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Cherokee Town and Country Club WINE LIST TOWN CLUB “Whether you’re sitting at the bar or dining, Our goal is to create a unique experience and a memorable meal.” Silvio Garcia, Club Sommelier Updated 12-01-2018 CONTENTS Wines by the Glass 4-5 Half Bottle Selections 6-7 White Selections Champagne and Sparkling 8-9 U.S. Chardonnay 10-12 France - Burgundy Region 13 France - Alsace, Rhône, Bordeaux and Loire 14 Sauvignon Blanc – U.S. and New Zealand 15 U.S. Unique White Blends and Rosé 16 Argentina, Austria, Germany, Italy, and South Africa 17 Red Selections U.S. Cabernet Sauvignon & Bordeaux Blends 18-25 U.S. Cabernet Franc 25 U.S. Merlot 26-27 U.S. Pinot Noir 28-30 U.S. Syrah, Grenache & Rhone Style Blends 31-32 U.S. Petite Sirah, Unique Reds and Blends 32 U.S. Zinfandel 33 France - Bordeaux 34-36 France - Burgundy 37-39 France - Loire Valley Reds and German Red 39 France - Rhône 40 Italy 41-42 Spain 43 Australia 44 Argentina, Chile 45 New Zealand, South Africa and Portugal 46 Domestic and International Dessert Wines 47-49 Port 50-51 Large Format Bottles 52 Library Wines 53 Page 2 DECEMBER- WINE OF THE MONTH Wine Spectator’s #6 Wine of the Year in 2016 Orin Swift Cellars ‘Machete’ 2 0 1 5 California, Red Wine Orin Swift Cellars was started by winemaker David Phinney (Think Prisoner Wine). David has a long history of winemaking at high end wineries in the Napa Valley including Robert Mondavi Winery and Whitehall Lane. He paid tribute to his parents with the name of this winery – Orin is his father’s middle name and Swift is his mother’s maiden name. He started this winery when he was working for other wineries and as a result started small and worked part time. When you combine excellent wines with creative labeling you are bound to grow fast and now his full time job is with Orin Swift. The Blend: Petite Sirah, Syrah, & Grenache Petite Sirah is a revered grape varietal at Orin Swift. Since 2000, it has been made and utilized primarily as a blending component due to scarcity. Unlike its celebrated relative Syrah, Petite Sirah can be a challenge to source. Yet, it has always been an objective to show case the varietal in a dynamic blend and a pursuit was launched to find some prized Petite Sirah vineyards. The realization of this goal came in 2009 with the first release of Machete. Spurred by a favorable reaction, we continued our hunt to include additional blocks in an effort to make the wine better. Prominent regions throughout Northern California comprise this matrix, which provides for added layers of depth and structure. In 2015 we were afforded ideal growing conditions which allowed for an exceptional harvest. Winemaker Notes: A nearly opaque color sets in the glass with hard, red complexion that is almost black. Aromas of ripe blueberries and candied plum mingle with toasted oak and charred vanilla. The entry is soft and inviting which paves the way for a lush mid-palate replete with layers of ripe boysenberry and cassis. The finish show cases ripe tannins and pronounced fruit which frames the two for nearly a minute. Critical Acclaim: Wine Spectator 94 points - "Generous and expressive, big and brawny, offering a mouthful of tannins but also brimming with