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Red Wine Spain INDEX Page Wine by the glass 2 Sparkling & Champagne 4 LARGE FORMATS Champagne 5 White Wine France 5 U.S.A. 5 LARGE FORMATS Red Wine Austria, Spain & Argentina 5 France 6 - 8 Italy 8 - 9 U.S.A 10 - 11 Rosé Wine 11 White Wine France 11 - 13 Italy 14 Austria, Spain, Germany, New Zealand, South Africa, Chile, Argentina & Australia 15 U.S.A. 16 - 17 Red Wine Italy Piedmonte 19 - 20 Toscana 22 - 26 Alto Adige, Friuli, Veneto, Umbria & Abruzzo 27 Campania, Basilicata, Sardegna & Sicilia 28 France Regions 28 Loire Valley & Provence 28 Burgundy 29 , 32 Rhone Valley 34 - 36 Bordeaux Côte de Bordeaux, Moulis-en-Médoc & Haut Médoc 38 St. Estephe 38 - 39 St. Julien 39 - 40 Margaux 41 - 42 Pauilliac 42 - 44 Pessac-Léognan 45 Pomerol 46 St. Emilion 47 - 48 Spain 50 - 51 Portugal & Hungary 51 Argentia, South Africa, Chile & New Zealand 53 Australia 55 U.S.A Pinot Noir 56 Syrah & Grenache 57 Zinfandel & Merlot 58 Washington Cabernet & Blends 58 California Cabernet & Blends (Justin, Hewitt, Silverado, Dunn, Silver Oak & More) 60 - 62 Cabernet & Blends (Lewis, Far Niente, Mayacamas, Ridge, Diamond Creek & More) 63 - 64 Cabernet & Blends (Caymus, Dominus, Shafer, Peter Michael, Insignia, Heitz & More) 65 - 66 Cabernet & Blends (Opus One, Morlet, Bevan, Bond, Hundred Acre, Harlan & More) 67 - 70 Dessert & Fortified 71 - 72 Wine Director Sommelier Luciano de Riso Antonio Hafner Page 1 WINE BY THE GLASS Glass Bottle Sparkling Torresella, Prosecco, Extra Dry, Veneto, Italy, NV 12.5 55 Bollinger, Special Cuvee, Brut, Ay, NM, Champagne, France, NV 18.5 110 White Babich, Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, New Zealand, 2016 10.5 50 Dr. Loosen, Riesling, Dr. L, Mosel, Germany, 2016 11 55 Elena Walch, Pinot Grigio, Alto Adige, Italy, 2017 11.5 55 Robert Mondavi, Chardonnay, Private Selection, California, USA, 2017 11.5 55 Rosé Fetzer, White Zinfandel, Anthony's Hill, California, USA, NV 9 40 Domaine de Paris, Blend, Côte de Provence, France, 2016 11.5 50 Red Barone Ricasoli, Chianti, Tuscany, Italy, 2016 11.5 50 Murphy Goode, Merlot, California, USA, 2014 12 55 Luigi Bosca, Malbec, Mendoza, Argentina, 2016 12 55 De Loach, Pinot Noir, Heritage Reserve, California, USA, 2016 12 55 Ca'Momi, Cabernet, Heartcraft, Napa Valley, California, USA, 2017 13 60 Château le Puy, Merlot Blend, Emilien, Côte de Bordeaux, France, 2015 17.5 85 Fortified & Dessert Ferreira, Ruby, Porto, Portugal, NV 12 50 Château du Haut Pick, Sauternes, France, 2013, 375ml 14 60 Taylor's 20 year, Tawny, Douro, Portugal, NV 16.5 155 Page 2 Champagne Dom Péringon Bollinger Krug Veuve Cliquot Louis Roederer Champagne is Frances northern most wine growing region. In the 15th Century Champagne as a wine growing region was more important than Burgundy mostly due to the proximity to Paris which is only 1 hour away by train. Back then up until the mid-19th Century Champagne was a still, pale-ruby red wine. It is thanks to Monk Dom Pierre Péringon who had stumbled across the effervescence and helped manage and control it. At that time, wine makers had no temperature-controlled rooms and no filtering mechanism which allowed yeast from the alcoholic fermentation to stay in the wine. In the winter temperatures would drop below freezing and the yeast would fall dormant. In spring it