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En CHIWAWA Margeaux Wine Table of Contents WINE BY THE GLASS . 4 CHAMPAGNE, SPARKLING WINES . 6 CHARDONNAY . 10 SAUVIGNON BLANC . 15 RIESLING . 17 CHENIN BLANC, MUSCADET . 20 PINOT GRIS, PINOT BLANC, GEWÜRZTRAMINER, SYLVANER . 21 OTHER AROMATIC WHITES . 22 ROSÉ . 23 PINOT NOIR . 25 GAMAY . 29 SYRAH, GRENACHE . 33 TEMPRANILLO . 38 NEBBIOLO, SANGIOVESE . 41 CABERNET SAUVIGNON . 45 MERLOT . 52 CABERNET FRANC, MALBEC, ZINFANDEL . 53 DESSERT WINES . 54 sommelier - ryan baldwin to complement our wine list, there is a $25 corkage fee per 750 ml, for the first 2 bottle each additional 750 ml thereafter is $50 Wine by the Glass CHAMPAGNE & SPARKLING JCB SPARKLING WINE #21, BOURGOGNE, FRANCE NV | 14 IRON HORSE SPARKLING WINE CUVÉE MICHAEL MINA, GREEN VALLEY OF RUSSIAN RIVER VALLEY, CA 2012 | 17 CHARTOGNE-TAILLET CHAMPAGNE BRUT SAINTE ANNE, FRANCE NV | 22 LARMANDIER-BERNIER CHAMPAGNE EXTRA BRUT LATITUDE, FRANCE NV | 27 MAS DE DAUMAS GASSAC ROSÉ FRIZANT, LANGUEDOC, FRANCE 2016 | 16 BILLECART-SALMON ROSÉ CHAMPAGNE BRUT, RANCE NV | 32 WHITE CHÂTEAU DUCASSE GRAVES BLANC, BORDEAUX, FRANCE 2015 | 11 DOMAINE DE LA PÉPIERE MUSCADET SÈVRE-ET-MAINE ‘CLISSON’, LOIRE VALLEY, FRANCE 2014 | 12 FRANCOIS VILLARD VIOGNIER, LES CONTOURS DE DEPONCINS, VIN DE FRANCE 2015 | 15 LEITZ RIESLING DRAGONSTONE, RHEINGAU, GERMANY 2015 | 12 PASCAL CLÉMENT CHARDONNAY, BOURGOGNE, FRANCE 2015 | 16 PATIENT COTTAT SANCERRE ANCIENNES VIGNES, LOIRE VALLEY, FRANCE 2015 | 16 PAUL BLANCK PINOT GRIS, ALSACE 2014 | 14 STAGLIN ‘SALUS’ CHARDONNAY, RUTHERFORD, CALIFORNIA 2014 | 19 ROSÉ JOLIE FOLLE MÉDITERRANÉE IGP, FRANCE 2016 | 9 MIRAVAL CINSAULT BLEND, CÔTES DU PROVENCE, FRANCE 2016 | 17 4 Wine by the Glass RED CHÂTEAU THIVIN BROUILLY ‘REVERDON’, BEAUJOLAIS, BURGUNDY, FRANCE 2013 | 14 MAISON ROCHE DE BELLENE PINOT NOIR, BOURGOGNE, FRANCE 2014 | 16 BANSHEE PINOT NOIR, SONOMA COAST, CALIFORNIA 2015 | 15 CHÂTEAU SAINTE-EULALIE MINERVOIS LA LIVINIÈRE LA CANTILÈNE, FRANCE 2014 | 15 COULY-DUTHEIL CHINON BARONNIE-MADELEINE, FRANCE 2014 | 15 CHÂTEAU SAINT COSME CÔTES-DU-RHÔNE, FRANCE 2015 | 13 DOMAINE FAURY ST .