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WOW Wine List 2019 Wine on Wheels Grand Tasting & Silent Auction 2019 Wine List Welcome Toast Krug Champagne Krug, “Grande Cuvée” Brut, Champagne, France 3L Ancient Peaks Winery (Teuwen Communications) Ancient Peaks, Cabernet Sauvignon, Paso Robles, CA 2016 Ancient Peaks, Chardonnay, Paso Robles, CA 2017 AP Wine Imports Domaine Andre Kientzler, Riesling Grand Cru “Geisberg”, Alsace 2014 Domaine Darviot-Perrin, Chassagne-Montrachet Rouge 1er Cru “Les Bondues”, Burgundy, France 2015 Corte Pavone, Brunello di Montalcino, Toscana, Italy 2009 Avant Garde Wine & Spirits Domaine Les Grandes Vignes, Anjou Blanc “La Varenne du Poirier”, Loire Valley, France 2016 Domaine Isabelle et Bruno Perraud, Moulin-a-Vent, Beaujolais, Burgundy, France 2017 Domaine Valentin Zusslin, “Ophrys”, Pinot Noir, Alsace 2016 Babylonstoren Babylonstoren, Viognier, Paarl, South Africa 2015 Babylonstoren, Mourvèdre Rosé, Paarl, South Africa 2018 Babylonstoren, Shiraz, Paarl, South Africa 2016 Banville Wine Merchants Cantina Terlan “Nova Domus”, Riserva, Trentino, Italy 2016 Tolaini, Tenuta Montebello “Picconero”, Tuscany, Italy 2011 Baron Francois Husch, “Dry” Gewurztraminer, Mendocino, California 2017 Domaine Dominique Piron, Morgon “Cote du Py”, Burgundy, France 2016 Domaine de la Charbonniere, Châteauneuf du Pape “Cuvee Mourre des Perdix”, Rhône Valley, France 2016 Bliss Wine Imports Cradle of Wine, “Gogi`s Wine” Kakheti, Georgia 2013 Quinta da Boavista, Dão Vinho Tinto “Rufia”, Dao, Portugal 2016 Johannes Zillinger,Gruner Veltliner “Reflexion - Lage Kellerberg”, Niederösterreich, Austria 2017 Atzori, Vernaccia di Oristano, Sardinia, Italy 2006 Bonhomie Weingut Eva Fricke Lorcher 'Wisperwind' Riesling 2016 La Osa 'Trasto' Prieto Picudo Tinto 2016 Camille Riviere Selections Domaine des Terres Promises, Coteaux Varois en Provence “L’Apostrophe”, Provence, France 2018 Carpineto Carpineto, Chianti Classico, Tuscany, Italy 2017 Carpineto, Vino Nobile di Montepulciano Riserva, Tuscany, Italy 2013 Carpineto, “Farnito” Cabernet Sauvignon, Tuscany, Italy 2013 Cape Classics Domaine Vincent Carême, “Vouvray L’Ancestrale” Loire Valley, France 2014 Domaine Philippe Colin, Chassagne Montrachet 1er Cru “Maltroie” Burgundy, France 2014 B Vintners, “Black Bream” Pinot Noir, Walker Bay, South Africa 2016 Cava Spiliadis Tselepos Driopi Nemea Agiorgitiko Peloponnisos,Greece 2016 Canava Chryssou Tselepos Santorini Greece 2017 ktima Gerovassiliou Malagousia Epanomi, Greece 2016 Channing Daughters Channing Daughters “Mosaico” North Fork, Long Island, New York 2016 Channing Daughters “Rosato di Cabernet Franc” North Fork, Long Island, New York 2018 Channing Daughters “Ramato” North Fork, Long Island, New York 2016 Cognac One Xavier Flouret, "Kavalier" Riesling, Mosel, Germany 2013 Château de Bellevue, Brouilly, Burgundy, France 2016 Communal Wine Michel Nartz, Pinot Gris, Alsace, France 2017 Churton, Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, New Zealand 2017 Tenuta Lenzini, “Il Salvataggio” Colline Lucchesi, Tuscany, Italy 2016 Côte de Bordeaux (Teuwen Communications) Château Puygueraud, Côte de Francs, Bordeaux, France 2015 Château Couronneau, Bordeaux Supérior, Bordeaux, France 2015 