WINE BY THE GLASS

SPARKLING WINE Prosecco, Giuliana, Extra Dry, NV 13 Rosé Franciacorta, Majolini, "Altèra", Brut, NV 22 Champagne, Charles Heidsieck, "Réserve", Brut, NV 30

WHITE WINE Muscat, La Crotta di Vegneron, "Chambave", Vallée d'Aoste, 2018 14 Pinot Grigio, Quadri, delle Venezie, 2018 11 Gavi, La Scolca, 2018 13 Sauvignon, Dipinti, Vigneti delle Dolomiti, 2018 14 Riesling, Silver Thread, Finger Lakes, 2017 13 Pallagrello Bianco, Vestini Campagnano, Terre del Volturno, 2017 16 Chardonnay, Elena Walch, Alto Adige, 2018 12 Chardonnay, Fisher, "Mountain Estate", Sonoma County, 2016 26

RED WINE Rosato di Toscana, Il Poggione, "Brancato", 2018 13 Dolcetto, Luigi Einaudi, Dogliani, 2018 14 Pinot Noir, Alexana, "Tête de Cuvée", Dundee Hills, 2016 16 Pinot Noir, George, "Hansen", Russian River Valley, 2017 26 Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, Agriverde, "Piane di Maggio", 2017 12 Chianti Classico, Castello di Bossi, 2015 14 Valpolicella Ripasso Superiore, Buglioni, "Il Bugiardo", 2015 18 Barolo, Domenico Clerico, 2015 29 Brunello di Montalcino, San Giorgio, "Ugolforte", 2012 34 "Super Tuscan", Michele Satta, "Piastraia", 2016 25 Malbec, Black's Station, Yolo County, 2018 14 Cabernet Sauvignon, 22 Hundred Cellars, "52W", Paso Robles, 2018 16 Cabernet Sauvignon, Sinegal, Napa Valley, 2016 30

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INDEX Wine By The Glass 1 Half Bottles 5 Italian Sparkling Wine & American Sparkling Wine 7 Champagne & Vintage Champagne 9 Italian White - North 11 Italian White - North Central 13 Italian White - South / Islands 15 American White 17 American Chardonnay 19 Piedmont Red - Barbera, Dolcetto, & Langhe Nebbiolo 21 Piedmont Red - "Alto Piemonte" & Other 23 Barolo 25 "Le Menzioni" del Barolo 26 Barolo Riserva 29 Barbaresco 31 Barbaresco Riserva 33 The Wines of Produttori dell Barbaresco 35 The Wines of Angelo Gaja 37 Chianti, Vino Nobile di Montepulciano, & Other Tuscan Red 39 Brunello di Montalcino 41 "Super Tuscan" - Toscana 43 "Super Tuscan" - Bolgheri, Colli Toscana Centrale, & Other 45 The Wines of Tenuta dell'Ornellaia 47 Veneto Red 49 Lombardy & Fruili-Venezia-Giulia Red 51 Umbria, Lazio Red, & Sardinia Red 51 Abruzzo, Campania, & Sicily Red 53 Other Italian Red 53 American Pinot Noir 55 American Cabernet Sauvignon et al. 56 American Syrah & Zinfandel 59 American Merlot & Other 61 Dessert Wine 63 Large Format 65

3 FEATURED RED HALF BOTTLE Vino Nobile di Montepulciano, Boscarelli, 2015 - $73 In the eastern part of Tuscany lies the picturesque village of Montepulciano. Encompassed by rolling hillsides interwoven with a patchwork of cypress trees, vineyards, and olive groves, Montepulciano is home to one of Italy’s most treasured reds: Vino Nobile. Vino Nobile di Montepulciano, or “Noble Wine”, was famously enjoyed by Kings, Nobles, and even U.S. Presidents. Perhaps Thomas Jefferson said it best, “For the present I confine myself to the physical want of some good Montepulciano…this being a very favorite wine and habit having rendered the light and high flavored wines of a necessary of life with me. It was most superlatively good.” HALF BOTTLES

CHAMPAGNE 020 Brut Champagne, Krug, "Grande Cuvée", NV 191 095 Brut Champagne, Pierre Moncuit, "Hugues de Coulmet", NV 77 009 Rosé Champagne, Besserat de Belefon, NV 86

WHITE WINE 1703 Chardonnay, Frank Family, Carneros, 2017 62 1711 Chardonnay, Kistler, "Vine Hill", Russian River Valley, 2016 98 1728 Gavi di Gavi, Villa Sparina, 2016 52 1714 Pinot Grigio, Alois Lageder, Alto Adige, 2018 37 1704 Sauvignon Blanc, Honig, Napa Valley, 2018 39

RED WINE 1723 Barolo, Damilano, "Lecinquevigne", 2014 57 1712 Brunello di Montalcino, Pieve S. Restituta (Gaja), 2013 148 1736 Cabernet Sauvignon, Honig, Napa Valley, 2016 68 1724 Cabernet Sauvignon, Mayacamas, Napa Valley, 2014 162 1738 Cabernet Sauvignon, Spottswoode, St. Helena, 2015 222 1716 Cabernet Sauvignon, Stuhlmuller, Alexander Valley, 2016 49 1726 Cabernet Sauvignon et al., Opus One, 2012 411 1722 Chianti Classico, Castellare di Castellina, 2016 46 1702 Chianti Classico, Isole e Olena, 2016 39 1742 Toscana, Antinori, "Tignanello", 1997 404 1740 Toscana, Tenuta dell'Ornellaia, "Ornellaia", 1999 439 1732 Vino Nobile di Montepulciano, Boscarelli, 2015 73 1706 Zinfandel, Ridge, "Lytton Springs", Dry Creek Valley, 2017 79

5 FEATURED PROSECCO Valdobbiadene Superiore di Cartizze, Dry, Bisol, "Cartizze", 2018 - $112 The hill of Cartizze, located to the north of Venice, is undeniably known to be "Grand Cru" territory in the vast region of Prosecco. With its dramatically steep slopes and ancient soils, the Bisol family has continuously worked the vineyards here since 1542. Today, brothers Gianlucca and Desiderio Bisol continue the family's leg- acy with a focus on meticulous, site-specific vinification while also practicing organic farming and environmen- tal sustainability. The "Cartizze" cuvée is the winery's finest expression with notes of fresh wildflowers, white peaches, and green apples--finishing with lively and persistent bubbles. SPARKLING WINE

FRANCIACORTA 008 Majolini, 2009 83 037 Riserva, Brut, Ca' del Bosco, "A. Clementi", 2007 247 076 Rosé, Brut, Ca' del Bosco, "Cuvée Prestige", NV 149 086 Rosé, Brut, Majolini, "Altèra", NV 88

PROSECCO 056 Brut, Bisol, "Jeio", NV 56 080 Extra Dry, Giuliana, NV 52 013 Valdobbiadene Sup. di Cartizze, Dry, Bisol, "Cartizze", 2018 112

OTHER ITALIAN SPARKLING 019 Brut Trento, Cesarini Sforza, NV 64 038 Brut Trento Rosé, Cesarini Sforza, NV 64 041 Dry, Quatremillèmetres V. d'Altitude, "Refrain", V. d'Aoste, NV 59

AMERICAN SPARKLING 001 Brut, Argyle, Willamette Valley, 2015 79 088 Brut, Roederer Estate, "l'Ermitage", Anderson Valley, 2009 146 065 Brut, Under the Wire, "Alder Springs", Mendocino, 2013 151 026 Brut Rosé, Soter, "Mineral Springs", Yamhill Carlton, 2012 141

7 FEATURED CHAMPAGNE Brut, Gosset, "Grand Reserve", NV - $147 Founded in 1584, Gosset is the oldest continuously operating wine house in the region of Champagne. In the early days, Gosset was known for its still red wines made from some of the most sought after Pinot Noir plantings in the village of Aÿ. The wines from Aÿ were of such high quality that the King of France often favored them for their paralleled elegance to the top wines of Burgundy. Gosset has since evolved into one of the great Champagne powerhouses producing some of the finest bubbles in the region. A blend of mostly Pinot Noir grapes, followed by Chardonnay and a touch of Meunier, Gosset’s “Grand Reserve” cuvée still drinks like Burgundy—but now in 3-D.. NON-VINTAGE CHAMPAGNE 004 Brut, Billecart-Salmon, "Sous Bois" 267 002 Brut, Gosset, "15 Ans de Cave" 367 040 Brut, Gosset, "Grand Reserve" 147 045 Brut, Pehu-Simonet, "Face du Nord" 113 081 Brut, Pierre Peters, "Cuvée de Réserve" 171 042 Brut Rosé, Billecart-Salmon 244 066 Brut Rosé, Chartogne-Taillet 202 053 Brut Rosé, Geoffrey, "Rosé Saignée" 192 077 Brut Rosé, Henri Goutorbe 149 084 Brut Rosé, J. Lallement 174 039 Brut Rosé, Laurent-Perrier 262

VINTAGE CHAMPAGNE 068 Brut, Billecart-Salmon, "Le Clos Saint-Hilaire", 2002 1,313 016 Brut, Bollinger, "Grand Année", 1990 689 098 Brut, Dom Pérignon, 2006 372 024 Brut, Dom Pérignon, “P2”, 2000 1,026 096 Brut, Nicolas Feuillatte, “Palmes d’Or”, 2006 372 097 Brut, Pierre Gimonnet, "Cuvée Gastronome", 2012 211 023 Brut, Pierre Peters, "Les Chétillons", 2000 883 007 Brut, Pierre Peters, "Les Chétillons", 2012 377 046 Brut Extra, Benoit Marguet, "Sapience", 2007 411 083 Brut Extra, Marc Hebrart, "Rive Gauche/Rive Droite", 2010 329 091 Brut Extra, Pierre Gimonnet, “Œnophile”, 2008 169 060 Brut Extra, Pierre Paillard, “Le Grande Récolte”, 2006 177 044 Brut Nature, Larmandier-Bernier, "Terre de Vertus", 2010 188 027 Brut Rosé, Dom Pérignon, 2006 833 025 Brut Rosé, Louis Roederer, "Cristal", 2004 1,617 027 Brut Rosé, Ruinart, "Dom Ruinart", 2002 729

SPECIAL CLUB CHAMPAGNE 003 Brut, A. Margaine, 2012 267 099 Brut, Gaston Chiquet, 2009 228 093 Brut, Gaston Chiquet, 2011 237 054 Brut, Henri Goutorbe, 2006 279 051 Brut, Marc Hebrart, 2013 268 017 Brut, Marc Hebrart, 2014 221

