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Wine Flights $8 Can’T Choose Just One? Try Three Different Wines No Substitutions for Flights, Please RUBAIYAT WINES BY THE GLASS & BOTTLE WHITE SELECTIONS GLASS / BOTTLE Chardonnay, Rombauer 2016 Napa $15 /59 The epitome of what it takes to make a great Chardonnay. Excellent with food it has layers of spice & vanilla. Sauvignon Blanc, Sea Pearl 2016 New Zealand $8 / 31 Balanced with notes of bright citrus and exotic tropical fruit. Crisp and clean. White Blend, Binigrau Nounat 2014 Spain $8 / 31 A blend of Prensal- the grape used to make Spanish Cava (sparkling) and Chardonnay- a delightful And unusual blend that is a perfect pairing for most foods. Riesling, J.Lohr 2015 Monterey, CA $7 / 27 Hints of citrus with a fragrant bouquet. Rich texture offering aromas of apricot & pear. Pinot Grigio, CK Mondavi 2016 California $6 / 23 Filled with aromas of wildflowers, peaches, and pears to create a delightful crisp finish. Chardonnay, Jacuzzi 2015 Sonoma $6 / 23 Aromas of lemon and citrus combined w ith flavors of apple and pear lead to a delightfully crisp finish. Moscato, CK Mondavi 2016 California $6 / 23 Floral, fruity nose with lemon zest on the finish. A very refreshing wine! BLUSH / ROSE SELECTIONS White Zinfandel, CK Mondavi 2015 California $6 / 23 Aromas of strawberries and spice. Full of flavors, this wine has a refreshing crisp and clean finish. Rose, Cline 2016 Sonoma $7 / 27 Ancient vine Mourvedre. Fun and festive with floral raspberry and vanilla, cherry and spice. Wine Flights $8 Can’t choose just one? Try three different wines No substitutions for flights, please. Naughty and Nice - Jacuzzi Barbera, Cosentino Cabernet Franc, Tilia Malbec The Bold and the Beautiful - St. Francis Zinfandel, Woodwork Merlot, Woodwork Cabernet Sauvignon Pinot Play - CK Mondavi Pinot Grigio, Woodwork Pinot Noir, Boen Pinot Noir Sweet Symphony - CK Mondavi Moscato, J.Lohr Riesling, Sea Pearl Sauvignon Blanc Three Blind Mice - Let us choose three wines for you! RUBAIYAT WINES BY THE GLASS & BOTTLE RED SELECTIONS Our Signature Wine Cohen Alexander Vineyards “Two Brothers Red” $8 gl / 31 btl Named after our two sons, we made this wine in collaboration with our friend and winemaker, Fred Peterson, of Healdsburg, CA. We hope you enjoy this beautiful wine as much as we do! GLASS / BOTTLE Cabernet Sauvignon, Caymus 2013 Napa $17 / 67 Soft as velvet offering flavors of cocoa, cassis & vanilla. What a beauty! Pinot Noir, Boen 2015 Sonoma $10 / 39 Boen translates to ‘the farm’. Spice filled aromas, rich texture, bright berry flavors- stylish and well balanced. Zinfandel, St. Francis 2014 Sonoma $10 / 39 Enticing aromas of blackberry, cherry, & oak. Great balance from start to finish! A true gem Merlot, Decoy by Duckhorn 2014 Napa $9 / 35 THE epitome of what Merlot should be! Soft, seductive, enchanting. Malbec, Tilia 2016 Mendoza, Argentina $9 / 35 A rich red color with violet highlights, ripe plum and blueberry aromas with a soft vanilla finish Cabernet Franc, Cosentino “The Franc” 2015 Lodi $8 / 31 Complex aromas of dried berries, plum, oak and tobacco - wonderful depth Barbera, Jacuzzi 2014 Mendocino County $8 / 31 Intense flavors bursting with vibrant blackberry, raspberry, & hints of vanilla