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Beaujolais Saint-Amour Juliénas Moulin À Vent Chiroubles Chénas Beaujolais, and more specifically, the Morgons of Marcel Lapierre have a long history at Le Bouchon. Marcel Lapierre and Jean Claude Poilevey were good friends, Chef Oliver worked the wine harvest there in 2009, and I worked it in 2014. The wines of Beaujolais remain our favorite wines, and not just Lapierre, there are many producers in Beaujolais making extremely delicious (the most important wine quality) and food friendly wines from all 10 Crus, we have highlighted them here. Enjoy – Nicolas Poilevey Beaujolais Fleurie 2019 David Large Beaujolais “Piranha” 52 2019 Gregoire Hoppenot Fleurie “Origines” 52 2018 Domaine de Fa Beaujolais “En Besset” 55 2019 Gregoire Hoppenot Fleurie “Origines” MAGNUM 100 2017 Robert-Denogent Beaujolais-Villages “Jules Chauvet” 72 2018 Yann Bertrand Fleurie Vielles Vignes 105 2018 Clotaire Michal Beaujolais-Vaillages “Vigne Centenaire” 75 2016 Ch. Des Bachelards Fleurie 120 2017 Julie Balagny Fleurie “O Bella Ciao” 120 Saint-Amour 2019 Domaine des Billards Saint Amour 60 Morgon Juliénas 2020 M&C Lapierre Morgon 75 2016 Domaine Chignard Julienas “Beauvernay” 52 2020 M&C Lapierre Morgon “N” 80 2018 Armand Heitz Julienas 65 2020 M&C Lapierre Morgon MAGNUM 175 2020 M&C Lapierre Morgon JEROBOAM 400 Moulin à Vent 2019 M&C Lapierre Morgon “Cuvee Marcel Lapierre” 150 2016 Pierre-Marie Chermette Moulin à Vent 60 2017 Guy Breton Morgon V.V MAGNUM 150 2016 Thibault Liger-Belair Moulin a Vent VV 92 2019 J-M Burgaud Morgon “Côte du Py” 50 2017 Yvon Metras Moulin a Vent MAGNUM 400 Brouilly Chiroubles 2018 Alex Foillard Brouilly 85 2018 D. Coquelet Chiroubles 66 Cote de Brouilly Chénas 2019 Remi & Laurence Dufaitre Cote de Brouilly 66 2018 Domaine les Fines Graves Chénas 52 2018 Pierre Cotton Cote de Brouilly 75 Regnié 2018 Antoine Sunier Regnié 58 Beaujolais Blanc 2019 Antoine Sunier Regnié “Montmerond” 68 2019 David Large Beaujolias BLANC “Dos Argenté 72 Vins Blancs et Rosé Mâcon-Fuissé «Cuvée Le Bouchon», Gilles Noblet Chardonnay..........................$12.00 Alsace, Emile Beyer, Pinot Blanc............................................................................$12.00 Reuilly Gris, Domaine Dyckerhoff, Rosé..................................................................$12.00 Vins Rouges Rotating Beaujolais, Ask Your Server, Gamay.........................................................$14.00 Côtes du Rhône, La Manarine, Grenache...............................................................$12.00 Bordeaux, Ch. Petit Freylon “Cuvée Sarah” Cabernet Sauvignon/Merlot.......$12.00 Half-Bottles Sancerre, Henri Bourgeois, Sauvignon Blanc......................................................$42.00 Pouilly-Fuisse, Domaine Gilles Noblet, Chardonnay............................................$35.00 St. Aubin 1er Cru “Les Murgers des Dents de Chien”, Jean-Claude Ramonet.......$110.00 Champagne Lacourte Godbillon, Terroirs d’Ecueil Champagne..........................$60.00 Château Saint-Georges, Saint-Georges Saint-Emilion, Merlot-Cab.....................$60.00 Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Vieux Télégraph Grenache-Syrah...................................