-JOSEPH, RHÔNE, FRANCE 2014 | 18 CHATEAU COUFRAN HAUT-MEDOC, BORDEAUX 2001 | 20 RAMEY CABERNET SAUVIGNON BLEND CLARET, NAPA VALLEY, CA 2014 | 18 LIONEL OSMIN & CIE MALBEC, CAHORS, FRANCE 2012 | 13 DESSERT KLEIN CONSTANTIA, SOUTH AFRICA 2006 | 18 ROYAL TOKAJI 5 PUTTONYOS ASZÚ, HUNGARY 2009 | 19 CHÂTEAU D’YQUEM SAUTERNES, FRANCE 2013 | 65 NOVAL RUBY PORT BLACK, PORTUGAL | 10 NIEPOORT 20 YR . TAWNY PORT, PORTUGAL | 21 M . CHAPOUTIER BANYULS, FRANCE 2009 | 11 BARBEITO MALMSEY MADIERA, PORTUGAL 1863 | 150 per ounce 5 Champagne THE ORIGIN OF CHAMPAGNE Little by little the rest of the world is coming round to the French point of view, that champagne is not just any old fizzy wine, but a place - and a very special place at that . The Champagne region, an hour’s drive east of Paris, is one of France’s most comfortably confident, devoted to producing one particular luxury product . The Champenois - the inhabitants of Reims, Épernay and the villages which dot the rolling coun- tryside that looks like, and once was, a continuation of the English South Downs - know that only they can produce the world’s pre-eminent sparkling wine . It is the combination of being as far north as vines can be grown commercially in France; a high proportion of chalky soils which encourage the roots to burrow as far as a regular but by no means generous supply of water; no shortage of cool, dark, humid cellars; and a head start in the public relations game of establishing champagne as the wine of celebration and glamour that makes Champagne unique . 6 Champagne GROWER PRODUCER NON-VINTAGE ALFRED GRATIEN BRUT CUVÉE PARADIS | 320 BÉRÊCHE BRUT NATURE ‘LES BEAUX REGARDS’ | 134 CATTIER BRUT BLANC DE NOIRS | 285 CHARTOGNE-TAILLET BRUT CUVEE ST . ANNE | 89 DONSON & LEPAGE BRUT COTE DES BAR RECOLTE BLANCHE | 129 FRANCOISE BEDEL ‘ENTRE CIEL & TERRE’ | 142 GUY LARMANDIER CRAMANT BLANC DE BLANCS | 131 HENRI BILLIOT GRAND CRU BRUT RESERVE | 132 J LASSALE BRUT IMPERIAL PREFERENCE | 99 LARMANDIER-BERNIER EXTRA BRUT LATITUDE | 129 MARC HEBRART BRUT CUVÉE RESERVE | 103 PAUL BARA BRUT RESERVE | 74 375ml PIERRE PETERS BRUT BLANC DE BLANC CUVÉE RESERVE | 134 RENE GEOFFROY BRUT CUVEE EXPRESSION | 118 VEUVE FOURNY BLANC DE BLANCS 1ER CRU BRUT NATURE | 82 GROWER PRODUCER VINTAGE BRUNO PAILLARD BRUT NEC PLUS ULTRA 1996 | 2176 EGLY-OURIET BRUT 2002 | 299 JACQUES SELOSSE BRUT INITIAL 2009 | 333 JACQUES SELOSSE BRUT SUBSTANCE 2008 | 599 JEAN MILAN BRUT BLANC DE BLANCS TERRES NOEL 2004 | 185 MARC HEBRART BRUT 1ER CRU 2006 | 155 PIERRE PETERS BRUT BLANC DE BLANC ‘LES CHETILLONS’ 2002 | 211 PIERRE PETERS BRUT BLANC DE BLANC ‘LES CHETILLONS’ 2006 | 211 VEUVE FOURNY CUVEE NOTRE DAME 2000 | 750 VILMART & CIE COEUR DE CUVEE 2003 | 325 7 Champagne NON-VINTAGE