Ancient Vine Mourvedre, Cline 2015 Sonoma $7 / 27 Vibrant red & dark berry aromas complimented by hints of dark chocolate & vanilla oak Cabernet Sauvignon, Woodwork 2014 California $6 / 23 Deep red color; rich with cherry and blackberry flavors balanced with a hint of oak and a long fruit finish Merlot, Woodwork 2013 California $6 / 23 Medium-bodied with a hint of oak flavors, cherry and plum; rich in the mouth with a soft fruit filled finish Pinot Noir, Woodwork 2014 California $6 / 23 This wine is lightly chewy with cherry fruits and hints of cola Side by Side Cline Rose of Mourvedre & Cline Ancient Vine Mourvedre $7 Both wines are made by the same producer using the same grape – Mourvedre. The skins of the grapes have been removed to make the Rose but left on to make red. Try the two wines side by side and see the amazing difference. We hope you enjoy our compilation of wines from around the world. Wine is our passion, so please do not hesitate to ask questions you may have about the wines on our list. We will be happy to assist you in finding the perfect match for your dinner, and most importantly, your palette! Cheers, Andy & Kim BIN HALF BOTTLES 112 2015 King Estate Pinot Gris, Willamette Valley 21. 113 2015 Rombauer Chardonnay, Napa 24. 114 2014 Hess Select Chardonnay , Monterey 15. 115 2013 King Estate Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley 28. 116 2013 Alexander Valley Vineyards Merlot, Alexander Valley 20. 117 2014 The Crossings Sauvignon Blanc , Marlborough, New Zealand 16. 118 2014 Alexander Valley Vineyards Cabernet, Alexander Valley 20. 119 2013 7 Deadly Zins Zinfandel, Lodi 16. 120 2013 Rombauer Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa 32. 121 2012 Rombauer Merlot, Carneros 30. 122 2014 La Crema Pinot Noir, Sonoma Coast 21. 123 2009 Grgich Hills Late Harvest Dessert Wine, Napa 95. 124 2013 Antigal UNO Malbec, Argentina 19 . 125 2015 Angels & Cowboys Rose, Sonoma 16. SPARKLING 126 NV Kenwood Yalupa Brut (Split), California 7. 127 NV Martini and Rossi Asti Spumante (Split), Italy 7. 128 NV Domaine Chandon Brut Classic, (Half Bottle) California 27. 129 2014 Conundrum 25 th Anniversary, California 28. 130 NV Vueve Clicquot, Yellow Label, France 80. 131 NV Bugey- Cerdon “La Cueille”, France 35. 132 NV Schramsberg Blanc de Noirs, Napa 61. 133 NV Segura Viudas Reserva Heredad Cava Brut , Spain 40. 134 2003 Krug Brut, France 295. 135 2003 Dom Perignon, France 200. SAUVIGNON BLANC & FUME BLANC 136 2014 Cade, Napa 45. 137 2013 Cloudy Bay “Te Koko”, New Zealand 65. 138 2015 Ghost Block, Napa 36. 139 2015 Charles Krug, St Helena 33. 140 2015 Merry Edwards, Russian River Valley 55. 141 2016 Kim Crawford, Marlborough, New Zealand 31. 142 2014 Three Clicks, Napa 35. 143 2014 Cakebread, Napa 42. 144 2014 Spottswoode, Napa/Sonoma 58 . 145 2016 Craggy Range, New Zealand 34. 146 2014 Grgich Hills Fume Blanc, Napa 46. 147 2014 Ferrari Carano Fume Blanc, Sonoma 37. CHARDONNAY 148 2015 Paul Hobbs Cross Barn, Sonoma 44. 149 2014 Cakebread, Napa 56. 150 2014 ZD, California 45. 151 2014 Rodney Strong Chalk Hill, Sonoma 31. 152 2014 Ridge, Santa Cruz Mountains 54. 153 2013 Jordan, Russian River Valley 46. 154 2014 Williams Selyem Unoaked, Russian River Valley 72. 155 2013 Grgich Hills, Napa 56. 156 2014 Simi, Sonoma 27. 