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WINE LIST Fall 2015 WINE LIST fall 2015 The Lambs Club wine program is proud to provide a world-class selection of benchmark classics, esoteric discoveries from famous producers and some of the best wines from many of the world’s wine regions. This list is extensive, but we are a wine-friendly staff that will be pleased to help you navigate this list, introducing you to all the wonderful gems hidden in it -no matter your budget- with the goal to enhance your dining experience. Let us assist you in finding the right wine according to your flavor profile, wine style or food pairing. Thank You, A.J. Ojeda-Pons Wine Director - Sommelier 3 The Coravin® System allows us to access and pour these coveted high-end wines by the glass, without pulling the cork. Its innovative design keeps wine safe from oxidation, allowing it to continue to age naturally, giving us the freedom to pour a glass from any bottle at any time. You may have been curious to try some of these labels, taste one, create a flight or just choose an amazing pairing for your meal and add an extra layer of complexity to your experience. A.J. Ojeda-Pons Wine Director - Sommelier WHITE 3 OZ / 5 OZ / BTL Lucien Crochet, Sancerre “Cuvee Prestige,” Loire Valley 2006 (1.5L) 20 / 33 / 330 Pierre Gaillard, Condrieu, Rhône 2012 (1.5L) 18 / 29 / 297 Rudi Pichler “Wösendorfer Kirchweg,” Riesling, Smaragd, Wachau - Austria 2010 18 / 30 / 150 Jean-Michel Gaunoux , Puligny-Montrachet, Les Folatières - 1er Cru, Burgundy 2008 20 / 33 / 165 ORANGE La Castellada, Friulano, Friuli-Venezia-Giulia 2007 20 / 33 / 165 Vodopivec, Vitovska Classica, Carso 2005 20 / 33 / 170 RED Bodegas y Viñedos Vega Sicilia “Unico,” Ribera del Duero 2000 93 / 156 / -- Domaine Arnoux-Lachaux, Vosne-Romanée, Burgundy 2010 24 / 39 / 145 Château Calon-Ségur, Troisième Crus Classé, St. Estèphe - Bordeaux 2004 30 / 50 / 254 Château Léoville-Las Cases, Deuxième Cru Classé, Saint-Julien - Bordeaux 2006 59 / 99 / 500 Château Cos d’Estournel, St. Estèphe - Bordeaux 2004 36 / 59 / 300 Curto Marco, Barolo “La Foia,” Piedmont 2009 14 / 23 / 116 Renaissance, Cabernet Sauvignon “Première Cuvée,” Sierra Foothills-North Yuba 1997 20 / 33 / 165 Kenzo Estate Nestled in a valley at 1550 feet, in the cool, southern hills of Napa Valley, the estate emcompasses 3800 acres -five times the size of New York’s Central Park- . Kenzo Tsujimoto recruited famed vineyard manager David Abreu (Abreu Vineyards, Bryant Family) and storied winemaker Heidi Barret (Screaming Eagle, Dalla Valle) to make these wines, named for their colors, rich and powerful with many classic Napa Valley notes. The wines are full- bodied and regal in style and have a decided sense of umami, with elegant structure and boundless complexity. Kenzo Estate ‘Murasaki,’ Napa Valley 2009 56 / 93 / 470 Kenzo Estate ‘Murasaki,’ Napa Valley 2010 56 / 93 / 470 Kenzo Estate ‘Ai,’ Napa Valley 2009 56 / 93 / 470 Kenzo Estate ‘Ai,’ Napa Valley 2010 56 / 93 / 470 flight of four 3 oz. pours for $150 5 BY THE GLASS SHERRY DRY TO SWEET Bodegas Hidalgo Palo Cortado ‘Wellington,’ 20 Years, Sanlúcar de Barrameda SP 16 Gutierrez Colosia Oloroso, Dry, Jerez de la Frontera SP 10 Lustau Oloroso, Dry ‘Don