Château Paret, Côte de Castillon, Bordeaux, France 2015 Château Pitray, Côte de Castillon, Bordeaux, France 2015 Craggy Range Craggy Range, “Te Muna Road Vineyard” Sauvignon Blanc, Martinborough, New Zealand Craggy Range, Pinot Noir, Martinborough, New Zealand Crystalline Selections Coste-Caumartin, Bourgogne Rouge, Pinot Noir, Burgundy, France 2015 Guintrandy Suze La Rousse, Côtes-du-Rhone Villages, Rhône Valley, France 2016 Paillardiere, Brouilly, Burgundy, France 2016 David Milligan Selections Domaine du Vieux Lazaret, Châteauneuf-du-Pape Blanc, Rhône Valley, France Domaine Houchart, Côtes de Provence Rosé, Rhône Valley, France Domaine Fournier, Sancerre "Grande Cuvee", Loire Valley, France Dalla Terra Alois Lageder, Tenutae Lageder, “Lowengang” Chardonnay, Trento - Trentino/Alto Adige, Italy 2015 Vietti, Barolo “Castiglione” Piedmont, Italy 2014 Badia a Coltibuono, Chianti Classico Riserva, Tuscany, Italy 2015 Dreyfus Ashby Joseph Drouhin, Beaune Premier Cru “Clos des Mouches” Rouges, Burgundy, France Domaine de la Solitude, Châteauneuf du Pape Rouge, Rhône Valley, France 2016 Daou Vineyards & Winery / Paso Robles Wine Country (Teuwen Communications) DAOU, Cabernet Sauvignon, Paso Robles, California 2016 DAOU, Chardonnay, Paso Robles, California 2017 Domaine Clos de la Chapelle Domaine Clos de la Chapelle Volnay 1er cru ‘Clos de la Chapelle’ Monopole 2013 Domaine Clos de la Chapelle Volnay 1er cru ‘Clos de la Chapelle’ Monopole 2015 Domaine Clos de la Chapelle Pernand-Vergelesses 1er cru Sous Frétille 2015 Domaine Clos de la Chapelle Beaune 1er cru Champs Pimont 2015 Duclot - La Vinicole Château Les Jonqueyres, Blaye Côte de Bordeaux, France 2015 Château Cru Godard, Francs Côte de Bordeaux, France 2015 Pierre Henri Cosyns Le Fruité Bourg Côte de Bordeaux France 2016 Les Deux Terroirs Rouge Vin de France 2013 Element Winery Element Syrah Jeroboam 2013 Element Cabernet Franc Jeroboam 2013 Element Chardonnay Magnum Licataa (Raekwon the Chef), Lambrusco, Sparkling, Parma, Italy Starward Nova Australian Single Malt Whiskey Kronenbourg 1664 Empire Estate Empire Estate Dry Riesling, Finger Lakes, NY 2017 Terrassen Terrassen Rosé, Finger Lakes, NY 2018 Terrassen Cabernet Franc, Finger Lakes, NY 2017 Folio Fine Wine Partners Dutton-Goldfield, Dutton Ranch Pinot Noir, Russian River Valley 2016 Castello di Brolio, Chianti Classico Gran Selezione DOCG 2013 Gérard Bertrand Gérard Bertrand, Domain de Cigalus Red, Vin de Pays, France 2017 Golden Vines Contrada ‘Gladiator’ Pompeiano Piedirosso Campania, Italy 2015 Le Clocher Cornalin Vallée d’Aosta, Italy 2013 Château Cointes Clemence Merlot, Languedoc, France 2014 Domaine Perrin Hautes Côtes de Nuits, Burgundy, France 2014 Lebanon and Palestine Château Kefraya Château Kefraya, Blanc de Blancs, Bekaa Valley, Lebanon 2017 Château Kefraya, “Myst” Rosé, Bekaa Valley, Lebanon 2018 Chateau Ksara Château Ksara Merwah white, Bekaa Valley, Lebanon 2017 Château Ksara Réserve Du Couvent, Bekaa Valley, Lebanon 2016 Terra Sancta Trading Cremisan Wine Estate Dabouki Bethlehem, Palestine, 2018 Ashkar Winery "Shafaya" Kafr, Yasif, Israel 2015 Chateau Massaya Château Massaya Le Colombier Bekaa Valley, Lebanon 2017 Château Massaya Arak, Bekaa Valley, Lebanon Chateau