157 2013 Brewer Clifton, Santa Rita Hills 48. 158 2013 Chateau Ste. Michelle Mimi, Washington 29. 159 2015 Wente, Livermore Valley 25. 160 2013 En Route by Far Niente, Russian River Valley 42. BIN OTHER INTERESTING WHITES 161 2014 Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio, Italy 42. 162 2014 Etude Pinot Gris , Carneros 39. 163 2015 Vila Santa White Blend, Portugal 28. 164 2014 Three Clicks Grenache Blanc , Napa 44. 165 2016 Folk Machine White Light, Santa Rosa 28. 166 2014 Corse by David Finney Vermentino, France 34. PINOT NOIR 167 2014 Brewer Clifton, Santa Rita Hills 61. 168 2012 Domaine Carneros, Carneros 55. 169 2014 Raptor Ridge Barrell Select, Sonoma 42. 170 2014 A to Z Wineworks, Oregon 35. 171 2015 Cherry Pie, Sonoma/Monterrey/Santa Barbara 36. 172 2014 Migration by Duckhorn, Russian River Valley 38. 173 2014 Adelsheim, Willamette Valley 45. 174 2015 Meiomi, California 33. 175 2012 Domaine Serene, Willamette Valley 39. 176 2015 Argyle, Willamette Valley 41 . 177 2014 Belle Glos Las Alturas, Santa Lucia Highlands 45. 178 2014 La Crema, Monterey 38. 179 2015 Folk Machine, Santa Rosa 37. MERLOT 180 2012 Kenwood Jack London, Sonoma 33. 181 2012 Rombauer , Napa 48. 182 2013 Markham, Napa 39. 183 2013 Emmolo Napa 48. 184 2012 Cakebread, Napa 68. 185 2014 Shafer, Napa 62. 186 2014 Cannonball, Sonoma 27. CABERNET SAUVIGNON 187 2013 Duckhorn, Napa 68. 188 2012 Conn Creek Anthology, Napa 46. 189 2012 Antigal UNO, Argentina 33. 190 2012 Heitz, Napa 67. 191 2013 Sequoia Grove , Napa 57. 192 2012 Regusci , Napa 66. 193 2013 Caymus, Napa 75. 194 2013 Mounts Family Clone 337, Dry Creek 55. 195 2012 Joseph Phelps, Napa 67. 196 2013 Honig, Napa 47. 197 2014 Clos du Val, Napa 57. 198 2014 Justin, Paso Robles 41. 199 2012 Silver Oak, Alexander Valley 74. 200 2012 Grgich Hills, Napa 80. 201 2014 Quilt by Joseph Wagner, Napa 42. 202 2014 Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars Artemis, Napa 72. 203 2012 Tamber Bay, Napa 47. 204 2013 Foley Johnson, Napa 45. 205 2014 Cakebread, Napa 82 . 206 2011 Jordan , Alexander Valley 66. 207 2012 Kendall Jackson Hawkeye Mountain, Alexander Valley 65. BIN ZINFANDEL 208 2014 Frog’s Leap, Napa 43. 209 2014 Seghesio, Sonoma 35. 210 2012 Red Green, Napa 46. 212 2012 Grgich Hills, Napa 47. 213 2013 Peterson - Old School, Dry Creek Valley 38. 214 2013 Ridge Three Valleys, Sonoma 42. 215 2014 Ravenswood, Lodi 27. 216 2015 1000 Stories Bourbon Barrel Aged, California 34. 217 2011 Mounts Family, Dry Creek Valley 48. 218 2012 Girard Old Vine, Napa 36 . SHIRAZ, SYRAH & PETITE SYRAH 219 2012 D. Arenberg Love Grass Shiraz, Australia 37. 220 2013 Three Clicks Petite Sirah, Napa 49. 222 2014 Molly Dooker Blue Eyed Boy Shiraz, Australia 53. 223 2013 Penfolds Bin 389 Cabernet / Shiraz, Australia 64. 224 2013 Penner Ash Syrah, Oregon 48. OTHER INTERESTING REDS 225 2012 Foley Johnson Meritage, Napa 45. 226 2014 Locations by David Phinney CA-4 Red Blend, California 42. 227 2011 Stag’s Leap Winery Investor Red Blend, Napa 53. 228 2014 Catena Vista Flores Malbec , Argentina 29. 229 2015 Orin Swift The Prisoner, Napa 51. 230 2013 Robert Mondavi 50 th Anniversary Maestro Red Blend, Napa 65. 231 2013 Ruffino Reserva Ducale Chianti, Italy 46.
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