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White Wines – Champagne/Sparkling BIN NUMBER (BOLD bin numbers denote an organic wine) FULL WHITE WINES – CHAMPAGNE/SPARKLING SPARKLING WINES – DOMESTIC R2307 Argyle Brut Rosé – 2013/15 – Willamette Valley, OR…………………....………… 62.95 R4358 Argyle Brut – 2015 – Willamette Valley, OR …………..…………………….. 42.95 R4386 Argyle Brut “Extended Tirage” – 2007- Oregon…………………………………… 91.95 R5315 A to Z Wineworks Sparkling Rosé - NV- Oregon……………………....................... 29.95 R4372 Domaine Carneros Brut (by Taittinger) – 2012 – Napa, CA ……….….…..…… 55.95 R4349 Domaine Carneros Brut Rosé (by Taittinger) - NV - Carneros, CA …………… 55.95 R4353 Domaine Chandon Brut – NV – California ……………………………………. 33.95 R4352 Domaine Chandon Brut Rosé − NV – California …....................................................... 33.95 R3359 Gloria Ferrer Brut – NV - Sonoma County, CA …………………………………… 33.95 R4399 Gloria Ferrer Blanc de Noirs – NV – Carneros, CA ………………………………… 33.95 Wine Enthusiast (90 pts.) R4338 Gruet “Sauvage/Zero Dosage” Blanc De Blancs – NV – New Mexico……………. 32.95 R3365 J “Cuvee 20” Brut – NV - Sonoma County, CA……………………………………… 53.95 R3371 J Brut Rosé – NV - Sonoma County, CA …………………………………………… 57.95 Robert Parker (90 pts.) R4342 Maison Jussiaume Blanc de Blancs – 2015 - Rogue Valley, OR……………………… 79.95 Wine Enthusiast (91 pts); BEST OF SHOW 2019 OREGON WINE EXPERIENCE R4055 Montinore Estate “Vivacé” – NV - Willamette Valley, OR……………………… 33.95 R4363 Mumm Napa Brut Prestige - NV – Napa, CA ……………………............................. 42.95 Wine Enthusiast (92 pts.) Wine Spectator (90 pts.) Page 6 Note: some selections are very limited, are “one-of-a-kind”, or may have sold out. Your understanding is appreciated. Jacksonville Inn 1/4/2021 BIN NUMBER (BOLD bin numbers denote an organic wine) FULL SPARKLING WINES – DOMESTIC - Continued R4381 Roederer Estate Brut – NV – Anderson Valley, CA ….………………………………. 38.95 Wine Spectator (93 pts.) R4354 Schramsberg Blanc de Noirs Brut – 2014 – North Coast, CA ………………………. 48.95 R4355 Schramsberg Blanc de Blancs Brut – 2016 – North Coast, CA …………………….. 46.50 R3388 Soter “Mineral Springs” Brut Rosé – 2011/14 – Yamhill-Carlton, OR……………79.95 R3392 Spangler Vineyards Sparkling (Flavored with Almond) – NV - California………… 28.95 Oregon Winery of the Year 2018 – Wine Press R4364 Wycliff Brut – NV – California …………………………………………………… 14.90 CHAMPAGNE AND SPARKLING WINES – IMPORTED R5303 André Clouet Brut Rosé – NV- Bouzy, France…………………………………… 65.95 R5320 André Clouet Brut - NV – Bouzy, France………………………………………… 61.95 R5301 Chapuy Brut - NV- Oger, France……………………………………………….. 53.95 R4369 Deltetto Brut Rosé Spumante - NV – Piemonte, Italy………………………………… 48.95 R5312 Bisol “Jeio” Prosecco Superiore – NV - Valdobbiadene, Italy…..………………... 24.95 R5300 Dibon Brut Reserve Cava - NV – Spain……………………………..................... 19.95 R4387 Dom Perignon – 2008 – Epernay, France…........................................................ 219.95 R5309 Duval-LeRoy Brut Reserve - NV- France…………..…………………………. 71.95 R4384 G.H. Mumm “Grand Cordon” Brut – NV – Reims, France………………………… 71.95 Wine Spectator (90 pts.) R4366 Guy Charlemagne Grand Cru “Le Mesnil” Blanc de Blancs – NV – Oger, France….. 