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SAVE 25% WHEN YOU PURCHASE WINE TO GO WINE FLIGHTS WINES BY THE GLASS WINE BY THE BOTTLE CREATE YOUR OWN FLIGHT DECEMBER WINE CLUB SELECTIONS GL│BT SPARKLING REG│MBR PINOT NOIR REG│MBR Mix and match any selections from our By the Glass List 2013 Mindego Ridge, Chardonnay, SCM, CA 28│110 NV Henriot, Brut Souverain, France 375ml 60│54 2012 Vino Vargas “Rio Ruso”, Russian River, CA 80│72 2013 Mindego Ridge, Pinot Noir, Santa Cruz Mtns, CA 28│110 750ml 96│89 2012 Testarossa “Gary’s Vineyard”, Santa Lucia Highlands, CA 120│108 SPARKLING FLIGHT 23 2013 Bella, Zinfandel, Sonoma County, CA 15│58 NV Pascal Lallemant, Premier Cru, Chamery, Champagne, FR 105│94 2012 Twomey, Russian River, CA 98│88 2012 Avinyo, Cava, Reserva Brut, Spain 2004 Roederer “L’Ermitage” Brut, Anderson Valley, CA 90│81 2013 Wrath, Ex Anima, Monterey, CA 64│58 NV Ben Riggs, “The Chook” Sparkling Shiraz, Austrailia 64│58 N/V Champalou Vouvray Brut, France 2012 Domaine du Masse, Givry 1er Cru “En Veau” Burgundy, FR 81│73 SPARKLING WINES 2004 Kathryn Kennedy ‘Cuvee 27’ Blanc de Blanc, SCM, CA 96│86 N/V Domaine Laurens Rose Cremant, France NV Ca Di Rajo, Prosecco, Italy 10│38 2011 Neely “Upper Picnic”, Santa Cruz Mtns, CA 112│101 2012 Avinyo, Cava, Reserva Brut, Spain 12│46 2012 Wrights Station, Santa Cruz Mtns, CA 110│99 LOCAL FLIGHT 23 NV Gruet, Blanc De Noir, Luna Rosa Vineyard, NM 13│50 SAUVIGNON BLANC/CHARDONNAY 2012 Beauregard, Roberta Mountain, Santa Cruz, CA 72│65 2012 Kathryn Kennedy, Sauvignon Blanc, Santa Cruz CA 42│38 2012 Comartin Cellars, Chardonnay, Santa Cruz Mtns, CA NV Champalou Vouvray Brut, France 13│52 2012 Goldeneye, Anderson Valley, Mendocino CA 98│88 2012 Matanzas Creek, Sauvignon Blanc, Sonoma, CA 50│45 2012 Domaine Eden, Pinot Noir, Santa Cruz Mtns, CA NV Domaine Laurens, Rose Cremant, France 11│42 2012 Scratch, Arroyo Seco, CA 90│81 2012 Kathryn Kennedy Small Lot, Cabernet Sauvignon, SCM, CA 2013 Illumination by Quintessa, Sauvignon Blanc, Napa, CA 90│81 2012 Thomas Fogarty, Santa Cruz Mtns, CA 78│70 2013 Twomey, Sauvignon Blanc, Napa/Sonoma, CA 73│66 2013 Foxen, Santa Maria Valley, CA 70│63 WHITE & ROSE 2013 Domaine A. Calibourdin, Pouilly Fumé, Loire France 66│59 WHITE FLIGHT 23 2013 Heinz Eifel, Spatlese Riesling, Mosel, Germany 9│34 2013 Failla, Sonoma Coast, CA 78│70 2012 Mer Soleil, Unoaked Chardonnay, Santa Lucia, CA 60│54 2013 Salomon Gruner Vetliner, Austria, 2013 Scratch, Riesling, Arroyo Seco, CA 10│38 2013 Rhys, San Mateo County, CA 134│121 2013 Lucia HIghlands, Kelly’s VYD Chardonnay, Santa Lucia, CA 48│43 2013 Kentia Albarino, Rias Baixas, Spain 2013 Perlage, Pinot Grigio, Italy 9│34 2012 E16 ‘Bowland Ranch’ Bennett Valley, CA 80│72 2012 Thomas Fogarty, Chardonnay Santa Cruz Mtns, CA 58│52 2012 Paul Jaboulet, Viognier, France 2014 Kentia, Albarino, Rias Baixas, Spain 11│42 2013 Big Table Farm, Sunnyside Vineyard, Willamette, OR 120│108 2012 Comartin Cellars, Chardonnay, Santa Cruz Mtns, CA 58│52 2013 Mathias et Emile, Sancerre, Loire, FR 16│62 2010 Savannah Chanelle, “Estate” Chardonnay, SCM, CA 75│68 RED FLIGHT 25 2014 Nautilus, Sauvignon Blanc, Marlbourough, NZ 14│54 ZINFANDEL 2010 Mount Eden Chardonnay, Santa Cruz Mountains, CA 110│99 2011 Pax, GSM, North Coast, CA 2014 Luli, Sauvignon Blanc, Arroyo