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Glass Selections SPARKLING MV Sparkling of Sauvignon Blanc, Cuvee Agincourt, Bodkin, California 13 / 58 2010 Caraccioli, Brut Cuvée, Santa Lucia Highlands 18 / 78 MV Rose' il Fresco, Brut, Villa Sandi, Veneto, Italy 12 / 54 MV Champagne, Ayala, Brut Majeur, Ay, France 25 / 112 2007 Champagne, Bollinger, La Grande Année, Brut, Ay, France 39 / 175 WHITES 2013 Chardonnay, à Côté, La Fenetre, Santa Barbara County 14 / 62 2015 Chardonnay, Porter Creek, Russian River Valley 20 / 90 SPACE 2015 Sauvignon Blanc, Rose of Stone, Santa Ynez Valley 11 / 49 2015 Pape Star Blonde, Kunin, Santa Ynez Valley 17 / 76 GLASS (Grenache Blanc/Roussanne) SELECTIONS 2016 Pinot Gris, A to Z Wineworks, Oregon* 10 / 48 2016 Casse-Croute Blanc, Division Winemaking Co., Willamette Valley, 12 / 70 Oregon*(Chardonnay/Chenin Blanc/Sauvignon Blanc) 2015 Grüner Veltliner, Donabaum, Wachau, Austria 12 / 54 *On tap. Pricing is by the 2016 Rías Baixas, Albariño, Lagar de Cervera, Galicia, Spain 11 / 49 glass / 30oz carafe 2014 Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi, Classico, Bucci, Marche, Italy 14 / 62 2015 Riesling, Kabinett, Piesporter, Bollig-Lehnert, Mosel, Germany 11 / 49 2016 Picpoul de Pinet, Camino Domitia, Languedoc, France 10 / 45 ORANGE 2012 Collio, Ribolla di Oslavia, Riserva, Primosic, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, 18 / 82 Italy ROSÉ 2016 Rosé, Banshee, Mendocino County* 12 / 70 Grenache/Pinot Noir/Syrah/Barbera) REDS 2014 Cabernet Sauvignon, Lady of the Mandrake, Paso Robles 13 / 58 2015 Cabernet Sauvignon, Turnbull, Napa Valley 24 / 108 2011 Cabernet Sauvignon, Dominus Estate, Napa Valley 75 / 330 (by Coravin) 2012 Pinot Noir, Presqu'ile Vineyard, Timbre, Santa Maria Valley 14 / 62 2016 Zinfandel, Old Vine, Bedrock Wine Co., Sonoma Valley 14 / 62 2014 Red Belly, Skylark, North Coast* 11 / 64 (Carignane/Syrah/Grenache) SPACE 2014 Rock N Rojo, Tempranillo, Verdad, Edna Valley* 12 / 70 (Tempranillo/Syrah) 2013 Lacuna, California 15 / 66 GLASS (Syrah/Petite Sirah/Carignan/Zinfandel/Viognier) SELECTIONS 2015 Pinot Noir, Estate, Broadley, Willamette Valley, Oregon 18 / 82 2015 Red Wine, Sineann, Columbia Valley, Washington* 13 / 75 (Cabernet Sauvignon/Merlot/Zinfandel) 2015 Pernand-Vergelesses, Les Boutieres, Domaine Delarche, 20 / 90 *On tap. Pricing is by the Burgundy, France glass / 30oz carafe (Pinot Noir) 2014 Cabardès, Chateau de Pennautier, Languedoc-Roussillon, France 11 / 49 (Cabernet Sauvignon/Merlot/Malbec/Syrah/Grenache) 2010 Graves, Château Moutin, Bordeaux, France 20 / 90 (Merlot/Cabernet Sauvignon) 2015 Rosso di Montalcino, Caprili, Toscana, Italy 18 / 82 (Sangiovese) 2014 Susumaniello, Oltreme, Tenute Rubino, Puglia, Italy 12 / 54 2010 Priorat, Clos la Rae, Terra Sanctus, Catalonia, Spain 11 / 49 (Carinyena/Garnatxa/Syrah) 2014 Finca Terrerazo, Bodegas Mustiguillo, Valencia, Spain 20 / 90 (Bobal) 2013 Rioja, Finca Ygay, Reserva, Marques de Murrieta, La Rioja, Spain 14 / 62 (Tempranillo/Garnacha/Graciano/Mazuelo) FLIGHTS PAGE (FROM OTHER LIST) Bubbles! 29 French Connection 30 villa sandi rose bollinger bodkin cuvee agincourt picpoul bollinger la grande année ch. pennautier Champenoise... 