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Chow Morso Osteria Mission Statement Chow Morso Osteria Mission Statement The mission of our wine program at Chow Morso Osteria is to showcase a broad collection of quality wines from Italy. There is so much amazing viniculture to offer from the north to the south in a wide array of styles. We hope to present to all guests at any level of wine appreciation a wonderful and diverse selection of Italian-centric offerings that have all been stored, aged, and finally served properly while dining here at Chow Morso Osteria. With careful curation we strive to bring something wonderful in each glass and share our passion of ‘Vino Italiano’ with you. Ryan Fletter CWE, CMS Advanced Sommelier Barolo Group Wine Director Benjamin Burke Chow Morso Osteria Sommelier 1 Chow Morso Osteria Wines by the Glass or Bottle Frizzante e Spumante Glass Bottle Moscato d’Asti ‘Cascinetta’ Vietti 2018 10 39 Prosecco ‘Jeio’ Bisol N.V. Brut 11 43 Metodo Classico ‘Millesimato’ Contratto 2013 Brut 15 68 Metodo Classico ‘Rosé’ Ferrari, N.V. Brut 15 68 Rosati Rosato di Molinara ‘Bertarose’ Bertani 2018 13 51 Rosato di Lagrein, Castelfeder 2018 13 51 Bianchi Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi Classico, Sartarelli 2018 10 39 Sauvignon Blanc ‘Basaltik’ La Cappucina 2018 12 47 Gavi dei Gavi, Villa Sparina 2018 13 51 Soave Classico, Suavia 2018 13 51 Muller Thurgau, Cantina Bolzano 2018 13 51 Pinot Grigio, Villa Alpini 2018 14 55 Chardonnay, Edi Simcic 2014 15 59 (Think Oaked White Burgundy) Nerello Mascalese Bianco ‘Ciuri’ Terrazze dell’Etna 2017 15 59 (Think Sicilian Chablis) Rossi Nero d’Avola ‘Lu Còri’ Cantina Barbera 2018 12 47 Barbera d’Alba, Mauro Molino 2019 13 49 Lagrein/ Teroldego ‘Nerofino’ Mezzacorona 2014 13 51 Super Tuscan ‘Lagone’ Aia Vecchia 2017 13 51 Merlot/ Cabernet Sauvignon/ Cabernet Franc Langhe Nebbiolo, Mauro Molino 2017 14 50 Valpolicella Ripasso Classico Sup, Corte Fornaledo 2015 14 55 Vino Nobile di Montepulciano, Gracciano della Seta 2016 15 59 Etna Rosso, Tornatore 2017 15 59 Barolo, Fiore 2015 21 84 2 Chow Morso Osteria Sparklers & White Wines by the Bottle Frizzante e Spumante Moscato d’Asti ‘Cascinetta’ Vietti 2018 Piemonte 39 Brachetto d’Acqui ‘Pineto’ Marenco 2017 Piemonte 42 Nebbiolo Spumante Metodo Classico, Malabaila 2010 Piemonte 75 Metodo Classico ‘Millesimato’ Contratto Brut 2013 Piemonte 68 Pinot Nero/ Chardonnay Franciacorta ‘Cuvée Prestige’ Ca’ del Bosco NV Lombardia 69 Chardonnay/ Pinot Bianco/ Pinot Nero Franciacorta, Majolini 2009 Lombardia 98 Chardonnay/ Pinot Nero Bonarda dell’Oltrepo Pavese Frizzante ‘Sommassa’ Castello di Luzzano 36 Metodo Classico ‘Brut Rosé’ Ferrari NV Trento 68 Pinot Nero/ Chardonnay Metodo Classico ‘Perle’ Ferrari 2011 Trento 90 Chardonnay Prosecco Superiore ‘Doro Nature’ Alice 2017 Veneto 53 Lacrima Spumante Rosato ‘Special’ Lucchetti NV Marche 43 Piemonte Erbaluce di Caluso ‘Ramblé’ Cantina della Serra 2018 54 Langhe Riesling ‘Hérzu’ Ettore Germano 2015 64 (made with 20% Botrytis infected grapes) Roero Arneis, Vietti 2018 57 Gavi dei Gavi, Villa Sparina 2018 51 Gavi dei Gavi ‘Black Label’ La Scolca 2018 96 ‘Sorriso’ Paolo Scavino, 2019 53 Chardonnay/ Sauvignon Blanc/ Viognier ‘Dragon’ Luigi Baudana 2017 