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Sake of the Month Wines by0 The Glass 0 0 0 0 SparklingSparkling0 0 (120ml)0 0 0 NV Petaluma Croser Adelaide Hills SA 12 0 Methode Traditionnelle from Petaluma's vineyards. Chardonnay and Oinot Noir fruit. NV Delamotte Brut Champagne France 25 0 Blended from 50% Chardonnay, 30% Pinot Noir and 20% Pinot Meunier. Subtle creamy, nutty aromas. White 0 0 0 White White 0 0 (140ml) 2006 Grosset Polish Hill Riesling Clare Valley SA 19.5 0 The flavours of zesty limes squeezed over quartzy minerals is evident but austere. Lingering bone dry finish. 2009 Martinborough Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc Martinborough NZ 11 0 0 2009 Pikes Luccio Pinot Grigio Clare Valley SA 8.5 0 Fresh, zingy acidity and gentle stonefruit/mineral flavours make for a light and extremely refreshing palate. 2004 Cullen Chardonnay Margaret River WA 21 0 The intense fruit characters are beautifully integrated with the subtle oak. 2004 Giaconda Aeolia Roussanne Beechworth Vic 21.6 0 0 Red 0 0 0 Red 0 0 (140ml) 2008 Stonier Pinot Noir Mornington Peninsula Vic 9.8 0 Intense cherry and savoury plum aromas with some subtle French oak adding complexity. 2002 Yering Station Reserve Pinot Noir Yarra Valley Vic 19 0 0 2007 Tardieu Laurent Cuvee Speciale Côtes du Rhône, France 14 0 2007 being a ripper Rhone vintage, 100% Grenache "an absolute bargain". 2004 Stoney Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon Coal River Valley Tas 10 0 0 2002 By Farr Shiraz Geelong Vic 25 0 0 INDEX Wine Page Sake & Shochu Page Wines by The Glass 1 SAKE WARM 10 Sparkling/Champagne 2 SAKE COLD 10 Riesling 2 SAKE BOTTLE 11 Sauvignon Blanc 3 SAKE AND FOOD MATCHING 12 Semillon/Sauvignon Blanc Blends 3 SHOCHU & SAKE COCKTAILS 13 Aromatic White 3 Chardonnay 4 Beer Page Pinot Noir 5 Japanese Beer 14 Merlot & Blend 5 Australian Beer 14 Cabernet Sauvignon 6 Cabernet & Blends 7 Coffee & Soft Drink Page Shiraz & Blend 8 Other Beverage 15 Red Varietals 9 Coffee 16 Imported Wines 6 Herb Tea 17 Dessert Wines 9 Fortified Wines (Bottle) 8 Hanabishi's Full-Wine List is available Fortified Wines (60ml) 9 on request. Cognac (30ml) 9 Hanabishi also has a Reserve List of Spirits (30ml/shot) 9 approximately 3000 bottles Liqueurs (30ml/shot) 9 of great wines that are cellared in a specialized storage facility. These wines in our cellar are available on PRE- ORDER notice. Owner chef: Akio Soga Hanabishi Japanese Restaurant Wine List: Masahiko Iga 187 King Street, Melbourne VIC 3000 Proprietress&Wine: Eiko Soga Phone: 03-9670-1167, Fax: 03-9670-6506 Email: [email protected] Australia's Wine List of the Year Awards - Two Glasses www.hanabishi.com.au This wine list is current as at 19/04/2010 ©2010 All Right Reserved ###### Sparkling/ChampagneSparkling/Champagne0 0 0 0 0 1996 Dom Pérignon Epernay France 370 0 The wine is 55% Chardonnay and 45% Pinot Noir, with 7g/l dosage. 1998 Dom Pérignon Epernay France 350 0 0 1995 Veuve Clicquot La grande Rose Reims France 350 0 0 NV Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label Brut Reims France 155 0 Classical dry Champagne, 2/3 black grapes (PN & P Meunier) for body, balanced with 1/3 Chard for elegance NV Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label Brut 375ml Reims France 85 0 0 NV Delamotte Brut 375ml Champagne France 75 0 Blended from 50% Chardonnay, 30% Pinot Noir and 20% Pinot Meunier. Subtle creamy, nutty aromas. NV Chandon Brut Yarra Valley Vic 45 0 0 NV Petaluma Croser Adelaide Hills SA 47 0 Methode Traditionnelle from Petaluma's vineyards. Chardonnay and Oinot Noir fruit. 