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Ormeggio Wine List 8-6-21.Cdr CARTA DEI VINI Wine List Ormeggio at The Spit has been awarded ‘three glasses’ every year since 2013 in the Gourmet Traveller Australian Wine List of the Year Awards SOMMELIER - ORMEGGIO AT THE SPIT Davide Coccia ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- VINI AL BICCHIERE Wines by the Glass -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SPUMANTI AL BICCHIERE Sparkling Wines by the glass 125ml glass Prosecco di Valdobbiadene DOCG Brut 2020 - Angelo Bortolin 19 Glera - Rea (Treviso, Veneto) Franciacorta DOCG Saten Brut NV - Ricci Curbastro 29 Chardonnay - (Brescia, Lombardia) Franciacorta DOCG Rosato NV - Mirabella 29 Pinot Nero, Chardonnay, Pinot Bianco - (Brescia, Lombardia) Champagne AOC ‘Ultradition’ Brut NV - Laherte Freres 39 Pinot Meunier, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir - Chavot (Coteaux sud d’Epernay, Champagne) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- VINI BIANCHI AL BICCHERE White Wines by the glass ITALY 150ml glass / 375ml carafe Alto Adige DOC Riesling 2016 - Falkenstein 32 / 78 Riesling - Naturno (Bolzano, Trentino-Alto-Adige) Alto Adige DOC Pinot Grigio 2019 - Cantina Coleterenzio 18 / 46 Pinot Grigio - Appiano (Bolzano, Trentino-Alto-Adige) Vallagarina IGT Sauvignon 2019 - Balter 22 / 55 Sauvignon - Rovereto (Trento, Trentino-Alto-Adige) Sicilia DOC Grillo ‘Principe di Granatey’ 2019 - Colomba Bianca 15 / 40 Grillo - Mazzara del Vallo (Trapani, Sicilia) Veneto IGT ‘Saro’ 2018 - Cristiana Meggiolaro 21 / 53 Garganega - Roncà (Verona, Veneto) Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi DOC ‘Le Oche’ 2018 - Fattoria San Lorenzo 25 / 52 Verdicchio - Montecarotto (Ancona, Marche) Etna Bianco DOC ‘Valcerasa’ 2018 - Alice Bonaccorsi 36 / 89 Carricante - Randazzo (Catania, Sicilia) Toscana IGT Vermentino 2019 - Poggiotondo 19 / 49 Vermentino - Cerreto Guidi (Firenze, Toscana) Oltrepò Pavese DOC ‘Blanc’ 2018 - Tenuta Mazzolino 27 / 67 Chardonnay - Corvino San Quirico (Pavia, Lombardia) Marche Bianco IGT ‘Giulia Erminia’ 2018 - Azienda Agricola Fiorano 35 / 87 Pecorino - Cossignano (Ascoli Piceno, Marche) Vino Bianco ‘Derthona’ 2017 - Ricci 32 / 78 Timorasso - Costa Vescovato (Alessandria, Piemonte) Vino Bianco ‘Bianco’ 2018 - Le Coste sul Lago 35 / 87 Procanico, Pampanone, Ansonica, Verdello, Roscetto - Gradoli (Viterbo, Lazio) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- VINI ROSATI AL BICCHIERE Rosé Wines by the glass 150ml glass / 375ml carafe Alghero Rosato DOC 2020 - Sella & Mosca 15 / 38 Cannonau, Sangiovese - Alghero (Sassari, Sardegna) Vino Rosato ‘Rosa del Paradiso’ 2019 - Poderi del Paradiso 18 / 45 Colorino - San Gimignano (Siena, Toscana) Cerasuolo d’Abruzzo ‘Le Cince’ DOC 2019 - De Fermo 33 / 82 Montepulciano - Loreto Aprutino (Pescara, Abruzzo) Etna Rosato DOC ‘Super Luna’ 2019 - Masseria del Pino 45 / 112 Nerello Mascalese, Nerello Cappuccio - Randazzo (Catania, Sicilia) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- VINI ROSSI AL BICCHIERE Red Wines by the glass ITALY 150ml glass / 375ml carafe Friuli Colli Orientali DOC Pinot Nero 2017 - Le Due Terre 38 / 95 Pinot Nero - Prepotto (Udine, Friuli-Venezia-Giulia) Etna Rosso DOC ‘Ciaurìa’ 2019 - Pietro Caciorgna 27 / 65 Nerello Mascalese, Nerello Cappuccio - Castiglione di Sicilia (Catania, Sicilia) Langhe Nebbiolo DOC ‘Nebiulin’ 2018 - Le More Bianche 29 / 68 Nebbiolo - Magliano Alfieri (Cuneo, Piemonte) Barbaresco DOCG ‘Basarin’ Riserva 2014 - Punset 45 / 113 Nebbiolo - Neive (Cuneo, Piemonte) Chianti Colli Senesi DOCG 2018 - Poderi del Paradiso 19 / 48 Sangiovese - San Gimignano (Siena, Toscana) Rosso Piceno DOC ‘Gino’ 2017 - Fattoria San Lorenzo 15 / 39 Montepulciano, Sangiovese - Montecarotto (Ancona, Marche) Salento IGT Primitivo ‘Kalema’ 2017 - Fabiana 23 / 58 Primitivo - San Giorgio Jonico (Taranto, Puglia) Marche IGT ‘Ser Balduzio’ 2015 - Azienda Agricola Fiorano 30 / 75 Montepulciano - Cossigano (Ascoli Piceno, Marche) Bolgheri DOC ‘Miterre’ 2018 - Campo al Noce 29 / 69 Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Syrah - Bolgheri (Livorno, Toscana) Isola dei Nuraghi Rosso IGT ‘Barrua’ 2016 - Agricola Punica 40 / 100 Carignano, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot - Santadi (Cagliari, Sardegna) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- VINI DOLCI AL BICCHIERE Sweet Wines by the glass ITALY 75ml Moscato del Piemonte DOC 2020 - Piero Gatti 19 Moscato - Santo Stefano Belbo (Cuneo, Piemonte) Brachetto del Piemonte DOC 2020 - Piero Gatti 19 Brachetto - Santo Stefano Belbo (Cuneo, Piemonte) Moscato di Sardegna DOC 2014 - Cantine di Dolianova 20 Moscato - Dolianova (Cagliari, Sardegna) Vino Passito ‘Sol’ 2013 - Ezio Cerruti 35 Moscato di Canelli - Castiglione Tinella (Cuneo, Piemonte) Veneto IGT ‘Bianco di Ornella’ 2016 - Ornella Molon 27 Verduzzo, Sauvignon, Traminer - Salgareda (Treviso, Veneto) Passito di Pantelleria DOCG ‘Ben Ryè’ 2018 - Donnafugata 42 Moscato - Pantelleria (Trapani, Sicilia) Vin Santo di San Gimignano DOC 2013 - Poderi del Paradiso 16 Trebbiano Toscano, Malvasia - San Gimignano (Siena, Toscana) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- VINI FORTIFICATI AL BICCHIERE Fortified Wines by the glass ITALY 75ml Barolo Chinato - Cappellano 38 Vino Barolo, erbe aromatiche - Serralunga d’Alba (Cuneo, Piemonte) Ratafià - Praesidium 22 Infuso di vino Montepulciano d’Abruzzo e amarene - Prezza (l’Aquila, Abruzzo) Marsala Superiore Oro DOC ‘Vigna La Miccia’ nv - Marco De Bartoli 32 Grillo - (Marsala, Sicilia) SPAIN Empordà Dc Vino Dulce ‘Airam’ - Espelt 18 Garnacha, Garnacha Gris - (Emporda) Jerez Dc Sherry Pedro Ximenez Gran Solera - Equipo Navazos 23 Pedro Ximenez - (Jerez) Jerez Dc Sherry Oloroso 15 yr - El Maestro Sierra 14 Palomino - (Jerez) PORTUGAL Vintage Port 2015 - Quinta do Vesuvio 28 Touriga Nacional, Tinta Barroca, Alicante Bouschet, Touriga Franca, Sousão - (Douro) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- VINI SPUMANTI Sparkling Wines -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PETILLANT NATUREL Pétillant naturel is the oldest method of making sparkling wine. It is also known as the méthode ancestrale or ancestral method. This winemaking technique involves bottling wine that is still fermenting to trap carbon