9 FEATURED LANGHE WHITE Ceretto, "Blangé", 2017 - $64 Ceretto's Blangé vineyard is soley planted to one of Piedmont's most important white grapes: Arneis. Literally translating to "little rascal" for its difficulties in cultivating, Arneis has made a significant comeback since the 1970s. The Blangé vineyard name is derived from the French word "boulanger", or baker, as this was the site where Napoleon's bakers set up camp, wafting the aromas of freshly baked bread to the locals as his armies invaded the region. With notes of yellow pear, Meyer lemon, and almond, this crisp white classically pairs with many of northern Italy's famous alpine dishes. VALLE D'AOSTA WHITE 2517 Chardonnay, Les Crêtes, 2016 68 202 Morgex et de la Salle, Pavese Ermes, 2016 88 888 Muscat, La Crotta di Vegneron, "Chambave", 2018 56 237 Petite Arvine, Château Feuillet, 2016 62

PIEDMONT WHITE 285 Colli Tortonesi, Timorasso, La Colombera, "Derthona", 2013 64 806 Gavi, Cortese, La Scolca, 2018 52 200 Langhe, Arneis, Ceretto, "Blangé", 2017 64 2519 Langhe, Chardonnay, Gaja, "Gaia & Rey", 2014 791 2596 Langhe, Chardonnay, Gaja, "Gaia & Rey", 2016 797 2508 Langhe, Chardonnay, Gaja, "Rossj-Bass", 2015 247 214 Langhe, Favorita, Domenico Negro, "Onorata", 2015 67 231 Langhe, Favorita, Domenico Negro, "Onorata", 2018 59 2550 Langhe, Nascetta, Elvio Cogno, "Anas-Cëtta", 2017 74 229 Langhe, Riesling, Ettore Germano, "Hérzu", 2016 77 217 Langhe, Riesling, G.D. Vajra, "Petracine", 2016 91 221 Langhe, Sauvignon, G.B. Burlotto, "Dives", 2018 88 225 Langhe, Sauvignon, G.B. Burlotto, "Viridis", 2018 102 224 Monferrato, Ferraris, "Sensazioni", 2016 49 290 Roero Arneis, Angelo Negro, "Setti Anni", 2011 127 278 Roero Arneis, Bruno Giacosa, 2017 89

ALTO ADIGE / SÜDTIROL WHITE 801 Chardonnay, Elena Walch, 2018 48 213 Gewürztraminer, Elena Walch, 2018 53 207 Müller Thurgau, Vignetti delle Dolomiti, Zeni, "Lecroci", 2012 61 228 Sauvignon, Elena Walch, "Castel Ringberg", 2018 77 873 Sauvignon, Vigneti delle Dolomiti, Dipinti, 2018 56 209 Sylvaner, Abbazia di Novacella, 2016 58

11 FEATURED LIGURIAN WHITE Colli di Luni, Lunae, 2018 - $67 Unless you have vacationed along the Cinque Terra, Vermentino is probably unknown. To those that have been to Liguria, life without the varietal doesn't seem, well, as good. With the vineyards close enough to see the sea, expect ocean brine to be an identifiable flavor. FRIULI VENEZIA GIULIA WHITE 2559 Chardonnay et. al., Josko Gravner, "Bianco Breg", 2007 191

2585 Chardonnay et. al., Radikon, "Oslavje", 2009 (500ml) 117 232 Collio, Friulano, Doro Princic, 2017 143 292 Collio, Friulano, Gradis'Ciutta, 2015 57

2504 Friulano, Radikon, "Jakot", 2007 (500ml) 113 2549 Friuli Isonzo, Chardonnay, Vie di Romans, 2016 99 401 Friuli Isonzo, Sauvignon, Vie di Romans, "Vieris", 2014 112 445 Friuli Isonzo, Sauvignon, Vie di Romans, "Vieris", 2017 101 211 Pinot Grigio, Jermann, 2017 81 282 Pinot Grigio, Scarpetta, 2018 54 223 Sauvignon, Jermann, 2017 81 220 Sauvignon, Villa Russiz, 2017 62 2502 Venezia Giulia, Jermann, "Vintage Tunina", 2014 167

VENETO WHITE 800 Delle Venezie, Pinot Grigio, Quadri, 2018 44 273 Soave Classico, Prà, "Monte Grande", 2015 81 2503 Zýmē, "From Black to White", 2009 98 276 Zýmē, "From Black to White", 2016 69

LIGURIA WHITE 310 Colli di Luni, Lunae, 2018 67 216 Riveria Ligure di Ponente, Vermentino, P. Crena, "V.I.", 2016 57

TUSCANY WHITE 2543 Bolgheri, Le Macchiole, "Paleo", 2016 198 2571 Bolgheri, Le Macchiole, "Paleo", 2017 219 2577 Chardonnay, Isole e Olena, "Collezione Privata", 2016 143 375 Guado al Melo, 2014 66 343 Montecucco, Vermentino, C. ColleMassari, "Melacce", 2018 61 2579 Querciabella, "Batàr", 2013 238 2593 Semillon, Tenuta di Trinoro, "Bianco di Trinoro", 2017 239 376 Vernaccia di San Gimignano, Signano, 2017 61

EMILIA-ROMAGNA WHITE 372 Colli Romagna Centrale, Tenuta Casali, "Cavaliere", 2016 57

13 FEATURED CAMPANIA WHITE Campi Flegrei, Cantine Farro, 2017 - $46 Michele Farro's wine philosophy is based on tradition and simplicity. Falanghina grown on this very special soil on the edge of the many small, dormant and now wood and vine-covered volcanoes in the Campi Flegrei region displays freshness, elegance, and tropical fruit notes. His family has been making wines there for more than 80 years bottling native varieties which he views as part of his family's precious heritage. LAZIO WHITE 402 Est! Est!! Est!!! di Montefiascone, Falesco, 2018 52 448 Frascati Superiore, Principe Pallavicini, "Poggio Verde", 2017 57 2591 M.S. Cistercensi, "Coenobium Ruscum", 2014 99

UMBRIA WHITE 305 Colli Martani, Arnaldo-Caprai, "Grecante", 2016 59 2512 Giampiero Bea, "Lapideus", 2014 143 378 Leonardo Bussoletti, "Colle Ozio", 2016 69 304 Paolo Bea, "Arboreus", 2011 316

CAMPANIA WHITE 400 Campi Flegrei, Cantine Farro, 2017 46 361 Fiano di Avellino, Ciro, 2018 74 313 Fiano di Avellino, Clelia Romano, "Colli di Lapio", 2017 67 425 Fiano di Paestum, Alfonso Rotolo, 2015 62 408 Paestum, San Salvatore, "Palinuro", 2016 67 811 Terre del Volturno, Vestini Campagnano, "Pallagrello", 2017 64 426 Vesuvio, Mastroberardino, "Lacryma Christi", 2016 56

MARCHES WHITE 2532 Verdicchio dei C. di Jesi C. Sup., Garofoli, "Podium", 2008 142 2555 Verdicchio dei C. di Jesi C. Sup., Garofoli, "Podium", 2009 142 2590 Verdicchio dei C. di Jesi C. Sup., Garofoli, "Podium", 2011 139 379 Verdicchio di Matelica, ColleStefano, 2017 58 323 Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi, La Staffa, "Rinrocca", 2015 67 311 Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi Classico Sup., Bucci, 2016 61

ABRUZZO WHITE 2586 Colli Aprutini, Pecorino, Emidio Pepe, 2016 228 2595 Trebbiano d'Abruzzo, Eduardo Valentini, 1992 987 2520 Trebbiano d'Abruzzo, Emidio Pepe, 2007 411

SICILY WHITE 2530 Etna, Alice Bonaccorsi, "ValCerasa", 2015 77 2516 Etna Superiore, Benanti, "Pietra Marina", 2015 187 420 Terre Sicilia, Tenuta Castellaro, "Porticello", 2017 67

15 FEATURED CORTESE Tendu, Clarksburg, 2018 - $56 Inspired by its Piemontese home in the wines of "Gavi di Gavi", Steve Matthiasson decided to plant a few vines of Cortese for his own personal consumption. After word got out about how good the wines were, he eventually released small amounts to the public. The "Tendu" label translates to "taut" as the wines are finely-tuned, expressing focus, minerality, and zest. Only 551 cases made. AMERICAN WHITE WINE

ITALIAN VARIETALS 500 Cortese, Tendu, Clarksburg, 2018 56 2588 Ribolla Gialla, Arnot Roberts, "Vare", Napa Valley, 2017 109 2510 Ribolla Gialla, Matthiasson, Napa Valley, 2013 108 2565 Ribolla Gialla, Matthiasson, Napa Valley, 2014 107 505 Vermentino, Holden, "Layne", Applegate Valley, 2017 72 502 Vermentino et al., Donkey & Goat, "S. B.", El Dorado, 2013 77

RIESLING 530 Red Tail Ridge, Finger Lakes, 2016 66 803 Silver Thread, Finger Lakes, 2017 52

SAUVIGNON BLANC 2542 Accendo, Napa Valley, 2017 237 2528 Araujo, "Eisele", Napa Valley, 2013 222 506 Cade, Napa Valley, 2018 111 508 Gamble, Napa Valley, 2017 68 538 Heitz Cellar, Napa Valley, 2018 102

OTHER VARIETALS 501 Grenache Blanc, Ridge, "Adelaida", Paso Robles, 2018 88 540 Pinot Gris, Antiquum Farm, "Daisy", Willamette Valley, 2018 58 2529 Roussane, Sine Qua Non, "The Monkey", California, 2010 556 547 Roussane, Stolpman, Santa Ynez Valley, 2014 63 2582 Rousanne et al., Tablas Creek, "Espirit de Tablas", P.R., 2016 97 513 Sauvignon Blanc et al., Soliste, "Omakase", Lake County, '14 77

17 FEATURED CHARDONNAY Fisher, "Mountain Estate", 2016 - $104 Founded in 1973, Fisher is perched atop the Mayacamas mountains dividing Napa and Sonoma. The Chardonnay is all estate fruit harvested from 1,300 feet on the Sonoma side of the Mayacamas. At this height, the grapes receive early morning sunlight but stay cool in the afternoon allowing for slow and steady ripening. This is classic California Chardonnay at its best! Look for notes of green apples, honeydew melon, butterscotch, and ripe papaya. It has a rich and creamy texture finishing with vanilla and salted caramel. AMERICAN CHARDONNAY