2001 Yarrabank Late Disgorgrd Yarra Valley Vic 63 0 0 2008 Brown Brothers Prosecco King Valley Vic 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Riesling 0 0 0 0 0 2003 Grosset Polish Hill Riesling Clare Valley SA 115 0 0 2006 Grosset Polish Hill Riesling Clare Valley SA 97 0 This is very much in the style of the very best 'Polish Hill' Rieslings. 2008 Leo Buring Leonay Watervale Riesling Clare Valley SA 98 0 0 2001 Pikes Reserve Riesling Clare Valley SA 105 0 0 2004 Pikes The Merle Reserve Riesling Clare Valley SA 100 0 0 2009 Pikes Traditionale Riesling Clare Valley SA 55 0 0 2003 Granite Hills Riesling Macedon Range Vic 60 0 0 2008 Granite Hills Riesling Macedon Range Vic 39 0 0 2009 Best's Great Western Riesling Great Western Vic 44 0 0 2009 Leeuwin Estate 'Art Series' Riesling Margaret River WA 47 0 0 2008 Helm Premium Riesling Murrumbateman NSW 65 0 0 2009 Pipers Brook Riesling Pipers Brook Tas 47 0 0 2008 Dr Loosen Wehlener Sonnenuhr Kabinett Mosel Germany 61 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 02 - Sauvignon0 Blanc 0 0 0 0 2006 Cloudy Bay Te Koko Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough NZ 98 0 The palate is creamy and full yet finishes with a lemon citrus twist and subtle smoky oak. 2009 Crowded House Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough NZ 42 0 0 2008 Dog Point Section 94 Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough NZ 68 0 0 2009 Martinborough Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc Martinborough NZ 54 0 0 2009 Villa Maria Private Bin Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough NZ 47 0 0 2008 Bannockburn Sauvignon Blanc Geelong Vic 60 0 0 2008 Gembrook Hill Sauvignon Blanc Yarra Valley Vic 61 0 Flint and grapefruit on the nose followed by an austere, elegant palate with a crunchy mineral acid backbone. 2008 Sergio Bio Organic Sauvignon Blanc Yarra Valley Vic 41 0 0 2009 Mount Avoca Sauvignon Blanc Pyrenees Vic 36 0 Barrel and wild yeast fermentation, fresh, crisp and the vibrant citrus, produced from organic vineyard 2009 Devil's Corner Sauvignon Blanc Tamar Valley Tas 32 0 0 2008 Fox Creek Sauvignon Blanc McLaren Vale SA 38 0 0 2009 Longview Whippet Sauvignon Blanc Adelaide Hills SA 45 0 Balanced palate with citrus and gentle acidity, a refreshingly crisp finish. 2009 Riposte The Foil Sauvignon Blanc Adelaide Hills SA 49 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Semillon/SauvignonSemillon/Sauvignon0 Blanc Blanc Blends Blends 0 0 0 0 2003 Margan White Label Aged Release Semillon Hunter Valley NSW 72 0 Citrus on the nose. Fruit characters up front, a lean middle palate and a crisp clean acid finish, no oak is used. 2004 Fermoy Estate Semillon Margaret River WA 42 0 0 2004 Moss Wood Semillon Margaret River WA 69 0 0 2004 Mount Mary Triolet Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon and MuscadelleYarra Valley Vic 119 0 0 2008 Chateau Sainte Marie Vieilles Vignes Blanc Bordeaux France 50 0 64% Sauvignon, 28% Semillon, 8% Muscadelle. The palate is fresh, tight and surprisingly smooth plus texture and weight. 