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Prices Include Sales Tax. Receive $15 Discount for Every Twelve Bottles/Units Purchased All prices include sales tax. Receive $15 discount for every twelve bottles/units purchased. Max. 2x the bottle limit will apply to case discount. New arrivals are shown in bold. - W HITE W INES - La Soeur Cadette (Burgundy, France) 2016 Macon-Villages Lively, white flowers, lemon pith; Chardonnay 750mL $29.00 Minimus (Willamette Valley, Oregon) 2016 Wind Ridge Grüner Veltliner Lemon curd, apricot, white pepper; Grüner Veltliner 750mL $28.00 Rezabal (Basque, Spain) 2015 Txakoli Blanco Crisp, green apple, effervescent; Hondarrabi Zurri 750mL $20.00 Ameztoi Txakolina (Basque, Spain) 2017 Txakolina Getaria Light, effervescent white 750mL $20.00 BK Wines (Adelaide Hills, Australia) 2012 “One Ball” Chardonnay Australian white with single vineyard, young vine Chardonnay grapes 750mL $42.50 François Cazin (Loire Valley, France) 2016 Le Petit Chambord Cheverny Pear, peach blossom, crisp; Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay 750mL $17.00 Broc Cellars (Berkley, California) 2017 Chenin Blanc Pet-Nat Melon, citrus, toasty; Chenin Blanc 750mL $31.00 Populis (Mendocino County, California) 2017 Sauvignon Blanc Lime, green bell pepper, herbal; Sauvignon Blanc 750mL $22.00 Lewis Wines (Johnson City, Texas) 2016 Roussanne Medium-bodied, pineapple, honey; Roussanne 750mL $20.00 2017 Swim Spot Refreshing, lemon zest, slightly effervescent; Blanc du Bois & 750mL $16.00 Albariño Southold Farm + Cellar 2017 Don’t Forget to Soar Melon, floral, medium-bodied; Roussanne & Albariño 750mL $23.00 (Fredericksburg, Texas) Regnier-Davis (Loire, France) 2015 Saumur Blanc 100% Chenin Blanc, crisp white w/ notes of green apple & 750mL $24.00 lime zest Le Sot de L’Ange 2015 Sec Symbole Lemon pith, green apple, crisp: Chenin Blanc 750mL $23.00 Domaine de Haut Planty (Loire 2015 Gwin Evan Au Gre Du Zesty, pineapple, pithy; Melon de Bourgogne 750mL $20.00 Valley, France) Vin Complemen'Terre (Loire Valley, 2015 Muscadet Sevre-et-Maine Herbaceous, horse blanket, medium-bodied; Melon de 750mL $17.00 France) La Croix Moriceau Bourgogne Moulin de Gassac (Languedoc- 2016 Picpoul de Pinet Lemon Juice, briny, refreshing; Picpoul 750mL $14.00 Roussillon, France) Tami (Sicily, Italy) 2015 Grillo Jasmine, perfume, round; Grillo 750mL $17.00 Occhipinti (Sicily, Italy) 2016 SP68 Bianco Underripe pear, stoney, floral; Zibibbo, Albanello 750mL $32.00 Porta del Vento (Sicily, Italy) 2017 Voria Bianco Sparkling, crisp, floral; Catarratto Pet-Nat 750mL $27.00 Frantz Saumon (Loire, France) 2016 La Boutanche Blanc Mineral driven, grassy, herbal; Colombard, Ugni Blanc, 1L $23.00 Sauvignon Blanc Brendan Tracey (Loire, France) 2016 Rue de la Soif Funky, guava, smooth minerality; Sauvignon Blanc 750mL $22.00 Partida Creus (Catalonia, Spain) 2016 XL Hazy, pear, grapefruit; Xarel-lo 750mL $36.00 - R ED W INES - La Cruz de Comal Wines 2005 Troubadour Natural Red Blend; 80% Merlot, 18% Malbec, 2% Cabernet 750mL $72.00 (Canyon Lake, TX) Sauvignon 2005 Cohete Rojo Natural Red Blend from Central Texas 750mL $62.00 Lewis Wines (Johnson City, Texas) 2012 Newsom Cabernet Sauvignon Red w/ Cabernet Sauvignon grapes from the Texas High Plains 750mL $43.50 2013 Terry County Red Strawberry, tobacco, chocolate; Mourvèdre 750mL $27.00 2016 Newsom Syrah Black cherry, prune, leather; Syrah 750mL $30.00 Brendan Tracey (Loire, France) 2015 Le Capitalism Rouge Berries, leather, funky; Gamay & Cot 750mL $23.00 2017 Fuzz Musty, mossy, dark ; Gamay & Cot 750mL $28.00 2016 Wah Wah Raspberries, juicy, dreamy; Grolleau & Cot 750mL $33.00 Southold Farm + Cellar 2017 Call of the Brave Candied strawbery, plum skin, dried petal; Sangiovese & 750mL $26.00 (Fredericksburg, TX) Cabernet Franc La Sorga (Languedoc-Roussillon, France) 2014 Tireur des Litres Medium-bodied, raspberries & hazelnuts; Syrah, Grenache, 750mL $33.00 Merlot, Malbec Minimus (Willamette Valley, Oregon) 2016 Omero Gamay Plum, orange peel, cedar; Gamay 750mL $25.00 Broc Cellars (Berkeley, California) 2017 Amore Rosso Ripe cherry, red plum, mulling spices; Sangiovese 750mL $24.00 Populis (Mendocino County, 2017 Wabi Sabi Fresh, fruity, rustic backbone; Carignane, Zinfandel, 750mL $23.00 California) Syrah BK Wines (Adelaide Hills, Australia) 2013 “Gower” Pinot Noir Australian red with single-vineyard, young vine Pinot Noir 750mL $60.00 grapes La Stoppa (Piedmont, Italy) 2009 Barbera della Stoppa Earthy, vegetal, ripe cherries; Barbera 750mL $32.00 D. Ventura (Galicia, Spain) 2013 Ribeira Sacra Pena do Lobo Red with 100% Mencia grapes 750mL $21.50 Les Foulards Rouges (Launguedoc- 2015 Les Vilains Rose petal, blackberry, herbal; Carignan & Grenache 750mL $25.50 Roussillon, France) Pierre-Olivier Bonhomme (Loire, France) 2017 Le Telquel VDF Rogue Cherry skin, damp cellar, green peppercorn; Gamay, Grolleau 750mL $25.00 & Pineau d’Aunis Sylvain Bock (Rhône Valley, France) 2016 Neck Fresh red fruit, vibrant minerality; Grenache 750mL $23.00 Andrea Calek (Rhône Valley, France) 2015 A Toi Nous Light-bodied, juicy red fruits, slightly funky; Grenache, Syrah 750mL $23.00 Matthieu Barret (Rhône Valley, 2016 Petit Ours White pepper, charred, cherry; Syrah 750mL $29.00 France) Eric Texier (Rhône Valley, France) 2016 Chat Fou Pomegranate, black peppercorn, light-bodied; Grenache & 750mL $17.00 white Rhone varietals Vini Viti Vinci (Burgundy, France) 2015 Coulanges La Vineuse Vibrant, fruity, silky texture; Pinot Noir 750mL $33.00 Laurence & Rémi Dufaitre (Beaujolais, 2013 Côte de Brouilly Fruit-driven, light body, rosy floral notes 750mL $31.00 France) 4 Kilos (Mallorca, Spain) 2014 motor america Plum skin, honeysuckle, tart; Fogoneu 750mL $30.00 Occhipinti (Sicily, Italy) 2013 Il Frappato Red with Sicilian Frappato grapes 750mL $41.00 2014 Il Frappato Red with Sicilian Frappato grapes 750mL $41.00 2016 SP68 Rosso Earthy, black cherry, dandelion; Nero d'Avola & Frappato 750mL $32.00 Monte Bernardi (Tuscany, Italy) 2016 Chianti Fiasco Tangy, dried roses, orange rind; Sangiovese 750mL $29.00 Tami (Sicily, Italy) 2016 Nero d'Avola Dark berries, wild herbs, anise; Nero d'Avola 750mL $18.50 2016 Frappato Ripe cherries, dried raspberries, long finish; Frappato 750mL $18.50 - R OSÉS - Broc Cellars (Berkeley, California) 2017 Valdiguie Rosé Pet-Nat velvet, red berries, dry; Valdiguie 750ml $31.00 Herve Villemade (Loire Valley, France) 2017 Cheverny Rosé Grapefruit, pear, balanced; Pinot Noir & Gamay 750mL $22.00 Domaine Agnes et Rene Mosse (Loire, 2017 Moussamoussettes Rosé Pet- Strawberry, peach, yeasty; Grolleau & Gamay 750ml $32.00 France) Nat Clos Cibonne (Provence, France) 2016 Rosé of Tibouren Rosé