Seco, CA 12│44 2013 Seghesio, Sonoma County CA 72│65 2012 Journey Man, Chardonnay, Sonoma Coast, CA 110│99 2008 Corte Riva,Merlot, Napa Valley, CA 2014 Duckhorn, Sauvignon Blanc, Napa Valley, CA 15│58 2013 Ridge East Bench, Dry Creek Valley, CA 65│59 2011 Patland Chardonnay, Napa, CA 85│79 2006 Byington, Cabernet Sauvignon, Alexander Valley, CA 2012 Paul Jaboulet “Secrete De Famille” Viognier, Rhone, FR 10│38 2012 Turley, Cobb Vineyard, Amador County, CA 80│72 2013 Rombauer Chardonnay, Carneros, CA 90│81 2013 Salomon, Gruner Veltliner, Austria 11│42 2012 David Bruce Chardonnay, Russian River Valley, CA 85│79 25 2013 William Fevre, Champs Rouaux, Chablis, FR 15│58 MERLOT/CABERNET SAUVIGNON PINOT NOIR FLIGHT 2013 Dutton Ranch “The Calling” Chardonnay, Russian River, CA 58│52 2013 Christophe Buisson, Bourgogne, France 2013 Wrath, Ex Anima Chardonnay, Monterey, CA 11│42 2011 Echo de Lynch Bages, Bordeaux, Pauillac, FR 120│108 2013 Failla, Sonoma Coast, CA 78│70 2011 Neely, Spring Ridge Vineyard, Santa Cruz Mtns, CA 2013 Beauregard, Chardonnay Bald Mt, Santa Cruz Mtns, CA 15│58 2012 Croix de Beaucaillou, Bordeaux, Saint-Julien, FR 112|100 2013 Shafer, Red Shoulder Ranch, Chardonnay, Napa 114│103 2013 Foxen, Santa Maria Valley, CA 2012 Testarossa, Chardonnay Santa Lucia, CA 16│62 2012 Chateau Gloria, Bordeaux, Saint-Julien, FR 112|100 2013 Nickel & Nickel, Chardonnay, Truchard Vyd, Carneros, CA 23│90 2009 House Family Merlot, Santa Cruz Mountains, CA 120│108 INTERESTING WHITES/ROSE 25 2013 Kistler, Chardonnay, Sonoma Coast, CA 25│98 2013 Shafer, Merlot, Napa Valley, CA 122│108 OLD WORLD FLIGHT 2011 Domaine Ostertag, Riesling, Alsace, France 45│40 2011 Domaine du Masse, Givry 1er Cru “En Veau” Burgundy, FR 2014 Miraval Rose, Provence France 15│58 2011 Domaine Eden, Cabernet Sauvignon, SCM, CA 78│70 2013 Rein Riesling, Anderson Valley, CA 60│54 2013 Guido Porro, Barbera d’Alba, Italy 2014 Love Drunk, Rose, Oregon, CA 12│46 2013 CrossBarn by Paul Hobbs, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sonoma, CA 98│79 2011 Schieferkopf Riesling, Alsace, France 45│40 2012 Mademoiselle L, Bordeaux, Haut-Medoc, FR REDS 2012 Domaine Ostertag “Zellberg” Pinot Gris, Alsace, France 85│77 LIBRARY SELECTIONS 2011 Bonnet Huteau Muscadet, Loire, France 42│38 2013 Savannah Channelle, Pinot Noir, Santa Cruz Mountains, CA 12│44 2010 VGS Chateau Potelle, Zinfandel, Mount Vedeer CA 135│121 PLATINUM FLIGHT 40 2013 Laurent Kraft, Vouvray, France 52│47 2013 Miura, Pinot Noir, Santa Lucia Highlands, CA 16│62 2005 Kathryn Kennedy Estate, Cabernet Sauvignon, Saratoga, CA 180│162 2009 McCarthy Family Estate Cabernet Sauvignon, CA 2013 Kunnin Pape Star, Chateauneuf du Pape Blanc, Santa Ynez, CA 69│62 2012 Domaine Eden, Pinot Noir, SCM, CA 17│66 2011 Groth Vineyards Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon, Oakville, CA 115│102 2012 Kathryn Kennedy Lateral Bordeaux Blend, Santa Cruz, CA 2012 Tablas Creek Roussane, Paso Robles, CA 80│72 2011 Silver Oak, Cabernet Sauvignon, Alexander Valley, CA 2013 Failla, Pinot Noir, Sonoma Coast, CA 18│70 2008 Patland Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa, CA 175│157 2013 Ridge, Zinfandel, East Bench Dry Creek Valley , CA 16│65 2011 Silver Oak, Cabernet Sauvignon, Alexander Valley, CA 180│162 INTERESTING REDS 