38 Off the beaten path 25 caraccioli brut cuvee domitia picpoul ayala brut major primosic ribolla gialla bollinger la grand année lacuna White Progression 18 USA vs. France 32 domitia picpoul timbre pinot noir / turnbull cab bucci verdicchio delarche pern.-verg. / chateau moutin kunin pape blonde USA vs. Spain 26 Usual Suspect 20 broadley pinot noir / lacuna fenetre chardonnay terra sanctus / finca terrerazo timbre pinot noir lady of the mandrake cabernet sauvignon USA vs. Italy 22 SPACE bedrock zinfandel / lacuna US Whites 22 rubino susumaniello / caprili rosso montalcino rose of stone sauv. blanc porter creek chard Napa Cabs 90 FLIGHTS kunin pape blonde Nickel '14, Oakville Quintessa '14, Rutherford California vs. Oregon 24 Paradigm '13, Oakville a to z pinot gris / fenetre chard Corison '03, Rutherford broadley pinot noir / timbre pinot noir California Dream 42 3 Shades of Pinot Noir 22 Pinot Noir, Talley, Arroyo Grande Valley delarche Lytton Springs, Ridge, Sonoma County broadley Cabernet Sauvignon, Dominus, Napa Valley timbre Sweet Progression 35 The Europeans 23 dr. heyden riesling auslese domitia picpoul scheurebe beerenauslese donabaum g.v. royal tokaji caprili rosso montalcino terra sanctus Port Tasting 35 graham's L.B.V. From the Kegs 15 taylor 20 year a to z pinot gris niepoort ‘99 banshee rose' verdad tempranillo Neglected Treasures 29 sherry jules The Americans 22 marsala intorcia a to z pinot gris madeira bual kunin pape blonde verdad tempranillo bedrock zinfandel The Press Club unique and rare magnums by the glass: by Coravin Press Club has been one of few wine bars in the United States selected to test the Coravin™ since 2012. The Coravin is a revolutionary patented device that allows us to offer wine by the glass without removing the cork from the bottle and without fear of the contents becoming oxidized or going bad. The Coravin system uses a special, non-coring needle that enters the cork without damaging it. Proprietary, inert Argon gas adds tightly regulated pressure to the wine in the bottle allowing it to flow naturally into a glass. The cork seals itself and the wine can be stored for as long as desired and the device is ready to be used on another bottle. The Coravin is available for the professional and the home markets at www.coravin.com 2013 Chardonnay, Sangiacomo Green Acres, Saintsbury, Carneros 32 In 1969 the Sangiacomo’s Green Acres vineyard was planted, in part to the original Old Wente clone of Chardonnay. Saintsbury partnered with the Sangiacomo family in 1981 and for 33 years has made Chardonnay from the Green Acres vineyard. 2014 Pinot Noir, Hallberg Ranch, Emeritus, Russian River Valley 30 Emeritus produces only vineyard and site specific estate grown. This vintage has fresh blueberry and the signature floral character of this vineyard. It is medium bodied with more acidity than tannins. The wine is bright and charming marrying Russian River Valley fruit with the elegance of the old world. SPACE 2014 Pinot Noir, Talley Vineyards, Arroyo Grande Valley 28 The 2014 Estate Pinot Noir expresses exceptional aromatic complexity plus the savory mineral and earth characteristics of the Arroyo Grande Valley.The 2014 vintage was one of those rare years where both quality and yield were exceptional, probably the best overall