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Or Dear Oenophiles, It is with great pride and pleasure to share the passion for magnificent wines by presenting you our wine selection. Discover prestigious wines, handpicked from various renowned wine producing countries around the world. Travel from Old World to New World with 468 labels from 22 top countries and experience young wines “ready to drink” & vintage fine wines “at their peak”. From 1795 to 2015, a 220 year old of wine history with a selection from each decade for the 20th century. Not forgetting the wines from new horizons such as China, Thailand, India, Romania, Turkey, Lebanon, and Russia. We will take you on a journey by sharing our personal heartwarming experiences of “Rare & Fine Wines” while respecting preferences for a “Divine Wine and Dine” experience. Last but not least, live an exclusive moment in the world’s unique Underwater Wine Cellar and Restaurant called “Sea”. Julius Ibanez Assistant Wine Guru Vintage is subject to availability, Bottle Size, unless otherwise stated is in 75cl Prices are quoted in US Dollars and are subject to additional 10% service charge and 12% GST VINTAGE WINE TREASURES WHITE WINES FRANCE Bordeaux & Burgundy 1959 Chassagne-Montrachet, Delagrange-Bachelet, Côte de Beaune, Burgundy 1,500.00 1967 Puligny-Montrachet, J.H & Sons, Côte de Beaune, Burgundy 750.00 1969 Pouilly-Fuissé, Harveys, Mâconnais, Burgundy 850.00 1970 Macon Blanc, Domaine Pieroth, Macon-Villages Cuvee des Echevins, Burgundy 550.00 1975 Petit Chablis, Pierre Ponnelle, Chablis, Burgundy 600.00 1976 Santenay Les Hates, Domaine Lequin-Roussot, Côte de Beaune, Burgundy 650.00 1978 Château Talbot, Caillou Blanc Sec AOC, Bordeaux 450.00 1979 Chablis 1er Cru, “Côte de Léchet”, Bacheroy-Josselin, Chablis, Burgundy 850.00 1984 Chablis 1er Cru, “Côte de Léchet”, Reine Pédauque, Chablis, Burgundy 750.00 1990 Saint-Véran AOC, Labouré-Roi, Mâconnais, Burgundy 650.00 1993 Chablis, Domaine de la Paulière, Chablis, Burgundy 750.00 1994 Macon Clesse, Domaine Rene Michel, Maconnais, Burgundy 1500ml 1,200.00 1997 Meursault, “Les Vireuils Dessous”, D.Parigot Père & Fils, Cote de Beaune, Burgundy 950.00 2001 Pouilly-Fuissé, Réserve du Château Pouilly, Mâconnais, Burgundy 550.00 Loire 1959 Anjou, Moulin Touchais, Coteaux du Layon, Loire Valley 1,000.00 1961 Anjou, Moulin Touchais, Coteaux du Layon, Loire Valley 950.00 1970 Bonnezeaux AOC, Louis Beauchant-Duroc, Coteaux du Layon, Loire Valley 650.00 1983 Anjou, Moulin Touchais, Coteaux du Layon, Loire Valley 850.00 1986 Anjou, Moulin Touchais, Coteaux du Layon, Loire Valley 750.00 Rhône Valley 1986 Domaine de Terre Ferme, Châteauneuf-du-Pape Blanc, Southern Rhône, Rhône Valley 750.00 Vintage is subject to availability, Bottle Size, unless otherwise stated is in 75cl Prices are quoted in US Dollars and are subject to additional 10% service charge and 12% GST VINTAGE WINE TREASURES VINTAGE PORT 1900 Taylor 2,600.00 1935 Dow’s 1,750.00 1945 Taylor 2,500.00 1950 Adams Crusted Port 850.00 1985 Hoopers 750.00 2001 Taylors LBV 600.00 MADEIRA 1795 Terrantez 12,120.00 1863 Boal 2,500.00 TAWNY PORT 1976 Croft 10 year old 1500ml 1,300.00 1980 Taylor 10 year old 500.00 MALAGA 1920 Cintra Old Selected Golden Sweet 950.00 1930 