NAPA VALLEY 2587 Mayacamas, Mount Veeder, 2017 161 2561 Pride Mountain Vineyards, 2016 131 2597 Shafer, "Red Shoulder Ranch, 2017 164

SONOMA COUNTY 2513 Aubert, "Cix", Sonoma Coast, 2017 297 2545 Aubert, “Ritchie”, Sonoma Coast, 2005 401 2523 Aubert, “Ritchie”, Sonoma Coast, 2008 324 2583 Aubert, Sonoma Coast, 2017 207 2599 Brick & Mortar, "Sweetwater Springs", R.R.V., 2015 122 2514 Croix, "Narrow Gauge", Russian River Valley, 2016 121 2581 Dehlinger, "Estate", Russian River Valley, 2013 141 8091 Fisher, "Mountain Estate", 2016 104 2509 Kalin Cellars, Sonoma Valley, 1995 129 2524 Kosta Browne, "One Sixteen", Russian River Valley, 2017 229 524 LIOCO, 2016 64 2537 Littorai, “May’s Canyon”, Sonoma Coast, 2015 201 2531 Marcassin, Sonoma Coast, 2012 472 2521 Marcassin, "Three Sisters", Sonoma Coast, 2009 592 2506 Peay, Sonoma Coast, 2017 91 2522 Peter Michael, "Belle Côte", Knights Valley, 2017 293 2518 Peter Michael, "La Carrière", Knights Valley, 2017 294 2507 Peter Michael, "Ma Belle - Fille", Knights Valley, 2016 298 2515 Soliste, "L'Age d'Or", Russian River Valley, 2011 134

OTHER AMERICAN CHARDONNAY 2525 Aubert, "Hyde", Carneros, 2017 286 2540 Chehalem, "Ian's Reserve", Dundee Hills, 2014 98 2563 Evening Land, "Seven Springs", Eola-Amity Hills, 2013 161 2598 Frank Family, Carneros, 2017 117 2527 Kistler, "Durell", Carneros, 2014 191 2557 Kistler, "Hyde", Carneros, 2014 173 2594 Liquid Farm, "Four", Santa Maria Valley, 2015 213 2575 Mount Eden, "Estate", Santa Cruz Mountains, 2013 169 2553 Ram's Gate, "Green Acres Hill", Carneros, 2014 171 2567 Ram's Gate, "Hyde", Carneros, 2014 171 2547 Sea Smoke, Santa Rita Hills, 2011 231 2539 Solomon Hills, Santa Maria Valley, 2015 142 545 Talley, "Estate", Arroyo Grande Valley, 2017 77 2551 Varner, "Bee Block', Santa Cruz, 2014 128 19 FEATURED DOLCETTO Dogliani, Luigi Einaudi, 2018 - $56 Before Luigi Einaudi became the first democratically elected president of Italy, he was a modest farmer and winemaker. Today, Matteo Sardagna continues to grow the estate, embodying his great- grandfathers' political philosophy in the vineyards: innovation with respect for tradition. The relatively overlooked commune of Dogliani is where both the Einaudi family and a "little sweet" grape call home. While its name can be misleading because Dolcetto is decidedly dry, this wine shines with dark, rich fruit and a soft, earthy finish. PIEDMONT RED

BARBERA D'ALBA 2031 Castello di Nieve, "Santo Stefano", 2018 79 1027 Conterno Fantino, "Vignota", 2017 87 2029 G.B. Burlotto, 2018 73 1079 Giacomo Conterno, "Vigna Cerretta", 2016 138 1095 Giacomo Conterno, "Vigna Francia", 2015 229 1083 Massolino, "Gisep", 2015 166 1077 Superiore, Cordero di Montezemolo, "Funtanì", 2013 98 1045 Superiore, Matteo Corregia, "Marun", 2014 83

BARBERA D'ASTI 1065 Braida, "Bricco dell'Ucellone", 2016 179 1003 La Spinetta, "Ca di Pian", 2016 77 1021 Marchesy di Gresy, 2018 57 2023 Scarpa, "Casa Scarpa", 2015 58 2019 Superiore, Scarpa, "La Bogliona", 2010 192

DOLCETTO D'ALBA 1084 E. Pira & Figli (Chiara Boschis), 2016 59

DOLCETTO DI DOGLIANI 8066 Luigi Einaudi, 2018 56

NEBBIOLO DI LANGHE 1097 Elvio Cogno, "Montegrilli", 2014 93 2033 G.B. Burlotto, 2018 92 1029 Gaja, "Conteisa", 2009 584 1131 Gaja, "Sperss", 1997 1,501 1069 Marchesi di Gresy, 2018 69

21 FEATURED "ALTO PIEMONTE" RED Costa della Sesia, Proprietà Sperino, "Uvaggio", 2015 -$97 A little over a century ago, Italy's most celebrated wines derived not from Tuscany, Barolo, or Barbaresco but from the foothills of the Alps in the region of: "Alto Piemonte". After the economic impact of two World Wars, however, most wineries were abandoned in this mountainous region, with grape farmers moving to nearby Milan where factories could triple their wages. Before the exodus of farmers and winemakers, it was here, not Chianti Classico, where the family of legendary Paolo de Marchi got its start. After leading a renaissance in producing higher quality Chianti at his Isole e Olena estate, Paolo turned his dreams of returning fame to his family's birthplace into a reality. In 1999, he re-opened his great Uncle's Proprietà Sperino winery in Lessona and today produces some of the finest Nebbiolo (aka: Spanna), which possesses the softness and elegance of great Burgundian Pinot Noir. "ALTO PIEMONTE" RED

CAREMA 2009 Ferrando, "Etichetta Bianca", 2015 221 2005 Ferrando, "Etichetta Nera", 2011 219

COSTA DELLA SESIA 2015 Mauro Franchino, "Costa della Sesia", 2014 77 1057 Proprietà Sperino, "Uvaggio", 2015 97

BRAMATERRA 1089 La Pianelle, 2013 152 1007 Riserva, Monolo, "Gilodi", 1986 172 1017 Riserva, Monolo, "Gilodi", 1989 137 1081 Riserva, Monolo, "Gilodi", 1999 129 2013 Riserva, Monolo, "Gilodi", 2000 141 1047 Sella, 2012 107

GATTINARA 2007 Bertelleti, "Spanna", 1971 211 1041 Bertolo, 1982 233 2021 Mauro Franchino, 2013 119 1071 Paride Iaretti, "Pietro", 2015 116 2499 Vallana, 2008 121 1883 Vallana, "Campi Raudii", 1955 512 1885 Vallana, "Catuli Ara, Campi Raudii", 1955 649

BOCA 1093 Davide Carlone, 2013 116 1005 La Piane, 2015 142 1819 Vallana, 1955 483

OTHER PIEDMONT RED 1037 Colli Tortonesi, Barbera, Vigneti Massa, "Monleale", 2012 87 1043 Colline Novaresi, Vespolina, Boniperti, "Favolalunga", 2016 56 1075 Ghemme, Rovellotti, "Chioso dei Pomi" 2011 144 1002 Langhe, Domenico Clerico, "Arte", 2011 107 2017 Monferrato, Scarpa, "Rouchet", 2015 88 1013 Vino da Tavola, Braida, "Bricco dell'Uccellone", 1990 403 1055 Vino da Tavola, Le Piane, "Maggiorina", 2017 59 1063 Vino da Tavola, Le Piane, "Piane", 2016 144

23 FEATURED BAROLO Luigi Oddero, 2013 - $151 Whether you're a vintner, enologist, sommelier, or simply lover of fine wine, all would agree that Barolo stands among the most elite wines of the world. Just as Burgundy lovers forever debate the nuances of Vosne Romanée versus, say, Gevrey-Chambertin, Barolo enthusiasts of today discuss structural differences and aromatic distinctions found in each of Barolo's unique subzones. Luigi Oddero produces Barolo from the Helvetian soils of Serralunga d'Alba resulting in wines with more robust structure and deeper complexity. BAROLO 3377 Azelia, 2014 132 1137 Bartolo Mascarello, 2013 329 2243 Beni di Batasiolo, 1961 224 2253 Beni di Batasiolo, 1990 269 1155 Boroli, 2012 167 1151 Carlo Revello & Figli, "R.G.", 2013 163 2287 Cordero di Montezemolo, "Monfalletto", 1970 269 2289 Cordero di Montezemolo, "Monfalletto", 1974 259 1185 Cordero di Montezemolo, "Monfalletto", 1984 612 1145 Cordero di Montezemolo, "Monfalletto", 1987 592 2241 Cordero di Montezemolo, "Monfalletto", 1997 253 1189 Cucco, 2012 158 8107 Domenico Clerico, 2015 116 3327 Ferdinando Principiano, 2015 149 1175 G.B. Burlotto, 2012 133 3309 G.B. Burlotto, 2015 152 1117 G.B. Burlotto, "Acclivi", 2015 217 1187 Gaja, "Conteisa", 2013 587 2203 Giacomo Conterno, 1970 991 2249 Giacomo Mascarello, 1974 199 2293 Gianni Gagliardo, "Preve", 1990 307 1139 Giovanni Rosso, 2013 141 2239 Giuseppe Mascarello, 1961 2,143 1181 Icardi, "Parej", 1996 309 1135 La Spinetta, "Vigneto Campe'", 2007 552 1197 Luigi Oddero, 2004 171 1193 Luigi Oddero, 2006 167 2283 Luigi Oddero, 2013 151 2251 Michele Mascarello, 1974 198 2233 Natale Mascarello, 1961 939 2237 Natale Mascarello, 1964 941 1103 Parusso, 2013 116 1143 Pio Cesare, 2013 189 2261 Sandrone, "Aleste", 2013 619 2281 Sandrone, "Le Vigne", 2013 559 1123 Scarpa, "Tettimorra", 2012 259 2255 Settimo Aurelio, 1974 168 1141 Viberti, "Buon Padre", 2013 121 2247 Vietti, 1964 798

25 "LE MENZIONI" DEL BAROLO

MONFORTE D'ALBA 1157 Bussia, Aldo Conterno, 1974 989 1125 Bussia, Aldo Conterno, 2013 209 2211 Bussia, Aldo Conterno, 2014 194 3307 Bussia, Aldo Conterno, "Cicala", 2001 591 2265 Bussia, Aldo Conterno, "Cicala", 2015 404 2285 Bussia, Aldo Conterno, "Colonnello", 2015 397 3337 Bussia, Aldo Conterno, "Romirasco", 2015 687 1147 Bussia, Parusso, 2007 382 2471 Bussia, Beni di Batasiolo, "Vigneto Bofani", 1990 272 1183 Bussia, Oddero, "Mondoca", 1996 502 3325 Ginestra, Conterno Fantino, "Vigna Sorì Ginestra", 2015 341 2215 Mosconi, E. Pira & Figli (Chiara Boschis), 2013 287

FEATURED COMMUNE DI BAROLO Cannubi, Luigi Einaudi, 2013 - $231 The most treasured plantings in Barolo, and perhaps in all of Italy, thrive on the great hill of Cannubi. Everything here is in harmony from the sandy soils, altitude, exposure, and microclimate--all of which Einaudi strives to capture with little intervention, expressing the purity of this special site.