2009 Silver Oak Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa, CA 198│178 DIAMOND FLIGHT 75 2012 Decoy, Zinfandel, Sonoma, CA 13│50 2012 Ser, Cabernet Pfeffer, Cienega Valley, CA 68│61 2012 Nickel & Nickel ‘Tench Vineyard’ Cab Sauvignon, Carneros, CA 178│160 2012 Goldeneye, Pinot Noir, Anderson Valley, CA 2013 Guido Porro, Barbera d’ Alba, Italy 13│50 2011 Cooper-Garrod, Cabernet Franc, Santa Cruz Mtns, CA 64│58 2012 Caymus “Special Selection”, Cab Sauvignon, Rutheford, CA 275│247 2002 Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon, Healdsburg, CA 2011 Ruggeri Corsini, Nebbiolo, Lanhe, Italy 15│58 2011 Brassfield, Eruption Proprietary Red, Clear Lake Oaks, CA 60│54 2012 Ramey Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley, CA 110│98 2006 Byington Cabernet Sauvignon, Alexander Valley, CA 2011 Chateau de Segries, Lirac, Rhone, FR 15│58 2011 Carne Humana, Red Blend, Napa Valley Appelations, CA 70│63 2002 Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon, Healdsburg, CA 158│142 2012 Telegramme Chateauneuf du Pape, France 2011 Pax, GSM, North Coast, CA 15│58 2012 Telegramme Chateauneuf du Pape, France 25│122 2007 Bartolo “Seta Rosso” Syrah-Merlot, Santa Clara Valley, CA 60│54 2012 Peter Michael ‘L ’Esprit Des Pavots’ Red Blend, Sonoma, CA 200│180 2012 Scratch, Grenache, Arroyo Seco, CA 18│72 2012 ONX “Reckoning” Blend, Templeton Gap, CA 58│52 2008 Emiliana “Ge” Bordeaux Blend, Valle de Colchagua, Chile 120│108 DESSERT FLIGHT 27 2013 ‘The Bull’ Irwin Family Vineyards, Sierra Foothills, CA 12│46 2011 Left Bend, Syrah-Cab, Santa Cruz Mountains, CA 80│72 2010 Fantino “Cascina Dardi”, Barolo, Bussia, Italy 140│126 2012 Duckhorn, Late Harvest Sauvignon Blanc, Napa Valley, CA 2008 Antiqv2s Syrah, Garys’ Vineyard, Santa Lucia Highlands, CA 21│82 2007 Domaine de la Citadelle, Cotes du Luberon, Rhone France 53│48 2009 Mocali Brunello di Montalcino, Italy 140│126 2011 Chateau Jauga, Sauternes, France 2011 Muns, Syrah, SCM, CA 14│54 2010 Muns, Syrah, Santa Cruz Mountains, CA 68│61 2011 Louis Barroul Côte Rotie, Rhone France 130│117 2009 Beauregard, Late Harvest Zinfandel, SCM, CA 2012 Chappellet, Mountain Cuvee, St Helena, CA 16│62 2009 Vie, White Hawk Vineyards Syrah, Santa Barbara, CA 80│72 2012 Telegramme Chateauneuf du Pape, France 122│110 2012 Kathryn Kennedy Lateral Bordeaux Blend, Santa Cruz, CA 23│90 2010 Frederick William Cellars, Syrah, Santa Cruz Mountains, CA 85│77 2013 Saxum, Red Blend,James Berry Vineyard, Paso Robles, CA 350│315 2012 Mademoiselle L, Bordeaux, Haut-Medoc, FR 15│58 2010 Canihan Family Cellars,”Exuberance” Syrah Sonoma, CA 92│83 2013 Dom. Boillot, Gevrey-Chambertin, ‘Les Corbeaux’ Burgundy FR 185│166 2008 Corte Riva, Merlot, Napa Valley, CA 18|70 2011 White Rock, Claret, Napa Valley CA 110│99 2011 Dom. Arbelet, Aloxe-Corton, ‘Clos du Chapitre’ Burgundy, FR 145│130 2010 Emery Estate, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sonoma, CA 13│50 2012 La Marea, Mourvedre Spur Ranch, San Benito County, CA 66│60 2013 Crossbarn by Paul Hobbs, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sonoma, CA 20│78 2012 Cimiky, Shiraz, Barossa Valley, Australia 52│47 DESSERT WINE 2009 McCarthy Family Estate Cabernet Sauvignon, SCM, CA 18│70 2011 Chateau
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