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R O N I N Winter + Early Spring 2020 Howdy! We are thrilled to share with you many new and wonderful fermentables. We make a diligent and concerted effort to populate our list with organic, biodynamic and/or sustainable items with an emphasis on small-scale production, responsible farming practices, and human connection. Our beverage program is aligned with our philosophies on food, farming, and community. We hope you are as fond as we are of the selections that follow. Turn to the next page for our Table of Contents. Please enjoy! Table of Contents The efficient way to navigate through the goodness! Aperitif. 3 Classic Bubbles . 4 Pét-Nat Bubbles . 5 White (Light & Brisk) . 6-7 White (Aromatic & Savory) . 8-9 Orange & Rosé. 9-10 Red (Light & Fruit Driven) . .11-13 Red (Full Bodied & Brooding) . .13-16 Sake. .16 Beer. 17-18 Cider / Mead . 19 Digestif / Dessert. .20 By The Glass. .21 Cocktails + Non-Alcoholic . .22 * Take home any bottle for 20% off list price – yay! Ask your server… Denotation Fun R practicing organic ° biodynamic/sustainable A hand harvested grapes ♀ female wine maker ronintx.com 2 Aperitif Vermouth Vermouth is an aromatized + fortified wine flavored with various botanicals. The modern version of the beverage was first produced in the mid-18th century in Turin, Italy. In the late-19th century, vermouth became popular with bartenders as a key ingredient in many classic cocktails which have survived to date, including the Martini, the Manhattan, and the Negroni. We strongly advise a vermouth and soda before dinner! Poe Wines ‘D’Orange’. 15 / 60 Orange Peel Vermouth, Napa, California R A ♀ Poe Wines ‘D’Pampe’ . 15 / 60 Grapefruit Rosé Vermouth, Napa, California R A ♀ Poe Wines ‘D’Sange’. .15 / 60 Blood Orange Vermouth, Napa, California R A ♀ Bodegas Albero ‘Bruno Marino’. .16 / 50 Artisan Vermouth, Spain, NV Cocchi Torino . 10 / 45 Sweet Vermouth, Asti, Italy *Ask about our rotating vermouths, then, have a Spritz! Sherry Sherry is a fortified wine made from white grapes that are grown near the city of Jerez de la Frontera in Andalusia, Spain. It is produced in a variety of styles, ranging from light, dry wines such as Fino and Manzanilla, to full, rich, oxidized wines like Oloroso. We cannot overstate how much we love the stuff. Enjoy these dry styles with rich, nutty cheeses and briny, pickled things. Look for sweeter Pedro Ximenez (PX) sherries on our dessert menu, also. Valdespino, ‘Inocente’. 12 / 35 Fino, Jerez, Spain Valdespino . .10 / 30 Manzanilla, Jerez, Spain Valdespino ‘Don Gonzalo’ . .. 16 / 60 Oloroso, Jerez, Spain CruzVieja . .. .. 19 / 65 Pedro Ximénez, Jerez, Spain ronintx.com 3 Bubbles Non-Vintage Méthode Champenoise Champagne, Crémant, Cava, or the like, these bubbles are the product of secondary bottle fermentation, and present unrelenting elegance and finesse. Medivol . .. .13 / 40 Chardonnay/Chenin Blanc, Crémant de Limoux, France, NV R ° A Champagne Laherte Frères Ultradition . 