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Scarica La Carta Dei Vini (.Pdf) MAGNUM BOLLICINE Ruinart “Blanc de Blanc” € 230 Louis Roederer € 180 Ca’ del Bosco “Cuvée Prestige” € 120 Ferrari “Perlè Bianco” € 150 BIANCHI William Fevre “Chablis” € 115 Cà del Bosco Dosaggio zero € 140 Banfi La Pettegola “Vermentino” € 45 BOLLICINE CHAMPAGNE Dom Perignon “Vintage” (p.nero,chard) € 250 Ruinart “Blanc de Blanc” (chard) € 120 Henri Giraud Hommage (100% p.nero) € 120 Ruinart “Rosè” (p.nero,chard) € 130 Louis Roederer (p.nero,chard,p.meunieur) € 90 Henri Giraud esprit Nature (p.nero,chard) € 85 Henri Giraud “Esprit Brut Nature” (p.nero,chard) € 80 Maurice Grumier (p.nero,p.meunieur) € 85 Lelarge Pugeot Les Meuniers de Clemence (100% p.meunieur) € 110 FRANCIACORTA Monterossa Franciacorta prima “Cuvée” (chard,p.nero,p.bianco) € 35 Monterossa p.r. Brut “Blanc de Blanc” (chard) € 42 Monterossa Flamingo “Rosè” (p.nero,chard) € 45 Monterossa “Cabochon” (chard,p.nero) € 90 Ca’ del Bosco Franciacorta “Cuvée” (chard,p.bianco,p.nero) € 60 Ca’ del Bosco “Rosè” (p.nero,chard) € 75 Ca’ del Bosco “Dosaggio Zero” (chard,p.bianco,p.nero) € 80 Ca’ del Bosco Anna Maria Clementi (chard,p.bianco,p.nero) € 160 Bellavista “Franciacorta Satin” (chard) € 65 Bellavista Teatro alla Scala (chard,p.nero) € 60 Monogram Franciacorta “Blanc de Blanc” (chard) € 35 Monogram “Satin “ (chard) € 40 Monogram “Rosé “ (p.nero,chard) € 40 Mirabella Elite “Extra Brut” mill. (chard) € 40 Mirabella Dom “Pas Dosé” mill. (chard,p.nero) € 55 Ugo Vezzoli “Franciacorta Brut” (ch,p.nero) € 28 TRENTO Abate Nero Trento Domini Nero (p.nero) € 55 Abate Nero Trento Domini (chard) € 50 Ferrari “Perlè Bianco” (chard) € 70 Ferrari “Perlè Rosè” (p.nero,chard) € 80 Ferrari Giulio riserva del fondatore (chard) € 150 Maximum metodo classico “Blanc de Blanc” (chard) € 50 VALDOBBIADENE Follador Prosecco “Valdobbiadene Millesimato” € 25 Bisol Belstar Prosecco di “Valdobbiadene extra Dry” € 20 Bisol Belstar Prosecco di “Valdobbiadene Brut” € 20 BIANCHI FRANCESI Royale Oyster Muscadet € 32 La Doucette Sancerre Comnte la Fonte € 45 La Doucette Pouly Fumè € 45 La Doucette Baron De L € 120 Pascal Jolivet Pouly Fumè € 55 Pascal Jolivet Sancerre € 55 William Fevre Chablis € 55 Albert Pic Chablis Saint Pierre € 45 Albert Pic Chablis Grand Cru Les Clos € 98 LA TOSCANA Fattoria Sardi “Vermentino Lucchesia” € 20 Terre del Marchesato Emilio Primo “Vermentino Bolgheri” € 22 Terre del Marchesato Papeo “Vermentino superiore Bolgheri” € 30 Poggio al Tesoro solo Sole “Vermentino Bolgheri” € 30 Banfi La Pettegola “Vermentino Bolgheri” € 20 Tenuta Argentiera Poggio ai Ginepri “Vermentino Bolgheri” € 25 Panizzi Etichetta verde “Vernaccia S.Gimignano” € 20 Panizzi “Vernaccia riserva S.Gimignano” € 35 Isole e Olena collezione privata “Chardonnay Chianti” € 58 Antinori Tenuta Guado al Tasso “Vermentino Bolgheri” € 28 Antica Fattoria “La Parrina Ansonica” Argentario € 25 BIANCHI ITALIA Hofstatter Joseph “Gewürstraminer” A.Adige € 30 Hofstatter “Pinot Grigio” A.Adige € 25 Hofstatter “Riesling” Troken Dott. Fischer A.Adige € 30 Hofstatter “Muller Thurgau” A.Adige € 25 Meran “Chardonnay” A.Adige € 20 Meran “Pinot Grigio” A.Adige € 20 Meran “Gewürztraminer” A.Adige € 25 Meran “Kerner” A.Adige € 25 Meran “Moscato Giallo” A.Adige € 25 Elena Walch Kristalberg “Pinot Bianco” A.Adige € 30 St. Michael Eppan San Valentine “Gewürstraminer” A.Adige € 40 St.Michael Eppan San Valentine “Sauvignon” A.Adige € 40 St.Michael Eppan Schultauser “Pinot Bianco” A.Adige € 25 Pinot Grigio Ramato € 23 Puiatti Archetipo “Ribolla Gialla Superiore” Friuli € 35 Puiatti “Ribolla Gialla” Friuli € 18 Cà del Bosco “Chardonnay 2016” Lombardia € 85 Cà del Bosco Corte del Lupo “Chardonnay - Pinot Bianco” Lombardia € 43 Tenuta Cassetti Colle Capanna “Pinot Grigio Ramato” Abruzzo € 23 Jermann Vinnae “Ribolla Gialla” Friuli € 30 Jermann “Chardonnay” Friuli € 30 Jermann Vintage “Tunina Sauv, Ribolla g., Chard, Malvasia” Friuli €60 Livio Felluga “Pinot Grigio” Friuli €35 Livio Felluga “Sauvignon” Friuli € 35 Livio Felluga Sharis “Chardonnay Ribolla” Friuli € 25 Livio Felluga Terre Alte Friulano “Pinot Bianco Sauvignon” Friuli € 80 Venica e Venica Adelchi “Sauvignon” Friuli €35 Venica e Venica Ronco delle Mele Friuli € 55 La Bella Notte “Sauvignon e Friulano” Friuli € 25 Ceretto “Blangè Arneis” Piemonte € 28 Gavi di Gavi La Scolca “Etichetta Nera” Cortese Piemonte € 35 Ca dei Frati “Lugana” Lombardia € 22 Les Cretes “Petite Arvine” V.D’Aosta € 28 Les Cretes “Chardonnay” V.D’Aosta € 30 Les Cretes Couvée Bois “Chardonnay” V.D’Aosta € 58 Terenzuola Fosso di Corsano “Vermentino” Liguria € 28 Bosoni “Etichetta Nera Vermentino” Liguria € 30 Il Gaggio “Vermentino” Liguria € 20 Il Gaggio “Vermentino e Trebbiano” Liguria € 20 Castello della Sala Cervaro “Chardonnay e Grechetto” Umbria € 75 Castello della Sala Bramito “Chardonnay” Umbria € 30 Feudi di San Gregorio “Greco di Tufo” Campania € 30 Feudi di San Gregorio “Fiano di Avellino” Campania € 30 Feudi di San Gregorio “Falanghina” Campania € 25 Planeta “Chardonnay” Sicilia € 35 Benanti Etna “Bianco Carricante” Sicilia € 30 Surrau Sciala “Vermentino di Gallura” Sardegna € 28 Surrau Sciala “Vendemmia Tardiva” Sardegna € 45 ROSÉ Whispering Angel “Grenache” Provenza € 45 Ca dei Frati “Lugana” Lombardia € 25 Fattoria Sardi “Lucchesia” € 22 Tenuta Argentiera “Poggio ai Ginepri” Bolgheri € 25 Antinori Guado “Al Tasso Scalabrone” Bolgheri € 25 Tenuta “Meraviglie” Bolgheri € 22 Masseria “Surani Negramaro” Puglia € 20 Whispering Angel Grenache Provenza € 45 ROSSI Meran “Schiava” A.Adige € 22 Meran “Pinot Nero” A.Adige € 22 Elena Walch Ludwig “Pinot Nero” A.Adige € 45 La Bella Notte “Merlot” Friuli € 28 Terre del Marchesato Emilio primo Bolgheri € 28 Marchese Antinori “Bruciato” Bolgheri € 35 Marchese Antinori “Cont’ Ugo” Bolgheri € 60 Tenuta Argentiera “Villa Donoratico” Bolgheri € 55 Marchese Antinori Chianti Classico “Tenuta Tignanello” Chianti € 50 Marchese Antinori “Tignanello” Chianti € 120 Mastrojanni “Rosso di Montalcino” Montalcino € 35 Mastrojanni “Brunello di Montalcino 2016” Montalcino € 65 Gaja Ca Marcanda Promis Merlot Sauvigno Syrah Castagneto Carducci € 50 Gaja Ca Marcanda Magari Bolgheri € 80 Benanti Etna “Rosso Nerello Mascalese e Cappuccio” Sicilia € 25 CON IL DESSERT A CALICE Meran Sissi “Moscato Giallo e Passito” A.Adige € 8 La Bella Notte “Picolit” Friuli € 6 Vite colte La Bella Estate “Moscato del Piemonte e Passito” Piemonte € 6 Terre del Marchesato “Nobilis Muffato di Vermentino” Bolgheri € 8 Castello della Sala Muffato “Sauvignon Grechetto Traminer Semillion Riesling” Umbria € 8 Acqua € 3 .
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