Nuño,’ Reserva, Jerez de la Frontera SP 15 Bodegas Toro Albalá ‘Don PX,’ Gran Reserva, Montilla-Moriles SP 1983 19 CHAMPAGNE glass / half bottle Pierre Péters Cuvée de Réserve, Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru, Le Mesnil-sur-Oger nv 25 / 50 Stéphane Coquillette Carte d’Or Brut, Chouilly - Côte de Blancs nv 17 / 34 Pol Roger Brut Réserve, Épernay nv 22 / 44 Tarlant ‘Zero,’ Brut Nature, Épernay nv 20 / 40 JM Gobillard Brut Tradition, Hautvillers - Épernay nv 20 / -- glass / half bottle Savart Bulle de Rosé, Premier Cru, Ecueil - Villers-aux-Noeuds nv 25 / 50 Billecart-Salmon Brut Rosé, Mareuil-sur-Ay nv 32 / 64 La Caravelle Brut, Epernay nv 22 / -- SPARKLING glass / bottle Veuve Ambal Crémant de Bourgogne ‘Rare Marie Ambal,’ Burgundy FR nv 16 / -- ROSÉ Pisoni Pinot Noir “Lucy,” Santa Lucia Highlands CA 2014 15 Organic One dollar of every bottle of Lucy sold is donated to breast cancer research. Pierre & Bertrand Couly Chinon, Loire Valley, FR 2014 14 Organic Skylark Grenache “Pink Belly,” Mendocino County CA 2014 16 Organic A Tribute to Grace Grenache, Santa Barbara Highlands CA 2014 17 Biodynamic 6 10.23.15 BY THE GLASS WHITE LIGHT TO FULL BODIED Ermes Pavese Blanc de Morgex et de La Salle, Vallée d’Aosta IT 2013 (from Magnum) 16 Biodynamic Terroir al Límit Pedro Ximénez ‘Terra de Cuques,’ Priorat SP 2011 25 Biodynamic Stadlmann Zierfandler ‘Anninger,’ Thermenregion AT 2013 11 Organic Domaine Bernard Moreau Chardonnay, Burgundy FR 2013 14 Organic Domaine Gérard Millet Sancerre, Loire Valley FR 2014 19 Sustainable Sighardt Donabaum Grüner Veltliner, ‘Der Pfiffige S.Donà in der Weingarten,’ Wachau AT 2011 15 Organic Domdechant Werner Riesling, Hochheimer Kirchenstück, Trocken, Rheingau GE 2013 19 Sustainable Rafael Palacios Godello ‘Louro,’ Valdeorras SP 2014 15 Organic Babylonstoren Chardonnay, Paarl SA 2013 24 Sustainable NEW YORK WINE EXPERIENCE 2015 SPECIAL WINES BY THE GLASS FEATURE LEGENDARY WINEMAKER PAUL HOBBS As a winemaker, Paul is highly regarded for his ability to identify exceptional vineyards along with his pioneering, innovative work with new and historical sites and regions. His success has inspired a wealth of nicknames among the press, from quiet trendsetter to prospector to truffle-hunting dog. First hired by Robert Mondavi for his expertise in oak aging, he then joined the Opus One team before moving on to Simi Winery. He founded Paul Hobbs Winery in 1991 and Vina Cobos in 1999. Twice named Wine Personality of the Year by Robert Parker, Jr., he continues to be a leading consultant winemaker around the globe. We are very proud to be pouring the following wines, these are only a few, we wish we could feature his whole lineup of wines! A.J. Ojeda-Pons Wine Director - Sommelier Paul Hobbs Chardonnay ‘Ellen Lane Estate,’ Russian River Valley, Sonoma County 2013 45 Paul Hobbs Chardonnay, Russian River Valley , Sonoma County 2013 35 Bramare by Viña Cobos Malbec, Luján de Cuyo, Argentina 2012 25 7 BY THE GLASS RED LIGHT TO FULL BODIED Domaine Philémon Jurançon Noir, Côtes-du-Tarn IGP - Soud-Ouest FR 2013 11 Biodynamic Domaine de La Renardière Ploussard, Arbois-Pupillin, Jura FR 2013 15 Sustainable COS Cerasuolo di Vittoria Classico, Sicily IT 2012 20 Organic Dominique