CHERASCO 2463 Mantoetto, Umberto Fracassi Ratti Mentone, 2014 163

LA MORRA 1115 Brunate, Ceretto, 1990 699 2269 Brunate, Marcarini, 1970 339 3317 Brunate, Marcarini, 2015 197 1171 Brunate, Rinaldi, "Le Coste", 2000 607 1153 Cerequio, Boroli, 2012 392 3321 La Serra, Marcarini, 2015 179

COMMUNE DI BAROLO 2223 Cannubi, Luigi Einaudi, 2013 231 3311 Cannubi, Luigi Einaudi, 2015 297 1179 Cannubi, Rinaldi, “San Lorenzo”, 2005 482 1107 Le Coste, Grimaldi, 2010 178 2217 Terlo, Luigi Einaudi, "Costa Grimaldi", 2013 248 3333 Terlo, Luigi Einaudi, "Costa Grimaldi", 2015 277 c CASTIGLIONE FALLETO 2213 Bricco Fiasco, Azelia, 2005 327 2291 Bricco Fiasco, Azelia, 2012 244 2405 Bricco Fiasco, Azelia, 2013 237 1113 Bricco Rocche, Ceretto, 1978 599 1119 Monprivato, Giuseppe Mascarello, 2011 431 3303 Parussi, Massolino, 2013 244 2227 Villero, Boroli, 2012 388 1109 Villero, Bruno Giacosa, 1978 2,998 1149 Villero, Giuseppe Mascarello, 1978 1,492 2475 Villero, Giuseppe Mascarello, 1979 1,439

SERRALUNGA D'ALBA 1169 Cerrati, Cucco, 2012 204 3335 Cerretta, Ettore Germano, 2006 212 3347 Cerretta, Ettore Germano, 2007 222 3359 Cerretta, Ettore Germano, 2008 213 3365 Cerretta, Ettore Germano, 2009 199 3373 Cerretta, Ettore Germano, 2010 219 3379 Cerretta, Ettore Germano, 2013 191 3381 Cerretta, Ettore Germano, 2015 188 2277 Corda Briccolina, Beni di Batasiolo, 1990 271 1173 Magheria, Azelia, 2006 368 2259 Magheria, Azelia, 2012 233 2275 Magheria, Azelia, 2013 242 1111 Magheria, Massolino, 2009 288 3301 Parafada, Massolino, 2013 253 2231 Prapò, Ettore Germano, 2006 197 3331 Prapò, Ettore Germano, 2007 219 3343 Prapò, Ettore Germano, 2008 217 1127 Prapò, Ettore Germano, 2010 221 3355 Prapò, Ettore Germano, 2012 264 3367 Prapò, Ettore Germano, 2013 199 3369 Prapò, Ettore Germano, 2015 187 3319 Rapet, Ca' Rome', 2015 309 2207 San Rocco, Azelia, 2005 388 1161 San Rocco, Azelia, 2012 236 2477 San Rocco, Azelia, 2013 251 1129 Vigna Rionda, Luigi Oddero, 2004 262 1195 Vigna Rionda, Luigi Oddero, 2006 229 2209 Vigna Rionda, Luigi Oddero, 2007 239 2257 Vigna Rionda, Luigi Oddero, 2008 219 27 FEATURED BAROLO RISERVA Gemma, "Giblin", 2010 - $236 Barolo Riserva is the crown jewel of Italian wine. A rarity made by select producers in only the best of vintages, one doesn't need to wait for a special occasion to pull the cork-- the act of opening a bottle in itself becomes the celebratory event. Requiring over five years of aging before release, this Barolo Riserva offers layers of flavor that transcend what you might find in any other wine. BAROLO RISERVA 2295 Bersano, 1964 252 2437 Bersano, "Speciale", 1961 272 2401 Castellana, 1961 242 2403 Castellana, 1964 241 2465 Duca d'Asti, "Speciale", 1967 229 2219 G. Borgogno, 1964 524 2411 G. Borgogno, 1970 419 1199 Gemma, "Giblin", 2010 236 2299 Giacomo Conterno, 1937 2,299 2229 Giacomo Conterno, "Monfortino", 1951 4,721 1163 Giacomo Conterno, "Monfortino", 1955 4,006 2235 Giacomo Conterno, "Monfortino", 1961 4,933 2435 Lanzavecchia, "Speciale", 1967 223 2431 Luigi Bosca, 1961 271 2457 Mancardi, "Speciale", 1971 302 2439 Michele Mascarello, "Speciale", 1961 271 2205 Mirafiore, 2005 281 1165 Paolo Scavino, "Rocche dell'Annunziata", 1998 522 2441 Scanavino, "Speciale", 1964 223 2447 Terre del Barolo, "Speciale", 1961 273 2453 Valfieri, 1970 199 2455 Villadoria, "Speciale", 1970 239

"LE MENZIONI" DEL MONFORTE D'ALBA 2273 Bussia, Aldo Conterno, "Granbussia", 1971 1,049 1159 Bussia, Aldo Conterno, "Granbussia", 2005 1,112 1191 Bussia, Aldo Conterno, "Granbussia", 2010 1,808

"LE MENZIONI" DEL CASTIGLIONE FALLETO 3329 Vignolo, Cavallotto, 2011 419

"LE MENZIONI" DEL SERRALUNGA D'ALBA 1167 Bricco Voghera, Azelia, 2009 404 3339 Lazzarito, Ettore Germano, 2006 307 3315 Lazzarito, Ettore Germano, 2010 274

29 FEATURED BARBARESCO Moccagatta, "Bric Balin", 2013 - $157 Moccagatta begins its story back in the 1850s when Giovanni Minuto purchased some of the greatest hillside vineyards in the sublime region of Barbares- co. After recognizing the uniquely perfumed qualities of the grapes grown here, Giovanni's son, Luigi, pro- duced the family's first vintage in 1913. The estate continues to blend traditional and modern wine-mak- ing concepts accomplishing a powerfully, rich expression of Nebbiolo yet refined by subtle flavors of black cherry, dried violet, and white truffle. BARBARESCO 1271 Alessandro Rivetto, 2014 119 1239 Castello di Neive, 2016 108 4809 Ceretto, 2015 164 4827 Ceretto, "Asij", 1985 372 1297 Ceretto, "Asij", 1989 388 1263 Col dei Venti, "Túfoblu", 2013 104 1231 Fontanafredda, 1961 349 4825 Moccagatta, "Bric Balin", 1997 297 1225 Moccagatta, "Bric Balin", 2013 157 1223 Pelissero, "Annata", 1998 292 1241 Scarpa, "Tettineive", 2006 243

"LE MENZIONE" DEL COMMUNE DI BARBARESCO 1203 Asili, Bruno Giacosa, 2005 662 1283 Asili, Cerretto, 2008 577 4805 Asili, Cerretto, 2009 531 1237 Martinenga, Marchesi di Gresy, "Camp Gros", 2005 281 1287 Montestefano, La Ca' Nova, 2013 101 1243 Pajè, Roagna, 2011 301 1205 Rabajà, Bruno Giacosa, 1997 772 4811 Rio Sordo, Ca' Rome', 2015 222

"LE MENZIONE" DEL NEIVE 1215 Bricco San Giuliano, Pasquale Pelissero, 2015 99 1229 Cottá, Sottimano, 2012 159 1289 Gallina, Cantina del Pino, 2013 137 1285 Gallina, La Spinetta, 2012 356 1253 Serraboella, Paitin, "Sori' Paitin", 2000 229

"LE MENZIONE" DEL TREISO 4807 Bernadot, Ceretto, 2013 251

31 FEATURED BARBARESCO RISERVA Dante Rivetti, "Bricco de Neueis", 1997 - $287 Double the stringent aging requirements of Barbaresco and you have "Barbaresco Riserva". These wines are produced only in the best years and when you open the right bottle--at the right moment in time--they have the ability to capitivate your senses with aroma, enchant you with elegant precision, and utlimately haunt you with endless flavors of complexity. Enjoy this 1997 Riserva with truffle risotto, beef carpaccio, or simply, with your closest kin. BARBARESCO RISERVA 1267 Bersano, 1961 372 2461 Bersano, 1967 307 2451 Bersano, 1970 292 1269 Bersano, 1971 277 1273 Bersano, 1974 368 1299 Dante Rivetti, "Bricco de Neueis", 1997 287 2479 Francone, 1964 213 2481 Monseco, 1974 398 1245 Pelissero, 1974 289

"LE MENZIONE" DEL TREISO 4823 Rizzi, Rizzi, "Boito", 2010 181

33 FEATURED PRODUCER Produttori del Barbaresco Communal wineries in the modern era have never risen to a level of excellence, with the exception of one. Produttori del Barbaresco returns to a time when no Barbaresco producer owned enough land - or equipment to make its own wine. Instead they banded together, compiling the fruits of their labor, to make the single best wine possible. The tradition has continue for decades, and will hopefully continue for decades to THE WINES OF PRODUTTORI DEL BARBARESCO

PRODUTTORI DEL BARBARESCO 2491 Barbaresco, 1967 422 1247 Barbaresco, 1968 377 1251 Barbaresco, 1970 358 2271 Barbaresco, 1974 354 1257 Barbaresco, 1975 309 2495 Barbaresco, 1976 388 2497 Barbaresco, 1978 444 2449 Barbaresco, 1987 387 2429 Barbaresco, 1991 321 2409 Barbaresco, 1992 314 2469 Barbaresco, 1993 303

