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Wine List Is Provided As a Sample Only PLEASE NOTE: This Wine List is provided as a sample only. Information & prices are subject to change without notice. Please request a current Wine List from your server to ensure receipt of accurate content. Wine List 73rd Edition December 2018 (First Issue 1960) PLEASE NOTE: This Wine List is provided as a sample only. Information & prices are subject to change without notice. Please request a current Wine List from your server to ensure receipt of accurate content. Copyright 1999 1208 South Howard Avenue Tampa, Florida 33606 In the 1960’s, when Bern Laxer began collecting wine he had one goal to offer guests the opportunity to drink any kind of wine, from anywhere in the world at a reasonable price. Today, that is still our goal at Bern’s Steak House. Our extraordinary wine collection is one of the largest in the world and has approximately 6,500 different labels. Should you need assistance in selecting a wine to complement your dinner or budget, our Sommeliers can expertly guide you through the list. Additionally, since we receive new wines almost daily that are not included here, please review our wines by-the-glass list which features nearly 180 selections. After dinner be sure to tour our working wine cellar within the kitchen. We hope you enjoy your unique dining experience at Bern’s Steak House. PLEASE NOTE: This Wine List is provided as a sample only. Information & prices are subject to change without notice. Please request a current Wine List from your server to ensure receipt of accurate content. Table of Contents CHAMPAGNES & SPARKLING WINES Coteaux Champenois 28 Carignane 57 Loire 28 Charbono 57 America 1 Jura 29 Italian Varietals 57 1 France Savoie 29 Meritage & Red Wine Blends 58 Italy 4 Rhone 29 Merlot 63 4 Petite Sirah 64 Spain Germany 30 Franconia 30 Pinot Noir 65 WHITE WINES Mosel-Saar-Ruwer 33 Rhone Varieties 72 America 5 Nahe 37 Zinfandel 75 Non-Alcoholic 5 Palatinate (Rheinpfalz, Argentina 78 Chardonnay 5 Haardt) 38 78 Gewurztraminer 7 RheingauPLEASE NOTE: 40 Australia New South Wales 78 Pinot Gris/Pinot Grigio 8 Rheinhessen 40 Riesling 8 South Australia 78 Sauvignon Blanc This Wine8 List is provided as a41 sample Victoria only. 82 Hungary Other White Wines 9 41 Italy Chile 83 Argentina Information9 & prices are subject to41 change without New Zealand France 83 9 Australia Portugal 42 Alsace 83 Austria notice. Please10 requestSpain a current Wine42 List fromBeaujolais your 83 Croatia 10 Bordeaux 86 Margaux 88 10 ROSÉ WINES France server to ensure receipt of accurate content.Pauillac 91 Alsace 10 America 42 St. Julien 96 Bordeaux 11 42 France St. Estèphe 101 Burgundy 12 43 Graves 104 Chablis 13 Italy St. Emilion 108 Côtes de Nuits 15 Spain 43 Pomerol 112 Côtes de Beaune 15 Cahors 114 Meursault 18 RED WINES Midi 114 Puligny-Montrachet 19 America 43 Provence 116 Chassagne-Montrachet 23 Non-Alcoholic 43 Côte Chalonnaise 27 Cabernet Franc 43 Maconnais 27 Cabernet Sauvignon 44 Please see our Harry Waugh Dessert List for dessert wines. Table of Contents Burgundy 116 Sicily 170 Côte de Beaune 117 Tuscany 170 Volnay 118 Chianti 170 Pommard 120 Brunello di Montalcino 171 Beaune 122 Super Tuscans 173 Aloxe Corton 125 Veneto 178 Côte de Nuits 127 Bardolino 178 Nuits Saint Georges 127 Valpolicella 178 Vosne Romanée 131 Amarone 178 Flagey-Echezeaux 138 Lebanon 179 Vougeot 140 179 Chambolle-Musigny 142 PortugalPLEASE NOTE: Morey-St.