70 Chardonnay, Champagne, France, NV Domaine Valentin Zusslin, ‘Crémant d’Alsace’ . 78 Pinot Auxerrois/Chardonnay/Riesling, Alsace, France, NV R ° Piper Heidseick, ‘Cuveé Brut’ 350ml / 750ml . 40 / 80 Pinot Noir/Pinot Meunier/Chardonnay, Champagne, France, NV Gonet-Médeville, ‘Tradition’/C,PN,PM/ . .90 Pinot Noir/Pinot Meunier/Chardonnay, Champagne, France, NV J. Lassalle ‘Preference’/PM,PN,C/ . .95 Pinot Meunier/Pinot Noir/Chardonnay, Champagne, France, NV R A Vintage Champagne A genuine expression of terroir, time, and place to make any celebration truly unforgettable. Dom Ruinart,‘Blanc de Blancs’ . 190 Chardonnay, Reims, France, 2004 Perrier-Jouët,‘Belle Epoque’/C,PN,PM/ . 275 Chardonnay/Pinot Noir/Pinot Meunier, Reims, France, 2007 Charmat Method Because everybody loves a well-made glass of Prosecco. Carmina,’Loggia’ . .. 11 / 35 Glera, Veneto, Italy, NV Case Paolin . 62 Glera Col Fundo, Veneto, Italy, NV R Caneva de Nani . 65 Glera Col Fundo, Veneto, Italy, NV R ronintx.com 4 Pét-Nat (naturally sparkling wines) AKA Methode Ancestralle, these wines are naturally fizzy due to fermentation finishing in the bottle, and are usually unfiltered. White Mirco Mariotti ‘Smarazen’ . 18 / 43 Trebbiano/Malvasia, Romagna, Italy, NV Folicello. 35 Montana/Pinot Noir/Trebbiano, Bianco Emilia, Italy, 2017 R Manoir de la Tête Rouge ‘Free Mousse’/CF . 47 Chenin Blanc, Loire, France, NV R ° Pank ‘Abnormal’ . .52 Olaszrizling, Köveskál, Hungary, 2018 R A Cantina Furlani . .60 Joannizza, Trentino Alto Adige, Italy, NV R ° A Cantina Furlani ‘Alpino’ . 65 Nosiola, Trentino Alto Adige, Italy, NV R ° A Rosé Paltrineiri ‘Radice’ . 33 Rosé of Lambrusco, dell’Emilia Solco, Italy, 2017 ° A Field Recordings . 45 Rosé of Cabernet Franc, Paso Robles, California, 2018 R ° William Chris . .45 Rosé of Malbec, Texas High Plains, Texas, 2018 Pank ‘Pink Punk’. .52 Rosé of Syrah, Köveskál, Hungary, 2018 R A Vin di Giovanni ‘Ciliegiozzo’ . .60 Rosé of Ciliegiolo, Umbria, Italy, 2018 A Louis Antoine Luyt. .75 Rosé of País, Maule, Chile, 2018 R Red Paltrinieri, . .15 / 38 Lambrusco, dell’Emilia Solco, Italy, 2017 ° A Tiberi Vini Artigianali ‘Il Musticco’. 50 Gamay/Ciliegiolo, Umbria, Italy, 2018 R Conestabile La Staffa ‘Il Brioso’. 55 Sangiovese, Umbria, Italy, 2017 R ronintx.com 5 White Wine Light + Brisk Look for bright, crisp acidity, tropical fruit, and pleasant minerality. La Ardilla . 27 Moscato, Valencia, Spain, 2018 Karl Josef ‘Piesporter Michelsburg’ . 11 / 35 Riesling, Mosel, Germany, 2018 R Domaine Bott-Geyl ‘Les Éléments’. .37 Riesling, Alsace, France, 2016 R ° Somloi Vandor. 45 Olasrizsling, Somlo, Hungary, 2015 R ° Gorrondona. .43 Hondarrabi, Txakoli, Spain, 2017 R Bodega de Edgar . .47 Albariño, Paso Robles, California, 2017 R Envidia Cochina ‘Rías Baixas Tête de Cuvée . 