6005 Barbaresco, 1995 (3L) 1,201

6105 Barbaresco, 1998 (3L) 1,091 4821 Barbaresco, 2015 148 4803 Barbaresco, 2016 137

PRODUTTORI DEL BARBARESCO RISERVA 4819 Martinenga, Barbaresco Riserva, 1967 548 4815 Moccagatta, Barbaresco Riserva, 1967 554 4813 Montestefano, Barbaresco Riserva, 1990 592 1277 Muncagota, Barbaresco Riserva, 2014 191 4801 Pajé, Barbaresco Riserva, 2014 189 1209 Pora, Barbaresco Riserva, 2014 193

35 FEATURED PRODUCER Gaja Angelo Gaja is the man credited for bringing the small commune of Barbaresco out of obscurity. His influence has changed the way the world views Italian wine to this day. A master of Nebbiolo--the austere, tannic grape once considered only quaffable after decades of bottle age, Angelo saw its potential as a world-class wine. Despite pushback from his peers, he employed new (and what most considered outlandish) practices both in the vineyard and the winery to promote freshness and elegance in his wine. The story of Gaja is a truly fascinating one, but is best told through a glass of his stunning Barbaresco...(hint, hint) THE WINES OF ANGELO GAJA

BARBARESCO 1087 Barbaresco, Gaja, 1961 962 1249 Barbaresco, Gaja, 1964 1,201 1281 Barbaresco, Gaja, 1966 892 2245 Barbaresco, Gaja, 1967 1,113 1295 Barbaresco, Gaja, 1970 977 2407 Barbaresco, Gaja, 1971 1,198 1051 Barbaresco, Gaja, 1974 2,203 1255 Barbaresco, Gaja, 1987 1,204 1213 Barbaresco, Gaja, 1988 1,098 1293 Barbaresco, Gaja, 1993 988 1235 Barbaresco, Gaja, 1996 1,442 1255 Barbaresco, Gaja, 1997 1,508 1233 Barbaresco, Gaja, 1999 1,317 1221 Barbaresco, Gaja, 2000 1,211 1217 Barbaresco, Gaja, 2003 1,003 4829 Barbaresco, Gaja, 2012 707 1211 Barbaresco, Gaja, 2016 771

"SORÌ TILDÌN" 1259 Barbaresco, Gaja, "Sorì Tildìn", 2015 1,312 2443 Langhe, Gaja, "Sorì Tildìn", 1970 1,642 2445 Langhe, Gaja, "Sorì Tildìn", 1974 1,782 2459 Langhe, Gaja, "Sorì Tildìn", 1978 1,987 2485 Langhe, Gaja, "Sorì Tildìn", 1986 1,442 1061 Langhe, Gaja, "Sorì Tildìn", 1999 1,417 1023 Langhe, Gaja, "Sorì Tildìn", 2011 1,271

"SORÌ SAN LORENZO" 2425 Langhe, Gaja, "Sorì San Lorenzo", 1971 2,342 1059 Langhe, Gaja, "Sorì San Lorenzo", 1974 1,474 2427 Langhe, Gaja, "Sorì San Lorenzo", 1995 1,199 1049 Langhe, Gaja, "Sorì San Lorenzo", 1999 1,516 1009 Langhe, Gaja, "Sorì San Lorenzo", 2006 1,412

"COSTA RUSSI" 2423 Barbaresco, Gaja, "Costa Russi", 1985 1,897 1275 Barbaresco, Gaja, "Costa Russi", 2015 1,289 1073 Langhe, Gaja, "Costa Russi", 1999 1,417 1033 Langhe, Gaja, "Costa Russi", 2005 1,281

37 FEATURED CARMIGNANO Bacchereto, "Terre a Mano", 2012 - $128 Carmignano is one of the smallest and oldest wine regions in all of Italy. Though its history of winemaking dates back to the Roman era, it was officially recognized by Grand Duke of Tuscany, Cosimo III de’ Medici for producing the highest quality wine among all of the surrounding regions. In the 18th century, vine cuttings from Chateau Lafite- Rothschild were planted and the practice of blending Cabernet Sauvignon with Sangiovese set this tiny commune apart long before the "Super Tuscan" era of the 1970's. Bacchereto’s “Terra a Mano” bottling expertly showcases the elegance and the power of classic Carmignano. TUSCAN RED

CHIANTI 1340 Colli Senesi, Fattoria del Cerro, 2017 49 1396 Rufina, Selvapiana, 2017 49 1326 Rufina, Selvapiana, "Fornace", 1995 397

CHIANTI CLASSICO 1352 Castellare di Castellina, 2017 62 1308 Castello di Ama, "Vigneto la Casuccia", 1990 592 8056 Castello di Bossi, 2015 56 1304 Donna Laura, "Bramosia", 2017 49

CHIANTI CLASSICO RISERVA 1394 Badia a Coltibuono, 1972 416 1322 Badia a Coltibuono, 1974 371 1368 Badia a Coltibuono, 1977 392 1398 Badia a Coltibuono, 1980 374 1316 Fèlsina, "Rancia", 2001 256 1320 Fontodi, "Vigna del Sorbo", 1998 384 1302 Fontodi, "Vigna del Sorbo", 2000 392 1324 Fontodi, "Vigna del Sorbo", 2001 399 1310 Fontodi, "Vigna del Sorbo", 2009 277 1374 Fontodi, "Vigna del Sorbo", 2010 427 1318 Monsanto, "Il Poggio", 1971 572

CHIANTI CLASSICO GRAN SELEZIONE 1360 Castello di Bossi, 2016 113

VINO NOBILE DI MONTEPULCIANO 1554 Salcheto, 2016 74

ROSSO DI MONTALCINO 3008 Biondi-Santi (Tenuta Greppo), 2015 271 1550 Fanti, 2017 61 1574 Il Poggione, 2017 69

CARMIGNANO 1500 Bacchereto, "Terre a Mano", 2012 128

39 FEATURED BRUNELLO DI MONTALCINO Poggio Antico, "Altero", 2012 - $152 Brunello di Montalcino has risen to be the premier interpretation of Tuscan Sangiovese. Full in body, this wine expresses all of the traditional flavors one expects from the varietal such as pure cherry fruit, chocolate notes, and a dark earthiness. The resulting wine is a more pronounced, luxurious bottling that only the region of Montalcino can provide. BRUNELLO DI MONTALCINO 1404 Antinori, "Pian delle Vigne", 1997 466 1470 Biondi-Santi (Tenuta Greppo), 1975 993 1484 Biondi-Santi (Tenuta Greppo), 2003 881 1458 Biondi-Santi (Tenuta Greppo), "Annata", 2012 499 1432 Biondi-Santi (Tenuta Greppo), 2013 604 1472 Canalicchio di Sopra, 1994 424 1426 Casanova di Neri, 2014 198 1456 Casanova di Neri, "Cerretalto", 1997 972 1460 Casanova di Neri, "Cerretalto", 2012 739 1410 Casanova di Neri, "Tenuta Nuova", 2011 234 1408 Case Basse di Gianfranco Soldera, "Soldera", 1993 1,482 1420 Ciacci Piccolomini, "Pianrosso", 2013 226 1402 Il Marroneto, "Madonna delle Grazie", 2013 397 1462 Il Poggione, 2013 244 1438 Le Macioche, 2007 264 2802 Pieve Santa Restituta (Gaja), “Sugarille”, 2004 669 1400 Poggio Antico, "Altero", 2012 152 1442 Poggio di Sotto, 1999 672 1412 Poggio di Sotto, 2009 531 8888 San Giorgio, "Ugolforte", 2012 136 1466 Val di Suga, 2013 188 1494 Valdicava, 2004 498

BRUNELLO DI MONTALCINO RISERVA 1450 Biondi-Santi (Tenuta Greppo), 1971 1,617 1474 Biondi-Santi (Tenuta Greppo), 1982 1,299 1454 Biondi-Santi (Tenuta Greppo), 1995 1,701 1406 Biondi-Santi (Tenuta Greppo), 1997 1,604 1482 Biondi-Santi (Tenuta Greppo), 2006 1,703 1434 Biondi-Santi (Tenuta Greppo), 2011 1,561 1448 Canalicchio di Sopra, 2001 498 1452 Case Basse di Gianfranco Soldera, "Soldera", 2005 1,321 1430 Fuligni, 2013 571 1496 Podere le Ripi, "Lupi e Sirene", 2011 396 1414 Poggio dell’Aquila, 2004 302 1492 Valdicava, "Madonna del Piano", 2004 999

41 FEATURED SUPER TUSCAN Tenuta di Arceno, "Arcanum", 2006 - $104 The Super Tuscan movement began in the early 1970s and quickly spread like wildfire. As the "unofficial" star of the region, these wines were made famous by incor- porating non-native grapes including Cabernet Sauvi- gnon, Merlot, and Cabernet Franc. Tenuta di Arceno's top bottling "Arcanum", masterfully blends these Tuscan-grown varieties into a powerful yet elegant style that stands up against the best of Napa and Bor- deaux. "SUPER TUSCANS"

TOSCANA 3076 Antinori, Guado al Tasso, 2016 244 1516 Antinori, "Tignanello", 1985 793 3078 Antinori, "Tignanello", 2016 388 1520 Antinori, "Solaia", 2007 718 1522 Antinori, "Solaia", 2010 708 1590 Bibi Graetz, "Testamatta", 2015 219 1584 Ca' Marcanda, "Ca' Marcanda", 2013 389 3052 Carpineto, "Farnito", 2013 92 3098 Case Basse di Gianfranco Soldera, "Pegasos", 2005 962 1478 Case Basse di Gianfranco Soldera, "Soldera", 2008 1,602 1490 Case Basse di Gianfranco Soldera, "Soldera", 2009 1,322 1422 Case Basse di Gianfranco Soldera, "Soldera", 2011 1,482 1596 Case Basse di Gianfranco Soldera, "Soldera", 2013 1,523 3012 Case Basse di Gianfranco Soldera, "Soldera", 2014 1,506 1512 Castellare di Castellina, "I Sodi di San Niccolò", 2013 219 1578 Castello di Ama, "l'Apparita", 1995 699 3010 Castello di Bossi, "Corbaia", 1996 378 3000 Fattoria Montellori, "Salamartano", 1999 133 1576 Fèlsina, "Fontalloro", 1994 283 4502 Fèlsina, "Maestro Raro", 2013 144 3086 Isole e Olena, "Cepparello", 2004 303 1588 Le Macchiole, "Scrio", 1997 649 1598 Le Macchiole, "Scrio", 1999 563 4508 Luce della Vite, "Luce", 2015 319 1594 Montevertine, 2016 179 3046 Montevertine, "Le Pergole Torte", 2014 267 1526 Montevertine, "Le Pergole Torte", 2015 348 1546 Orma, 2016 267 1540 San Giusto a Rentennano, "Percarlo", 2008 654 3050 Tenuta Sette Cieli, "Yantra", 2016 79 1572 Tenuta di Arceno, "Arcanum", 2006 104 1564 Tenuta di Arceno, "Valadorna", 2013 204 3026 Tenuta di Trinoro, 2016 603 3016 Tenuta di Trinoro, "Le Cupole", 2017 96 3088 Tenuta di Trinoro, "Palazzi", 2016 482 1570 Tua Rita, "Redigaffi", 1995 989 3032 Tua Rita, "Redigaffi", 1996 1,001 3064 Tua Rita, "Redigaffi", 2007 981 1548 Tua Rita, "Redigaffi", 2012 694 1568 Tua Rita, "Rosso dei Notri", 2017 57

43 FEATURED BOLGHERI Michele Satta, 2017 - $76 It is important to give distinction to the wines of Bol- gheri's "Golden Coast" as they are grown in an envi- ronment like none-other in Tuscany. Due to the unique juxtaposition of terrain and climate, Bolgheri was awarded its own D.O.C. in 1984. With its close proximity to the Tyrrhennian Sea to the west moderating the heat with a constant breeze and with an amphitheater of hills encompassing the region in the east, Bolgheri is known to produce powerfully structured red wines. Michele Satta capitalizes off of this Mediterranean climate with mature vines and high density plantings offering ripe and approachable wine finishing with classic Tuscan savoriness. "SUPER TUSCANS" CONT.

