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Chardonnay Sauvignon & Fume Blanc Other Whites / Blush Champagne FALL 2016 WINE LIST WHITE WINE chardonnay Glass / Bottle 2014 HOB NOB VINEYARDS Cote D Or, France 6 / 24 2013 CHARLES SMITH “Eve” Washington State 6.25 / 25 2014 MACON-LUGNY “Les Charmes” Burgundy, France 7 / 28 2014 LOUIS JADOT Burgundy, France 7 / 28 2014 SAINTSBURY Carneros Napa, California 7.5 / 30 2014 RODNEY STRONG Chalk Hill Sonoma County, California 7.75 / 31 2014 JEAN-MARC BROCARD Domaine Sainte Claire Chablis, France 10.50 / 42 2014 KRUTZ FAMILY CELLARS Magnolia Russian River Valley Sonoma County, California 44 2012 GRGICH HILLS Estate Grown Napa Valley, California 62 2012 ADAPTATION CELLARS Napa Valley, California 63 2013 SIXTO “Uncovered” Walla Walla, Washington 68 2013 CHATEAU MONTELENA Napa Valley, California 85 2012 BOUZEREAU-GRUERE Chassagne-Montrachet ‘Blanchots Dessous’ Burgundy, France 110 2013 KOSTA BROWNE “One Sixteen” Russian River Valley Sonoma County, California 127 2004 DOMAINE BOUCHARD PERE & FILS Corton Charlemagne Grand Cru Côte de Beaune, France 233 sauvignon & fume blanc 2014 GUENOC Lake County, California 5.5 / 21 2014 PATIENT COTTAT “Le Grand Caillou” Loire Valley, France 6 / 24 2015 NEIL ELLIS Sincerely South Africa 6 / 24 2015 SPY VALLEY Marlborough, New Zealand 7 / 28 2015 HONIG Napa Valley, California 8 / 31 2015 WHITEHAVEN Marlborough, New Zealand 8.25 / 33 2014 DOMAINE FRANK MILLET Sancerre Bue´, France 42 other whites / blush 2015 DRY CREEK Dry Chenin Blanc Clarksburg AVA, California 5 / 20 2015 REMY PANNIER Rosé D`Anjou Loire Valley, France 5 / 20 2014 CLINE FAMILY CELLARS Viognier North Coast, California 5 / 20 2015 VRAC Rosé Provence, France 6 / 24 2014 KUNG FU GIRL Riesling Columbia Valley, Washington 6.5 / 25 2014 DR. L. LOOSEN Riesling Mosel, Germany 6.5 / 25 2014 ACROBAT Pinot Gris Eugene, Oregon 6.5 / 25 2014 MARTIN CODAX Albarino Rias Baixas, Spain 7 / 28 2015 NOTORIOUS PINK Grenache Rosé Vin d’Pays, France 7.5 / 30 2013 KUENTZ-BAS Alsace Blanc Alsace, France 7.5 / 30 2015 DOMAINE DE FONTSAINTE ‘Gris de Gris’ Corbieres Rosé Boutenac, France 7.5 / 30 2013 TRIMBACH Pinot Blanc Alsace, France 8 / 32 2015 BELLE GLOS Oeil De Perdrix Pinot Noir Blanc Sonoma County, California 8.25/33 2014 BOTTEGA VINAIA Pinot Grigio Trentino ,Italy 9.5 / 36 2014 DOMAINE PICHOT Vouvray Loire Valley, France 9.5 / 36 2015 CHATEAU DE TRINQUEVEDEL Rosé Tavel, France 9.5 / 38 2013 CHAMPALOU Vouvray Loire Valley, France 42 2015 K VINTNERS Art Den Hoed Vineyard Viognier Yakima Valley, Washington 48 MV DOMAINE SERENE “r” Dry Rosé Dayton, Oregon 55 champagne & sparkling wines MV VEUVE DU VERNAY Brut France 5 / 20 MV VEUVE DU VERNAY Brut Rosé France 5 / 20 MV CASTELLER Cava Brut Sant Sadurní d’Anoia, Spain 6 / 24 MV LUNETTA Prosecco Veneto, Italy 6 / 24 2015 TINTERO Moscato d’Asti Sori Gramella Mango, Italy 7.5 / 30 MV DR. L LOOSEN Sparkling Riesling Mosel, Germany 7.5 / 30 MV CHARLES BOVE Chenin Blanc Brut Loire Valley, France 7.5 / 30 MV JEAN-LUC JOILLOT Cremant de Bourgone Brut Burgundy, France 44 MV ROEDERER ESTATE Brut Anderson Valley, California 46 MV MUM Cordon Rouge Brut Reims, France 75 MV VEUVE CLICQUOT Brut Yellow Label Reims, France updated100 9 / 7 / 16 RED WINE cabernet sauvignon Glass / Bottle 2014 JOSH North Coast, California 6 / 24 2014 COLUMBIA CREST H3 Horse Heaven Hills, Washington 6.75 / 27 2013 BISHOP’S PEAK Paso Robles, California 9.25 / 37 2012 KRUTZ FAMILY CELLARS Magnolia Series Napa Valley, California 11 / 44 2012 CHARLES KRUG Napa Valley, California 49 2013 ROBERT MONDAVI WINERY Napa Valley, California 51 2013 CLOS DU VAL Napa