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Stella Maris Resort Club Resort Club Wine List House Wines 250 ml 0.5 l 1.0 l White Wines Sauvignon Blanc (Chile) 9 17 32 Chardonnay (Chile) 9 17 32 Pinot Grigio (Italy) 9 17 32 Red Wines Merlot (Chile) 9 17 32 Cabernet Sauvignon (Chile) 9 17 32 Pinot Noir (California) 9 17 32 Merlot/Cabernet Sauvignon Blend (France) 9 17 32 Rose Wines White Zinfandel - Rose (California) 9 Sparkling Wines by the Bottle Henkel (dry), - Piccolo (Germany) 10,50 Concha Y Toro (Chile) 25 Pink, Brut Rose (Australia) 28 Graham Beck Brut (South Africa) 38 Graham Beck Rose, Brut (South Africa) 42 Chandon (dry), Brut (California) 45 Champagne by the Bottle Moet & Chandon Imperial (France) 90 Veuve Cliquot, Ponsardin Brut (France) 95 All prices are subject to a 15% Service Charge & 7.5% VAT White Wines Bourgogne Fleurs De Printemps, 2011/2012(France) 1/2 Bottle or Full Bottle 19/38 100% Chardonnay from the Chablis district, authentic granny smith apple flavour, great balance, and long crystal clear finish. Chateau Cantelaudette, Graves de Vayres 2011 (France) 29 A blend of Sauvignon/Semillon and Muscadelle grapes, smooth structure with a round and delicate body. Aromas of passion fruit and citrus. Nobilis Vinho Verde, 2012 (Portugal) 32 Soft, light refreshing blended white with a slight fizz enhancing it’s bouquet and freshness. Dr. Heidemanns-Bergweiler Riesling,2013 (Germany) 38 A fruit-driven easy to drink style that refreshes the palate. Kudos, Pinot Gris, 2013 (Oregon) 38 Crisp, light bodied full of pear, banana and spice notes with a vibrant long finish. Sauvignon Blanc Reserve, Fruits d'ete 2013 (France) 48 Hints of tropical fruit like papaya and mango, a lingering smooth finish on the palate. Cuvee Du Golfe Du Saint Tropez, Les Vignerons de Grimaud 2012 (France) 48 Elegant Viognier blend, peach and dry apricot aromas, pleasant cool finish. Pouilly Fume, Jean Pabiot 2011 (France) 67 Tropical aromas of fresh mango, pineapple, papaya, grapefruit and a touch of lime. An elegant selection of Sauvignon Blanc from only one district resulting in a superb fresh citrusy sensation. Pouilly Fuisse “Les Chataigniers”, Grand Vin de Bourgogne 2011 (France) 71 Only 3,000 bottles world wide., very peachy, dry apricot, green apple and a delicate touch of honey. A large finish with exceptional finesse. Rose Wines Cuvee Du Golfe Du Saint Tropez, 2013 (France) 49 Authentic corset bottle, light pink color—very fresh-aromas of strawberries and Fresh flowers-very refreshing wine with delicate finish. All prices are subject to a 15% Service Charge & 7.5% VAT Red Wines Bourgogne Saveurs De Hiver, 2010 (France) 1/2 Bottle 19 This noble Pinot Noir offers aromas of cherry and red fruits with a clear finish. Bogle Vineyards—Essential Red 2012 (California) 32 Rich , Ripe, Luscious and Juicy. A compelling blend of Zinfandel, Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon and Petite Syrah Wildhaven Blazing Red, 2012 (Washington) 36 An elegant medium-bodied red wine blend with aromas of blackberry, spice and plum Azienda Agricola Montrelli “Fabula Rosso”, 2012 (Italy) 42 A dry red wine made with 100% Sangiovese Grapes with an aroma of dark fruits, violets and a hint of chocolate. A rich mouth feel with a long smooth finish. No curfew- Red Wine Blend, 2013 (California) 42 Aromas of crushed black fruits and ripe cherry. A lush mouth feel with excellent structure and balanced acidity. Chateau Cantelaudette, Graves de Vayres, 2009 (France) 44 Bordeaux blend red. Pineapple, dried apricots, red clover with mineral notes and a long elegant finish. Grande Reserve De Beau Rivage, 2013 (France) 48 A blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Cab Franc.—very delicate wine, smooth, round with aromas of blackberries and a touch of black chocolate. Conundrum, 2011 (California) 54 Red blend with rich velvety aromas of floral notes, dried berries and chocolate. Chateau Martinon Bordeaux, Superieur 2010 (France) 56 A blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc. Full bodied highly structured with nice tannins. The character shows off it’s soil origins hinting of blueberries, plum & cedar. Chateau Le Joyeux, Gold Medal 2011 (France) 58 A blend of Cab. Franc, Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon. Full bodied and silky with great aromatic complexity of black cherries, black currant, spices and a touch of fresh coffee. Light barrel aging gives maturity and a long finish. Chateau Croix Mouton, Bordeaux Superieur 2008 (France) 68 Merlot and Carb Franc. Blend and 12 months in oak, full-bodied with an aroma of cherries, chocolate and violets. A must with steaks. Chateau De Regnac, Double Gold Medal 2011 (France) 76 A blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, aged 12 months in oak barrel. Nice structure —blackcurrant and a touch of cigar box with grilled nuts, full body supple tannins and great balance. All prices are subject to a 15% Service Charge & 7.5% VAT .
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