flavors and aromas, including Earl Grey tea, dark chocolate, dried violet and toasted gingerbread. Rich notes of plum and black cherry are balanced by forest floor and earthy accents, lingering on the long finish. Petite Sirah, Syrah and Grenache. Robert Parker 96 Points "The 2015 Proprietary Red Blend Machete finished at 15.7% natural alcohol and is a blend of Petite Sirah, Syrah and Grenache aged 10 months in 40% new French oak. This wine, at 15,500 cases, is telltale opaque bluish/purple with a super nose of barbecue meat and herbs, blackberries, blueberries, white flowers and sweet, dark raspberries in the background. The wine has fabulous texture, great intensity, full-bodied power (15.7%), and a long, long finish. It is a killer effort and like the Abstract, probably best drunk in its first 5-6 years of life because of its charm." Bin # 2131 $78.00 Page 3 Wines by the Glass SOMMELIER SELECTION BY GRAPE VARIETY Sparkling and Champagne 6oz. Glass Bottle 5001 Prosecco, Adriano Adami ‘Garbel’, Veneto, Italy 7.75 31 5025 Sparkling, J.P. Chenet Blanc de Blanc Brut, France 7.75 31 Sweet White 4010 Riesling, Dr. Pauly Bergweiler ‘Noble House’, Mosel, Germany 8.50 34 Rosé 3016 Château D’Esclans, ‘Whispering Angel’, Côtes de Provence, France 10.50 42 Other Varietals 3156 Pinot Grigio by Antinori, Santa Cristina, Sicily, Italy 8.25 33 3112 Sancerre, Fournier ‘Les Belle Vignes’, Loire Valley, France 15.75 63 3019 Sauvignon Blanc, Kim Crawford, Marlborough, New Zealand 10.50 42 3305 Sauvignon Blanc, Stonestreet Estate Vineyards, Alexander Valley 11.50 46 ` Chardonnay 3158 Catena Alta,’ Bodega Catena Zapata’ Mendoza, Argentina 12.50 50 3001 Chablis, 1er Cru ‘Vau de Vey’, Jean-Marc Brocard, Burgundy, France 13.50 54 3184 S.L.H. by Hahn Family Winery, Santa Lucia Highland 14.50 58 3186 Quilt Winery by Joe Wagner, Napa Valley 14.00 56 3218 Cakebread Cellars, Napa Valley 18.50 74 3309 Rombauer Vineyards, Carneros, Napa Valley 20.00 80 Page 4 Wines by the Glass SOMMELIER SELECTION BY GRAPE VARIETY Pinot Noir 6oz. Glass Bottle 2920 Adelsheim Vineyard, Willamette Valley, Oregon 15.75 63 2883 Patz and Hall, Sonoma Coast 16.00 66 2879 Meiomi Vineyard, Sonoma, Monterey & Santa Barbara County 9.50 38 2571 Lyric by Etude Winery, Santa Barbara County 11.00 44 Cabernet Sauvignon 2665 Justin Vineyards & Winery, Paso Robles, California 12.50 50 2947 Silver Oak Cellars, Alexander Valley 24.00 96 2831 Pine Ridge Vineyards, Napa Valley 15.75 63 2786 Heitz Wine Cellars, Napa Valley 18.00 72 Other Red Varietals 2005 Malbec, Bodega Catena Zapata ‘La Consulta’, Mendoza, Argentina 13.25 53 2031 Shiraz, Chateau Tanunda,’Grand Barossa’ Barossa Valley, Australia 13.00 52 2870 Merlot, Duckhorn Vineyards, Napa Valley 15.75 63 2967 Cabernet Blend, Maestro by Robert Mondavi, Napa Valley 14.50 58 Club Selections 3415 White Zinfandel, Beringer, California 7.75 31 3065 Chardonnay, Redwood Vineyards, California 7.75 31 6003 Merlot, Redwood Vineyards, California 7.75 31 6002 Cabernet Sauvignon, Redwood Vineyards, California 7.75 31 Page 5 Half Bottle Champagne 9521 Louis Roederer, ‘Brut Premier’ NV 40 9514 Nicolas Feuillatte ‘Brut Rosé’ NV 48 5193 Veuve Clicquot ‘Yellow Label Brut’ NV 46 9515 Veuve Clicquot ‘Demi Sec' NV 43 White 9500 Chardonnay, La