68.95 Page 7 Note: some selections are very limited, are “one-of-a-kind”, or may have sold out. Your understanding is appreciated. Jacksonville Inn 1/4/2021 BIN NUMBER (BOLD bin numbers denote an organic wine) FULL CHAMPAGNE AND SPARKLING WINES – IMPORTED – Continued R4394 Jean-Philippe Brut Blanquette de Limoux – NV - France………………………... 23.95 R3379 Jaume Serra Cristalino – NV – Spain………………………………….…….. 18.95 R4395 Louis Roederer Brut Premier – NV – Reims, France…............................................. 87.95 James Suckling (93 pts.) Wine Spectator (92 pts.) R4373 Louis Roederer “Cristal” Champagne − 2008 − Reims, France………………... 295.00 James Suckling (100 pts.) Wine Enthusiast (100 pts.) R3396 Moutard Père & Fils Grand Cuvée Brut - NV – Cote des Bar, France……………… 49.95 Vinous (90 pts.) R4388 Paringa Sparkling Shiraz – 2016 – South Australia…………………………… 34.95 R5306 Patrick Piuze “Val De Mer” Non Dosé Brut – France…………………………… 35.95 100% Chardonnay R4380 Perrier-Jouët “Belle Epoque/Fleur” Champagne – 2007 – Epernay, France… 225.00 Wine Spectator (93 pts) Wine Enthusist (94 pts) R3370 Perrier Jouët Grand Brut – NV – Epernay, France….………………………... 71.95 Wine Spectator (91 pts.) R4362 Pierre Gimonnet & Fils “Cuis”1er Cru Blanc de Blancs Brut - Cote des Blancs, FR 67.95 Terry Theise Collection R5305 Perseval Farge 1er Cru “Cuvee de Pinots”, France………………………….. 62.95 R3383 Piper-Heidsieck Brut – NV – Reims, France ……………………………………….. 66.95 R3386 Roederer Brut L’Ermitage – 2002/05/09 - North Coast, CA………………....... 71.95 Wine Spectator (92 pts.) (All 3 vintages!) R4389 Segura Viudas Brut Cava – Spain……………………………………............ 17.50 R4368 Segura Viudas “Heredad” Brut Reserva Cava – Spain……………………………... 36.95 R2308 Segura Viudas “Heredad” Brut Reserva Cava Magnum (1.5L) – Spain……….. 66.95 R4370 Torre Oria Brut Cava – Spain ……………………………………………….... 21.95 Page 8 Note: some selections are very limited, are “one-of-a-kind”, or may have sold out. Your understanding is appreciated. Jacksonville Inn 1/4/2021 BIN NUMBER (BOLD bin numbers denote an organic wine) FULL CHAMPAGNE AND SPARKLING WINES – IMPORTED – Continued R3368 Veuve Clicquot Rosé – NV – Reims, France………….………….………….. 81.25 R4398 Veuve Clicquot “Yellow Label” – NV – Reims, France………….…………….… 79.95 R3385 Vincenzo Toffoli “Extra Dry” Prosecco – NV – Valdobbiadene, Italy ............. 25.95 R9917 Zampa “Soirée” Brut Rosé – 2014 – India ....................................................... 25.95 WHITE WINES – DOMESTIC MISCELLANEOUS R4209 Abacela Albariño – 2018 – Umpqua Valley, OR …………………………… 32.95 R4020 Bonny Doon “Le Cigare Blanc” – 2014 – Central Coast, CA……………………… 35.95 66% Grenache Blanc, 34% Roussanne R5103 Brooks “Amycas” – 2016 – Willamette Valley, OR…………………………………. 26.95 Riesling, Muscat, Pinot Blanc, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Gris R3206 Cowhorn “Spiral 36” - 2017- Applegate Valley, OR …………………………… 47.95 40% Marsanne, 30% Roussanne, 30% Viognier R4079 Caymus “Conundrum” – 2016 – California …………………………………………. 38.95 Sauvignon Blanc, Sémillon, Chardonnay, Viognier, Muscat R3091 EdenVale “Mid Summer’s Cuvee” - 2014 – Southern Oregon …………………….. 