54 Chardonnay/ Sauvignon Blanc/ Nascetta/ Riesling Timorasso ‘Derthona’ La Colombera 2016 57 Timorasso ‘Derthona’ Vigneti Massa 2016 63 Nascetta, Diego Conterno 2016 60 Langhe Chardonnay ‘Bastia’ Conterno Fantino 2016 98 ‘Rossj Bass’ Gaja 2017 200 Chardonnay/ Sauvignon Blanc 3 Chow Morso Osteria White Wines by the Bottle Alto Adige Pinot Bianco ‘Vial’ Caldaro 2015 51 Pinot Bianco Riserva ‘Vorberg’ Terlano 2015 100 Riesling, Falkenstein 2014 59 Kerner, Cantina Valle Isarco 2017 49 Muller Thurgau, Cantina Bolzano 2018 51 Chardonnay ‘Lowengang’ Alois Lageder 2015 135 Friuli Pinot Grigio Ramato ‘Ilramato’ Scarbolo 2018 40 (traditional method with a coppery hue) Pinot Grigio, Schiopetto 2015 42 Pinot Grigio ‘Sivi’ Movia 2016 69 Pinot Grigio ‘Dessimis’ Vie di Romans 2016 75 Collio Sauvignon ‘Ronco del Cèro’ Venica 2018 54 Sauvignon, Movia 2015 69 Sauvignon Blanc ‘Piere’ Vie de Romans 2015 90 Friulano, Petrussa 2017 46 Friulano ‘Dolee’ Vie de Romans 2016 83 Friulano, Borgo del Tiglio 2017 99 Malvasia Istriana, Dario Racarro 2017 65 Chardonnay ‘Vie di Romans’ Vie di Romans 2016 69 Ribolla Gialla, Gradis’Ciutta 2015 41 Ribolla Gialla, Damijan 2012 115 (extended skin contact creates an ‘Orange Wine’ then aged in barrel & bottle) ‘Flors di Uis’ Vie di Romans 2016 63 Malvasia/ Riesling/ Friulano ‘Vintage Tunina’ Jermann 2013 130 Sauvignon/ Chardonnay/ Ribolla Gialla/ Malvasia Veneto Soave Classico, Suavia 2018 51 Soave, Bertani 2016 75 Sauvignon Blanc ‘Basaltik’ La Cappuccina 2018 47 4 Chow Morso Osteria 5 Chow Morso Osteria White Wines by the Bottle Toscana/ Umbria Rosato di Teroldego ‘Pinko Pallino’ Poggio la Noce 2019 Toscana 51 ‘Vistamare’ Ca’Marcanda 2017 Toscana 155 Vermentino/ Viognier/ Fiano Sauvignon Blanc ‘Meriggio’ Fontodi 2018 Toscana 89 Chardonnay ‘Pomino’ Frescobaldi 2016 45 Orvieto Classico Superiore ‘Guardiano’ Palazzone 2015 Umbria 50 Marche Verdicchio di Matelica, Collestefano 2019 45 Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi Classico, Sartarelli 2018 47 Classico Superiore ‘Podium’ Garofoli 2015 55 Abruzzo/Lazio/Campania Trebbiano d’Abruzzo, Tiberio 2018 Abruzzo 43 Pecorino ‘Don Carlino’ De Fermo 2016 Abruzzo 71 Chardonnay ‘Falesia’ Paolo e Noemia d’Amico 2016 Lazio 55 ‘Ravello’ Marisa Cuomo 2018 Campania 81 Falanghina/ Biancolella Sicilia Catarratto ‘Praruar’ il Censo 2016 73 (wine maker was a disciple of the famed Paolo Bea, very savory and dark in color) Carricante/ Riesling ‘Eruzione 1614’ Planeta 90 Chardonnay, Planeta 2017 100 Zibibbo ‘Ammano’ Cantine Barbera 2018 99 Nerello Mascalese Bianco ‘Ciuri’ Terrazze dell’Etna 2017 15 59 *Think Sicilian Chablis Etna Bianco ‘Passobianco’ Passopisciaro 2017 75 Etna Bianco, Giovanni Rosso 2017 83 Etna Bianco ‘Calderara Sottana’ Terre Nere 2017 89 Etna Bianco Superiore ‘Pietra Marina’ Benanti 2015 149 6 Chow Morso Osteria Red Wines by the Bottle Piemonte Ruche di Castagnole Monferrato ‘Clàsic’ Ferraris 2017 47 Dolcetto di Dogliani Superiore, San Fereolo 2011 90 Barbera d’Asti ‘Ca’ di Pian’ La Spinetta 2016 56 Barbera d’Asti ‘Bricco dell’Uccelone’ Braida 2016 160 Barbera d’Alba, Mauro Molino 2019 49 Barbera d’Alba Superiore, Oddero 2017 57 Barbera d’Alba ‘Compass’ Cigliuti 2016 75 Barbera d’Alba ‘Vigna Scarrone’ Vietti 2017 94 Langhe Nebbiolo, Mauro