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PRST STD 4935 McConnell Ave #21, Los Angeles, CA 90066 U.S. POSTAGE (310) 306-2822 Fax (310) 821-4555 PAID TORRANCE, CA • Fine Wine PERMIT No. 102 • Champagne • Single Malts • Vodka • Gin • Tequila • Bourbon • Whiskey • Brandy • Liqueurs • Beer • Soft Drinks • Juices • Waters • and Much More.. www.BeverageWarehouse.com Beverage Purveyors Since 1970 SKYY Piper-Heidsieck Brut. $29.99 1.75L ...$17.99 RHRH PhillipsPhillips Piper Sonoma Toasted Head Chardonnay. $7.99 Brut ...$11.99 Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio . .$16.99 PlatinumPlatinum Vodka 1.75L. $12.99 PatrPatronon SilverSilver See page 12-13 for more 375ml. $19.95 Gift Packs 2014 Holiday Catalog (310) 306-2822 www.BeverageWarehouse.com Beverage Purveyors Since 1970 All Your Gift Giving Items Spirits pages 12-29 Found Here Over 8,000 Items in Stock Imported and Domestic Beer pages 30-31 (310) 306-2822 www.BeverageWarehouse.com Champagne and NOWNOW ININ STSTOCKOCK Sparkling Wines page 4-6 Tequila nearly 500 in stock Vodka over 300 in stock Cognac & Brandy over 250 in stock Rum over 250 in stock Whiskey over 300 in stock Scotch Blended & S.M. over 200 in stock Open To The Public 7 Days A Week Fine Wine pages 7-11 Over 1,500 Wines Monday - Saturday 9am - 6pm From Around the World Sunday 10am - 5pm We also deliver ... (310) 306-2822 ( Closed Christmas Day & New Year’s Day ) As seen in “West L.A. Shops” WINE SPECTATOR April 30th, 2003 “Award of Distinction” Over 10,000sq. ft. of Beverages ZAGAT SURVEY Non-Alcoholic Products Visit BeverageWarehouse.com From the 405 freeway, take the 90 freeway Westbound toward Marina Del Rey and exit at Culver BL. Turn right onto Culver Bl. Travel 1/4 mile heading East. Turn right on McConnell Ave. Travel 3/4 block down McConnell and turn right into the complex. We are unit #21 at the very end of the plaza. From Santa Monica, or the Marina, take Lincoln Boulevard to the 90 freeway Eastbound. Travel Eastbound on 90 Fwy staying in the right lane (Do not enter freeway) until Culver Bl. Make left turn onto Culver Bl. and travel East 1/4 mile and turn right onto McConnell. Travel 3/4 block down McConnell and turn right into the complex. We are unit #21 at the very end of the plaza. CALL US FOR DIRECTIONS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. FROM YOUR AREA ITEMS ARE SUBJECT TO QUANTITY ON HAND. VINTAGES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. VINTAGES SHOWN ON PHOTOS NOT NECESSARILY CURRENT VINTAGE. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR (310) 306-2822 TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE C.R.V. Champagne & Sparkling Wines Taittinger Bollinger NV Brut La Francaise NV Special Cuvee Brut Subtle overall, offering a creamy mousse and a pleasing Like a fine tapestry, this weaves rich flavors of juiciness to the notes of apricot tart, slivered almond, blackberry tart, lemon parfait, graphite and toasted a orchard blossom and apple. lmond together on the creamy palate. Finely honed 90 points Wine Spectator acidity creates a vibrant thread throughout. $36.99 (11343) 93 points Wine Spectator $57.99 (11443) ‘04 Dom Perignon There's a sense of tension paired with grace in this deftly ‘06 Cristal Brut balanced version, with a rich and smoky vein of ‘06 Cristal Brut minerality underscoring the flavors of poached apple, This elegant version shows beautiful texture and a sense of honey, financier and sun-dried black cherry, showing hints finesse despite the underlying power of vibrant acidity and smoky of roasted almond, coffee liqueur and ground spice. minerality. The palate offers a finely layered mesh of 95 points Wine Spectator blackberry, poached pear, almond pastry, lemon zest and pickled ginger flavors. Call for Price (18351) 95 Points Wine Spectator Louis Roederer Brut '07 Call for Price (12353) "While 2007 was not the greatest vintage, NV Roederer managed to produce one of the best wines Roederer Estate Brut NV of the year. It is a great blend of mature yellow fruits, Focused and vibrant, with aromas of creamy apple, cinnamon and with a pure line of tangy orange zest. Tightly textured, hazelnut leading to complex, layered flavors of lemon custard, with bright acidity and steely minerality, it promises long mineral and almond. The finish lingers. aging." 91 points Wine Spectator 96 points Wine Enthusiast $19.99 (12049) $69.99 (07456) Veuve Clicquot Brut Veuve Clicquot 2004 Yellow Label NV Gold Label Brut Well-knit and balanced, with vibrant acidity framing A fine frame of firm acidity structures this lightly toasty hints of blackberry, white cherry, biscuit, honey and version, offering a lively, creamy bead to carry the candied lemon zest. Offers a lightly smoky finish. flavors of apple tarte Tatin, black currant and smoky 90 points Wine Spectator mineral, which shows hints of grated coconut, orange Call for Price (11348) peel and ground clove. 