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Sparkling White Rosé Red 697. Zweigelt, Blaufrankisch & St Woodward Canyon - Echolands Wine Dinner (via Zoom at home or at Tannin) with Rick Small & Doug Frost Friday, September 18! Sparkling 154. Glera & Pinot Nero Scarpetta “Timido” brut rosé Northern Italy 4.5 10 38 156. Lambrusco di Sorbara Cleto Chiarli Emilia-Romagna, Italy ‘19 5 11 42 1818. Brachetto d’Acqui Braida Piedmont, Italy ‘19 5 11 42 White 601. Dry Riesling Andi Knauss “La Boutanche” Wurttemberg-Remstal, Germany ’19 (1000 ml) 5 12 50 607. Riesling Leitz Rheingau, Germany ‘18 4.5 10 38 631. Riesling Kabinett Joh. Jos. Prüm Wehlener Sonnenuhr, Mosel, Germany ‘18 7.5 17 82 206. Sauvignon Blanc Thierry Delaunay “TYDY” Loire, France ‘18 4.5 10 32 3102. Grüner Veltliner Blend Keep Wines “Delta White” California ‘19 5.5 13 54 202. Marsanne Yves Cuilleron Collines Rhodaniennes, Rhône, France ‘18 5.5 13 54 1398. Chardonnay Talley Vineyards Arroyo Grande, California ‘17 6 14 58 Rosé 253. Mourvedre Blend Domaine Tempier Bandol, Provence ‘19 8.5 19 95 255. Grenache Blend Chateau de Trinquevedel Tavel, Rhône, France ‘19 5 12 46 Red 344. Gamay Noir Domaine Dupeuble Beaujolais, France ‘18 5 11 42 697. Zweigelt, Blaufrankisch & St Laurent Meinklang Burgenland, Austria ‘18 5 11 42 1481. Pinot Noir Evesham Wood Willamette Valley, Oregon ‘18 5.5 13 54 42 503. Barbera Walter Massa “Fuso” vino rosso Italy ‘17 5 11 5 11 42 1003. Red Blend Storm Point Swartland, South Africa ‘19 5.5 13 54 801. Tempranillo Blend Señorio de P. Peciña Crianza Rioja, Spain ‘14 4.5 10 38 831. Monastrell Altos de la Hoya Jumilla, Spain ‘18 6 14 58 1408. Cabernet Sauvignon Daou Vineyards Paso Robles, California ‘17 5 11 42 322. Malbec & Merlot Clos La Coutale Cahors, France ‘17 4.5 10 38 1205. Malbec Vaglio “Aggie” Valle de Uco, Mendoza, Argentina ‘18 Fortified & Sweet Wines 2601. Palomino El Maestro Sierra Fino Jerez de la Frontera, Spain 9 42 48 2602. Palomino Barbadillo Manzanilla Jerez Sanlucar de Barremeda, Spain 7 38 2604. Palomino Bodegas Grant “La Garrocha” Amontillado El Puerto 8 42 2606. Palomino El Maestro Sierra 15 year Oloroso Jerez de la Frontera 9 38 2611. Pedro Ximenez El Maestro Sierra Jerez de la Frontera, Spain 8 110 2501. Sercial The Rare Wine Co “Charleston” Madeira, Portugal 11 110 2502. Verdelho The Rare Wine Co “Savannah” Madeira, Portugal 11 110 2505. Verdelho The Rare Wine Co “Baltimore” Rainwater Madeira, Portugal 11 110 2503. Bual The Rare Wine Co “Boston” Madeira, Portugal 11 110 2504. Malmsey The Rare Wine Co “New York” Madeira, Portugal 11 Madeira flight (one ounce of each) 27.5 72 1901. Ferreira 10 year tawny Port 9 180 1902. Niepoort 20 year tawny Port 18 54 1903. Smith Woodhouse late bottled vintage Port ’08 8 260 1904. Dow’s vintage Port ’00 (one ounce pour 12.00) 24 Port Flight (one ounce of each) 29.5 42 1801. Moscato d’Asti Saracco Piedmont, Italy ‘19 5 11 54 1804. Semillon Blend Chateau Roumieu-Lacoste Sauternes ’17 (375 ml) 9 9 64 1809. Monastrell Bodegas Olivares “dulce” Jumilla, Spain ’16 (500 ml) .
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