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VOLUME 3 2020 AMORETTE IS AMONG a DISTINGUISHED GROUP of 1,244 Restaurants Worldwide with Wine Lists Worthy of Receiving Wine Spectator’S Best Award of Excellence WINE LIST VOLUME 3 2020 AMORETTE IS AMONG A DISTINGUISHED GROUP of 1,244 restaurants worldwide with wine lists worthy of receiving Wine Spectator’s Best Award of Excellence. These wine lists display excellent breadth across multiple wine-growing regions and/or significant vertical depth of top producers, along with superior presentation. Typically offering 350 or more selections, these restaurants are destinations for serious wine lovers, showing a deep commitment to wine, both in the cellar and through their service team. FROM THE SOMMELIER FOR OVER THIRTY YEARS I HAVE WORKED AS A SOMMELIER and my professional career has taken me through various regions in France, and major wine countries in Europe like Italy, Spain, and Greece. I am a member of the American Sommelier Association, Philadelphia Chapter 2000- 2002 and Member of the Union de la Sommellerie Francaise from 1990-1994 in Paris. I lived in some of the most amazing cities, like Paris and London, where I worked in prestigious Michelin Star restaurants and was introduced to Mr. Olivier Poussier who would later become the world’s best Sommelier 2000 in Montreal, Canada. He influenced my career to become an international Sommelier. I have been in the United States for over 20 years, working with nationally and world renowned chefs like Jean-Louis Palladin (Watergate Hotel Washington DC, Chef Robert Wiedmaier (Marcel’s Restaurant Washington DC), Chef Georges Perrier (Le Bec fin and Table 31 in Philadelphia), and Chef Martin Hamann (Four Seasons Hotel, Fountain in Philadelphia). In addition, I had the opportunity to meet with Mr. Robert Parker Jr. from the Wine Advocate Magazine for private tasting and discussion on several occasions. The world of wine changes each and every day and, for the last thirty years, while deepening my love for the wines of Europe and North-America, I have also passionately embraced the study of wines from all around the world including areas like Argentina, Chile, New- Zealand, Australia, and South-Africa. I love sharing my passion and my enthusiasm for wine. I am driven by the search for the right food and wine pairings and delight in working on food themes, bringing wine to life, focusing on the varietals, the appellations, the wine making methods, and above all, I enjoy the people who craft the wine. Warmth and friendship, clarity and simplicity, are all inherently part of my daily routine. I have been fortunate in pursuing a career in a fascinating field which offers daily opportunities to pursue the two goals I set for myself: continually strive to be a high-level professional and spread the love for wine and gastronomy. Cheers! LEAD SOMMELIER TABLE OF CONTENTS WHITE WINES page Wine by the Glass Program / Wine of the Month 1 White Wine, Red Wine, Champagne, Sparkling Wine, Dessert Wine 1 france 2 Champagne-(Sparkling Wine USA-Italy-UK) 2-3 White Burgundy, Chablis Region 3 White Burgundy, Bourgogne, Côte de Nuits, Côte de Beaune 4 Côte Châlonnaise & Mâcon 4 Jura-Savoie 5 Alsace 5 Rhône Valley 5 Provence 6 Languedoc & Roussillon 6 Corsica 6 Bordeaux Region-South-West-Basque Region 6 Loire Valley 6 spain-portugal 7 italy 7 greece 7 austria 8 germany 8 united states 9 