93 points Wine Spectator Veuve Clicquot 2004 $79.99 (14499) La Grande Dame Brut Veuve Clicquot Sleek, with mouthwatering acidity and an aromatic base note Brut Rose NV of chalky minerality, this features well-meshed flavors of Bright and expressive, with mouthwatering acidity and black currant pâte de fruit, pastry, candied ginger and refined texture, layered with black cherry, spiced plum, almond skin. The finely detailed, creamy mousse almond skin, honey and candied ginger notes. Shows lends lasting finesse to the finish. lovely balance, offering a lasting finish of smoky mineral. 94 points Wine Spectator 91 Points Wine Spectator $129.95 (11346) $59.99 (16576) 4 www.BeverageWarehouse.com Call Today (310) 306-2822 Or Fax Us (310) 821-4555 Laurent-Perrier Pol Roger Brut Rose Cuvee NV Reserve Brut NV Shows fine balance, with a vibrant tanginess to the flavors of Fresh and open-knit, this chalky Champagne offers black currant, strawberry, licorice and candied ginger. Features a lively notes of green apple and crunchy white peach fine, creamy bead, revealing a lasting note of smoky fruit, spring blossom, biscuit and candied lemon zest. mineral on the finish. 90 points Wine Spectator 92 points Wine Spectator $44.99 (07458) $59.99 (14072) Moet Chandon Piper-Heidsieck Imperial Brut NV Lemon curd and glazed apricot notes mix with hints of biscuit, Brut NV black raspberry and smoky mineral in this lightly creamy version, Smoke and toasted brioche notes ride a lively bead in this offering a lively bead and well-cut acidity. well-cut Champagne, layered with pastry cream, poached 91 points Wine Spectator apple, fresh ginger, honey and yellow plum flavors. Lightly creamy throughout, with a hint of $39.99 (02358) fleur de sel on the finish. La Marca Prosecco 91 points Wine Spectator $29.99 (11599) This sparkling wine is pale, golden straw in color. Bubbles are full textured and persistent. On the nose the wine brings fresh Jacquart citrus with hints of honey and white floral notes. The flavor is fresh and clean, with ripe citrus, lemon, green apple, and touches Blanc De Blancs '06 of grapefruit, minerality, and some toast. The finish is light, The wine has notes of dried flowers, morello refreshing, and crisp. cherries and brioche. Fresh and light at first, then $13.99 (03569) an explosion of mouthwatering flavours with white peaches and citrus notes in abundance. Alfred Gratien Very long, light, elegant finish. $52.99 (07471) Brut NV An elegant version, sculpted by well-cut acidity and a hint of chalky mineral, this features a fine bead Drappier and flavors of apple, tangy black currant, honey, Brut Rose NV almond and gingerbread. Lasting finish. Lightly floral on the nose, with hints of lavender and 91 points Wine Spectator verbena, and spicy on the palate, offering ground clove $42.99 (07457) and anise accents to the flavors of pastry dough, wild NV cherry, golden raisin, grated coconut and fleur de sel. Perrier-Jouet Grand Brut NV Harmonious and elegant throughout, presenting a long, Elegant and finely balanced, with a subtle vein of smoky mouthwatering finish. minerality underscoring juicy poached apple, candied lemon zest, 92 points Wine Spectator gingersnap and honey notes. A fine aperitif. 91 points Wine Spectator $49.99 (07453) $44.99 (12540) Billecart-Salmon Billecart-Salmon Brut Rose NV Brut Reserve NV The ripe black cherry, strawberry and damson plum fruit flavors Bright, with tangy acidity and a lively bead, this displays offer an enticing profile in this seamlessly integrated rosé. fruit-forward flavors of macerated apricot, pineapple and Mouthwatering acidity and a mineral undertow mesh with hints Granny Smith apple, with hints of ginger, of fruit cake, smoke and spice. biscuit and kumquat. 92 points Wine Spectator 90 points Wine Spectator $69.99 (12883) $44.99 (13354) Open to the Public Mon-Sat 9-6, Sun 10-5 Delivery Available 5 Le Grand Courtage Brut Le Grand Courtage Brut Rose Grande Cuvee Blanc De Blancs Fresh and fruity with aromas of young strawberry, raspberry With undertones of Granny Smith apples, honeysuckle, and notes of lilac and violets.Deliciously seductive, smooth strawberry & toasted brioche, this French sparkling wine creates and versatile. A perfect balance of freshness, fruit, acidity and the perfect balance of fruit, acidity & sweetness. Lingers nicely sweetness. A courtship of delicate flavors, red fruit with a bit of Meyer lemon, honeydew & a continuing apple aromas and baby bubbles. finish. Great length, crisp and refreshing finish. $17.99 (06366) $17.99 (06365) Lanson Jaffelin White Label NV This champagne was specially created by Jean-Paul Gandon, Cremant De Bourgogne the Wine-Maker of Lanson for the last 25 years. The blend Brut Blanc De Blancs allows one to appreciate the natural aromas of the champagne, This is a well-made round Cremant from 100% Chardonnay.
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