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Download Wine List The Landscape is as harsh as silence, It hugs to its breast the scorching stones, Claps in its light the orphaned olive trees and Vineyards. There is no water. Light. Y. Ritsos, Romiosini Australia's Winelist of The Year Award 2018 Three Glasses Rating (Outstanding) “ Any establishment offering an extensive cellar list of wines over a decade of age makes a dramatic statement of the commitment they have to a first class list. When those wines offer such amazing value, even more so. The list is comprehensive and well supported by a fine collection of spirits. A list to love.” TABLE OF CONTENT WINE LIST Wines by the glass page 3 Sommelier's Picks page 4 Rare and Fine (Museum List 10yo and over) page 5 Sparkling - Methode Champenoise page 6 Champagne page 6 Riesling page 7 Sauvignon Blanc & Semillon page 7 Chardonnay page 8 Pinot Gris page 8 Other White Varieties page 9 Rosé page 9 Pinot Noir page 10 Merlot & Blends page 10 Cabernet Sauvignon & Blends page 11 Shiraz & Blends page 12 Grenache & Friends page 13 Other Red Varieties page 13 Magnums page 14 Sweet Wine page 14 Dessert Wine page 14 Fortified page 14 OTHER BEVERAGES Armagnac & Cognac page 15 Eaux de vie - Fruit brandies page 15 Aperitifs & Digestifs page 15 Beers & Ciders page 16 Soft drinks, Juices & Waters page 16 Cocktails page 16 Spirits page 17 Liqueurs page 17 WINE BY GLASS SPARKLING 150ml Pinot Chardonnay NV Jansz Pipers Brook , Tas 12 Prosecco 2016 Canti Millesimato DOC Veneto, Italy 8.5 WHITE WINE Riesling 2016 Kilikanoon 'Mort's Block' Clare Valley, S.A. 12 Sauvignon Blanc 2015 nine degrees '9º' Marlborough, N.Z. 9 Pinot Grigio 2017 Pasqua delle Venezie DOC Veneto, Italy 9 Chardonnay 2016 Kovačević Irig, Serbia 11 Viognier 2015 Yalumba Organic Loxton, S.A. 8.5 ROSÉ Cotes de Provence AOC 2017 Chateau des Ferrages Provence, France 12 RED Pinot Noir 2015 Waipara Hills Marlbourough, N.Z. 10 2016 Yering Station 'Village' Yarra Valley, Vic 12.5 Cabernet Sauvignon 2016 St Ignatius 'Comtemplation' Pyrenees, Vic 12 Cabernet Merlot 2015 Credaro 'Five Tales' Margaret River, W.A. 8.5 Merlot 2015 Whistle Post Coonawarra, S.A. 9 Shiraz 2016 Stefani Estate Heathcote, Vic 11 2012 Tapastry 'Reserve' McLaren Vale, S.A. 20 Malbec 2015 Terrazas de los Andes 'Reserva' Mendoza, Argentina 11.5 Nebbiolo 2014 Luca Bosio Nebbiolo d'Alba DOC Piedmont, Italy 18 SWEET WINE Moscato 2015 Lana King Valley, Vic 9 DESSERT WINE 75ml Iced Riesling 2016 Frogmore Creek Coal River Valley, Tas 11 Page 3 SOMMELIER'S PICK SPARKLING 750ml BTL NV Grant Burge Blanc de Noirs Barossa Valley, S.A. 60 Complex nose, followed by tight, focused fruit on a delicately structured palate. Very fine one! 2009 House of Arras Grand Vintage Southern Coast, Tas 115 Australian's finest having won all possible prizes. Fresh citrus and lovely fresh baked bread characters on the nose and light peach nectar with citrus flavours retain freshness on the palate; creamy fresh dry finish. WHITE WINE 2015 Kilikanoon 'Mort's Block' Riesling Clare Valley, S.A. 52 A dry riesling with lovely texture, long fresh acidity, mineral and notes of citrus and kaffir lime blossom. 