Chardonnay from California 9 Other Wines from California 10 Oregon 10 Other Wines from the United States 10 new zealand 11 australia 11 argentina 11 chile 11 south-africa 11 half bottles 11 large format 11 corkage fee: $50. TABLE OF CONTENTS RED WINES france page Burgundy region 12 Bourgogne 12 Côte de Nuits 12 Côte de Beaune 12 Côte Châlonnaise 13 Beaujolais 13 Rhône Valley 13 Provence 13 Languedoc-Roussillon 14 Corsica 14 Bordeaux Region 14 Loire Valley 15 Alsace 15 Jura-Savoie 15 italy 16 Piedmont 16 Tuscany 16 Other reds from Italy 17 spain-portugal 17 greece 17 austria 18 germany 18 new zealand 18 australia 18 argentina-chile 18 south-africa 18 united states 19 Cabernet-Sauvignon/ Meritage, California 19 Cabernet-Sauvignon/ Meritage, Washington State 19 Pinot-Noir, California 20 Zinfandel, California 20 Syrah-Mourvèdre-Blends, Rhône Varietals from the United States 21 Merlot from the United States 21 Other reds from the United States 21 Pinot-Noir, Oregon 21 half-bottles, large format, dessert wine 22 sommelier who are you? 23 vineyards in depth vertical-sake 24-31 digestif-after dinner drinks 32-33 corkage fee: $50. WINE BY THE GLASS We are proud to offer a selection of wines from around the globe exclusively using the stemware and decanters from the Spiegelau Glass Company. Coravin, Inc. is a privately held company located in Burlington, Massachusetts focused on transforming the way wine is served, sold and enjoyed. Coravin designs and markets the Coravin Systems for wine enthusiasts, restaurants, wine stores, and wineries. Unparalleled in craftsmanship and design, Coravin uses proprietary patented technology to access and pour wine from a bottle without pulling the cork. Wine enthusiasts can now enjoy wine sealed with corks without the need to commit to the whole bottle, allowing them to explore wines of any vintage, varietal or region, one taste at a time. Now available at Amorette. 3 oz - 5 oz - 25.4 oz white wine-rosé glass - bottle Champagne, Jacquart Brut “Mosaique,” Reims, France NV $25 | $100 Sparkling Wine, Cava, Brut Reserva, Vilarnau, Barcelona, Spain NV $13 | $65 Chardonnay, Pouilly-Fuissé, Domaine du Chalet, Léger-Plumet, Burgundy, France 2016 $20 | $75 Il Vermentino di Casanova, La Spinetta, Tuscany, Italy 2018 $15 | $70 Sauvignon-Blanc, Capture, Tradition, Sonoma County, California 2017 $14 | $65 Pinot-Grigio, Conte Brandolini, Friuli, Italy 2018 $13 | $65 Dry Riesling, Weingut Nik Weis St. Urbans-Hof, Mosel, Germany 2018 $16 | $70 Chardonnay, Hartford Court, Russian River Valley, Sonoma County, California 2017 $16 | $70 Sauvigon-Blanc-Sémillon, Château Turcaud, Entre-Deux-Mers, Bordeaux, France 2018 $14 | $65 Grenache-Cinsault, Château Gassier “Esprit Gassier” Côtes de Provence, France 2018 (Rosé) $15 | $70 red wine Pinot-Noir, Côtes de Nuits-Villages, Domaine des Tilleuls, Burgundy, France 2015 $30 | $40 | $130 Pinot-Noir, Hartford Court, Russian River Valley, Sonoma County, California 2017 $20 | $75 Malbec, Cahors, Château du Cayrou, South-West, France 2014 $15 | $70 Monastrell, Bodegas Enrique Mendoza “La Tremenda” Alicante, Spain 2016 $14 | $65 Primitivo-Negroamaro, Rosa del Golfo, Rosso del Salento, Puglia, Italy 2016 $15 | $70 Sangiovese/Cabernet Blend, Tua Rita, Rosso Dei Notri, Tuscany Italy 2017 $15 | $70 Garnacha, Bodegas Borsao, Campo de Borja, Aragon, Spain 2018 $10 | $50 Syrah “Les Graviers” Domaine Julien Cécillon, Rhône Valley, France 