Crema, Sonoma County 2014 23 9503 Chablis, Domaine Jean Collet et Fils, Burgundy, France 2014 25 9501 Rhone Style White Blend, Conundrum, California 2009 25 9517 Sancerre, Thierry Merlin - Cherrier, Loire Valley, France 2013 25 9520 Sauvignon Blanc, Grgich Hills ‘Fume Blanc’ Napa Valley 2014 30 Red Cabernet Sauvignon & Blends 9507 Duckhorn, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley 2014 40 9512 Estancia, Meritage, Bordeaux Blend, Paso Robles 2008 27 9510 Penfolds, Cabernet Sauvignon-Shiraz, South Australia 2006 20 Pinot Noir 9505 Elk Cove, Willamette Valley AVA, Oregon 2013 33 9504 Duckhorn Vineyards, ‘Migration’, Russian River Valley 2015 30 Other Red Grapes Varietals 9529 Cabernet Franc, Pride Mountain Vineyard 2013 44 9513 Malbec, Terrazas de los Andes ‘Reserva’, Mendoza 2007 25 9506 Merlot, Rutherford Hill, Napa Valley 2006 25 9508 Zinfandel, Sin Zin, Alexander Valley AVA, Sonoma County 2008 25 Page 6 Half Bottle France Beaujolais 9509 Beaujolais Villages, Maison Louis Jadot 2014 21 Bordeaux 9516 Echo de Lynch Bages, Pauillac 2012 45 9519 Château Cantemerle, ‘Les Allées de Cantemerle’, Haut-Médoc 2006 42 9524 Château Cos Labory, Saint-Estèphe 2003 62 9522 Château Lagrange, ‘Les Fiefs de Lagrange’, Saint-Julien 2005 62 9518 Château Lanessan, Haut-Médoc 2005 55 9527 Château Greysac, Medoc 2010 45 9526 Domaine Delon ‘Fugue de Nénin’, Pomerol 2006 50 Rhône 9523 Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Domaine du Vieux Télégraphe 2013 50 Italy Tuscany 9502 Brunello di Montalcino, Castello Banfi 2010 55 9511 Chianti Classico, Rocca delle Macie ‘Famiglia Zingarelli,’ 2011 25 Page 7 Champagne Non-Vintage Brut 5110 G.H. Mumm, ‘Cordon Rouge’ 71 5015 Henri Billiot, ‘Reserve’ 69 5154 Louis Roederer, ‘Brut Premier’ 72 5090 Moёt et Chandon, ‘Imperial’ 71 5002 Perrier Jouet, ‘Grand Brut’ 73 5003 Pol Roger, ‘Extra Cuvée de Réserve’ 66 5011 Taittinger, ‘La Française’ 77 5195 Veuve Clicquot, ‘Yellow Label Brut’ 78 5205 Vilmart & Cie, ‘Grand Cellier’ 87 Vintage Brut 5160 Louis Roederer, ‘Cristal’ 2009 307 5100 Moët et Chandon, ‘Cuvée Dom Pérignon’ 2000 303 5020 Pommery, Brut Cuvée Louise 2004 175 5009 Taittinger, Comtes de Champagne, ‘Blanc de Blancs’ 2005 183 5200 Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin, ‘La Grande Dame’ 1990 448 5198 Veuve Clicquot ‘Gold Label Reserve’ 2008 130 Page 8 Champagne Non-Vintage Rosé 5196 Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin 90 5016 Henri Billot, ‘Brut’ 69 5162 Champagne Geoffroy, Rosé de Saignée ‘Brut 1er Cru’ 86 Vintage Rosé 5102 Moët et Chandon, ‘Cuvée Dom Pérignon’ 1995 850 5197 Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin 1985 525 Sparkling Wine California 5012 Chandon, ‘Brut Classic’, California NV 44 5013 Gloria Ferrer, ‘Blanc de Noirs’, Sonoma County NV 46 5055 Iron Horse Vineyards, ‘Wedding Cuvée’ 59 Green Valley AVA, Russian River Valley, Sonoma County 5155 Roederer Estate, ‘Brut’, Anderson Valley, California NV 45 5080 Schramsberg, ‘Blanc de Blancs’, California 53 New Mexico 5045 Gruet Winery, ‘Blanc de Noirs’, New Mexico NV 45 France 5025 J.P. 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    Wines By The Glass Sparkling Wines White Wines & Rosé Red Wines Domaine Ste. Michelle, WA . 10 White Zinfandel, Beringer, CA . 