would awake resulting into a secondary fermentation which would produce carbon dioxide gas and result into heavy pressured bottles which would burst. Dom Pierre Péringon had found a way into controlling the amount of yeast in the bottle and finding stronger glass for his bottles which gave him control. That all happened in the late 17th Century but still wine was still much more popular until the 19th Century. Once the bubbles took the whole production over Champagne, it was the large Champagne-houses priority in marketing their product out into the world. It didn’t take long for Champagne conquering the world and being known as the best celebratory drink there is. Prestige cuvèes came to be thanks to Luis Roederer who had made a special, high-quality, longer aged wine for emperor Tsar Alexander II in 1876, this fine champagne was bottled in a flat-bottomed crystal bottle hence the wines name Luis Roederer Cristal. All other Houses followed with this trend a few years later. And now we have the chance in tasting us thru the best sparkling and most complex wines in the world. Page 3 Sparkling Wine Torresella, Prosecco, Extra Dry, Veneto, Italy, NV 55 Pares Balta, Cava, Brut Nature, Penedes, Spain, NV 75 Ridgeview, Bloomsbury, Brut, England, NV 115 Champagne France Paul Bara, Grand Rosé, Grand Cru, Bouzy, NV, RM 125 Pierre Gimonnet, Cuvée Fleuron, Blanc de Blancs, Cuis, 2009, RM 130 Moët & Chandon, Rosé Imperial, Epernay, NV, NM 145 Drappier, Carte d'Or, Brut, Urville, 1996, NM 225 Pierre Péters, Cuvé de Réserve, Le Mesnil-sur-Oger, NV, RM, MAGNUM, 1.5 L 245 Gosset, Celebris, Extra Brut, Blanc de Blancs, Ay, 1990, NM 525 Joseph Perrier, Cuvee Royale, Châlons-en-Champagne, 1982, NM, MAGNUM, 1.5L 1150 Veuve Clicquot, Yellow Label, Brut, Reims, NV, NM 130 Veuve Cliquot, Yellow Label, Brut, Reims, NV, NM, MAGNUM, 1.5L 265 Veuve Clicquot, Rosé, Brut, Reims, NV, NM 150 Veuve Clicquot, La Grande Dame, Rosé, Reims, 1998, NM 435 Veuve Clicquot, La Grande Dame, Rosé, Reims, 1990, NM, MAGNUM, 1.5L 1650 Philipponnat, Clos des Goisses, Brut, Mareuil-Sur-Ay, 2005, NM 420 Philipponnat, Clos des Goisses, Brut, Mareuil-Sur-Ay, 1990, NM 760 Bollinger, Special Cuvee, Brut, Ay, NV, NM 110 Bollinger, Special Cuvee, Brut, Ay, NV, NM, NEBUCHADNEZZAR, 15L 3450 Bollinger, R.D, Extra Brut, Ay, 1996, NM 695 Bollinger, R.D, Extra Brut, Ay, 1995, NM 560 Jacques Selosse, Brut, Initial, Blanc de Blancs, Avize, NV, RM 415 Jacques Selosse, Substance, Blanc de Blancs, Grand Cru, Avize, NV, RM 790 Dom Perignon, Epernay, 2008, NM 380 Dom Perignon, Rosé, Epernay, 2004, NM 675 Dom Perignon, Rosé, Epernay, 1996, NM 980 Dom Perignon, Oenotheque, Epernay, 1990, NM 1650 Dom Perignon, Oenotheque, Epernay, 1982, NM 1350 Dom Perignon, P 2, Epernay, 1998, NM 875 Dom Perignon, P 2, Rosé, Epernay, 1995, NM 1850 Dom Perignon, P 3, Epernay, 1988, NM 2250 Louis Roederer, Cristal, Reims, 2009, NM 425 Louis Roederer, Cristal, Rosé, Reims, 2009, NM 890 Louis Roederer, Cristal, Rosé, Reims, 2008, NM 1450 Louis Roederer, Cristal, Rosé, Reims, 2005, NM 1250 Salon, Le Mesnil Blanc de Blancs, 1999, NM, MAGNUM, 1.5L 2450 Salon, Le Mesnil Blanc de Blancs, 1997, NM 1050 Salon, Le Mesnil Blanc de Blancs, 1996, NM 1150 Salon, Le Mesnil Blanc de Blancs, 1982, NM 2050 Krug, Reims, 1998, NM 875 Krug, Collection, Reims, 1990, NM 1350 Krug, Clos d' Ambonnay, Blanc