-Denis 146 South Africa 179 148 Gevrey-Chambertin Spain 179 Chalonnais & MaconnaisThis 154Wine List Rioja is provided as a179 sample only. Loire 155 Ribera del Duero 180 Rhône Information155 & pricesTarragona are subject to181 change without Côtes-du-Rhône 155 Priorato 182 Northern Rhône 155 Other Spanish Regions 182 Cornas notice. Please155 request Toro a current Wine183 List from your Côte Rôtie 155 183 Crozes-Hermitage 157 Yugoslavia Hermitage server158 to ensure receipt of accurate content. St. Joseph 159 Southern Rhône 159 Gigondas 161 Châteauneuf-du-Pape 162 Hungary 164 Israel 164 Italy 164 Piedmont 165 Barbaresco 165 Barolo 166 Please see our Harry Waugh Dessert List for dessert wines. PLEASE NOTE: This Wine List is provided as a sample only. Information & prices are subject to change without notice. Please request a current Wine List from your server to ensure receipt of accurate content. Champagne and Sparkling Wines Bin Bottle Bin Bottle AMERICA 7997 Domaine Carneros (Vintage), ‘Le Reve’ Blanc de Blanc 125.95 Sparkling Wines 7672 Korbel Brut (Non-Vintage) 36.95 FRANCE 7688 Korbel Extra Dry (Non-Vintage) 36.95 Champagnes 7736 Korbel Brut Rosé (Non-Vintage) 38.95 Extra Brut 7653 Korbel Blanc de Noir (Non-Vintage) 38.95 Extra Brut champagnes contain a little less residual sugar than the Bruts. Thus, they are a little drier. 7707 Piper-Sonoma Brut (Non-Vintage) 39.95 7553 Billecart-Salmon Extra Brut (Non-Vintage) 125.95 7526 Gloria Ferrer Blanc de Noir (Non-Vintage) 40.95 7656 Domaine Carneros Brut (Vintage) 48.95 Extra Dry 7593 Mumm ‘Brut Prestige’ (Non-Vintage) 55.95 Extra Dry champagnes contain a little more residual sugar than the Bruts. Thus, unlike the connotation of their name, they are a little sweeter. 7664 Chateau St. Jean Brut (Non-Vintage), 7655 Piper Heidsieck Extra Dry (Non-Vintage) 74.95 Blanc de Blancs, Sonoma County 65.95 6677 Iron Horse Brut (Vintage) 65.95 7674 Mumm ‘Cuvée Napa Brut’ Blanc de Noirs (NV) 65.95 Brut 7558 Schramsberg Napa Valley Cremant, 7022 Delamotte ‘Le Mesnil’ Brut (Non-Vintage) tenth 45.95 Demi Sec (Vintage) 74.95 7617 Piper-Heidsieck Brut (Non-Vintage) 74.95 7424 Schramsberg Blanc de Noirs (Vintage) 85.95 7547 Gaston Chiquet Brut Pre Cru (Non-Vintage) 75.00 7665 Schramsberg Blanc de Blanc (Vintage) 95.95 7751 Gosset Brut Excellence (Non-Vintage) 79.95 7476 Schramsberg Cuvée de Pinot Brut Rosé (Vintage) 105.95 7590 Louis Roederer ‘Brut Premier’ (Non-Vintage) 79.95 3066 Schramsberg Cuvée de Pinot Brut Rosé 1997 125.00 7982 Delamotte ‘Le Mesnil’ Brut (Non-Vintage) 89.95 7952 Iron Horse Brut 1989, Late Disgorged 125.00 7633 Taittinger ‘La Francaise’ Brut (Non-Vintage) 94.95 7725 Shadowcreek Brut 1981, Cuvee No. 1, Sonoma 125.00 7644 Moet & Chandon ‘Brut Imperial’ (Non-Vintage) 96.95 7602 Mumm’s ‘Cordon Rouge’ Brut (Non-Vintage) 105.95 1 PLEASE NOTE: This Wine List is provided as a sample only. Information & prices are subject to change without notice. Please request a current Wine List from your server to ensure receipt of accurate