2017 $12 | $60 Nero d’Avola, Tasca Conti d’Almerita, , Sicilia, Italy “Lamùri” 2016 $14 | $65 Xinomavro, Stravros Kokkinos Estate, Naousa, Central Macedonia, Greece 2017 $14 | $65 Cabernet-Sauvignon, Mill Creek Vineyards, Alexander Valley, Sonoma, California 2017 $20 | $75 Cabernet-Sauvignon-Merlot-Cabernet-Franc, Château Haut-Logat, Bordeaux, France 2014 $16 | $70 Mourvèdre, Bandol, Château Vannières, Provence, France 2013 $30 | $110 dessert wine 2 oz Moscato d’Asti, Brandini, Piedmont, Italy 2017 $12 Banyuls, Domaine de la Rectorie “Cuvée Thérèse Reig” VDN, Roussillon, France 2015 $18 Madeira, Blandy’s Malmsey 10 year old, Portugal $25 1 CHAMPAGNE BOTTLES non-vintage vintage 1. Michel Arnould, Brut Réserve, Verzenay NV $115 2. Paul Déthune, Brut, Ambonnay NV $130 3. Henriot, Brut, Reims “Cuvée Souverain” NV $155 4. Delamotte, Brut, Le Mesnil-Sur-Oger NV $150 5. JM Gobillard & Fils, Brut, Hautvillers “Tradition” NV $100 6. Pol Roger, Brut, Epernay “Rich Demi-Sec” NV $183 7. Laurent-Perrier Ultra Brut, Tours-Sur-Marne “Brut Nature” NV $180 non-vintage blanc de blancs 10. Herbert Beaufort, Brut, Bouzy “Cuvée de Mélomane” NV $115 11. Diebolt-Vallois, Brut, Cramant NV $125 12. Duval Leroy, Brut Réserve, Vertus NV $157 non-vintage rosé 16. Laurent-Perrier, Tours-Sur-Marne “Cuvée Rosé” NV $210 17. Delavenne Père & Fils, Brut, Bouzy NV $120 18. Michel Arnould, Brut, Verzenay NV $150 19. Henriot, Brut, Reims NV $165 20. Nicolas Feuillatte, Demi-Sec, Chouilly “D’ Luscious” NV $133 vintage rosé & cuvée de prestige 21. Louis Roederer, Brut, Reims 2012 $200 22. Pol Roger, Brut, Epernay 08-06 $280 23. Louis Roederer, Brut, Reims “Cuvée Cristal” 2009 $1200 24. Moët & Chandon, Brut, Epernay “Cuvée Dom Pérignon” 2005 $850 25. Louis Roederer, Brut, Reims “Cuvée Cristal” 2002 $1000 vintage 30. Franck Pascal, Quinte Essence, Extra Brut, Vallée de la Marne 2005 $245 31. Paul Déthune, Brut, Ambonnay 2000 $185 32. Pierre Moncuit, Brut, Le Mesnil 2004 $185 34. Louis Roederer, Brut, Reims 2009 $170 35. Laurent-Perrier, Brut, Tours-Sur-Marne 2007 $185 36. Gosset, Brut, Aÿ, Marne “Grande Millésime” 2012 $245 cuvée de prestige 40. Salon, Blanc de Blancs, Le Mesnil sur Oger “Cuvée S” 2004 $1200 42. Pommery, Brut, Reims “Cuvée Louise” 1999 $325 44. Moët & Chandon, Brut, Epernay “Cuvée Dom Pérignon” 2008 $365 45. Louis Roederer, Brut, Reims “Cuvée Cristal Roederer” 2009 $700 46. Laurent-Perrier Brut, Grande Cuvée, Tours-Sur-Marne “Grand Siècle” NV $365 2 WHITE BOTTLES SPARKLING WINES sparkling vintage 55. Bellavista Brut, Franciacorta, Lombardy, Italy 2010 $110 56. Iron Horse Blanc de Noirs, Green Valley, Sonoma, California “Wedding Cuvée” 2012 $120 57. Ridgeview Wine Estate, Brut, Sussex, England “Bloomsbury” NV $115 60. Domaine Francois Montand, Jura Region, France 2013 $80 61. Roederer Estate, Brut Rosé, Anderson Valley, Northern California NV $90 62. Scharffenberger Cellars, Brut Rosé, Anderson Valley, Northern California NV $85 63. Schramsberg Vineyards, Blanc de Noirs, Calistoga, Northern California 13-14 $110 64. Contratto Brut Rosé, For England Blanc de Noir, Alta Langa, Canelli, Italy “Pas Dosé” 2014 $110 FRANCE white burgundy CHABLIS chablis 70. Chablis Vieilles Vignes, Domaine Savary 15-16 $65 71. Chablis, Domaine Verget “Terres de Pierres” 2013 $78 72. Chablis, Domaine William Fèvre “Champs Royaux” 2015 $80 chablis premier cru 77.
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