Hijos de Antonio Barcelo Bacari 900.00 SWEET / DESSERT WINES FRANCE 1942 Château Camperos, Sauternes, Bordeaux 1,200.00 1943 Château Caillou Crème de Tete, Sauternes, Bordeaux 1,850.00 1947 Château de Myrat, 2ème Cru Classé, Sauternes, Bordeaux 1,250.00 1981 Château Chante L'Oiseau, Sauternes, Bordeaux 600.00 1983 Château Suduiraut, 1er Cru Classé, Sauternes, Bordeaux 850.00 1985 Château les Justices, Sauternes, Bordeaux 950.00 1989 Gewurztraminer SGN Cuvee Anne, Domaines Schlumberger, Alsace 900.00 1998 Château Les Tuileries, Sauternes, Bordeaux 650.00 1991 Domaine de la Casa Blanca Banyuls, Languedoc-Roussillon 550.00 1991 Domaine La Grave, Graves 750.00 1995 La Coume du Roy, “Maury”, Languedoc Roussillon 600.00 1999 Domaine Vaquer L'Extrait, Rivesaltes AOC, Rivesaltes, Languedoc Roussillon 750.00 ITALY 1990 Zibibbo Liquroso, Terre di Zagara, Sicily IGT, Sicily 750.00 1994 Zazzeri, Vin Santo Di Toscana Millenovecento, Tuscany 900.00 1997 San Felice in Pincis, Vin Santo del Chianti Classico, Tuscany 375ml 450.00 2000 Branchini, D'Or Luce Passito, Albana di Romagna DOCG, Emilia-Romagna 500ml 550.00 2000 Cantrina 'Sole di Dario' Passito Vino da Tavola, Lombardia 375ml 400.00 Vintage is subject to availability, Bottle Size, unless otherwise stated is in 75cl Prices are quoted in US Dollars and are subject to additional 10% service charge and 12% GST VINTAGE WINE TREASURES SWEET / DESSERT WINES AUSTRIA 1971 Weingut Johannes Holler, Rulter Beerenauslese 650.00 1972 Pieroth, Markersdorfer Schatzberg, Eiswein Trockenbeerenauslese 950.00 1976 Weingut Bruder Grill, Ruster Beerenauslese Traminer Bouvier 750.00 1976 St. Martin, Donnerskirchner Sonnenberg, Trockenbeerenauslese 900.00 1981 Pieroth, Illmitzer Kaisergarten, Beerenauslese 600.00 1981 Pieroth, Edelstaler Kaisergarten, Trockenbeerenauslese 850.00 1981 Ruster, Müller Thurgau, Trockenbeerenauslese 375ml 700.00 1983 Weingut Feiler, Ruster Ruländer, Beerenauslese 650.00 2009 Lenz Moser Prestige Trockenbeerenauslese 375ml 350.00 2011 Lenz Moser Prestige Trockenbeerenauslese 375ml 400.00 GERMANY 1959 Langebanch Liebfraumilch, “Crown of Crowns” 550.00 1959 Ruländer, Kreuznacher Vogelsang Spatlese 600.00 1959 Freiherr Gleichenstein, Oberrotweiler Eichberg Ruländer, Auslese 850.00 1967 Hellmers & Söhne, Reiler Sorentberger Auslese 500.00 1971 Emald Theod Drathen, Ockfener Scharzberg Auslese 600.00 1976 Anton Hammes, St. Johanner Abtei, Müller Thurgau, Auslese 750.00 1976 Pieroth, Münsterer schloskapelle, Auslese 600.00 1976 Bezirkswinzergenossenschaft, Westhofener Bergstloster Riesling, Auslese 700.00 1976 Bad Bergzaberner Kloster Liebfrauenberg, Beerenauslese 900.00 1976 Vereinigte Hospitien, Serriger Schloss Saarfeleser, Schlosberg, Beerenauslese 900.00 1976 Leonard Kreusch, Ockfener Bockstein, Beerenauslese Riesling 850.00 1980 Weingut Stein-Römer, Trabener Wurzgarten Eiswein Spatlese 800.00 1981 Emald Theod Drathen, Detzemer Wurzgarten Auslese Eiswein 850.00 1983 Louis Guntrum, Niersteiner Paterberg, Scheurebe Beerenauslese 750.00 1983 Pieroth, Deidesheimer Hofstück, Müller Thurgau, Beerenauslese 700.00 1983 Stammhaus, Niederthäler Hof, Hambacher Rebstöckel, Beerenauslese 800.00 1983 Peter Louis Guntrum, Dexheimer Doktor Beerenauslese 700.00 1985 Alte Krenzmühle, Weisenheimer