2007 Pascal Jolivet Pouilly Fumé Loire Valley France 76 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Aromatic0 White 0 0 0 0 2007 Penfolds Cellar Reserve Gewürztraminer Eden Valley SA 58 0 0 2008 Tamar Ridge Gewürztraminer West Tamar Tas 39 0 A rich, spicy with flavours of lychee and rosewater. Medium bodied with a long fresh finish, vibrant cool climate style. 2009 Coriole Chenin Blanc Mclaren Vale SA 31 0 0 2006 Marc Bredif Vouvray Loire Valley France 54 0 0 2004 Giaconda Aeolia Roussanne Beechworth Vic 108 0 0 2008 T'Gallant Imogen Pinot Grigio Mornington Peninsula Vic 41 0 0 2009 Pikes Luccio Pinot Grigio Clare Valley SA 39 0 0 2008 Les Petites Vignettes Pinot Blanc Alsace, France 36 0 0 2007 Louis Sipp Ribeauville Pinot Blanc Alsace, France 45 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 03 - 0 0 0 Chardonnay 0 0 2004 Cullen Chardonnay Margaret River WA 105 0 0 2000 Leeuwin Estate Art Series Chardonnay Margaret River WA 175 0 0 2008 Leeuwin 'Prelude' Chardonnay Margaret River WA 59 0 0 2007 McHenry Hohnen Calgardup Brook Chardonnay Margaret River WA 61 0 0 2001 Moss Wood Chardonnay Margaret River WA 99 0 0 2003 Moss Wood Chardonnay Margaret River WA 89 0 Classy cedary oak aromas with hints of lemony citrus, intense white peach, with minerally notes, refreshing acidity. 2004 Pierro Chardonnay Margaret River WA 120 0 0 2004 By Farr Chardonnay Geelong Vic 110 0 0 2008 Bellvale Athena's Vineyard Chardnnay South Gippsland Vic 60 0 Good with our Sugiita-yaki. A well defined balance between fruit and finely integrated ork. 2002 Giaconda Chardonnay Beechworth Vic 198 0 0 2006 Giaconda Nantua Chardonnay Beechworth Vic 125 0 0 2006 Graeme Miller Dixons Creek Estate Chardonnay Yarra Valley Vic 49 0 One of the Yarra Valley's most awarded. Stored in New French Nevers oak barrel on yeast lees for 6Ms. 1999 Mount Mary Chardonnay Yarra Valley Vic 198 0 0 2003 Mount Mary Chardonnay Yarra Valley Vic 188 0 0 2003 Yarra Yering Chardonnay Yarra Valley Vic 178 0 0 2002 Yering Station Reserve Chardonnay Yarra Valley Vic 125 0 0 2006 Curly Flat Chardonnay Macedon Ranges Vic 85 0 Cool climate, Lemon, nectarine, toasty oak, long and extremely powerful on the finish, 95 Points Halliday 2007 Kooyong Estate Chardonnay Mornington Peninsula Vic 79 0 0 2008 Chapel Hill Unwooded Chardonnay McLaren Vale SA 39 0 0 2001 Petaluma Summertown Chardonnay Piccadilly Valley SA 95 0 0 2001 Petaluma Tiers Chardonnay Piccadilly Valley SA 160 0 Planted in 1979 on friable red soils over calc silicate basement rocks. 1998 PenfoldsYattana Chardonnay Regional, SA 115 0 0 2000 PenfoldsYattana Chardonnay Regional, SA 95 0 0 2008 Joseph Drouhin Chablis Burgundy France 70 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 04 - Pinot Noir0 0 0 0 0 2004 By Farr Pinot Noir Geelong Vic 145 0 0 2004 Bass Phillip Premium Pinot Noir South Gippsland Vic 198 0 Good spicy aromas and a mix of red and some black fruits running through a particularly long, Burgundy style 2007 Coldstream Hills Pinot Noir Yarra Valley Vic 59 0 0 2005 Coldstream Hills Reserve Pinot Noir Yarra Valley Vic 138 0 0 2005 Curly Flat Pinot Noir Macedon Ranges Vic 92 0 Cool climate, a meticulously run vineyard which is currently being converted to biodynamics 2008 Gembrook Hill Pinot Noir Yarra Valley Vic 85 0 Powerful with spice, pepper, grapefruit and ripe fruit flavours that build in sweetness giving the wine a lush velvet texture.
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