$68.00 Santenay 1er Cru, Clos Rousseau, Jacques Girardin, Pinot Noir..........................$65.00 La Dame de Montrose, St. Estephe Cab-Merlot....................................................$90.00 La Parde de Haut-Bailly, Pessac-Leognan Cab-Merlot (500ml).......................$100.00 Champagne & Sparkling Crémant d’Alsace, Camille Braun, Sparkling Rosé...............................$13.00 / $65.00 Crémant de Loire, 49M, Brut Sparkling.................................................$13.00/ $65.00 Bugey-Cerdon, Renardat-Fâche, Demi-Sec Sparkling Rosé....................................$60.00 Crémant d’Alsace, Albert Boxler...............................................................................$75.00 Christophe Mignon, Pur Meunier Rosé, Champagne Rosé....................................$135.00 Laherte Frères, Ultratradition Brut Champagne......................................................$95.00 Chartogne-Taillet, Sainte Anne, Brut Champagne..................................................$115.00 Bérêche & Fils, Brut Réserve Champagne...............................................................$130.00 Coessens, Largillier, Exogyre, Blanc de Noirs Extra Brut......................................$200.00 Blanc Bourgogne, Savoie & Jura 2018 Bourgogne Aligoté, Paul Pernot 54 2018 Bourgogne Aligoté, Sylvain Pataille 60 2018 Pouilly-Fuissé, Domaine Gilles Noblet 64 2015 Viré-Clessé, Les Héritiers du Comte Lafon 80 2018 Bourgogne Chardonnay, François Carillon 75 2018 Bourgogne Chardonnay, Domaine Roulot 160 2015 St. Aubin, La Princée, Hubert Lamy 98 2018 Saint-Romain, La Combe Bazin, Domaine Rougeot 110 2018 Meursault, Les Tillets, Antoine Jobard 270 2008 Meursault 1er Cru, Goutte d’Or, François Mikulski 180 2013 Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru, Les Truffières, François Carillon 210 2015 Corton-Charlemagne, Grand Cru, Pierre-Yves Colin-Morey 650 2019 Petit Chablis, Vincent Dauvissat 130 2018 Chablis, Vincent Dauvissat 150 2013 Chablis 1er Cru, La Forest, Vincent Dauvissat 250 2018 Roussette de Savoie, Grandes Jorasses, Domaine Belluard 100 2019 Côtes du Jura Chardonnay, Domaine des Marnes Blanches 80 2016 Arbois Chardonnay, Les Matheny 105 2017 Arbois Chardonnnay, Les Bruyères, B&S Tissot 120 Alsace, Loire, Languedoc, Rhône & Bordeaux 2018 Riesling Eguisheim, Emile Beyer, Alsace 60 2010 Riesling Grand Cru, Eichberg, Emile Beyer, Alsace, MAGNUM 240 2016 Pinot Gris, Reserve, Trimbach 58 2018 Gewurztraminer, Cuvée Theo, Domaine Weinbach 85 2019 Menetou-Salon, Morogues, Domaine Pellé 60 2017 Pouilly-Fumé, Pascal Jolivet 70 2019 Sancerre, Lucien Crochet 75 2017 Sancerre, Zeste, Domaine du Pré Semelé 90 2018 Vouvray, Clos de Rougemont, Vigneau-Chevreau, Loire 60 2019 Saumur Blanc, Clos de Midi, Arnaud Lambert 50 2019 Val de Montferrand, Domaine Cavalier (Sauvignon Blanc Blend) 50 2015 Condrieu, Vernillon, Domaine Jamet 150 2002 Chateauneuf-du-Pape Blanc, Château de Beaucastel 200 2018 Asphodèle, Château Climens (Semillon) 92 Bordeaux Rouge 2016 Château Blaignan, Médoc 55 2016 Château Maurac, Haut-Médoc 65 2017 Château Moulin de Tricot, Haut Médoc 85 2012 Les Pagodes de Cos, Cos d’Estournel (2nd Wine) 145 2015 Château La Fleur Peyrabon, Pauillac 100 2001 Château