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Manresa Wine List.Retail.Xlsx TABLE OF CONTENTS WINES BY THE GLASS page 2 HALF BOTTLE SELECTIONS page 3 CHAMPAGNE ROSÉ, NON-VINTAGE, VINTAGE, AND SPARKLING WINES page 6 SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS PRODUCERS page 8 AMERICAN WHITES SAUVIGNON BLANC, OTHERS… page 10 CHARDONNAY page 11 FRENCH WHITES BURGUNDY page 12 LOIRE VALLEY page 18 ALSACE, JURA, RHÔNE VALLEY, BORDEAUX page 19 GERMAN WHITES page 20 INTERNATIONAL WHITES SPAIN, PORTUGAL, AUSTRIA, ITALY, HUNGARY, NEW ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA page 22 AMERICAN REDS PINOT NOIR page 23 SYRAH, GRENACHE, ZINFANDEL page 25 CABERNET SAUVIGNON AND BORDEAUX-STYLE BLENDS page 26 FRENCH REDS BURGUNDY page 28 BORDEAUX page 35 LOIRE VALLEY, JURA page 36 RHÔNE VALLEY page 37 SPANISH REDS page 39 ITALIAN REDS page 40 INTERNATIONAL REDS PORTUGAL, GREECE, GERMANY, AUSTRIA AND SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE page 41 SWEET WINES GERMANY, SAUTERNES, AND LATE HARVEST WINES page 42 FORTIFIED WINES PORT, SHERRY, MADEIRA, MARSALA page 43 SAKE page 43 1 HALF BOTTLE SELECTIONS FRENCH WHITE WINE CHAMPAGNE BILLECART-SALMON Brut Rosé Mareuil-Sur-Aÿ NV half bottle 59 DIEBOLT-VALLOIS Brut Blanc de Blancs Cramant NV half bottle 30 KRUG "Grande Cuvée" Reims MV half bottle 114 VILMART Brut "Grande Réserve" Rilly-la-Montagne NV half bottle 40 BURGUNDY JEAN-PHILIPPE FICHET Meursault 2016 half bottle 44 RAMONET Chassagne-Montrachet "Ruchottes" 2016 half bottle 145 RAMONET Chassagne-Montrachet 2016 half bottle 75 RHÔNE YVES CUILLERON Condrieu La Petite Côte 2017 half bottle 35 LOIRE LUCIEN CROCHET Sancerre "Chêne Marchand" 2016 half bottle 26 GERMAN WHITE WINE SCHÄFER-FRÖHLICH Riesling "Großes Gëwachs - Felseneck" 2014 half bottle 50 JJ PRUM Riesling Kabinett "Wehlener Sonnenuhr" 2014 half bottle 23 WEGELER Riesling Spätlese "Bernkasteler Doctor" 2006 half bottle 59 AUSTRIAN WHITE WINE NIGL Riesling "Privat - Pellingen" Kamptal 2014 half bottle 37 SCHLOSS GOBELSBURG Grüner Veltliner "Steinsetz" Kamptal 2015 half bottle 20 AMERICAN WHITE WINE KISTLER Chardonnay "Vine Hill" Russian River Valley 2017 half bottle 39 KONGSGAARD Chardonnay Napa Valley 2015 half bottle 50 RHYS Chardonnay "Alpine" Santa Cruz Mountains 2014 half bottle 57 TYLER Chardonnay "Sanford and Benedict "Sta. Rita Hills 2016 half bottle 33 SPOTTSWOODE Sauvignon Blanc Napa/Sonoma 2018 half bottle 20 TABLAS CREEK Esprit de Tablas Paso Robles 2016 half bottle 23 LEO STEEN Chenin Blanc "Saini" Dry Creek 2016 half bottle 12 2 HALF BOTTLE SELECTIONS AMERICAN RED WINE PINOT NOIR DOMAINE DROUHIN Willamette Valley 2016 half bottle 23 KOSTA BROWNE Sonoma Coast 2011 half bottle 53 KOSTA BROWNE Sonoma Coast 2010 half bottle 45 KOSTA BROWNE Russian River Valley 2011 half bottle 53 KOSTA BROWNE Russian River Valley 2010 half bottle 45 KOSTA BROWNE Gap's Crown Vineyard Sonoma Coast 2011 half bottle 60 KOSTA BROWNE Gap's Crown Vineyard Sonoma Coast 2010 half bottle 60 RHYS Horseshoe Santa Cruz Mountains 2014 half bottle 57 SANDHI Sanford and Benedict Sta. Rita Hills 2011 half bottle 30 TYLER Sanford and Benedict Sta. Rita Hills 2016 half bottle 45 SYRAH AND RHÔNE-INSPIRED BLENDS A TRIBUTE TO GRACE Grenache "Santa Barbara Highlands" 2016 half bottle 24 PEAY Syrah "Les Titans" Sonoma Coast 2015 half bottle 28 TABLAS CREEK Esprit de Tablas Paso Robles 2016 half bottle 33 CABERNET SAUVIGNON AND BORDEAUX BLENDS DOMINUS Napa Valley 2015 half bottle 183 INGLENOOK Rubicon Rutherford 2012 half bottle 105 KENZO ESTATE Rindo Napa Valley 2007 half bottle 66 KENZO ESTATE Ai Napa Valley 2007 half bottle 80 RIDGE Estate Santa Cruz Mountains 2015 half bottle 32 RIDGE Monte Bello Santa Cruz Mountains 2015 half bottle 110 RIDGE Monte Bello Santa Cruz Mountains 1993 half bottle 140 3 HALF BOTTLE SELECTIONS FRENCH RED WINES BURGUNDY DROUHIN-LAROZE Clos de Vougeot Grand Cru 2014 half bottle 86 J.-F. MUGNIER Nuits-Saint-Georges "Clos de la Maréchale" 2017 half bottle 83 JOSEPH ROTY Gevrey-Chambertin "Champs Chenys" 2014 half bottle 44 BORDEAUX CROIX CANON Saint-Émilion 2012 half bottle 29 DOMAINE DE CHEVALIER Pessac-Léognan 2014 half bottle 39 CHÂTEAU HAUT-BAILLY Pessac-Léognan 2013 half bottle 48 CHÂTEAU PICHON-LONGUEVILLE COMTESSE Pauillac 2006 half bottle 106 CHÂTEAU RAUZAN-SÉGLA Margaux 2008 half bottle 83 RHÔNE CHARVIN Châteauneuf-du-Pape 2014 half bottle 42 VIEUX TÉLÉGRAPHE Châteauneuf-du-Pape 2016 half bottle 47 YVES CUILLERON Saint-Joseph "Cavanos" 2015 half bottle 26 YVES CUILLERON Côte-Rôtie "Madinière" 2015 half bottle 46 ITALIAN RED WINES TUSCANY La SERENA Brunello di Montalcino 2013 half bottle 34 TENUTA SAN GUIDO Sassicaia 2004 half bottle 209 PIEDMONT MARCHESI di GRESY Barbaresco Martinenga 2015 half bottle 38 MARCHESI di GRESY Barbaresco Martinenga "Camp Gros" 1999 half bottle 87 MARCHESI di GRESY Barbaresco Martinenga "Gaiun" 1999 half bottle 87 4 CHAMPAGNE AND SPARKLING WINE NON-VINTAGE CHARTOGNE-TAILLET Les Barres "Extra Brut - Pinot Noir" Merfy 110 EGLY-OURIET Brut "Tradition" Ambonnay 83 FLAVIEN NOWACK Extra Brut "La Fontinette - Meunier" Châtillon 75 HENRI GIRAUD "Fût de Chêne" Aÿ 208 KRUG "Grande Cuvée" Reims 195 KRUG "Grande Cuvée - 160th Edition" Reims 263 MARC HÉBRART Mes Favorites - Vieilles Vignes Mareuil-sur-Aÿ 68 MARC HÉBRART "Sélection" Mareuil-sur-Aÿ magnum 135 MARIE COURTIN Extra Brut "Resonance" Polisot 57 PIERRE PETERS Blanc de Blancs "Cuvée de Réserve" Mesnil-sur-Oger 65 PIERRE PETERS Blanc de Blancs "Réserve Oubliée" Mesnil-sur-Oger 125 ULYSSE COLLIN Extra Brut Blanc de Blancs "Les Pierrières" Congy 119 ULYSSE COLLIN Extra Brut Blanc de Noirs "Les Maillons" Congy 93 VINTAGE DOM PÉRIGNON Épernay 2008 255 GOSSET Extra Brut "Celebris" Aÿ 2002 201 HENRI GIRAUD "Fût de Chêne" Aÿ 2000 270 HUGUES GODMÉ Extra Brut Blanc de Noirs "Champs Saint Martin" Verzenay 2007 128 HUGUES GODMÉ Extra Brut Blanc de Noirs "Les Romaines" Verzenay 2007 122 KRUG Reims 2004 338 KRUG Reims 2002 338 KRUG Reims 1996 705 KRUG Clos du Mesnil Reims 2004 1377 LOUIS ROEDERER Cristal Reims 2008 299 LOUIS ROEDERER Cristal Reims 2002 443 LOUIS ROEDERER Brut Nature Reims 2006 68 MARC HÉBRART Brut "Special Club" Mareuil-sur-Äy 2014 105 RUINART Blanc de Blancs "Dom Ruinart" Reims 2006 215 TAITTINGER Blanc de Blancs "Comtes de Champagne" Reims 2006 188 VAZART-COQUART Blanc de Blancs "Special Club" Chouilly 2010 96 VILMART Coeur de Cuvée Rilly-la-Montagne 2007 153 5 CHAMPAGNE AND SPARKLING WINE ROSÉ BILLECART-SALMON Mareuil-sur-Aÿ NV 99 BILLECART-SALMON Cuvée Elisabeth Mareuil-sur-Aÿ 2007 263 KRUG Reims MV 379 MARC HÉBRART Mareuil-sur-Aÿ NV 62 VILMART Brut "Rubis" Rilly-la-Montagne 98 SPARKLING WINE CASA COSTA PIANE Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Veneto 2014 25 CHÂTEAU de BRÉZÉ Crémant de Loire France 2014 26 FERRARI Trento Brut Rosé "Perle" Italy 2008 60 PETER LAUER Riesling Sekt Saar 1991 (disgorged April 2019) 75 RAUMLAND Sekt "Katharina - Blanc de Noirs " Germany 2012 24 RECAREDO Cava "Terrers - Brut Nature" Spain 2013 40 ROEDERER ESTATE "l'Ermitage" Anderson Valley 2012 38 ROEDERER ESTATE Rosé "l'Ermitage" Anderson Valley 2006 69 SCHRAMSBERG "J. Schram" North Coast 2008 69 6 THE SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS The history of winegrowing in the Santa Cruz Mountains goes back to the 1860’s when George Jarvis first planted significant vineyards. By the late 1880’s, there were thirty- eight wineries in the mountains. Many California winegrowing pioneers started here, including Paul Masson, Martin Ray and Charles LeFranc. The appellation was the first in the U.S. to be defined by geophysical and climatic factors, and exceeds 350,000 acres. It is defined by the elevations of 400 feet on the western, coastal side, and 800 feet on the eastern, warmer side. There are currently over 70 wineries in the Santa Cruz Mountains, mostly small, and owned and operated by family, artisanal winemakers. The peak of Mount Madonna forms the southern boundary, and the waters of Half Moon Bay define the northern boundary. In between, there are probably more microclimates than in any other California appellation. This creates a diverse and terroir- driven environment for making wines of distinction and uniqueness. The coastal side of the mountains is generally temperate, with ocean fog cooling the evenings, perfect for pinot noir and chardonnay. The eastern side of the mountains is generally warmer during the growing season, producing some of the best cabernets in the United States, as well as chardonnays—different from their coastal relatives—but nonetheless rich in flavor. Many other varieties thrive in the mountains, for example, syrah, petite syrah, zinfandel, and merlot, and while the Santa Cruz Mountains has always been a well-kept secret, its wines have increasingly gotten better-known and widely recognized among wine writers and the general public. And after all, it was the 1971 Ridge Vineyards Monte Bello from the Santa Cruz Mountains that won the 30th anniversary Judgment of Paris tasting in 2006. Jim Rollston 7 SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS PRODUCERS MOUNT EDEN VINEYARDS CHARDONNAY Estate 2011 70 CHARDONNAY Estate 2007 85 CHARDONNAY Estate 1999 95 PINOT NOIR Estate 2015 65 PINOT NOIR Estate 2002 113 PINOT NOIR Estate 2002 magnum 338 PINOT NOIR Estate 1997 143 CABERNET SAUVIGNON Estate 2010 100 CABERNET SAUVIGNON Estate 2007 150 RHYS VINEYARDS CHARDONNAY Horseshoe Vineyard 2013 105 PINOT NOIR Alpine Vineyard 2013 117 PINOT NOIR Horseshoe Vineyard 2016 137 SYRAH Horseshoe Vineyard 2012 108 RIDGE VINEYARDS CHARDONNAY Monte Bello 2016 80 CHARDONNAY Monte Bello 2014 75 CABERNET SAUVIGNON Estate 2015 60 CABERNET SAUVIGNON Estate 2013 55 MONTE BELLO Cabernet Sauvignon Blend 2016 225 MONTE BELLO Cabernet Sauvignon Blend 2014 200 MONTE BELLO Cabernet Sauvignon Blend 2012 175 MONTE
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