Musar Château Musar Hochar Père et Fils Bekaa Valley, Lebanon 2015 Domaine des Tourelles Domaine des Tourelles Rosé, Bekaa Valley Lebanon 2018 Domaine des Tourelles, Vieilles Vignes Cinsault, Bekaa Valley Lebanon 2016 Vinos Ancestrales de Chile Cata d’Or Vinos Ancestrales Tres C Cinsault Itata, Chile 2017 De Martino Cinsault Viejas Tinajas Itata, Chile 2016 Nüyün Vinos de Patio Cinsault Itata, Chile 2017 Mora Reyes Cinsault Rosé Itata, Chile 2017 Viña Parra País Alma Violeta País Itata, Chile 2017 Viña Raíz Criolla País Temerario Itata, Chile 2017 Viña El Quillay Cinsault Itata, Chile 2017 Viña Keltrewe Torontel Itata, Chile 2018 Casas de Mollihua Moscatel de Alejandría Itata, Chile 2018 Hirsch Vineyards Hirsch Vineyards, "San Andreas Fault" Estate Pinot Noir, Sonoma Coast, California 2016 Hirsch Vineyards, "Raschen Ridge" Estate Pinot Noir, Sonoma Coast, California 2015 Hirsch Vineyards, "East Ridge" Estate Pinot Noir, Sonoma Coast, California 2015 Hirsch Vineyards, "Reserve" Estate Pinot Noir, Sonoma Coast, California 2014 Inter-Rhone Wines Domaine Brotte, Côtes du Rhône “Esprit Barville” Blanc, Rhône Valley, France 2016 Domaine Brotte, Tavel “Les Eglantiers” Rosé, Rhône Valley, France 2015 Château Pesquié, Ventoux “Cuvée Quintessence” Rouge, Rhône Valley, France 2015 Israeli Wine Direct Agur, “Kessem” Bordeaux Kosher Blend, Judean Hills, Israel 2012 Assaf “Four Seasons” Pinotage Blend, Galilee,Israel 2012 Kishor, GSM Kosher Blend, Western Galilee, Israel 2016 Jan d'Amore Wines Contra' Soarda, Vespaiolo, Veneto, Italy 2017 Flavio Roddolo, Barbera d’Alba "Bricco Appiani" Veneto, Italy 2010 Federico Curtaz, Etna Rosso "Il Purgatorio", Sicily, Italy 2016 Joanne Bordeaux US Grand Corbin Despagne, St Emilion Grand Cru Classé, Bordeaux, France 2005 1500 ml JUSTIN Vineyards & Winery (Teuwen Communications) JUSTIN, “Isosceles”, Paso Robles, California 2016 JUSTIN, “Justification”, Paso Robles, California 2016 La Celia VSPT Wine Group La Celia, “Pioneer” Malbec, Valle de Uco, Mendoza, Argentina 2016 La Celia, “Elite” Malbec, Valle de Uco, Mendoza, Argentina 2015 La Celia, “Heritage Single Vineyard” Malbec, Valle de Uco, Mendoza, Argentina 2012 Louis/Dressner Selections Domaine du Closel Savennières Clos du Papillon, Loire, France 2016 Dard & Ribo Saint-Joseph Rouge, Rhone, France 2017 Massanois Imports Vestini Campagnano, Pallagrello Bianco, Campania, Italy 2017 Club 44, Rosé, Coteaux d’Aix en Provence, France 2018 Meridian Prime Yardstick Raised By Wolves "Driehoek" Chenin Blanc Stellenbosch, South Africa 2016 Kottabos GrenacheSyrah Stellenbosch, South Africa 2017 MFW Wine Co. 4 Monos, Blanco, Vinos de Madrid, Spain 2017 Domain Melaric, Saumur Rouge Puy Notre Dame "Clos Messeme" Loire Valley, France 2016 Minimus Wines, “SM1” Amphorea, Applegate Valley, Oregon 2017 Monika Caha Selections Fischer, “Ried Frauenweingarten Smaragd” Grüner Veltliner, Niederösterreich, Wachau, Austria 2017 Neumeister, “Moarfeitl” Sauvignon Blanc, Steiermark, Austria 2015 Stadlmann, “Mandel-Höh” Zierfandler, Niederosterreich, Austria 2016 Anita und Hans Nittnaus, “Tannenber” Blaufrankisch, Neusiedlersee, Burgenland, Austria 2012 Morrell & Company Yves Cuilleron, Saint-Péray
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