aged under fleurette (thin veil of yeast) in 100 year-old 750ml $26.50 foudres Ameztoi Txakolina (Basque, Spain) 2017 Txakolina Rubentis Light, effervescent, rose; Hondarrabi Beltza & Hondarrabi 750ml $20.00 Zuri 2015 Hijo de Rubentis Red fruits, persistent bubbles, elegant; Hondarribi Beltza 750mL $30.00 Rezabal (Basque, Spain) 2017 Txakoli Rosado Salted strawberries, bright; Hondarrabi Beltza 750ml $20.00 All prices include sales tax. Receive $15 discount for every twelve bottles/units purchased. Max. 2x the bottle limit will apply to case discount. New arrivals are shown in bold. - C HERRY WINE - Frederiksdal KirsebÆruin Late Bottled Spends 9-10 Months in steel creating a rounder, sweeter version 500ml $29.00 (Denmark) Sur Lie Aged in French Oak; richer, deeper version of Late Bottled 500ml $30.00 Reserve Blend of several vintages, aged in French Oak 500ml $33.50 Rancio Wine aged in the sun, then transferred to Cognac barrels 500ml $39.00 Sparkling Pear Cherry Sparkling wine blended with cherries & pears 750ml $33.50 - C IDER , P ERRY , G INGER B EER , & M EAD - Texas Keeper (Austin, TX) Auguste Cerise Dry, heirloom apple cider double fermented w/ sour cherries 750ml $15.50 Gold Rush Sparkling, single-varietal cider from tart Gold Rush apples 750ml $15.00 Ciderweizen Dry, spiced cider w/ Hallertau hops 500mL $11.00 Heirloom Blended from three American heirloom apples & aged on 750mL $15.50 lightly toasted french oak No. 1 Dry, unfiltered cider 750ml $13.00 Honey Thief Delicate cider-mead hybrid fermented with honeycomb 750ml $15.50 Argus Cidery (Austin, TX) Ciderkin Dry, light cider with English Ale Yeast 6x355ml $11.00 Ginger Perry Unpasteurized dry pear cider with ginger 6x355ml $11.00 Apple Bomb Unfiltered, unpasteurized, full-bodied pub style cider w/ 4x355ml $10.00 traditional apple profiles Fairweather Cider Co. (Austin, TX) Common Dry, farmhouse cider 4x355ml $11.50 Meridian Hive Meadery Frontier Orange blossom honey mead dry-hopped w/ Meridian hops 4x355ml $12.50 (Austin, TX) Fandango Mead made w/ desert blossom honey, blue agave nectar, and 750ml $18.50 lime zest. E.Z. Orchards (Salem, OR) Poire Cider French-style perry made from heirloom & dessert pears 500ml $9.50 Oliver’s Cider & Perry (Herefordshire, Oliver’s Bittersweet Funk Complex dry, still cider blended from the best oak barrels of 750ml $14.50 UK) Tom Oliver’s 2011 harvest Shacksbury Cider (Vergennes, VT) Arlo Blend of apple varieties w/ native yeast & slightly sparkling 4x355ml $14.00 Ticonderoga Barrel reserve farmhouse cider aged in rye & madeira barrels 330ml $11.50 Lost & Found Small-batch cider made from apples foraged from feral trees 750ml $23.50 of forgotten pre-prohibition orchards Rose Dry cider aged on Marquette grape skins 4x355ml $12.50 Dry Crisp, dry pressed cider 4x355mL $12.50 AVAL Cidre Artisanal (France) AVAL Classic Northern France Cider, a little earthy & a little sweet 4x330ml $15.50 Cyril Zangs (France) Ciderman Brut Brut cider, aged on lees and refermented in the bottle 750ml $21.00 Thistly Cross Elderflower Cider blended w/fresh elderflowers 500ml $7.00 Ginger Cider Cider infused w/fresh-pressed ginger root 500ml $7.00 Real Strawberry Cider Cider blended w/fresh strawberries 500mL $7.50 Le Baladin (Italy) Sidro Spontaneously fermented Italian cider 250ml $8.00.
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