BOLGHERI 1532 Le Macchiole, "Messorio", 1997 912 1510 Le Macchiole, "Messorio", 1999 891 1524 Le Macchiole, "Messorio", 2015 604 3014 Michele Satta, 2017 76 1502 Michele Satta, "Piastraia", 1998 279 3068 Tenuta San Guido, "Sassicaia", 1999 901 3034 Tenuta San Guido, "Sassicaia", 2000 934 3074 Tenuta San Guido, "Sassicaia", 2010 781 1530 Tenuta Sette Cieli, "Noi 4", 2014 121

BOLGHERI SUPERIORE 1552 Michele Satta, "Marianova", 2015 592 8028 Michele Satta, "Piastraia", 2016 101

COLLI TOSCANA CENTRALE 1528 Fontodi, "Flaccianello della Pieve", 1994 662 1582 Fontodi, "Flaccianello della Pieve", 1995 599 1538 Fontodi, "Flaccianello della Pieve", 1996 611 1558 Fontodi, "Flaccianello della Pieve", 1999 643 1506 Fontodi, "Flaccianello della Pieve", 2000 573 1562 Fontodi, "Flaccianello della Pieve", 2004 587 3018 Fontodi, "Flaccianello della Pieve", 2005 571 3028 Fontodi, "Flaccianello della Pieve", 2006 609 3004 Fontodi, "Flaccianello della Pieve", 2007 522 3024 Fontodi, "Flaccianello della Pieve", 2008 451 3038 Fontodi, "Flaccianello della Pieve", 2009 419 3072 Fontodi, "Flaccianello della Pieve", 2010 444

OTHER "SUPER TUSCAN" 1508 Maremma Toscana, Elisabetta Geppetti, "Saffredi", 2014 234 1544 Val d'Arno di Sopra, Petrolo, "Galatrona", 2006 501 3090 Val d'Arno di Sopra, Petrolo, "Galatrona", 2007 493 1580 Val d'Arno di Sopra, Petrolo, "Galatrona", 2011 369 1592 Val d'Arno di Sopra, Petrolo, "Galatrona", 2016 267 1586 Vino da Tavola, Tenuta San Guido, "Sassicaia", 1988 1,589

45 FEATURED PRODUCER Tenuta dell'Ornellaia When your cousin is Nicoló della Rocchetta of "Sassicaia" and your brother is Piero Antinori of "Solaia" you are undoubtedly destined for greatness. Tenuta dell'Ornellaia was Ludovico Antinori's competitive answer. Founded in 1981, Ludovico worked with the legendary Napa oenologist, André Tchellistcheff, to produce Italy's answer to "First Growth Bordeaux". Not only did Ludovico succeed, he sent shockwaves through the wine-world by cr eating not one, but two exceptional wines. "Ornellaia" is a blend of varietals similar to what you might find at Château Lafite on the left bank of Bordeaux, expressing power and finesse. In this analogy, "Masseto" is the Château Pétrus and made with only Merlot--a wine that will shake you to your inner core. THE WINES OF ORNELLAIA & MASSETO

TENUTA DELL'ORNELLAIA 1534 Bolgheri Superiore, "Ornellaia", 1995 682 3084 Bolgheri Superiore, "Ornellaia", 1998 857

1740 Bolgheri Superiore, "Ornellaia", 1999 (375ml) 439 3056 Bolgheri Superiore, "Ornellaia", 1999 901 3022 Bolgheri Superiore, "Ornellaia", 2002 568 3036 Bolgheri Superiore, "Ornellaia", 2005 601 3040 Bolgheri Superiore, "Ornellaia", 2008 564 3042 Bolgheri Superiore, "Ornellaia", 2009 578 3044 Bolgheri Superiore, "Ornellaia", 2012 548 3020 Bolgheri Superiore, "Ornellaia", 2015 612 1542 Bolgheri Superiore, "Ornellaia", 2016 611

6034 Bolgheri Superiore, "Ornellaia", 2016 (1.5L) 1,428

MASSETO 3048 Toscana, Masseto, 1996 2,301 3080 Toscana, Masseto, 1997 3,423 3082 Toscana, Masseto, 2004 3,013 3030 Toscana, Masseto, 2007 2,879 3060 Toscana, Masseto, 2008 2,419 1560 Toscana, Masseto, 2009 1,987 1556 Toscana, Masseto, 2016 2,001 4500 Toscana, Masseto, "Massetino", 2017 989

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FEATURED VENETO RED Amarone della Valpolicella Classico, Zenato, 2015 - $159 Just outside of Verona lies the hills of Valpolicella where one of Italy's greatest wines is produced: Amarone. This noble wine is one of the most full- bodied styles you will find anywhere on the planet. Zenato's bottling is ripe, powerful, and concentrated with a soft velvety texture. The use of new French Oak barrels gives an already rich and opulent wine, layers of spice, mocha, and dark chocolate. Look for notes of ripe blackberries, black cherries, and dried herbs. VENETO RED

VALPOLICELLA CLASSICO SUPERIORE 1654 Dal Forno Romano, 1994 578 1682 Dal Forno Romano, 1996 519 1694 Dal Forno Romano, 1997 522 1616 Dal Forno Romano, 1999 512 1650 Dal Forno Romano, 2003 482 8006 Ripasso, Buglioni, "Il Bugiardo", 2015 72 1614 Ripasso, Zenato, "Ripassa", 2015 81 1692 Speri, La Roverina", 2016 63

AMARONE DELLA VALPOLICELLA 1620 Dal Forno Romano, 1998 1,414 1608 Dal Forno Romano, 2001 1,984 1618 Dal Forno Romano, 2006 1,223 1636 Dal Forno Romano, 2008 972 1642 Dal Forno Romano, 2010 993

AMARONE DELLA VALPOLICELLA CLASSICO 1632 Buglioni, "Il Lussurioso", 2015 172 1674 Lenotti, 1989 503 1628 Serego Alighieri-Masi, 1995 392 1602 Superiore, Guiseppe Quintarelli, 1995 1,402 1600 Zenato, 2015 159 1638 Zýmē, 2003 432

RECIOTO DELLA VALPOLICELLA CLASSICO 1696 Cantina di Negrar, 1979 189 1612 Guiseppe Quintarelli, 1993 891 1622 Superiore, Bertani, 1975 682

OTHER VENETO RED 1006 Bardolino, Le Fraghe, 2018 48 1656 Guiseppe Quintarelli, "Primofiore", 2014 168

49 FEATURED LOMBARDY RED Valtellina Superiore, Dirupi, 2015 - $98 Just south of the Swiss border lies the sensational region of Valtellina. With vineyards terraced upon impossibly steep mountains, Valtellina is home to the best Nebbiolo outside of Piedmont. Here Nebbiolo is called “Chiavennasca” and produces one of Italy’s most sophisticated reds. Positioned at a near 90 degree incline, mechanized farming is not an option here forcing grape farmers to look after each grape by hand. With high risk comes great reward in Valtellina and with one of the prized vineyards named Inferno, it becomes apparent how grape farmers feel about working at these heights. LOMBARDY RED 1811 Rosso di Valtellina, Dirupi, "Ole!", 2017 71 1813 Valtellina Superiore, Dirupi, 2015 98 1821 Valtellina Sup. Sassella, Mamete Prevostini, "Marena", 2015 84 1827 Valtellina Sup. Riserva Grumello, Ar.Pe.Pe., "B.C.", 2005 221 1807 Valtellina Sup. Riserva Inferno, Rainoldi, 2015 109 1803 Valtellina Sup. Riserva Sassella, Ar.Pe.Pe., "R.R.", 2002 199 1825 Valtellina Sup. Riserva Sassella, Ar.Pe.Pe., "U.R", 2006 227

FRUILI-VENEZIA GIULIA RED 1820 Colli Orientali, Merlot, Miani, "Buri", 2013 693 1874 Forlí, Cabernet Sauvignon, Drei Donà, "Magnificat", 1998 172 1670 Venezia Giulia, Merlot, Sant'Elena, 2001 84 1672 Venezia Giulia, Terrano, Kante, 2011 62

1866 Venissa, 2011 (500ml) 372

UMBRIA RED 1884 Ciliegiolo di Narni, Leonardo Bussoletti, "Brecciaro", 2016 79 1664 Montefalco, Alfredosa, 2012 106 1676 Montefalco Rosso Riserva, Paolo Bea, "Pipparello", 2010 182 3610 Rosso de Veo, Paolo Bea, 2011 172 1678 Sagrantino di Montefalco, A.-Caprai, "Collepiano", 2013 141 3606 Torgiano, Lungarotti, "Rubesco Riserva", 1974 186 3604 Vino da Tavola, Lungarotti, "Rubesco Torgiano", 1966 179

LAZIO RED 3618 Cesanese del Piglio, Corte dei Papi, "Colle Ticchio", 2018 56 1856 Famiglia Cotarella, "Sodale", 2015 67