Valley, California 58 2012 L’ECOLE Nº 41 Walla Walla, Washington 61 2013 CHATEAU MONTELENA Calistoga Napa Valley, California 97 2013 STAG’S LEAP WINE CELLARS Artemis Napa Valley, California 100 2013 HONIG Napa Valley, California 165 2012 DARIOUSH Napa Valley, California 178 2012 PLUMPJACK Estate McWilliams Oakville Vineyard Napa Valley, California 210 2009 STAGLIN FAMILY VINEYARD Rutherford Napa Valley, California 325 merlot 2012 MIRASSOU WINERY Modesto, California 5.5 / 22 2013 CHARLES SMITH “Te Velvet Devil” Washington State 6 / 24 2013 CHATEAU STE MICHELLE Columbia Valley, Washington 7.75 / 31 2013 DUCKHORN Decoy Sonoma County, California 43 2013 WHITEHALL LANE Napa Valley, California 45 pinot noir 2013 HOB NOB Pays d'Oc France 5.25 / 21 2013 A TO Z Newberg, Oregon 9 / 36 2014 MEIOMI Monterrey/Sonoma/Santa Barbara Counties, California 9/ 36 2014 LA CREMA Sonoma Coast, California 11 / 44 2012 CALERA Central Coast, California 50 2013 ELK COVE VINEYARDS Willamette Valley, Oregon 52 2014 KRUTZ FAMILY CELLARS Akins Family Vineyard Anderson Valley, California 75 2014 BERGSTRÖM Cumberland Reserve Willamette Valley, Oregon 79 2012 SOTER VINEYARDS North Valley Reserve Willamette, Oregon 92 2013 TALLEY VINEYARDS Rosemary’s Vineyard Arroyo Grande Valley, California 125 2012 DOMAINE SERENE Evenstad Reserve Willamette Valley, Oregon 136 2012 DOMAINE CHRISTIAN CLERGET Vosne-Romaneé Les Violettes Cote D’Or France 150 2014 KOSTA BROWNE Russian River Valley Sonoma County, California 186 2011 DOMAINE PARENT Les Epenots Premiere Cru De Pommard Cote D’Or France 200 2014 KOSTA BROWNE Gap’s Crown Vineyard Sonoma Coast, California 242 2011 THIBAULT LIGER-BELAIR Corton “Les Renardes” Grand Cru Cote de Beaune, France 275 zinfandel 2013 RAVENSWOOD Vintner’s Blend California 5 / 20 2014 BOGLE VINEYARDS “Old Vine” Clarksburg, California 24 2014 CLINE “Ancient Vines” Sonoma, California 7 / 28 2013 SIVAS-SONOMA “Old Vine” Sonoma County, California 35 2014 SEGHESIO FAMILY VINEYARDS Sonoma County, California 47 other reds & blends 2014 LOUIS JADOT Beaujolais-Villages Beaujolais, France 5.5 / 22 2014 CRIOS Malbec Mendoza, Argentina 6 / 24 2013 FAMILLE PERRIN Cotes Du Rhone Villages Orange, France 6.5 / 26 2011 MICHELE CHIARLO Barbera d’ Asti Piedmont, Italy 6.75 / 27 2014 MENAGE `A TROIS “Silk” Pinot Noir/Malbec/Petite Sirah California 7 / 28 2011 MARQUÉS DE CACERES Crianza Rioja Spain 7 / 28 2011 LA PERRA GORDA Vino De La Tierra Castilla Y Leone, Spain 7 / 28 2012 SANTI ‘SOLANE’ Valpolicella Ripasso Classico Superiore Veneto, Italy 7.25 / 29 2014 ELDERTON E Series Shiraz/Cabernet Sauvignon South Australia 7.25 / 29 2012 ROCCA DELL MACIE Sasyr Sangiovese/Syrah Tuscany, Italy 7.50 / 30 2012 TOURNON Victorian Shiraz Mathilda Victoria, Australia 32 2014 MICHAEL DAVID WINERY Petite Petit Lodi Lodi, California 8.25 / 34 2014 BODEGAS BORSAO “Tres Picos” Garnacha Campo De Borja, Spain 8.75 / 35 2013 ALEXANDER VALLEY Cabernet Franc Sonoma County, California 44 2014 DOMAINE DE LA VOUTE DES CROTES Cote de Brouilly Beaujolais, France 45 2013 B & G Chateauneuf-Du-Pape Rhone, France 58 2011 COUDOULET DE BEAUCASTEL Cotes Du Rhone France 59 2012 K VINTNERS “Guido” Jack’s Vineyard Sangiovese Walla Walla Valley, Washington 83 2013 K VINTNERS “Te Creator” 74% Cabernet Sauvignon 26% Syrah Walla Walla, Washington 100 2009 QUILCEDA CREEK “CVR” Cab/Merlot/Cab Franc/Petit Verdot/Malbec Columbia Valley, Washington 130 2012 ANDREW WILL Sorella Champoux Vineyard Horse Heaven Hills Columbia Valley, Washington 149 2013 DOMAINE DU VIEUX TELEGRAPHE Chateauneuf-du Pape Rhone, France 165.
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