de Noirs, Reims, 1998, NM 5200 Page 4 Large Format Champagne France Pierre Péters, Cuvé de Réserve, Le Mesnil-sur-Oger, NV, RM, MAGNUM, 1.5 L 245 Joseph Perrier, Cuvee Royale, Châlons-en-Champagne, 1982, NM, MAGNUM, 1.5L 1150 Salon, Le Mesnil Blanc de Blancs, 1999, NM, MAGNUM, 1.5L 2450 Veuve Cliquot, Yellow Label, Brut, Reims, NV, NM, MAGNUM, 1.5L 265 Veuve Clicquot, La Grande Dame, Rosé, Reims, 1990, NM, MAGNUM, 1.5L 1650 Bollinger, Special Cuvee, Brut, Ay, NV, NM, NEBUCHADNEZZAR, 15L 3450 Large Format White Wine Italy Magnum, 1.5L Antinori, Cervaro della Sala, Umbria, 2009 340 Josko Gravner, Ribolla, Friuli, 1999 590 Double Magnum, 3L Antinori, Cervaro della Sala, Umbria, 2012 820 U.S.A. Magnum, 1.5L Aubert, Chardonnay, Reuling Vineyard, Sonoma Coast, California, 2005 695 Aubert, Chardonnay, Reuling Vineyard, Sonoma Coast, California, 2004 625 Peter Michael, Chardonnay, Mon Plaisir, Sonoma County, California, 2004 425 Peter Michael, Chardonnay, Ma Belle Fille, Sonoma County, California, 2006 470 Peter Michael, Chardonnay, Cuvee Indigene, Sonoma County, California, 2005 745 Large Format Red Wine Austria Double Magnum, 3L Umathum, Haideboden, Burgenland, 2010 350 Spain Magnum, 1.5L Bodegas Numanthia Thermes, Numanthia, Toro, 2005 430 Alvaro Palacios, L'Ermita, Velles Vinyes, Priorat, 1995 1250 Clos Erasmus, Priorat, 2005 1300 Double Magnum, 3L Alvaro Palacios, Les Terrasses, Priorat, 1999 740 Melchior, 18L Artadi, Grandes Anadas, Rioja, 1999 5500 Argentina Double Magnum, 3L Catena Zapata, Nicolas, Cabernet & Malbec Blend, Mendoza, 2008 795 Page 5 Large Format Red Wine France Burgundy Magnum, 1.5L Domaine Hubert Lignier, Clos de la Roche, Burgundy, 2010 1650 Domaine Anne Gros, Le Grand Maupertui, Clos de Vougeot, Burgundy, 2000 1050 Domaine Anne Gros, Le Grand Maupertui, Clos de Vougeot, Burgundy, 1998 1100 Imperiale, 6L Gros Frere et Soeur, Musigny, Clos de Vougeot, Burgundy, 2009 2100 Loire & Rhone Valley Magnum, 1.5L Couly Dutheil, Clos de L'Echo, Chinon, Loire Valley, 2002 270 Vieux Telegraphe, Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Rhone Valley, 2011 335 Clos du Mont Olivet, Cuvee Papet, Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Rhone Valley, 2009 345 Domaine de la Janasse, Vielles Vignes, Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Rhone Valley, 2003 435 Clos Saint Jean, Deus-Ex Machina, Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Rhone Valley, 2009 765 M. Chapoutier, L'Ermite, Hermitage, Rhone Valley, 2001 1050 Jean Louis Chave, Hermitage, Rhone Valley, 1986 1600 Château de Beaucastel, Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Rhone Valley, 2000 450 Château de Beaucastel, Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Rhone Valley, 1989 745 Double Magnum, 3L Château de Beaucastel, Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Rhone Valley, 2010 1200 Château de Beaucastel, Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Rhone Valley, 2009 950 Château de Beaucastel, Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Rhone Valley, 2005 990 Imperiale, 6L Domaine du Pegau, Cuvee Reserve, Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Rhone Valley, 2003 2350 Page 6 Large Format Red Wine France Bordeaux Magnum, 1.5L St Estephe Château Cos d' Estournel, 1982 2250 Château
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