Vogelsang Beerenauslese 375ml 450.00 1986 Weingut Ernst Karst & Sons, Wachenheimer Mandelgarten, Scheurebe, Beernauslese 800.00 1986 Pieroth, Weisheimer Vogelsang Beerenauslese 400.00 1989 Dr. Bürklin-Wolf, Wachenheimer Böhlig, Riesling Beerenauslese 950.00 1997 Michael Schäfer, Laubenheimer Vogelsang Beerenauslese 375ml 400.00 1998 Weingut Sanitätsrat Dr. Hermann, Erdener Treppchen, Riesling Auslese 500.00 2005 Reh Kendermann, “Kendermanns”, Eiswein 375ml 400.00 ROMANIA 1985 Dealul Mare-Valea Popii Spatburgunder Edelbeerenauslese, Romania 625.00 1989 Cotnari, Grasa de Cotnari 550.00 HUNGARY 1976 Somlo Var-Burg, “Ausbruch”, Pieroth, Somlo 600.00 Vintage is subject to availability, Bottle Size, unless otherwise stated is in 75cl Prices are quoted in US Dollars and are subject to additional 10% service charge and 12% GST VINTAGE WINE TREASURES RED WINES FRANCE Bordeaux 1905 Chateau Bonnet, AOC Entre - Deux - Mers, Bordeaux, 2,100.00 1920 Château Cheval Blanc, 1er Grand Cru Classé A, Saint-Emilion 375ml 950.00 1920 Château Beychevelle, 4ème Grand Cru Classé, Saint-Julien 375ml 950.00 1924 Château Beychevelle, 4ème Grand Cru Classé, Saint-Julien 3,500.00 1928 Château Meyney, Saint-Estephe 2,400.00 1929 Château Ducru-Beaucaillou, 2eme Grand Cru Classé, Saint-Julien 2,600.00 1934 Château Saint-Andre Corbin, Saint-Georges- Saint-Émilion, Saint Émilion 1,000.00 1952 Château Malartic Lagraviere, Pessac-Leognan 375ml 550.00 1953 Château Cheval Blanc, 1er Grand Cru Classé A, Saint-Emilion 7,500.00 1959 Château Cardinal Villemaurine, Saint-Émilion Grand Cru, Saint-Émilion 1000.00 1959 Château Beauregard, Pomerol 1,500.00 1961 Château Lynch-Moussas, Pauillac 1,100.00 1964 Château Lafitte, 1er Cotes de Bordeaux, Bordeaux 750.00 1964 Château Castera, Haut-Medoc 850.00 1966 Château Hauchat, Fronsac 900.00 1969 Château Trotte Vieille, 1er Grand Cru Classé B, Saint-Émilion 1,100.00 1971 Château La Joncarde, Côtes de Bourg, Bordeaux 550.00 1972 Château de Mauves, Graves 600.00 1976 Château Taillefer, Pomerol 800.00 1976 Château Jean Sans Terre, Saint-Émilion 700.00 1977 Château Cabannieux, Graves 500.00 1978 Château Clos des Jacobins, Saint-Émilion Grand Cru, Saint-Émilion 1,200.00 1978 Château Haut-Brion, 1er Grand Cru Classé, Pessac-Leognan 3,500.00 1979 Château Les Primevères, Saint-Émilion 750.00 1982 Château Gourran, Cotes de Bordeaux Cadillac, Bordeaux 650.00 1982 Château Lagrange, 3ème Grand Cru Classé, Saint-Julien 950.00 1982 Château Clos Fourtet, 1er Grand Cru Classé B, Saint-Émilion 1,250.00 1983 Château Duhart-Milon, 4ème Grand Cru Classé, Pauillac 950.00 1985 Château Lafite Rothschild 'Carruades de Lafite', Pauillac 1500ml 2,800.00 1985 Château Marquis de Castegaillard, Haut-Medoc 700.00 1985 Château Pibran, Pauillac 800.00 1986 Château Côte de Baleau, Grand Cru Classé, Saint-Émilion 700.00 1990 Château Lascombes, 2eme Grand Cru Classé, Margaux 1,100.00 1994 Château Ducru-Beaucaillou, 2eme Grand Cru Classé, Saint-Julien 800.00 2001 Grand Gaillard, Merlot Vieilles Vignes, Bordeaux 450.00 Burgundy 1966 Nuits-St-Georges, Geisweiler & Fils, Côte de Nuits 1,100.00
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    The Loire Valley's Best Kept Secret

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