SARDINIA RED 1822 Cannonau di Sardegna Riserva, Alberto Loi, "Jerzu", 2011 119 1840 Carignano del Sulcis Riserva, Santadi, "Roca Rubia", 2015 82 3614 Carignano del Sulcis Sup., Santadi, "Terre Brune", 2015 198 1888 Isola dei Nuraghi, Argiolas, "Korem", 2015 112

51 FEATURED SICILIAN RED Etna, V. Franchetti, "Passorosso", 2016 - $98 Perched above 2,500 feet on Mt. Etna, one of the world's largest and most active super volcanoes, lies the extraordinary vineyards of Passopischiaro. These steep hill-side plantings are known locally as "contrade" and are home to 90-year-old grapevines. A dense mixture of volcanic soils lends a richness to this enticing red with notes of fresh raspberries, violet, black tea, and minerals. ABRUZZO RED 972 Cersasuolo d'Abruzzo, Eduordo Valentini, 2017 298 1892 Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, Eduordo Valentini, 2006 898 1880 Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, Emidio Pepe, 1977 1,784 1834 Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, Emidio Pepe, 1980 557 1824 Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, Emidio Pepe, 1984 502 1816 Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, Emidio Pepe, 1990 771 8886 Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, Agriverde, "P. di Maggio", 2017 48 1858 Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, Marramiero, "Dama", 2017 51

CAMPANIA RED 1832 Colli di Salerno, Montevetrano, 2004 279 1828 Colli di Salerno, Montevetrano, 2006 186 1852 Colli di Salerno, Montevetrano, 2013 178 1842 Feudi di San Gregorio, “Pàtrimo”, 2002 388 1864 Feudi di San Gregorio, “Pàtrimo”, 2013 398 1894 Roccamonfina, Galardi, "Terra di Lavoro", 2007 233 1812 Taurasi, Mastroberardino, 1967 541 1810 Taurasi, Mastroberardino, “Naturalis Historia”, 1997 239 1836 Taurasi, Mastroberardino, “Naturalis Historia”, 2011 188 1818 Taurasi Riserva, Mastroberardino, "Radici", 2012 151

SICILY RED 1851 Etna, Graci, "Feudo di Mezzo", 2015 152 1855 Etna, Terre Nere, "Calderara Sottana", 2016 187 1801 Etna, Vini Franchetti, "Passorosso", 2016 98 1867 Terre Siciliane, Vini Franchetti, "Contrada Guardiola", 2017 187 1863 Terre Siciliane, Vini Franchetti, "Contrada Porcaria", 2017 213 1899 Terre Siciliane, Vini Franchetti, "Contrada Sciaranuova", '17 169 1839 Vittoria, Frapatto, Paolo Calì, "Pruvenza", 2015 109

OTHER ITALIAN RED 1889 Cirò Classico Superiore, Du Cropio, "Dom Giuvá," 2012 66 1814 Cònero Riserva, Garofoli, "Grosso Agontano", 2009 181 1830 Gioia del Colle Riserva, Pietraventosa, 2012 107 1802 Riviera Ligure di Ponente, Rossese, P. Crena, "Isasco", 2016 59 1872 Romagna, Sangiovese Superiore, Casali, "Baruccia", 2015 59 1848 Südtirol, Erbhof Unterganzner, "St. Magdalaner", 2016 69 1871 Tintilia del Molise, Campi Valerio, "Opalia", 2015 57 1841 Vallée d'Aoste, La Crotta di Vegneron, "Chambave", 2016 53

53 FEATURED PINOT NOIR Hirsch, "San Andreas Fault", Sonoma Coast, 2016 - $152 In 1980, trailblazer David Hirsch purchased a unique piece of land, which many criticized as too extreme for growing grapes. His namesake vineyard is nestled right above the fault line of the Pacific and North American tectonic plates, experiencing the extremes of dismally wet winters and drastically dry summers. In constant struggle, David's vines not only endured but thrived, yielding richer, more intense flavors with scintillating complexity. It wasn't long before David's "seismic Pinot" drew the attention of Burt Williams (Williams Selyem), Ted Lemon (Littorai), and Steve Kistler (Kistler), who eventually were deemed worthy enough to buy their own block of Hirsch Vineyards. AMERICAN PINOT NOIR

WILLAMETTE VALLEY 2199 Adelsheim, 2018 99 8015 Alexana, “Tête de Cuvée”, Dundee Hills, 2016 64 2141 Antiquum Farm, "Juel", 2017 117 2145 Argyle, 2017 62 2117 Nicolas-Jay, 2015 171 4215 Owen Roe, "Sharecropper's", 2017 89 2109 Soter, "North Valley", 2017 104

SONOMA COAST 2113 Boar's View, "The Coast", 2013 668 2121 Hanzell, "Sebella", 2015 132 2101 Hirsch, "San Andreas Fault", 2016 152 2131 Kistler, 2001 401 2157 Kosta Browne, "Gap's Crown", 2014 396

RUSSIAN RIVER VALLEY 4249 Croix, "Old Manzana Slope", 2016 239 2115 Dehlinger, "Octagon", 1994 332 2111 George, "Ceremonial", 2016 137 8021 George, "Hansen," 2017 104 2129 J. Rochioli, "East Block", 2006 628 2185 Kosta Browne, "Keefer Ranch", 2014 397 2105 Kosta Browne, 2017 298 2181 Ramey, 2015 158

OTHER AMERICAN PINOT NOIR 4237 Anthill Farms, 2015 103 2107 Brick & Mortar, "La Perla", Spring Mountain District, 2014 148 2183 Ceritas, "Hacienda Secoya", 2015 139 2151 Kosta Browne, Santa Lucia Highlands, 2014 349 2119 LIOCO, Mendocino County, 2017 76 2133 Liquid Farm, Santa Maria Valley, 2015 184 4233 Red Tail Ridge, Finger Lakes, 2015 72 4225 Rhys, "Alpine", Santa Cruz Mountains, 2013 279 4231 Rhys, "Horseshoe", Santa Cruz Mountains, 2012 289 2155 Sea Smoke, "Southing", Sta. Rita Hills, 2017 244 2197 Sea Smoke, "Ten", Sta. Rita Hills, 2016 279

55 AMERICAN CABERNET SAUVIGNON et al. 8090 22 Hundred Cellars, "52W", Paso Robles, 2018 64 7614 75 Wine Co., California, 2018 67 1914 Abreu, "Thorevilos", Napa Valley, 2010 1,717 1956 Accendo Cellars, Napa Valley, 2014 792 7606 Acumen, “Mountainside”, Napa Valley, 2015 77 7648 Ærena, Red Hills, 2017 64 1906 Ashes & Diamonds, "Grand Vin, N°1", Oak Knoll, 2014 288 3838 Ashes & Diamonds, "Red Hen, N°1", Oak Knoll, 2016 279 1918 Beaulieu Vineyard, "Georges de Latour", Napa Valley, 1974 548 3836 BonAnno, Napa Valley, 2016 83 1990 Bond, “Melbury”, Oakville, 2013 1,298

FEATURED CABERNET SAUVIGNON Purlieu, "Le Pich", Napa Valley, 2016 - $139 With grapes coming from some of Napa Valley's most sacred and sought after sites including the "To Kalon" vineyard in Oakville and the "George III" vineyard in Rutherford, it's no surprise that Purlieu's "Le Pich" has garnered the attention of Napa Valley's savviest wine drinkers. Winemaker Julien Fayard often credits his relentless efforts in the vineyard to his favorite quote by Arnold Schwarzenegger: "if you need eight hours of sleep, sleep faster..."

7612 Bond, "Quella", Oakville, 2013 1,282 7600 Bond, "St. Eden", Oakville, 2013 1,291 3892 Bond, "Vecina", Oakville, 2013 1,277 1924 Bryant Family, Napa Valley, 2006 1,021 1994 Cain Five, Napa Valley, 2003 391 1994 Cain Five, Napa Valley, 2004 342 1938 Cain Five, Napa Valley, 2005 443 1940 Checkerboard, "Aurora", Napa Valley, 2015 794 3880 Colgin Cellars, "Cariad", Napa Valley, 2013 1,102 1928 Colgin Cellars, "IX Estate", Napa Valley, 2012 1,384 7608 Diamond Creek, "Gravelly Meadow", 2016 512 1950 Diamond Creek, "Red Rock", 2016 533 3848 Diamond Creek, “Volcanic Hill”, Napa Valley, 2016 542 7630 Eisele Vineyards, Napa Valley, 2014 1,299 1964 Frank Family, Napa Valley, 2016 127 3800 Gamble, Napa Valley, 2014 138 3894 Hoopes, Oakville, 2005 479 1902 Hoopes, Oakville, 2007 579 1954 Hundred Acre, "Ark", Napa Valley, 2007 1,844 1974 Joseph Phelps, "Insignia", Napa Valley, 2015 698 1960 Kapcsándy Family Winery, "State Lane", Napa V., 2007 1,463 3832 Larkmead, "Dr. Olmo", Napa Valley, 2014 472 3850 Leonetti Cellars, "Reserve", Walla Walla Valley, 2006 431 3816 Mayacamas, Mt. Veeder, 2014 344 1978 Mount Eden, Santa Cruz, 2015 198 3854 Opus One, Napa Valley, 2016 992 1910 Peter Michael, "Au Paradis", Oakville, 2014 569 1988 Peter Michael, "Le Pavots", Knights Valley, 2016 562 3810 Pine Ridge, Napa Valley, 2016 109 3820 Pride Mountain Vineyards, Napa Valley, 2015 237 3834 Purlieu, "Le Pich", Napa Valley, 2016 139 7610 Quilceda Creek, Columbia Valley, 2006 437 1934 Quilceda Creek, Washington, 1999 578 3814 RdV, "Rendezvous", Middleburg, 2014 129 1912 Ridge, "Monte Bello", Santa Cruz, 2007 778 1904 Ridge, "Monte Bello", Santa Cruz, 2016 506 1976 Realm Cellars, "Beckstoffer Dr. Crane", Napa Valley, 2011 622 3808 Realm Cellars, "Beckstoffer Dr. Crane", Napa Valley, 2014 771 3868 Realm Cellars, "Beckstoffer To Kalon", Napa Valley, 2014 798 3856 Robert Foley, "Claret", Napa Valley, 2006 501 3830 Round Pond, "Kith and Kin", Napa Valley, 2017 104 8092 Sinegal, Napa Valley, 2016 120 1998 Screaming Eagle, "Second Flight", Oakville, 2010 1,433 7644 Shafer, "Hill Side Select", Stags Leap District, 2014 793 3840 Shafer, "One Point Five", Stags Leap District, 2016 298 7652 Sloan, Rutherford, 2001 1,582 1908 Spottswoode, St. Helena, 2015 503 7604 Stuhlmuller, Alexander Valley, 2015 116 1936 Textbook, Napa Valley, 2017 86 1948 Venge, "Family Reserve", Napa Valley, 2016 403 7636 Whitehall Lane, "Leonardini Estate", Napa Valley, 2014 241