60 Albariño, Galicia, Spain, 2018 R ♀ Zum Martin Sepp . .40 Grüner Veltliner, Wein, Austria, 2018 1L R A Weingut Hirsch . .15 / 50 Grüner Veltliner, Niederösterreich, Austria, 2015 ° Tatomer . .58 Grüner Veltliner, Santa Barbara, California, 2017 ° William Chris Winery ‘Mary Ruth’ . 32 Malvasia/Blanc du Bois/Moscato Giallo, High Plains, TX, 2018 Martha Stouman ‘Out to the Meadow’ . 85 Chenin Blanc/Vermentino/Trousseau/Chasselas Suisun Valley, California, 2018 ° A ♀ Blair Estate . 47 Pinot Gris, Arroyo Seco, California, 2015 Mud House . .30 Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, New Zealand, 2018 ° ronintx.com 6 Dominio De Punctum ‘Pablo Claro’. 14 / 44 Sauvignon Blanc, Castilla-La Mancha, Spain, 2018 R ° Cantine Belisario ‘Le Salse’ . 37 Verdicchio, Marche, Italy, 2017 ° A Chateau de Carolle ‘Graves’ . .30 Sémillion/Sauvignon Blanc, Bordeaux, France, 2016 Jean Perrier et Fils . 35 Jacquére, Savoie, France, 2018 R ° A Eric Texier ‘Adele’ . .50 Clairette, Rhône Valley, France, 2017 R ° A Orsolani ‘Al Bacio’ . .35 Erbaluce, Caluso, Piedmont, Italy, 2017 Esporão . .45 White Blend, Alentejo, Portugal, 2017 R ° Domaine Montrose . .30 Chardonnay, Languedoc-Roussillon, France, 2018 ° Domaine de la Verpaille. .60 Chardonnay, Beaujolais, France, 2017 R Lavantureux “Vielles Vignes” . 70 Chardonnay, Chablis, France, 2016 Sylvère Trichard ‘Séléné’. 75 Chardonnay, Beaujolais, Burgundy, France, 2018 R ° Aviary . 32 Chardonnay, Napa, California, 2017 Varner ‘Foxglove’ . .39 Chardonnay, Central Coast, California, 2017 A Gerhicke . .18 / 48 Chardonnay, Russian River Valley, California, 2016 Alexana ‘Terroir Series’ . .. .65 Chardonnay, Willamette Valley, Oregon, 2015 ° Blair Estate ‘Delfina’s Vineyard’ . .72 Chardonnay, Arroyo Seco, California, 2015 Neely ‘Holly’s Cuveé’. 97 Chardonnay, Portola Valley, California, 2014 ° ronintx.com 7 Aromatic + Savory | White Wine Continued Rich, full bodied with ample minerality, some with funk appeal. Domaine Evharis . 40 White Syrah, Gerania, Greece, 2016 A Domaine Evharis ‘Sur Lie’ . 40 Assyrtiko, Gerania, Greece, 2016 A Fraga do Corvo . 31 Godello, Monterrei, Spain, 2018 Skouras ‘Salto’ . 39 Moscofilero, Arcadia, Peloponnese, Greece, 2018 Somloi Vandor . 55 Juhfark, Somlo, Hungary, 2015 R ° Cowhorn Vineyard and Garden . 59 Viognier, Applegate Valley, Oregon, 2015 ° Fondo Bozzole ‘Foxi’. 38 Trebbiano, Lombardi, Italy, NV *Sparkling R A Recanati . .85 Marawi, Judean Hills, Israel, 2017 R A Alliance Loire. 35 Chenin Blanc, Les Lys, Vouvray, Loire, France, 2017 R ° Manoir de la Tête Rouge ‘Tête d’Ange’ . 50 Chenin Blanc, Saumur, Loire, France, 2018 R ° Jauma ‘Fuji San’ . 72 Chenin Banc, McLaren Vale, Australia, 2018 *Sparkling R Lise et Bertrand Jousset ‘Premier Rendez-vous’ . .80 Chenin Blanc, Loire Valley, France, 2017 R ° Lise et Betrand Jousset ‘Exile’. .65 R ° Chenin Blanc/Colombard/Ugni Blanc, Loire Valley, France, 2017 Collecapretta. 