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Drink Menu 8.21 Movia Sivi Grigio Ambra ˝ WINE Primorska, Slovenia, 2017 67 SPARKLING & ROSÉ BY THE GLASS Le Pianure Prosecco Delle Venezie, Italy, NV 10 | 40˝ Gaspard Sparkling Rosé˝ RED BOTTLES Loire Valley, France, NV 12 | 48˝ Edmunds St. John “El Jaleo” Blend Amador Valley, CA, Sylvain Miniot Saint-Pourçain Rosé˝ 2017 63 Loire Valley, France, 2020 11 | 44 Atrea “Old Soul Red” Zinfandel-Malbec Blend Mendocino County, CA, 2017 57˝ Portal da Calçada Rosé Vinho Verde, Portugal, 2020 10 | Barlow Merlot Napa Valley, CA, 2014 78 Inizi Charbono Napa Valley, CA, 2015 81˝ 40 Jax Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley, CA, 2016 120 Scherrer Cabernet Sauvignon Alexander Valley, CA, 2014 136 Tyler Pinot Noir Santa Barbara, CA, 2018 ˝ WHITE BY THE GLASS 97 Lucienne “Lone Oak Vineyard” Pinot Noir ˝ Wilhelm Walch Pinot Grigio Vigneti Delle Dolomiti, Italy, 2019 9 | 36˝ Santa Lucia Highlands, CA, 2017 98 Paco & Lola Albarino Rias Baixas, Spain, 2020 12 | 48˝ Johan “Nils” Pinot Noir Van Duzer Corridor, Oregon 2016 89 Backbone Sauvignon Blanc Michel Vattan Sancerre Loire Valley, France, 2018 74 Domaine de Roche-Guillon Moulin à Vent˝ Walker Bay, South Africa, 2020 11 | 44˝ Beaujolais, France, 2019 56 Brand Feinherb Riesling (1L) Pfaltz, Germany, 2019 10 | 50 Nicolas Potel Morey-Saint-Denis Burgundy, France, 2016 Pascal Berthier “Roxanne” Chardonnay 118 Macon-Chaintre, Burgundy, France, 2018 12 | 48 Domaine Piaugier Gigondas Southern Rhone, France, 2016 J. Mourat “Chenin de Jardin” Chenin Blanc ˝ 63˝ Loire Valley, France, 2019 11 | 44 Domaine Belle Crozes Hermitage˝ Netzl “Christina” Grüner Veltliner Northern Rhone, France, 2018 67 Niederösterreich, Austria, 2020 12 | 48˝ Château Paveil de Luze Margaux, Bordeaux, France, 201692 Fantinel Tenuta Sant’ Helena Refosco Penducolo Rosso˝ Delle Venezie, Italy, 2013 48 Tenute Falezza Valpolicella Ripasso˝ RED BY THE GLASS Veneto, Italy, 2016 55˝ Altocedro Cabernet Sauvignon ˝ Le Ragnaie Troncone Toscana Rosso ˝ Uco Valley, Argentina, 2019 12 | 48˝ Tuscany, Italy, 2016 59 Domaine Terre Davau Côtes du Rhône˝ Luigi Giordano Langhe Rosso ˝ Southern Rhone, France, 2018 12 | 48˝ Piedmont, Italy, 2020 51˝ Wapisa Malbec Patagonia, Argentina, 2017 11 | 44 Parusso Barolo Piedmont, Italy, 2013 97 Esterhazy Pinot Noir ˝ Donatella Cinelli Colombini Brunello di Montalcino˝ Burgenland, Austria, 2017 13 | 52˝ Tuscany, Italy, 2014 112 Chateau Virecourt-Pillebourse˝ Moccagatta Basarin Barbaresco Piedmont, Italy, 2015 105˝ Bordeaux Supérieur, France, 2016 11 | 44˝ Bodegas Muriel Gran Reserva Rioja, Spain, 2010 70˝ Maria Cruz Garcia Tempranillo Navarra, Spain, 201911 | 44˝ Aster Finca El Otero Ribera del Duero, Spain, 2014 83 Filipa Pato Nossa Calcario˝ Bairrada, Portugal, 2018 76 Symmetria Eje Blend Valle de Guadelupe, Mexico, 2018 58˝ WHITE BOTTLES Yacoubian-Hobbs Areni Vayots Dzor, Armenia 2015 62 Alpha Estate “Hedgehog Vineyard” Xinomavro˝ Idlewild “Flora & Fauna” Blend ˝ Mendocino County, CA, 2019 55˝ Amyndeon, Greece, 2017 62 Fess Parker Ashley’s Chardonnay Santa Rita Hills, CA, 2018 Somos Mazuelo-Cinsault McLaren Vale, Australia, 2017 76˝ 69 Benguela Cove Chardonnay Walker Bay, South Africa, 2017 70˝ Cruse Wine Co. Chardonnay Sierra Foothills, CA, 2017 78˝ The Hilt Chardonnay Santa Barbara, CA, 2015 88 Chateau de Saint Aubin Clos du Chateau Monopole˝ Saint Aubin, Burgundy, France, 2017 96 Geschickt Riesling Alsace, France, 2015 57 Château Thébaud Muscadet Loire Valley, France, 2015 58 Les Fontenelles Sancerre Loire Valley, France, 2018 54˝ Tavignano “La Vergine” Marche, Italy, 2019 52˝ Colli di Lapio Fiano di Avellino