since 2005. GLASS 2013 Cabernet Sauvignon, Paradigm, Napa Valley 45 SELECTIONS Great balance and finesse with a stunning long finish. One of the best Cabernet vintages produced at Paradigm 2003 Cabernet Sauvignon, Corison, Napa Valley 60 The 2003 Corison is a well balanced Cabernet, achieving a fine sense of refinement by Coravin and steps away from the crowd of very ripe, oak-driven cabs 2014 Cabernet Sauvignon, John C. Sullenger, Nickel & Nickel, Napa Valley 55 The home vineyard of Nickel & Nickel, Sullenger Vineyard is situated behind the winery and is named for John C. Sullenger, who settled the farmstead in the 1880’s. The 2012 John C. Sullenger Vineyard Cabernet offers complex aromas and flavors. Warm, toasty oak flavors complement the fruit on the middle palate, while polished tannins enhance the texture and build toward a lengthy finish. 2014 Quintessa, Napa Valley 95 Agustin and Valeria Huneeus developed Quintessa in 1990 to establish the property as one of the great red wine estates of the world. 2015 Lytton Springs, Ridge Vineyards, Dry Creek Valley 30 Like its Geyserville counterpart, Ridge now makes its Lytton Springs as a blend that does not qualify for any grape type identification. The wine is 74% Zinfandel, 16% Petite Sirah, 8% Carignane, and 2% Mataro aka Mourvedre. This wine has 14.5% stated alcohol and doesn’t show any overripeness or other later harvest objectionable qualities. The fruit is a mixture of dark and red with berry spiciness, and the texture is creamy. 1 SWEET WINES (3oz/GL) 2015 Scheurebe Beerenauslese, Winzerkeller Andau, Burgenland, 16 / 64 Austria (375 ml) 2015 Riesling, Auslese, Oppenheimer Sackträger, Dr. Heyden, 10 / 79 Rheinhessen, Germany (750 ml) 2013 Tokaji Aszú, 5 Puttonyos, Royal Tokaji Company, Hungary 20 / 105 (500 ml) 2015 Moscato d'Asti, Braida di Giacomo Bologna, Piemonte, Italy 49 (750 ml) 2001 Sauternes, Château Guiraud, Bordeaux, France 105 (375 ml) SPACE FORTIFIED WINES (3oz/GL) GLASS 1983 Vintage Port, Warre's, Portugal 230 SELECTIONS 2012 Late Bottled Vintage, Graham's, Portugal 12 / 98 2005 Colheita Port, Niepoort, Portugal 18 / 150 MV 20 Year Old Tawny Port, Taylor Fladgate, Portugal 19 / 160 MV Madeira Bual, Boston, Historic Series, Rare Wine Co., Portugal 18 / 150 MV Marsala, Superiore S.O.M., Ambra, Semisecco, Intorcia, Sicily, Italy 9 / 76 MV Sherry, Fino, Alexander Jules, Spain 13 / 105 NON ALCOHOLIC Tau Still / Sparkling Water 7.5 Coca Cola 4.5 Diet Cola 4.5 Bundaberg Lemon Lime and Bitters 5.5 Bundaberg Ginger Beer 5.5 Abita Root Beer 4.5 2 SPARKLING MV Sparkling of Sauvignon Blanc, Cuvee Agincourt, Bodkin 58 2010 Brut Cuvée, Caraccioli, Santa Lucia Highlands 78 2009 Le Rêve, Blanc de Blancs, Domaine Carneros, Carneros 120 2006 Twenty Seven, Blanc de Blancs, Kathryn Kennedy, Santa Cruz 75 Mountain 2008 J Schram, Brut, Schramsberg, North Coast 195 2013 Vouvray, Pétillant, Brut, Domaine Huet, Loire Valley, France 68 MV Brut Nature Rosé, Val de Mer, France 48 SPACE MV Franciacorta, Primum, Brut, La Valle, Lombardia, Italy 85 MV Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore, Crede, Bisol, Veneto, Italy 49 WINES BY MV Rose' il Fresco, Brut, Villa Sandi, Veneto, Italy 54 THE BOTTLE 2013
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