8 Shiraz, Layer Cake, Australia . 10 Prosecco, La Marca, Italy . 11 Sauvignon Blanc, Matua, New Zealand . 9 Malbec, Don Miguel Gascón, Mendoza, Argentina . 11 Chardonnay, Harken, North Coast, CA . 10 Pinot Noir, Elouan, OR . 12 Chardonnay, Wente, Monterey, CA . 10 Merlot, Charles Smith, Columbia, WA . 12 Riesling, Charles Smith, WA . 10 Cabernet, Louis M. Martini, Napa, CA . 12 Pinot Grigio, Trecciaia, Venezie, Italy . 10 Port, Sandeman, Ruby Porto, Portugal . 12 Moscato, Mirassou, CA . 10 White Blend, Conundrum, CA . 12 Champagne & Sparkling Italy / Spain United States Champagne La Marca, Prosecco, Italy, NV . 57 Copper Cane, Steorra, Brut, Russian River, CA . 45 Pol Roger, White Foil, Brut, Reserve, France, NV . 93 Segura Viudas Reserva Heredad, Brut, Spain, NV . 48 Roederer Estate, Brut, CA, NV . 48 Piper- Heidsieck, Brut, France, NV . 100 Chandon, Brut, CA, NV . 60 Veuve Clicquot, Yellow Label, Brut, France, NV . 111 Iron Horse, Brut, Russian River, CA, 2004 . 64 Moët & Chandon, Nectar Imperial Rosé, France, NV . 115 Chandon Étoile, Brut, CA, NV . 70 Veuve Clicquot, Vintage Brut, France, 2008 . 120 Chandon Étoile Rosé, CA, NV . 85 Ruinart Blanc de Blancs, France, NV . 139 Moët & Chandon, Dom Pérignon, Brut, France, 2006 . 342 Riesling Domestic German/French Von Schleinitz, Auslese, Mosel . 63 Chateau Ste Michelle, WA . 25 Heinz Eifel, Spätlese . 24 Hugel, Jubilee, Alsace . 107 Chateau Ste Michelle, Dry, WA . 25 Pierre Sparr, Alsace . 34 Charles Smith, Kung Fu Girl, WA . 30 Louis Guntrum, Spätlese, Rheinhessen . 43 Viognier Yalumba, Y Series, South Australia .
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    Sparkling Wine

    SPARKLING WINE Glass/Bottle Bouvet, Brut, Loire Valley, France 49 Bouvet, Rosé Excellence, Loire Valley, France 49 Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin, Brut, “Yellow Label”, Reims, France 140 Moët & Chandon, "Grand Vintage", Épernay, France, '09 150 Taittinger, Cuvée "Comtes de Champagne", Reims, France, '98 440 CHARDONNAY Rodney Strong, Sonoma County, California, '17 11/49 Hess Selection, Monterey County, California, ’16 50 Sonoma-Cutrer, Russian River Ranches, Sonoma Coast, California, ’17 59 Saintsbury, Carneros, California, '13 70 Chateau Ste Michelle, Cold Creek Vineyard, Columbia Valley, Washington, ’10 79 Dutton Goldfield, Dutton Ranch, Russian River Valley, California, ’15 85 Jordan, Russian River Valley, California, ’16 89 Jordan, Russian River Valley, California, ’15 99 Dutton Goldfield, Dutton Ranch, Rued Vineyard, Green Valley of Russian River Valley, California, ’13 105 Cakebread Cellars, Napa Valley, California, ’17 120 Parallel, Napa Valley, California, ’12 125 Chablis, Domaine Billaud-Simon, Grand Cru, “Vaudésir”, Burgundy, France, ‘12 315 SAUVIGNON BLANC Hess, Shirtail Ranches, California, ‘17 10/45 Cakebread Cellars, Napa Valley, California, '17 85 Venge Vineyards, Jewell Vineyard, Russian River Valley, Sonoma County, California, ’17 100 OTHER WHITE VARIETALS Beringer, White Zinfandel, California 8/35 Montevina, Pinot Grigio, California, '17 9/42 Ste Chapelle, Riesling, Caldwell, Idaho 9/42 Antiquum Farm, Daisy, Willamette Valley, Oregon, ’18 45 Chateau Ste Michelle, Harvest Select Sweet Riesling, Columbia Valley, Washington, ’15