Campania, Italy, 2019 60˝ Punta Crena Mataossu Vigneto Reiné Liguria, Italy, 2019 63 Terre Nere Etna Bianco Superiore Sicily, Italy, 2018 76˝ Ca’n Verdura “Supernova” Moll Mallorca, Spain, 2019 51 ROSÉ, SPARKLING & ORANGE BOTTLES Malabaila di Canale Pas Dosè Metodo Classico˝ Piedmont, Italy, NV 66 Moët & Chandon Champagne Brut Impérial˝ Champagne, France, NV 75˝ Henri Abele Champagne, France, NV 97 Strekov 1075 “Rozalia” Rosé Južnoslovenská, Slovakia, 2018 59 Orgo Rkatsiteli Kakheti, Georgia, 2019 59˝ COCKTAILS $12 #21˝ Plantation 5 Year Rum, Tamarelo Tamarind Liqueur, Coconut Puree, Lime Juice, Fever Tree Ginger Beer˝ #31˝ Júrame Mezcal, Cocchi Americano, Rosé Syrup, Lemon, BEER BOTTLES & Strawberry˝ ˝ #41˝ CANS Tapatio Blanco Tequila, Canton Ginger Liqueur, Mathilde Creme BROWN/ de Cassis, Lime Juice, Bittercube Chipotle Cacao Bitters˝ #51˝ AMBER/STOUT/PORTER˝ Wheatley Vodka, Lillet Blanc, Lemon, Saler's Apertif, Melon, Central Waters, Mudpuppy, Porter 5.6% Amherst, WI 5˝ Mint, Sparkling Wine˝ Epic, Son of a Baptist, Imperial Coffee Stout˝ #61˝ 8% Salt Lake City, UT 8 Rittenhouse Rye, Suze Gentian Liqueur, Orgeat, Caramelized Evil Twin, Even More Jesus, Imperial Stout ˝ Pineapple Puree, Lime Juice˝ 12% Ridgewood, NY 9 #71˝ Great Lakes, Conway’s, Irish Ale 6.5% Cleveland, OH 5˝ Rehorst Gin, Yellow Chartreuse, Chrysanthemum, Lemon Balm, Lake Louie, Warped Speed, Scotch Ale7.2% Arena, WI 6 ˝ Lemon, Egg White, Peychaud’s Bitters #81˝ Rogue, Dead Guy Ale, Bock 6.8% Newport, OR 5 ˝ Odell, 90 Shilling, Amber Ale 5.3% Fort Collins, CO 5 Vikre Spruce Gin, Contratto Aperitif, Luxardo Maraschino Liqueur, Lemon, Bittermens Hopped Grapefruit Bitters˝ BELGIAN STYLE/SOUR FAVORITES Avery, El Gose, Sour Ale with Lime & Salt 4.5% Denver, #13 Orange Bourbon Manhattan˝ CO 6˝ Knob Creek Bourbon, Cointreau, Noilly Prat Rouge, Angostura Fair State, Roselle, Sour Saison w/Hibiscus˝ Bitters˝ 5.7% Minneapolis, MN 6 #14 Americano Manhattan˝ Indeed, Strawberry Fields, 5.7% Minneapolis, MN 7 Buffalo Trace Bourbon, St. George Bruto Americano, Mancino New Glarus, Lots O’ Peach 21, Wild Sour 6% New Glarus, Rosso Vermouth, Bittercube Cherry-bark Vanilla Bitters, WI 7˝ Amarena Cherry˝ Ommegang, Hennepin, Saison 7.7% Cooperstown, NY 7˝ #27˝ Ommegang, Rosetta, Cherry Bruin 5.6% Cooperstown, NY Citadelle Gin, Elderflower Liqueur, Sage Cordial, Grapefruit, 7 Lemon˝ Omer Vander Ghinste Cuvée des Jacobins, Flemish #102 ˝ Sour Ale˝ Chamomile Infused Vodka, Mathilde Peche, Honey Syrup, Fresh 5.5% Bellegem, Belgium 9 Lemon˝ Unibroue, Blanche de Chambly, Belgian Style White 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Session IPA ˝ Solemn Oath, Snaggletooth Bandana, IPA 6.5% 4.5% Chicago, IL 6 Naperville, IL 6 Surly, Invisible Rays, Tropical IPA ˝ Solemn Oath, End All, Hazy IPA 6% Naperville, IL 6 6.8% Minneapolis, MN 7˝ Three Floyds, Zombie Dust, APA 6.2% Munster, IN 8 Three Floyds, Barbarian Haze, Hazy IPA ˝ Three Floyds, Gumballhead, Hoppy Wheat 5.5% Munster, 6.5%, Munster, IN 7˝ IN 7 WarPigs, Lazurite, IPA 7.4% København, Denmark 7˝ WarPigs, Foggy Geezer, Hazy IPA 6.8% København, Denmark 7 LIGHTER/LAGER/WHEAT Enlightened, Cream City Brix, Cream Ale 5% Milwaukee, WI 5 Fair State, Crankin’ Foamers, Pale Lager˝ 4.5% Minneapolis, MN 6˝ New Glarus, Spotted Cow, Farmhouse Ale ˝ 4.8% New Glarus, WI 5 New Glarus, Kid, Kölsch Style Ale 5.5% New Glarus, WI 6 Stiegl, Grapefruit Radler (16oz.) 2.5% Salzburg, Austria 5 Upland, Champagne Velvet, Pilsner (16oz.) ˝ 5.5% Bloomington, IN 5˝ Weihenstephaner, Hefeweissbier (500ml) ˝ 5.4% Freising, Germany 7 GLUTEN FREE/NA/CIDER/other Blake’s, El Chavo, Hard Cider 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