2017 Vavasour Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough, N.Z. 42 Best in Show by Decanter Magazine’s World Wine Awards 2018. AAA+ 2015 Credaro 'Five Tales' Sauv Blanc Semillon Margaret River, W.A. 42 Typically fresh and lively, the grassy herb characters are enhanced by the richness of texture derived from part barrel ferment and a small proportion of semillon in the blend. A quality wine. 2016 Black Cottage 'Reserve' Chardonnay Malborough, N.Z. 49 Bright straw colour. Nose of ripe peaches, honey and cashew are followed by a hint of nougat with spicy end notes followed by a medium bodied palate with creamy textural feel and lively finish. 2016 Tar & Roses Pinot Grigio King Valley & Central Vic 45 Exemplifying Australian pinot gris with restrained tropical fruit aromas and well textured palate with pear, lychee and passionfruit flavours and balanced acidity. Great value!!! 2015 Theopetra Estate Malagouzia Assyrtiko Organic Meterora, Greece 56 The holy mountains of Metorora produce an impressive wine of vibrancy and complexity. Intense, complex bouquet with peach, pineapple and hints of fresh roses and long finish with raciness acidity. ROSE 2012 Paul Nelson 'Maison Madeleine' Geographe, W.A. 57 Salmon hue, light, smooth, lively and aromatics, this Provence style rose brings summer in a glass! RED WINE 2009 Caledonia Estate 'Reserve' Gippsland, Vic 85 Exemplifying pinot noir with ripe red berries, strawberries, anise and silken tannins, long complex finish. 2014 The Willows Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon Barossa Valley, S.A. 59 Classic powerful, rich and spicy cab sauv of Barossa Valley. Highly recommended. Best with steaks! 2014 Kovacevic 'Aurelius' Special Edition Cabernet Merlot Irig, Serbia 65 Suprisingly densed cabernet blend displaying black berry fruits and mint to pair your favourite steak with! 2013 Carlei Green Vineyard Shiraz Heathcote, Vic 55 Well-balanced wine with super-ripe aromas of sweet dark berries, chocolaty oak and peppery spice; full and intense palate with black fruit, fine chalky tannins, and a lush, sweet-fruited, savoury-edged finish. 2012 Grant Burge 'The Holly Trinity' GSM Barossa Valley, S.A. 70 A full-bodied grenache blend that shows lots of fleshy, ripe red fruits and hints of mocha on the nose. The palate is plush and fruity with choc-coated berry flavours, smooth tannins, and a dry, spicy finish. 2014 Más de Manzanos Cianza Rioja, Spain 49 Beautiful dark red color, the bouquet is of red fruits, blue berry and cherry and notes of vanilla, the wine is known for its full-bodied, soft and harmonious palate with beautiful balanced tannins. 2014 Borgo Salcetino Chianti Classico DOCG Chianti, Tuscany, Italy 54 Tre Bicchieri Gambero Rosso -Italian Prestige 3 glasses Wine Award! Needless to say, extra-ordinary Italian wine, highly aromatic with earthy notes and red berries, vibrant tannins with a long finish. SWEET WINE 375ml BTL 2007 Konrad 'Sigrun' Noble Two Marlborough, N.Z. 59 A modern classic, perfect accompaniment to clean, crisp desserts or blue cheese. Thick palate of ripe apple, dried apricot & quince with a whiff of toffee from barrel fermentation. Long finish. Page 4 RARE & FINE A museum list of over 10 year old premium wines (limited quantity) SPARKLING per bottle 2006 House of Arras Grand Vintage Southern Coast, Tas 115 1999 Ayala Grand Cru Blanc de Blancs Aÿ, Champagne 185 1992 Bolinger Grande Année Grand Cru Vintage Brut Aÿ, Champagne 550 1999 Dom Pérignon Cuvée Prestige Épernay, Champagne 429 1985 Dom Pérignon Cuvée Prestige