Mouton-Rothschild, Pauillac, Grand Cru Classé 995 2014 Château Teynac, Saint-Julien 95 2017 Château Haut-Bailly, Pessac-Léognan, Grand Cru Classé 330 2018 Château Haut-Colombier, Côtes de Bordeaux - Blaye 52 2016 Château Falfas, Côtes de Bourg 64 2016 Château Saint-Georges, Saint-Georges Saint-Emilion 105 2017 Château Coutet, Saint-Emilion Grand Cru 80 2017 Château Le Puy, Emilien, Francs Côtes de Bordeaux 125 Bourgogne 2018 Bourgogne Côte Chalonnaise, La Fortune, Domaine de Villaine 105 2017 Mercurey, Domaine de la Monette 60 2014 Mercurey, La Framboisière, Domaine Faiveley 75 2016 Rully, Meix de Pellerey, Gouffier 80 2014 Givry 1er Cru, A Vigne Rouge, François Lumpp 95 2018 Bourgogne Coteaux de Dijon, Domaine de la Cras 105 2019 Bourgogne Hauts-Côtes de Beaune, Henri Latour 62 2018 Maranges V.V., Le Goty, Domaine Bachey-Legros 66 2014 Volnay, Michel Lafarge 180 2016 Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru, Clos Saint-Jean, Thomas Morey 100 2019 Beaune 1er Cru, Bressandes, Albert Morot 125 2016 Bourgogne Hauts-Côtes de Nuits, La Prieuré, Aurélien Verdet 75 2016 Marsannay, Sylvain Pataille 78 2018 Gevrey-Chambertin, Mes Cinq Terroirs, Denis Mortet 225 2014 Gevrey Chambertin, Clos du Château, Monopole, Armand Rousseau 425 2010 Nuits-Saint-Georges 1er Cru, Les Murgers, Chauvenet-Chopin 150 2007 Clos de la Roche Grand Cru, Lignier-Michelot 325 Loire / Alsace / Jura 2019 Trinch!, Bourgueil, Catherine et Pierre Breton (Cab. Franc) 65 2016 Bourgueil, Clos Sénéchal, Catherine et Pierre Breton (Cab. Franc) 82 2016 Cheverny, Louis de la Saussaye, Domaine de Montcy (Pinot Noir, Gamay, Côt) 56 2012 Alsace Pinot Noir “Sundel”, Emile Beyer (Pinot Noir) MAGNUM 180 2018 Arbois Poulsard, Les Matheny (Poulsard) 100 2018 Arbois Trousseau, Les Matheny (Trousseau) 120 2018 Arbois Pinot Noir, En Barberon, B & S Tissot (Pinot Noir) 120 Rhône 2019 Côtes-du-Rhône, Franck Balthazar 58 2016 Côtes-du-Rhône, Domaine de Bréseyme 78 2017 Vacqueyras, Domaine Chamfort 66 2017 Gigondas, Domaine Raspail-Ay 110 2019 Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Bel Ami, Guillaume Gonnet 85 2016 Saint-Joseph, Equis 55 2017 Saint-Joseph, Etienne Becheras 72 2017 Saint-Joseph, Tour Joviac, Etienne Becheras 95 2016 Cornas, La Sabarotte, Domaine Courbis 160 2017 Cornas, Auguste Clape 325 2016 Côte-Rôtie, Mon Village, Stephane Ogier 180 Sud France 2018 La Souteronne, Hervé Souhaut, Ardeche (Gamay) 85 2016 Château de la Selve, Beaulieu Amphore, Ardeche (Cab. Sauv, Grenache, Cinsault) 60 2016 Bandol, Domaine du Gros ‘Noré (Mourvèdre, Grenache) 90 2016 Château Sainte-Eulalie, Minervois (Carignan, Syrah, Grenache) 55 2014 Corbières, Château d’Aussières (Lafite) (Syrah, Grenache, Carignan, Mourvèdre) 75 2017 Faugères, Aquilae, Domaine les Serrals (Mourvèdre, Syrah) 70 2018 Côtes de Roussillon, L’Esquerda, Bila-Haut (Syrah, Grenache) 65 2018 Côtes Catalanes, Tramontane (Grenache) 50 2018 Cahors, Le Combal, Cosse et Maisonneuve (Malbec) 50 Rosé 2019 Château Marguï, Coteaux Varois en Provence 65 2019 Les Hauts de Smith Bordeaux Rosé, Ch. Smith Haut Lafitte 52 2019 Marsannay Rosé, Bruno Clair 72 2020 Rosé de Loire, Thibaud Boudignon 60 NV Chavignol Rosé, Lot 2019, Pascal Cotat 110.
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