36.95 73% Viognier, 12% Pinot Gris, 11% Chardonnay, 4% Pinot Blanc R3227 Foris Pinot Blanc – 2017– Rogue Valley, OR………………………………… 26.95 R3228 Quady North “Pistoleta” – 2018 – Rogue Valley, OR ……………...…….......... 34.95 Roussane, Marsanne, Viognier, Grenache Blanc; DOUBLE GOLD 2019 OREGON WINE EXPERIENCE R3219 Season Cellars “Transparency” – 2016 – Southern Oregon……………………… 23.95 50% Muller Thurgau, 32% Muscat, 18% Riesling R3204 Valley View Rouge White “Lot 26” – Oregon…………..…………………….. 18.95 Page 9 Note: some selections are very limited, are “one-of-a-kind”, or may have sold out. Your understanding is appreciated. Jacksonville Inn 1/4/2021 BIN NUMBER (BOLD bin numbers denote an organic wine) FULL VIOGNIER R4245 2Hawk “Darow Series” Viognier – 2016 – Rogue Valley, OR………………. 62.95 R4221 Folin Cellars Viognier – 2016 – Rogue Valley, OR……………………………… 37.95 R3221 Illahe Viognier –2016 – Willamette Valley, OR…………………………………… 26.95 R4010 J. Scott Viognier - 2016 - Rogue Valley, OR …………………….………………. 31.95 R4023 Spangler Viognier – 2015 – Southern Oregon……………………………………….. 36.95 R4219 Valley View “Pioneer” Viognier – 2017 – Applegate Valley, OR ………………… 31.95 R4251 Weisinger Family Winery Viognier – 2015 – Rogue Valley, OR………..……… 39.95 RIESLING R4016 Brooks Dry Riesling – 2015 - Willamette Valley, OR…………………………… 27.95 R3030 Chateau Ste. Michelle/Dr. Loosen “Eroica” Riesling – 2013 – Columbia Valley, WA... 35.95 Wine Enthusiast (93 pts.) R4080 Elk Cove “Estate” Riesling – 2016 – Willamette Valley, OR ....................................... 32.95 R3031 Melrose Riesling – 2015 – Umpqua Valley, OR………………………………… 27.95 R4076 Valley View “Anna Maria” Riesling – Oregon ……………………………………… 27.95 R4039 Willamette Valley Vineyards Riesling – 2017 – Willamette Valley, OR ……………. 26.95 GEWURZTRAMINER R3035 Brandborg Gewürztraminer – 2014 - Elkton, OR ……………………………….. 32.95 R4059 Navarro Dry Gewürztraminer – 2013 – Anderson Valley, CA ……………….… 39.95 SAUVIGNON BLANC, FUMÉ BLANC R4078 Charles Krug Sauvignon Blanc – 2016 – Napa Valley, CA................................ 29.95 R3080 Ch St. Michelle “Horse Heaven” Sauvignon Blanc 2013/14 Horse Heaven Hills, WA 23.95 Page 10 Note: some selections are very limited, are “one-of-a-kind”, or may have sold out. Your understanding is appreciated. Jacksonville Inn 1/4/2021 BIN NUMBER (BOLD bin numbers denote an organic wine) FULL SAUVIGNON BLANC, FUMÉ BLANC – Continued R4085 Dry Creek Fumé Blanc – 2017 – Dry Creek Valley, CA ......................................... 33.95 R4075 Ferrari-Carano Fumé Blanc – 2017 – Sonoma County, CA................................ 25.95 R4033 Grigich Hills Fumé Blanc – 2015 – Napa Valley, CA…………………………… 54.95 R4062 Honig Sauvignon Blanc – 2018 – Napa Valley, CA ……………………………… 31.95 R3090 J. Scott Sauvignon Blanc – 2017 – Oregon............................................................... 29.95 R3096 Kriselle Sauvignon Blanc – 2018 - Rogue Valley, OR .......................................... 31.00 R3088 Provenance Sauvignon Blanc – 2013 – Napa Valley, CA........................................... 24.95 R3078 Roxy Ann Sauvignon Blanc – 2017 – Rogue Valley, OR………………………. 32.95 R3079 Upper 5 Sauvignon Blanc 2015 – Rogue Valley, OR ............................................. 29.95 CHARDONNAY – OREGON AND WASHINGTON
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