Molino 2017 50 Langhe Nebbiolo, La Spinetta 2017 63 Langhe Nebbiolo Pio Cesare 2016 66 Langhe Nebbiolo, Azelia 2017 69 Langhe Nebbiolo, Castello di Verduno 2018 72 Langhe Nebbiolo, Cavallotto 2016 76 Langhe Nebbiolo, Cigliuti 2016 81 Langhe Nebbiolo, E. Pira & Figli 2016 89 Langhe Nebbiolo ‘Passeggiando in Vigna’ Gabriele Scaglione 2015 1.5L 120 Langhe Nebbiolo, G.D. Vajra 2017 1.5L 132 Langhe Nebbiolo, Paolo Scavino 2016 1.5L 168 Langhe Rosso, Luigi Giordano 2018 46 Nebbiolo/ Arneis Langhe Rosso ‘Sito Moresco’ Gaja 2015 130 Nebbiolo/ Cabernet Sauvignon / Merlot Gattinara, Nervi-Conterno 2015 135 7 Chow Morso Osteria Red Wines by the Bottle Piemonte Barolo, Azelia 2016 107 Barolo ‘Monfalletto’ Cordero di Montezemolo 2015 108 Barolo, Giovanni Rosso 2013 110 Barolo ‘Serralunga d’Alba’ Palladino 2013 111 Barolo ‘Castiglione’ Vietti 2014 113 Barolo ‘La Serra’ Marcarini 2013 115 Barolo ‘Vigne Vecchie’ Alessandro e Gian Natale Fantino 2013 117 Barolo, Paolo Scavino 2015 117 Barolo, Boroli 2013 119 Barolo ‘Marcenasco’ Renato Ratti 2014 120 Barolo ‘Passione di Re’ Gabriele Scaglione 2013 126 Barolo ‘Gallinotto’ Mauro Molino 2015 126 Barolo ‘Serralunga d’Alba’ Palladino 2011 132 Barolo, Domenico Clerico 2014 135 Barolo ‘Lecinquevigne’ Damilano 2013 138 Barolo ‘Serralunga d’Alba’ Luigi Baudana 2014 141 Barolo ‘Pernanno’ Cascina Bongiovanni 2012 153 Barolo ‘Coste di Rose’ G.D. Vajra 2015 159 Barolo ‘Tortoniano’ Michele Chiarlo 2013 164 Barolo ‘Cannubi’ Barale Fratelli 2013 179 Barolo ‘Bricco Boschis’ Cavallotto 2015 186 Barolo ‘Bricco delle Viole’ G.D. Vajra 2015 192 Barolo ‘Margheria’ Massolino 2013 195 Barolo ‘Tettimora’ Scarpa 2013 204 Barolo ‘Dagromis’ Gaja 2014 209 Barolo ‘La Rosa’ Fontanafredda 2008 228 Barolo ‘Bric del Fiasc’ Paolo Scavino 2015 234 Barolo ‘Bricco Fiasco’ Azelia 2015 256 Barolo ‘Sperss’ Gaja 2013 543 Barolo ‘Serralunga’ Palladino 2010 1.5L 405 Barolo ‘Serralunga’ Palladino 2006 1.5L 425 Barolo ‘Serralunga’ Palladino 2005 1.5L 515 Barolo ‘Arborina’ Elio Altare 2009 1.5L 445 8 Chow Morso Osteria Red Wine by the Bottle Piemonte Barbaresco ‘Serraboella’ Paitin 2014 99 Barbaresco ‘Rabajà’ Giuseppe Cortese 2014 122 Barbaresco ‘Vie Erte’ Cigliuti 2015 127 Barbaresco Riserva ‘Ovello’ Produttori del Barbaresco 2014 145 Barbaresco Riserva ‘Montestefano’ Produttori del Barbaresco 2013 145 Barbaresco Riserva ‘Baluchin’ Cocito 2010 163 Barbaresco ‘Serraboella’ Cigliuti 2015 178 Barbaresco ‘Cottá’ Sottimano 2016 183 Barbaresco, Gaja 2014 454 Barbaresco Riserva ‘Ovello’ Produttori del Barbaresco 2013 1.5L 285 Barbaresco Riserva ‘Montestefano’ Produttori del Barbaresco 2013 1.5L 285 Barbaresco ‘Come un Volo’ Gabriele Scaglione 2008 1.5L 357 Lombardia Valtellina Superiore ‘Quadrio’ Nino Negri 2016 51 Valtellina Superiore Riserva ‘Rocca de Piro’ ARPEPE 2011 114 Sfursat di Valtellina, Nino Negri 2016 118 Friuli Cabernet Franc, Russiz Superiore 2016 66 Cabernet Sauvignon ‘Defi de la Tour’ Villa Russiz 2012 133 Alto Adige ‘Huck am bach’ Cantina Bolzano 2017 45 Schiava/ Lagrein Teroldego, Foradori 2018 66 Teroldego ‘Morei’ Foradori 2016 115 (amphora aged, bigger and more brooding of all her bottlings) Teroldego ‘Sgarzon’ Foradori 2018 115 (a more delicate
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