mendoza NV Bodegas Santa Ana, Extra Brut 38 NV Bodegas Chandon, Brut 55 AUSTRALIA Tasmania NV Riesling Sekt ‘Pepik’, Joseph Chromy 59 ENGLAND West Sussex 2010 Nyetimber Classic Cuvée, Brut 69 2009 Nyetimber Brut Rosé 110 2007 Nyetimber Blanc de Blanc, Brut 105 Kent 2008 Gusbourne ‘Reserve’, Brut 76 Cornwall 2012 Camel Valley, Brut 79 4 ROSÉ WINE FRANCE Rhône Valley 2014 Tavel, Prieuré de Montézargues 46 2013 Val Joanis ‘Les Agasses’ 30 2013 Côtes de Ventoux, Domaine de Fondreche ‘l’Instant’ 36 2013 Tavel, Château d’Aqueria 42 Côtes de Provence 2014 Château Miraval 55 2012 Château d’Esclans 76 Loire Valley 2012 Cheverny, Pascal Bellier 34 Bordeaux 2012 Château Tour de Mirambeau Reserve 36 USA California 2014 White Zinfandel, The Big Top, Lodi 24 Collection: Rimauresq takes its name from the Real Mauresque, the river that flows through the vineyards. The domaine sits at the foot of the Massif des Maures mountain range, 20 minutes from Toulon. With a unique microclimate, the estate benefits from both the cooling mistral winds and the shade of the mountains above. This shade gives a longer ripening period in the crucial weeks prior to harvest. Nine noble grape varieties are found at Rimauresq, including Cinsault, Mourvedre, and Tibouren for the rosés. 2014 Domaine de Rimauresq, Cru Classé 39 2013 Domaine de Rimauresq, Cru Classé magnum 82 5 U.S.A. WHITE WINE OREGON Chardonnay 2013 Adelsheim, Willamette Valley 59 2012 Bergström ‘Old Stones’, Willamette Valley 76 2011 Bachelder, Willamette Valley 85 Pinot Gris 2013 Firesteed, Rogue Valley 46 CALIFORNIA Arneis 2012 Seghesio, Russian River Valley 55 Albariño 2012 Marimar Estate, Russian River Valley 72 Chardonnay 2013 De Loach ‘Heritage Reserve’ 35 2013 Bogle Vineyards, Clarksburg & Monterey 43 2013 Byron, Santa Barbara County 49 2013 Kistler ‘Les Noisetiers, Sonoma Coast 160 2012 Au Bon Climat ‘Wild Boy’, Santa Barbara County 75 2010 Kendall-Jackson ‘Camelot Highlands’, Santa Maria 80 Valley Chenin Blanc 2013 Pine Ridge, Napa Valley 42 2013 Dry Creek Vineyard, Wilson Ranch, Sonoma 50 Sauvignon Blanc 2012 Morgan, Monterey 55 Colombard Blend NV Viano Vineyard ‘Hillside White’, Contra Costa County 35 Grenache Blanc 2012 Tablas Creek, Paso Robles 72 Malvasia Bianca 2012 Birichino, Monterey 46 Roussanne 2009 Terre Rouge ‘Monarch Mine Vineyard’, Sierra Foothills 68 Viognier 2012 Eberle Winery, Mill Road Vineyard, Paso Robles 66 2012 Qupé, Bien Nacido, Central Coast 53 2011 Freemark Abbey, Napa Valley 59 2010 Terre Rouge, Fiddletown, Sierra Foothills 72 WASHINGTON STATE Riesling 2013 Chateau Ste Michelle ‘Eroica’ 58 6 CANADA WHITE WINE 2011 Bachelder, Niagara 85 ARGENTINA WHITE WINE Chardonnay 2014 Viña Cobos ‘Felino’, Mendoza 48 Torrontés 2015 Bodegas Santa Ana, Mendoza 37 2011 Manos Negras, San Juan
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