Rosé Épernay, Champagne 795 WHITE WINE 2005 Leconfield 'Old Vine' Riesling Coonawarra, S.A. 65 RED WINE 2008 Aloxe-Corton Premier Cru AOC Côte-de-Beaune, Burgundy 190 Domain Antonin Guyon 'Les Fournieres' 1996 Echezeaux Grand Cru AOC Pinot Noir Cotes du Nuits, Burgundy 450 Domain Vincent Mongeard à Vosne-Romanée 1995 Henschke Lenswood 'Abbotts Prayer' Merlot Adelaide Hills, S.A. 195 2008 Château de Pez Saint Estèphe AOC Les Exceptionnels Bordeaux, France 160 2006 Domain A Cabernet Sauvignon Coal River Valley, Tas 165 1994 Henschke 'Cyril Henschke' Cabernet Sauvignon Eden Valley, S.A. 280 1995 Henschke 'Cyril Henschke' Cabernet Sauvignon Eden Valley, S.A. 285 1994 Wolf Blass 'Black Label' Cabernet Shiraz Multi-regional, S.A. 269 1993 Hardy 'Thomas Hardy' Multi-regional, S.A. 170 1994 Hardy 'Thomas Hardy' Multi-regional, S.A. 175 2003 Grant Burge 'Meshach' Shiraz Barossa Valley, S.A. 275 2006 Mountadam 'Patriarch' Eden Valley, S.A. 79 1992 Henschke 'Hill of Grace' Shiraz Eden Valley, S.A. 1195 1991 Henschke 'Hill of Grace' Shiraz Eden Valley, S.A. 1250 1995 Henschke 'Mount Edelstone' Shiraz Eden Valley, S.A. 300 1994 Henschke 'Mount Edelstone' Shiraz Eden Valley, S.A. 340 1993 Henschke 'Mount Edelstone' Shiraz Eden Valley, S.A. 325 1995 Hardy 'Eileen Hardy' Shiraz Multi-regional, S.A. 190 1994 Hardy 'Eileen Hardy' Shiraz Multi-regional, S.A. 200 2010 Penfolds Grange Bin 95 Multi-regional, S.A. 1250 2005 Penfolds Grange Bin 95 Multi-regional, S.A. 1295 1993 Penfolds Grange Bin 95 Multi-regional, S.A. 1400 1992 Penfolds Grange Bin 95 Multi-regional, S.A. 1490 1989 Penfolds Grange Bin 95 Multi-regional, S.A. 1550 2005 Maison Delas Frères 'Seigneur de Maugiron' Côte Rôtie AOC Rhône Valley, France 155 2007 Klima Kelesidi Mepxaai Merhali Organic Naoussa, Greece 65 Page 5 SPARKLING - METHODE CHAMPENOISE BTL GL 750ml 150ml SPARKLING WHITE L NV Redbank 'Emily' Pyrenees, Vic 39 2009 Yarrabank Vintage Cuvée Yarra Valley, Vic 71 NV Jansz Pipers River , Tas 54 12 NV Grant Burge Blanc de Noirs Barossa Valley, S.A. 60 2009 House of Arras Grand Vintage Southern Coast, Tas 115 NV Chandon Multi-regional, Australia 56 2012 Chandon Blanc de Blancs Multi-regional, Australia 80 2010 Huia Brut Marlborough, N.Z. 74 2016 Canti Millesimato Prosecco DOC Veneto, Italy 40 8.5 NV P. Deville Vin Mousseux Multi-Regional, France 39 SPARKLING ROSÉ NV Bay of Fires Northern Coast, Tas 68 2005 Blue Pyrenees Pyrenees, Vic 49 SPARKLING RED L Mitchell 'Peppertree' Sparkling Shiraz Mornington Peninsula, Vic 55 CHAMPAGNE 1999 Ayala Grand Cru Blanc de Blancs Aÿ, Champagne 185 L 1992 Bolinger Grande Année Grand Cru Vintage Brut Aÿ, Champagne 550 NV Pol Roger Cuvée Reserve (375 ml) Épernay, Champagne 70 NV Henri Dubois Brut Épernay, Champagne 95 NV Möet Chandon Brut Épernay, Champagne 109 L 2008 Möet Chandon Grand Vintage Épernay, Champagne 170 L 1999 Dom Pérignon Cuvée Prestige Épernay, Champagne 429 NV Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin Brut Reims, Champagne 118 NV Devaux Cuvée Rosé Bar-Sur-Seine, Champagne 139 L 1985 Dom Pérignon Cuvée Prestige Rosé Épernay, Champagne 795 L - Limited quantities - Certified Organic - Certified Biodynamic - Biodynamic Practices Page 6 RIESLING BTL GL 750ml 150ml 2015 Pipers Brook Estate Pipers Valley, Tas 53 2016 Paulett 'Polish Hill River' Clare Valley, S.A.
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