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403 Duval Leroy Champagne Brut, France 60 ~ SPARKLING ~ 401 Santa Margherita Prosecco, Italy 40- 403 Duval Leroy Champagne Brut, France 60- 404 Moet & Chandon Ice Imperial Champagne, France 90- 406 Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label Reims, France 90- 407 Roederer Brut Premier Champagne, France 65- 408 Cleto Chiarli Brut de Noir Rose, Italy 45- ~~~ CALIFORNIA WHITE WINES ~~~ 103 Mer Soleil Chardonnay Rsve 2014, S Lucia Highland 50- The palate is an inviting medley of peach and D’Anjou pear; layered with . tropical notes of pineapple and banana. 203 Lewis Chardonnay 2014, Napa Valley 75- Remarkably ripe and saturated with stone fruit, pear and mineral. 205 Chalk Hill Chardonnay 2013, Sonoma 45- Fruit aromas of yellow apple, lemon curd and a nice minerality. 206 Cakebread Cellars Chardonnay 2013, Napa Valley 55- Boasts fresh, fragrant, apple, melon and pear aromas with a hint of oak spice. 326 Lake Sonoma Chardonnay 2012, Russian River 45- Aromas of lemon cream pie and vanilla with lingering flavors of tropical fruit. 382 Jack Nicklaus Private Reserve White Wine 2011, Napa 48- Lush fruit at the front palate followed by a rich texture, delicate and long. ~~~SAUVIGNON~SAUVIGNON BLANC ~~~ 219 Craggy Range S. Blanc 2014, Marlborough New Zealand 36- A complete palate feel with crunchy nectarine and citrus flavors. 302 Hedges Family C.M.S. S. Blanc 2014, Columbia Valley 32- Light straw color and aromas of pear, grapefruit peel. ~~~PINOT~PINOT NOIR ~~~ 101 Twomey Pinot Noir 2013, Russian River Valley 80- Rose color and a nose that displays succulent fruit, violets and strawberry jam. 102 Domaine Anderson Pinot Noir 2012, Anderson Valley 70- Smoky, meaty aromas lead to spice-accented plum and berry flavors. 204 Fog Crest, Pinot Noir 2010, Russian River Valley 68- The wine’s tannins add a plush weight to the mid-palate. 960 Elouan, Pinot Noir 2014, Oregon 50- Bright ruby red in color. Ripe cranberry, sweet cinnamon and fresh cherry. 965 Flowers, Pinot Noir 2013, Sonoma Coast 72- Aromas of wild strawberries, cranberries, savory dried herbs. ~~~ MERLOTMERLOT~~~~ 216 Miner, “Stagecoach Vineyard” Merlot 2009, Napa Valley 90- Loaded with rich, ripe fruit and spice notes with touches of toasty oak. 327 Franciscan Merlot 2012, Napa Valley 40- Vibrant flavors of fresh blackberries, currents and rip red fruits. ~~~ CABERNET SAUVIGNON ~~~ 107 Robert Mondavi Cabernet Sauvignon 2012, Napa Valley 65- Rich and concentrated. Tantalizing-almost sweet with blackberry essence. 198 Decoy Cabernet Sauvignon 2014, Sonoma County 48- From its deep ruby and violet hue to its enticing fruit-forward aromas of blackberry. 626 Silver Palm Cabernet Sauvignon 2014, Santa Rosa, CA 45- Full juicy light and fruity. ~ MALBEC ~ 250 Family Zuccardi Q Malbec 2012, Mendoza Argentina 45- Deep purple color, with bluish hues. Intense red and black fruits aromas. 950 Cuvelier Los Andes Malbec 2012, Mendoza Argentina 50- Funky nose that was pretty interesting. ~~~ BORDEAUX ~~~ 385 Chateau Coutet Bordeaux 2011, St Emilion 65- Seductive blackberry, mineral & licorice aromas. ~~~ ROSE ~~~ 966 Château Miraval Rose Côtes de Provence 2015, France 50- A beautiful light pink colour, fresh fruit aromas and refreshing acidity. ~ RED BLENDS ~ 215 Hedges Family C.M.S. Red Blend 2012, Columbia V. 42- Aromas of black cherry, blackberry, sweet plum fruit and sweet toasted oak with undertones of ripe melon. 396 NV 11 Cain Cuvee Vintages: 76% 2011, 24% 2010 , Napa 68- A truly satisfying wine is refreshing; it invites one back for another sip. 951 Frederick Red Wine 2011, Walla Walla Valley 65- The nose is packed with ripe strawberry, raspberry and cherry fruit. ~ RIOJA ~~~ 200 Conde de Valdemar Rioja Reserve 2006, Spain 52- Bright cherry color with sweet vanilla, cedar and spice on the nose. 383 Telmo Rodriguez “ LZ ” Rioja 2011, Spain 36- Asian spices, violets, blackberry, and mineral notes. ~~~ SHIRAZSHIRAZ~~~~ & ~~~ SYRAH ~~~ 300 Two Hands “Gnarly Dudes” Shiraz 2012, Barossa AU 65- Lovely density and weight, blackberry and plum cascade across the palate. 217 Hedges Family Estate D.L.D. Syrah 2012, Washington 50- Dark cherry and blueberry cobbler. Cocoa powder and just a hint of earthy vanilla are detectable along with a splash of orange peel. ~~~ ITALIAN WINES ~ 108 Lis Neris Gris Pinot Grigio 2009, San Lorenzo 45- Mellow palate showing a wonderful savory texture and creamy flavor. 220 Poliziano Rosso di Montepulciano 2013, Tuscany 38- Ruby, red fruit and gentle use of oak, and elegant. 222 Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio 2014, Valadige 50- Dry, fruity, complex and well balanced. 322 Villa Antinori Red Blend 2010, Toscana 40- The wine is ruby red in color with intense aromas of cherries, mint and chocolate. 919 Ruffino Reserve ducale gold Chianti 2009, Toscana 75- Very classic Chianti bouquet, with notes of violets, cherries and plums. 955 Alta Mora Etna Rosso 2013, Sicily 45- Spicy pepper aromas with black currant and hints of mountain herbs. 958 La Vite Lucente Merlot Sangiovese 2012, Tuscany 50- Aromas of ripe fruit, black cherry, and wild strawberry. ~ RESERVE LIST ~ 305 Joseph Phelps “Insignia” Cabernet Sauvignon 2011, Napa 250- The 2011 Insignia is layered with aromatics of dark fruit, cardamom, tobacco, Herbs de Provence and graphite on the nose. 310 Overture “By Opus One” Red Blend Napa Valley 160- Shows generous dark fruit aromas and flavors with a soft, supple mid-palate. As a fine wine, Overture will develop beautifully over time. 369 Silver Oak Cabernet Sauvignon 2011, Alexander 120- Blackberry jam hints of cedar, soy sauce, and a lot of finesse. 391 Opus One Cabernet Sauvignon 2011 & 2012, Napa 260- Tight and grapey, dark in color; truly fabulous. 392 Chappellet Pichard Hill Cabernet Sauvignon 2012, Napa 265- Abundant dark berry, cherry and plum aromas, as well as notes of dark chocolate, anise and cardamom. 930 Cakebread Cabernet Sauvignon 2013, Napa 120- Luxurious dark cherry, boysenberry, blackcurrant and black fig aromas . .
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