content. Champagne and Sparkling Wines Bin Bottle Bin Bottle 7390 Pol Roger Brut (Non-Vintage) 105.95 7635 Dom Ruinart Blanc de Blancs (Non Vintage) 210.95 7613 Pommery ‘Brut Royal’ (Non-Vintage) 105.95 7604 Lallier Grande Reserve (Non-Vintage) magnum 215.00 7445 Gaston Chiquet Brut (Non-Vintage) 110.00 7657 Dom Ruinart Brut 2004 240.95 7669 Perrier-Jouet ‘Grand Brut’ (Non-Vintage) 120.00 7457 Nicolas Feuillatte Palmes d’Or 2002 240.95 7619 Bollinger ‘Special Cuvee’ Brut (Non-Vintage) 120.95 7683 Piper-Heidsieck “Cuvee Rare” (Non-Vintage) 240.95 7762 Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label, Ponsardin Brut 7645 Billecart-Salmon Brut Reserve (Non-Vintage) magnum 240.95 (Non-Vintage) 120.95 7438 Perrier-Jouet ‘Fleur de Champagne’ Brut (Vintage) 246.95 7909 Perrier-Jouet ‘Grand Brut’ Cuvee Speciale (NV) 135.95 9475 Comte A. de Dampierre 2000 7607 Veuve Clicquot Gold Label Brut (Vintage) 155.95 Champagne de Grand Cru 250.00 7691 Taittinger ‘Millesime’ Brut (Vintage) 180.95 7648 Taittinger ‘Comtes de Champagne’ Blanc de Blancs Brut (Vintage) 250.95 Prestige 7600 Krug ‘Grande Cuveé’ (Non-Vintage) 250.95 7486 Billecart-Salmon Brut Reserve (Non Vintage) 99.95 7696 Bollinger ‘Grande Annee’ Brut (Vintage) 260.95 7636 Gosset Grande Reserve Brut (Non Vintage) 99.95 7710 Taittinger ‘Comtes de Champagne’ Blanc de Blancs Brut 2005 300.00 7598 Charles Heidsieck Brut Reserve (Non-Vintage) 105.95 7389 Veuve Clicquot La Grand Dame (Vintage) 310.95 7418 Collet Blanc de Blanc Brut (Non-Vintage) 105.95 7556 Egly-Ouriet Brut Grand Cru 2004 360.95 7444 Mumm Cramant Blanc de Blancs (Non Vintage) 120.95 7510 Dom Ruinart Brut Vintage 2006 375.95 7441 Collet Brut 2002 135.95 7870 Dom Ruinart Brut Vintage 2002 375.95 7595 Mumm de Cramant Grand Cru Brut 175.95 4515 Dom Ruinart Blanc de Blancs Brut Vintage 2004 395.95 7989 Gosset Grand Blanc de Blanc 180.00 7594 Moet & Chandon ‘Cuveé Dom Perignon’ 2006 400.00 7712 Moet & Chandon Brut Imperial (Recent Vintage) 180.95 7818 Egly-Ouriet Blanc de Noirs Grand Cru Brut (NV) 420.95 7785 Pol d’Ambert Brut 1981 199.00 7597 Laurent Perrier ‘Grand Siecle’ Brut 450.95 7810 Hatt et Soner 2010, Brut Nature, Grand Cuvee, Blanc de Blanc 210.00 2 PLEASE NOTE: This Wine List is provided as a sample only. Information & prices are subject to change without notice. Please request a current Wine List from your server to ensure receipt of accurate content. Champagne and Sparkling Wines Bin Bottle Bin Bottle 7649 Louis Roederer ‘Cristal’ Brut (Vintage) 470.95 1210 Louis Roederer Cristal 2006 magnum1480.00 7523 Bollinger R. D. (Vintage) 470.95 9660 Delamotte 1983, Collection magnum 1800.00 7874 Perrier-Jouet ‘Fleur de Champagne’ Blanc de Blanc (Vintage) 470.95 9625 Henri Giraud 2002, Argonne, Ay Grand Cru magnum 1890.00 4103 Dom Ruinart Blanc de Blanc Brut magnum 500.00 7479 Krug ‘Clos du Mesnil’ Blanc de Blancs 2002 2100.00 7880 Krug 2003, Brut 620.00 7434 Bollinger 2005, Vieilles Vignes Francaises, 8113 Delamotte 1991, Collection, Blanc de Blancs 650.00 Blanc de Noir 2150.00 7885 Krug 2002, Brut 675.00 9760 Delamotte 1970, Collection, Le Mesnil, Sur Oger, Blanc de Blancs magnum 2500.00 9614 Pol Roger Brut 1990, Milenium 2000 Selection
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