90 Malvasia, Umbria, Italy, 2018 R ° Bonny Doon ‘Le Cigare Blanc’ . .60 Grenache Blanc/Roussane, Santa Cruz, California, 2014 ° ronintx.com 8 Recanati . 45 Sauvignon Blanc, Judean Hills, Israel, 2016 R A Domaine Trotereau ‘Quincy’. 45 Sauvignon Blanc, Loire Valley, France, 2017 Domaine Laporte ‘Le Grand Rochoy’. 110 Sauvignon Blanc, Sancerre, France, 2016 R A Batič, . 82 Pinela, Primorska, Slovenia, 2013 ° Árvay, Tokaji Hárslevelú . 80 Hárslevelú, Tokaj, Hungary, 2015 R ° A Orange Wines Orange is to white wine as rosé is to red wine. Look for added body, aromatics, and minerality. Teleda Orgo ‘Dila-O’. 27 Rkatsiteli/Mtsvane, Kakheti, Georgia, 2018 Dominio de Punctum ‘20,000 Leguas’ . .33 Chardonnay, Tierra de la Castilla, Spain, 2017 R ° Populis Winery . 42 Grenache Blanc, Santa Barbara, California, 2018 R ° A Visintini . 50 Pinot Grigio, Friuli Colli Orientali, Italy, 2018 R ° Dal Cero . 16 / 55 Pinot Grigio, Veneto,
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    *SPARKLING WINES BY THE GLASS* WHITE CAVA “AZIMUT EXTRA BRUT” CAN SURIOL. ..........$14 | $56 CATALONIA,SP,NV MÜLLER THURGAU “PÉT-NAT” HERZÁNOVI .... ...... .$15 | $60 MORAVIA,CZ,‘20 CHARDONNAY/PINOT NOIR “CREMANT DU JURA” DOMAINE TISSOT ........$22 | $88 JURA,FR,NV ORANGE MARIA GOMES/BAGA “LUCKY DUCK” JOAO PATO ‘DUCKMAN’ . $15 | $60 BAIRRADA,PT,NV PIGNOLETTO “SUI LIEVITI” FEDERICO ORSI . ....... $64 EMILIA-ROMAGNA,IT,‘18 GRUNER VETLINER/RIESLING “REVOLUTION” JOHANNES ZILLINGER. ..$16 | $61 NIEDERöSTERREICH,AUT, NV MALVASIA ISTRIANA/VITOVSKA “BELA” COTAR . .......... $108 KRAS,SL,‘16 ROSÉ MALBEC “PET’ROS” CHATEAU DE GAUDOU .. .. .$15 | $60 CAHORS,FR,‘20 ST LAURENT “HELENA” DLUHE GREFTY ..... .. .$20 | $80 MOROVA,CZ,‘20 JUNE DINE-IN MENU FOOD OLIVES $8 WHIPPED RICOTTA $12 house-cured sourdough CRUDO $17 LITTLE GEM $13 fresh fava, garlic scapes snap peas, seeds, sprouted fennal pollen lentils, buttermilk, radish ASPARAGUS TEMPURA $14 BURRATA $13 green goddess dressing summer squash, sesame seed POTATO CROQUETTES $9 PÂTÉ DE CAMPAGNE $14 spicy japanese mayo rustic pork terrine, mustard CRISPY CHICKEN THIGH $19 CROSTINI $12 broccolini, dandelion, curry spice flageolet bean, pistachio, sage SEARED SQUID SALAD $16 MEZZE PLATTER $22 jersey bok choy, thai basil, tahini dip, seasonalvegetables pancetta sourdough, cured olives CARROT-OLIVE OIL CAKE $8 pistachio cream CHOCOLATE CRÉMEUX $8 buckwheat crumble JUNE DINE-IN MENU WINE BTG SPARKLING CELLARS DE CAN SURIOL “AZIMUT” .......... $14 MACABEO/XAREL-LO/PARELLADA 2019 PURO “PET’ROS” .................. $16 MALBEC (ROSÉ) 2020 WHITE DOMAINE OZIL “EST OUEST”. $15 GRENACHE BLANC/UGNI BLANC/+++ 2020 PORTA BOHEMICA “MULLER THURGAU”. $15 RIESLING/SYLVANER 2018 ORANGE CRADLE OF WINE “ALEX’S WINE” .......... $16 RKATSITELI/MTSVANE/CHINURI 2018 FAMILLE BAUER “BARIG” ............