BILLECART-SALMON BRUT RESERVE | 129 THIENOT BRUT | 90 DELAMOTTE BRUT | 69 375ml KRUG GRANDE CUVÉE BRUT REIMS NV | 435 GOSSET BRUT BLANC DE BLANCS | 199 LA CARAVELLE BLANC DE BLANC| 125 TAITTINGER BRUT LA FRANCAISE | 114 RUINART BLANC DE BLANCS | 204 VINTAGE AYALA BRUT BRUT PERLE D’AYALA 2000 | 347 HENRIOT BRUT CUVEE DES ENCHANTELEURS 1998 | 380 GOSSET BLANC DE BLANCS CELEBRIS 2000 | 410 THIENOT BRUT CUVEE ALAIN 1999 | 168 THIENOT BRUT GARANCE 2007 | 152 PHILIPPONNAT BRUT ‘CLOS DES GOISSES’ 1998 | 456 DUVAL-LEROY BRUT CUVEE FEMME 1996 | 320 DELAMOTTE BRUT BLANC DE BLANCS 1964 | 4109 1500ml DELAMOTTE BRUT BLANC DE BLANCS 1970 | 4210 1500ml DELAMOTTE BRUT BLANC DE BLANCS 1983 | 2578 1500ml DELAMOTTE BRUT BLANC DE BLANCS 1988 | 1176 DELAMOTTE BRUT BLANC DE BLANCS 1991 | 996 KRUG BRUT 1995 | 865 KRUG BRUT 1996 | 1555 KRUG BRUT ‘CLOS D’AMBONNAY’ 1996 | 4750 KRUG BRUT ‘CLOS D’AMBONNAY’ 1998 | 4750 SALON BRUT BLANC DE BLANCS ‘LE MESNIL’ 1999 | 774 8 Champagne ROSÉ CHAMPAGNE NON-VINTAGE BILLECART-SALMON BRUT | 80 375ml KRUG BRUT GRAND CUVÉE | 367 375ml VEUVE CLICQUOT BRUT | 75 375ml KRUG BRUT GRAND CUVÉE | 677 RUINART BRUT | 204 PHILIPPE GONET BRUT | 184 LARMANDIER-BERNIER ROSÉ D’SAIGNÉE | 183 LAURENT-PERRIERE BRUT | 153 ROSÉ CHAMPAGNE VINTAGE VEUVE CLICQUOT LA GRANDE DAME 2004 | 777 BOLLINGER BRUT GRANDE ANNEE 1996 | 610 SPARKLING WINE BRUNDLMAYER GRUNER VELTLINER EXTRA BRUT ‘KLASSICHE FLASHENGARUNG’ NV | 81 MAS DE DAUMAS GASSAC ROSÉ FRIZANT, LANGUEDOC, FRANCE NV | 68 GUY AMIOT BRUT CRÉMANT D’ BOURGOGNE, FRANCE NV | 56 DOMAINE CARNEROS ROSÉ, CARNEROS, CA NV | 82 DOMAINE HUET VOUVRAY PELILLANT BRUT 2005 | 69 GRUET ROSÉ, NEW MEXICO NV | 27 375ml JANSZ, TASMANIA, AUSTRALIA NV | 59 JANSZ ROSÉ, TASMANIA, AUSTRALIA NV | 59 IRON HORSE CUVÉE MICHAEL MINA, GREEN VALLEY OF RUSSIAN RIVER VALLEY, CA 2012 | 72 SCHRAMSBERG J SCHRAM, CALIFORNIA 2004 | 142 SCHRAMSBERG MIRABELLE, CALIFORNIA NV | 68 SCHRAMSBERG CREMANT DEMI-SEC, CALIFORNIA 2005 | 95 9 Chardonnay THE ORIGIN OF CHARDONNAY Chardonnay’s historical home has been traced back to France in the 1600’s . The first writing of the varietal described it as capable of making the best wine and it seems opinions have changed little since . So powerful is the C-word on a wine label that, like Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay has virtually no synonyms - although in Styria in southern Austria some winemakers persist with the tradition of calling it Morillon . In the 1980s something extremely important to the history of wine happened: ‘Chardonnay’ became a name more familiar to the world’s wine buyers than any of the geographically-named wines this vine variety had for centuries produced, such as Chablis, Corton-Charlemagne, or Montrachet . Making quality chardonnay seems almost a rite of passage in both historical and emerging wine regions, where winemakers have been trying to emulate the power, elegance and complexity the varietal captures in Burgundy, its historical home and region of its greatest expression . 10 Chardonnay CHABLIS DOMAINE SERVIN ‘BUTTEAUX’ 1ER CRU 2015 | 96 DOMAINE VOCORET ET FILS ‘LES CLOS’ GRAND CRU 2014 | 208 J . MOREAU ‘VAILLONS’ 1ER CRU 2013 | 92 J . MOREAU ‘LES CLOS’ GRAND CRU 2011 | 188 JEAN MARC BROCARD ‘VALMUR’ GRAND CRU 2009 | 163 LOUIS MICHEL 2015 | 41 375ml LOUIS MICHEL ‘GRENOUILLES’ GRAND CRU 2009 | 194 MISCHEIF & MAYHEM 1ER CRU 2006 | 92 MEURSAULT ARNAUD ENTE ‘LA GOUTTE D’OR’ 2007 | 288 BOUCHARD LES CLOUS 2009 | 152 CHATEAU DE MEURSAULT ‘PERRIÈRES’ 2013 | 318 DOMAINE DES COMTES LAFON ‘CHARMES’ 1ER CRU 1992 | 994 DOMAINE DES COMTES LAFON ‘CHARMES’ 1ER CRU 1997 | 577 DOMAINE DES COMTES LAFON ‘CLOS DE LA BARRE’ 1ER CRU 2009 | 310 DOMAINE DES COMTES LAFON ‘CLOS DE LA BARRE’ 1ER CRU 1990 | 625 DOMAINE DES COMTES LAFON ‘PERRIERES’ 1ER CRU 1991 | 797 DOMAINE ROULOT LES TESSONS-CLOS DE MON PLAISIR 2006 | 386 DOMAINE LEROY ‘PERRIERES’ 1995 | 333 DOMAINE MICHEL CAILLOT 2011 | 105 FRANCOIS ET ANTOINE JOBARD ‘EN LA BARRE’ 2006 | 192 FRANCOIS ET ANTOINE JOBARD ‘GENEVRIERES’ 2006 | 239 PIERRE YVES COLIN-MOREY ‘CHARMES’ 1ER CRU 2007 | 257 MONTHELIE-DOUHAIRET-PORCHERET ‘LES SANTENOTS’ 1ER CRU 2001 | 263 THIERRY & PASCALE MATROT 2015 | 77 375ml VINCENT DANCER ‘PERRIERES’ 2006 | 284 ` VINCENT GIRARDIN VIEILLES VIGNES 2014 | 129 11 Chardonnay PULIGNY-MONTRACHET DOMAINE LEFLAIVE ‘CLAVOILLON’ 2008 | 379 DOMAINE COLIN-DELEGER ‘DEMOISELLES’ 2006 | 361 DOMAINE GUY AMIOT ‘DEMOISELLES’ 2006 | 361 PAUL CHAPELLE 2007 | 65 375ml CHASSAGNE-MONTRACHET DOMAINE RAMONET 1ER CRU ‘MORGEOT’ 2014 | 186 JEAN-NOEL GAGNARD 1ER CRU ‘LES CAILLERETS’ 2005 | 232 VINCENT GIRARDIN 1ER CRU ‘CLOS DU CAILLERETS’ 2014 | 224 BACKROADS BOUCHARD POUILLY-FUISSE 2013 | 63 BRUNO COLIN BOURGOGNE BLANC 2013 | 62 PASCAL CLÉMENT BOURGOGNE BLANC 2015 | 76 FRANCOIS CARILLON BOURGOGNE BLANC ALIGOTE 2010 | 59 DOMAINE
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