57 FEATURED ZINFANDEL Turley, "Old Vines", California, 2017 - $79 Turley is to Zinfandel what James Brown is to Funk. Beginning in the early 1990s, Larry Turley has led a "Zin-Renaissance" through the act of restoring ancient vines of lost vineyards and unleashing the true potential of California's most historic grape. The "Old Vines" cuvée is a concentrated blend of several of these vineyards with an average of 80+ year-old grapevines. This fuller-bodied red embodies flavors of ripe blackberries, peppercorns, and savory herbs with a silky-textured finish. SYRAH 2354 Behrens Family, "Sainte Fumée", California, 2012 217 4628 Bien Nacido, Santa Maria Valley, 2013 169 2372 Big Basin, "Rattlesnake", Santa Cruz, 2014 154 2366 Cayuse, "Armada", Walla Walla Valley, 2013 431 4622 DuMol, "Eddie's Patch", Russian River Valley, 2015 203 4614 Dunham Cellars, "Baby Bear", Columbia Valley, 2011 129 4604 Eisele Vineyard, 2015 597 2322 Gramercy Cellars, “John Lewis”, Walla Walla Valley, 2011 227 2324 Jaffurs, Santa Barbera, 2013 96 2386 Pax, "Alder Springs, The Terraces", Mendocino, 2003 231 4608 Peay, "Les Titans", Sonoma Coast, 2016 164 4620 Shafer, “Relentless”, Napa Valley, 2014 239 2336 Sine Qua Non, “Dark Blossom”, California, 2011 879 2316 Venge, "Stagecoach; Block I-4", Napa Valley, 2016 179

ZINFANDEL 2338 Martinelli, “Giuseppe & Luisa”, Russian River Valley, 2015 142 2334 Ridge, "Lytton Springs", Dry Creek Valley, 2017 131 2318 Ridge, "Pagani Ranch", Sonoma Valley, 2017 123 4602 Ridge, "Ponzo", Sonoma Valley, 2017 107 2300 Turley, "Old Vines", California, 2017 79

59 FEATURED GRENACHE Tuck Beckstoffer, “Melée”, California, 2016 - $92 Raised in his fathers’ vineyards and schooled in local cellars, Tuck Beckstoffer is a new-world gladiator: championing Napa Valley in all her glory. Stunningly complex blends are crafted at his recently acquired St. Helena estate, from prized fruit (former Sine Qua Non vines) and by sage consultants Philipe Melka and Michel Roland. This Grenache is textural, balanced by lean and mean Syrah, offering a wine of both poise and presence - expect a mouthful of baked fruits, cured meats, and floral spices. MERLOT 2332 Barboursville, Virginia, 2017 53 2328 Blue Rock, "Baby Blue", Alexander Valley, 2016 82 7628 Larkmead, “Firebelle”, Napa Valley, 2014 349 2344 Mayacamas, 2014 172 2304 Pahlmeyer, Napa Valley, 2015 262 2314 Switchback Ridge, "Peterson Family", Napa Valley, 2005 172

GRENACHE 2382 A Tribute to Grace, "Besson", Sta. Clara, 2013 137 2368 Alban Vineyards, Edna Valley, 2008 291 2346 Sine Qua Non, "Stein", California, 2012 791 4600 Tuck Beckstoffer, "Melée", California, 2016 92

ITALIAN VARIETALS 2305 Grignolino, Heitz Cellar, Napa Valley, 2015 63 2302 Lagrein, Matthiasson, "Lone Pine", El Dorado, 2015 119 4601 Nebbiolo et al., Holden, "Interplanetary Traveler", OR, 2017 78

OTHER VARIETALS 4630 Cabernet Franc, Ashes & Diamonds, Napa Valley, 2014 211 2308 Carignan, Populis, Mendocino, 2014 58 2330 Mourvedre et al., Tablas Creek, "Espirit de T.", S. Cruz, 2016 178 2362 Petit Sirah, Behrens Fam., "Kick Ranch", Sonoma C., 2012 219 2306 Petit Sirah, Ridge, "Lytton Estate", Dry Creek Valley, 2017 116

61 FEATURED SAUTERNES

"Poggio" d'Yquem, 2000 - $58 / $696 (750ml) Which wine brings you the most joy? Not the wine that is most popular, complex or even the most profound - but the one that makes your palate truly happy? What else could you say but Sauternes. Nowhere else in the world can compete with these Sauvignon Blanc & Semillon-based stickies. Yes, its sweet but just as complex with layers of exotic fruit and honey that would make any foie gras blush! DESSERT WINE

VIN SANTO

3416 Chianti, Carpineto, "Farnito", 1999 (500ml) 132

3422 Chianti Classico, Badia a Coltibuono, 2008 (375ml) 112

3444 Chianti Classico, Castello d'Albola, 2005 (500ml) 152

3492 Chianti Classico, Castello di Lucignano, '11 (500ml) 17 / 79

3412 Chianti Classico, Isole e Olena, 2006 (375ml) 121

3405 Chianti Classico, Volpaia, 2010 (375ml) 131

3406 Montepulciano, Avignonesi, "O.d.P.", '01 (375ml) 631

PASSITO

3407 Murgia, Botromagno, "Gravisano", 2007 (375ml) 68

3441 Pantelleria, Nikà, "Bent al Riah", 2011 (500ml) 89

3428 Pantelleria, Donnafugata, "Ben Rye", 2014 (375ml) 97

3442 Veneto, Fornaser, "Bure Alto", 2001 (500ml) 101

3409 Val di Neto, Librandi, "Le Passule", 2016 (500ml) 76

3401 Veneto, Dal Forno Romano, "V.S.", 2004 (375ml) 498

BAROLO CHINATO

3455 Cappellano, NV (750ml) 219

3410 G.D. Vajra, NV (750ml) 18 / 112

OTHER DESSERT WINE

3426 Malvasia delle Lipari, Hauner Carlo, 2011 (375ml) 78

3440 Marsala Superiore Ris., Intorcia, "30 Anni", 1980 (500ml) 14 / 82

3404 Moscato, Maculan, "Dindarello", 2016 (375ml) 52

3420 Port, Heitz Cellar, "Ink Grade", Napa V., NV (750ml) 14 / 116

3443 Sauternes, "Poggio" d'Yquem, 2000 (750ml) 58 / 696

63 FEATURED ZINFANDEL MAGNUM Ridge, "Lytton S.", Dry Creek, 2017 -$272 The story of Ridge begins in 1885 when a famed northern Italian doctor by the name of Osea Perrone, purchased 180 acres at 2,600 feet up Monte Bello Ridge in Santa Cruz. Dr. Perrone created terraces above the rocky slopes using local limestone and planted vineyards, which produced his first vintage in 1892. After a few decades of decline in production due to Prohibition, Ridge re-emerged in 1940s and became known for producing some of the finest Cabernet Sauvignon in California. In 1969, a philosophy major named Paul Draper became the acting winemaker who garnered a reputation for eschewing formal enology techniques in favor of “hand’s off” winemaking allowing for regional expression and intensity in his wines. Cabernet Sauvignon and the native Zinfandel account for most of production while other grapes such as Grenache, Carignane, and Petite Sirah are produced in smaller quantities. LARGE FORMAT

CHAMPAGNE

6094 Brut, Agrapart, "Terroirs", NV (1.5L) 489

089 Brut, Charles Heidsieck, "Réserve", NV (1.5L) 240

6099 Brut, Krug, 1995 (1.5L) 1,897

6097 Brut, Marc Hebrart, 2012 (1.5L) 548

6096 Brut, R. Geoffrey, "Expression", NV (1.5L) 329

ITALIAN WHITE

6075 Chardonnay, Toscana, Isole e Olena, 2013 (1.5L) 249

6069 Chardonnay et. al, Alto Adige, Tramin, "Stoan", 2015 (1.5L) 186

6053 Pinot Bianco et al., Alto Adige, Terlaner, "N. D.", 2007 (1.5L) 692

6057 Pinot Bianco et al., Alto Adige, Terlaner, "N. D.", 2008 (1.5L) 687

6059 Pinot Bianco et al., Alto Adige, Terlaner, "N. D.", 2009 (1.5L) 671

6082 Riesling, Langhe, Ettore Germano, "Hérzu", 2016 (1.5L) 176

AMERICAN WHITE

6011 Chardonnay, K.V., Peter Michael, “Carriere”, 2003 (1.5L) 691

ITALIAN RED

6007 Barbaresco, Bruno Giacosa, "Asili", 1998 (3L) 2,678

6015 Barolo, Ettore Germano, "Prapo", 2013 (1.5L) 371

6003 Barolo, Ettore Germano, "Prapo", 2015 (1.5L) 391

6077 Barolo, Viberti, "Buon Padre", 2013 (3L) 986

6014 Bolgheri, Tenuta San Guido, "Sassicaia", 1997 (1.5L) 1,987

6018 Toscana, Antinori, "Solaia", 2011 (1.5L) 1,483

6020 Toscana, Antinori, "Solaia", 2011 (3L) 3,202

6006 Toscana, Case Basse di G. Soldera, "Soldera", 2014 (1.5L) 2,933

AMERICAN RED

6024 Cabernet Sauvignon, Bond, "Melbury", Napa V., 2004 (1.5L) 1,546

6086 Cabernet Sauvignon, Bond, "Eden", Napa V., 2004 (1.5L) 1,498

6098 Cabernet Sauvignon, Mayacamas, Napa Valley, 2013 (1.5L) 751

6098 Cabernet Sauvignon, Whitehall Lane, Napa V., 2015 (1.5L) 377

6116 Cabernet Sauvignon et al., Cain Concept, N. V., 2009 (1.5L) 393

6046 Merlot, Matthaisson, "Red Hen", Napa Valley, 2007 (1.5L) 499

6010 Syrah, Araujo Estate, "Eisele", Napa Valley, 2012 (1.5L) 1,515

6016 Zinfandel, Ridge, "Lytton Springs", Dry Creek, 2017 (1.5L) 272

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