dioxide gas in the bottle, creating a gentle carbonation. Pét-nat wines (as they are called) are becoming more popular as part of the general trend toward natural wine. Italy Lambrusco di Sorbara DOC ‘Radice’ 2016 - Paltrinieri 85 Lambrusco di Sorbara - Sorbara (Modena, Emilia Romagna) CHARMAT METHOD The second fermentation takes place in a pressurized tank, rather than in a bottle, decreasing lees contact and producing larger, coarser bubbles. The wine is filtered under pressure and bottled. Also known as the bulk process or tank method. Expect light, less complex flavours. Italy Prosecco DOC Extra Dry NV - Il Follo 75 Glera - Santo Stefano (Treviso, Veneto) Prosecco di Valdobbiadene DOCG Brut 2020 - Angelo Bortolin 95 Glera - Rea (Treviso, Veneto) Lambrusco Reggiano DOP ‘Marchese Manodori’ NV - Venturini Baldini 90 Lambrusco Marani, Lambrusco Salamino, - Roncolo (Reggio-Emilia, Emilia Romagna) Vino Bianco Frizzante ‘Bolle Corsare’ NV - Carolina Gatti 99 Glera - Ponte di Piave (Treviso, Veneto) TRADITIONAL METHOD The labour-intensive process whereby wine undergoes a secondary fermentation inside the bottle, creating bubbles. All Champagne and most high-quality sparkling wine is made by this process. Also known as méthode Champenoise, méthode classique and metodo classico. Italy VSQ ‘Pensiero’ Brut Blanc de Blanc 2013 - Ca’ del Vent 195 Chardonnay - Cellatica (Brescia, Lombardia) VSQ ‘Cuvee 60’ Brut Nature Blanc de Blanc 2013 - Casa Caterina 199 Chardonnay - Monticelli Brusati (Brescia, Lombardia) VSQ ‘Independent’ Brut 2007 - Casa Caterina 499 Chardonnay - Monticelli Brusati (Brescia, Lombardia) Australia ‘Holly’s Garden’ Uberbrut NV - Moondarra 99 Chardonnay Blend - (Gippsland, Victoria) Franciacorta DOCG Franciacorta refers not only to a specific wine appellation within Brescia, Lombardia, but also to Italy’s highest quality sparkling wine. Given a DOCG status, the area where the grapes are grown is on the hills located between the southern shore of Lago d’Iseo and the city of Brescia. Franciacorta DOCG Brut 2017 - Santus 135 Chardonnay, Pinot Nero - Cellatica (Brescia, Lombardia) Franciacorta DOCG Saten Brut NV - Ricci Curbastro 145 Chardonnay - Capriolo (Brescia, Lombardia) Franciacorta DOCG Brut NV - 1701 165 Chardonnay, Pinot Nero - Cazzago San Martino (Brescia, Lombardia) Franciacorta DOCG Cuvée Prestige Brut NV - Ca’ del Bosco 195 Chardonnay, Pinot Bianco, Pinot Nero - Erbusco (Brescia, Lombardia) Franciacorta DOCG Gran Cuvée Brut ‘Alma’ NV - Bellavista 210 Chardonnay, Pinot Bianco, Pinot Nero - Erbusco (Brescia, Lombardia) Franciacorta DOCG ‘Annamaria Clementi’ Brut 2008 - Ca’ del Bosco 420 Chardonnay, Pinot Bianco, Pinot Nero - Erbusco (Brescia, Lombardia) Champagne AOC This is traditional method sparkling at its best, with a combination of centuries of technique experience, climate and the chalkiest terroir. These wines are French sparkling perfection. The Champagne region of France is less than 100 miles east of Paris and is made up of the Côtes de Blanc, the Montagne de Reims, the Grande Valle, the Coteaux sud d’Epernay and Côtes des Bar. Champagne AOC
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