Laurent Chorey-Les-Beune, Vieilles Vignes, Burgundy 2013 25 Sustainable Tenuta di Castellaro Nero ‘Ossidiana’ Lipari Islands - Sicily IT 2012 18 Sustainable Château Lalande-Borie Saint-Julien, Bordeaux FR 2008 27 Sustainable Tenuta Mater Domini Negroamaro ‘Marangi,’ Salento IGT, Puglia IT 2012 13 Organic Ceretto Barbaresco DOCG, Piedmont IT 2011 33 Organic Saintayme Saint-Emilion, Grand Cru, Bordeaux FR 2012 17 Organic Melville Pinot Noir, Estate, Sta. Rita Hills 2013 26 Sustainable Mas d’Agalis ‘Navis,’ Coteaux du Salagou VdP, Languedoc-Roussillon FR 2010 17 Biodynamic Skylark ‘Las Aves,’ Mendocino County CA 2012 22 Organic Langmeil ‘Blacksmith,’ Cabernet Sauvignon, Barossa Valley AU 2012 20 Organic Ask our sommelier about creating a personalized wine flight! 8 10.23.15 BY THE GLASS SWEET glass Cascina Barisel Moscato d’Asti “Canelli,” Piedmont 2014 14 Chateau Pajzos Tokaji “H” (Hárslevelü), Late Harvest, Hungary 2011 10 Chateau Doisy-Vèdrines Sauternes, Bordeaux 2008 18 Terrassous Rivesaltes, Hors d’Âge 6 ans, Roussillon FR 15 Los Bermejos Malvasia, Lanzarote-Canary Islands NV 20 Campbells Muscat, Rutherglen AU NV 13 PORT 3.5 oz glass Taylor Fladgate 20 Year Old Tawny, Douro PT 19 Quinta do Noval 10 Year Old Tawny, Douro PT 13 9 half bottles RED france Bordeaux 5087 Château Phélan Ségur, Saint-Estèphe 2004 99 united states Sonoma Coast 9937 Hirsch Vineyards “San Andreas Fault” Estate Pinot Noir 2012 59 Napa Valley 9938 Corison, Cabernet Sauvignon 2011 25th Anniversary Vintage 75 9942 Robert Mondavi “Opus One” 2011 220 9945 Continuum by Tim Mondavi 2009 160 9959 Continuum by Tim Mondavi 2010 170 9960 Hendry, Zinfandel, Blocks 7 & 22 2012 42 9964 Darioush, Cabernet Sauvignon, Oak Knoll 2012 90 9965 Staglin Family Vineyards, Cabernet Sauvignon, Rutherford 2008 165 10 10.23.15 LAST BOTTLES end of bins WHITE United States 12995 Habit “Jurassic Park Vineyard,” Chenin Blanc, Santa Ynez Valley 2012 77 13071 Kosta Browne “One Sixteen,” Chardonnay, Russian River Valley 2013 130 Australia 13003 Grosset, Riesling “Springvale,” Clare Valley AU 2013 (dry) 69 Germany 14019 Schlossgut Diel “Dorsheimer Pittermannchen,” Riesling Spätlese, Nahe 1998 110 10055 Mönchhof “Ürzig Würzgarten,” Spätlese 2011 70 France 13044 Domaine Gilles Berlioz, Roussanne, Chignin-Bergeron, Savoie 2010 70 12977 Domaine FL, Savennières “Roche aux Moines” Loire Valley 2008 83 13000 Lucien Le Moine, Bourgogne Blanc, Burgundy FR 2012 140 13001 Sylvain Loichet, Meursault 1er Cru “Les Genevrières,” Burgundy FR 2007 162 13112 J.L. Chave Selection “Celeste” Saint-Joseph, Rhône FR 2011 75 13059 Chavy-Martin, Puligny-Montrachet, Les Pucelles, Premier Cru, Burgundy 2011 163 RED Argentina 15127 Achaval-Ferrer “Finca Mirador,” Malbec, Mendoza 2010 264 Italy 9009 Nino Negri, Valtellina “5 Stelle” Sfursat, Lombardy 2009 125 15196 Curto Marco, Barolo “La Foia,” Riserva, Piedmont 2005 149 15230 Croatto “Clàs,” Merlot, Venezia-Giulia 2009 99 15082 Paolo Scavino, Barolo “Carobric®” Piedmont 2010 135 France 15232 Domaine du Coulet, Cornas “Les Terrasses du Serre,” Rhône 2009 232 15294 Domaine du Coulet, Cornas “Brise Cailloux,” Rhône 2010 137 15275 Château Prieuré-Lichine, Bordeaux 2008 165 15038
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