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Full Wine List wine by the glass white france moscato. valencia. piquitos 2018..................................................................7 melon de bourgogne. loire. louis métaireau muscadet 2019...................48 cava. penedes. kila ......................................................................................... 8 riesling. alsace. domaine barmès buecher 2012 ........................................ 71 montepulciano sparkling rosé natural. abruzzo. il mostro........................ 12 pinot blanc. alsace. jean-baptiste ‘adam’ nature 2016.............................45 gamay-cab franc rosé natural. loire. gaspard 2018 ..................................10 sauvignon blanc-chard. cheverny. domaine pascal bellier 2017 .............40 sauvignon blanc. sancerre. henri bourgeois ‘les baronnes’ 2019............. 52 pinot grigio. trentino-alto aldige. colterenzio 2017 ...................................9 sauvignon blanc. bordeaux. mary taylor 2019...........................................36 verdejo natural. rueda. menade 2018..........................................................9 chenin blanc. loire. merieau fleuve blanc 2015.........................................45 riesling. nahe. kruger rumpf 2019 .............................................................. 12 vermentino-grenache blanc natural. rhone. la patience 2019 ................40 sauvignon blanc. marlborough. stoneleigh 2020 ......................................9 chardonnay. burgundy. domaine guenguen chablis 2016 .......................48 vermentino-grenache blanc natural. rhone. la patience 2019................10 chardonnay. burgundy. clos des rocs macon-loche 2019.......................46 chardonnay. california. bishop’s peak 2019.................................................9 chardonnay. famille vincent pouilly-fuissé ................................................ 57 italy, greece, slovenia california. broc ‘got grapes?’ carignan-valdiguié natural. ........................ 11 pinot grigio. trentino-alto aldige. colterenzio 2017..................................36 txakolina. ameztoi 2019................................... 12 hondarribi beltza natural. assyrtiko. santorini. sigalas 2018................................................................. 47 slovenia. heaps good wine company 2017..................11 pinot noir natural. bombino bianco natural. puglia. calcarius 2019 1 liter..............................53 cahors. clos siguier 2017 .................................................. 12 malbec natural. timorasso natural. piedmont. vignetti massa ‘derthona’ 2017 .................59 monastrell natural. valencia. fermina 2018 ...............................................10 cabernet sauvignon. alexander valley. k. goldschmidt 2017 .....................11 germany, austria, hungary, switzerland riesling. nahe. kruger rumpf 2019 ..............................................................48 riesling. rheinhessen. dreissigacker trocken 2015 ....................................34 sparkling grüner veltliner. wachau. nikohaihof 2016 ................................................ 52 furmint. tokaj. kiralyudvar sec 2015........................................................... 47 chasselas. valais. l’alpage fendant 2018......................................................48 cava. penedes. kila NV................................................................................ 32 brut nature. champagne. tarlant ‘zero’ NV............................................ 105 spain brut. champagne. gonet blanc de blancs NV.........................................138 ondarrabi zuri. txakolina. astobiza 2019.....................................................48 brut. champagne. haton NV......................................................................65 listán blanco. canary islands. tajinaste 2018..............................................42 brut. champagne. a.r. lenoble ‘intense’ NV..............................................90 verdejo natural. rueda. menade 2018.........................................................36 brut. champagne. aubry premier cru 2016..............................................80 brut. champagne. pol roger NV.............................................................. 105 new zealand, south africa brut. champagne. veuve clicquot NV...................375 ml 74 / 750 ml 129 chenin blanc. western cape. secateurs 2017............................................. 32 brut. champagne. lallier grand cru 2019 ..................................................115 sauvignon blanc. marlborough. stoneleigh 2020.....................................36 brut. champagne. louis roederer cristal 2009 .....................................450 sauvignon blanc. canterbury. mt. beautiful 2018 ......................................41 brut. champagne. moet & chandon ‘imperial’ 1.5 liter NV ................. 220 chardonnay. western cape. hamilton russell 2017.................................... 67 rosé brut. loire. louis de grenelle NV........................................................40 new york champagne. billecart-salmon NV.........................................180 rosé brut. riesling. lake seneca. forge cellars ‘breakneck creek’ 2019...................... 52 rosé brut. champagne. laurent-perrier cuvée NV.................................175 rosé brut. alsace. lucien albrecht NV 1.5 L ..............................................90 oregon, washington rosé sparkling natural. abruzzo. il mostro..................................................48 pinot gris. willamette. eyrie 2016 ...............................................................49 sumoll pet nat. catalonia. can sumoi 2018 ...............................................44 pinot gris-gewurz. eola-amity hills. evesham wood 2019........................40 muller thurgau pet nat. czech republic. nestarec ‘danger’ 2019............70 gruner veltliner. willamette. illahe 2016.....................................................44 fortana rosé pet nat . emilia romagna. sèt e mèz NV ..............................38 gewurztraminer. umpqua valley. brandborg 2014 .................................... 37 viognier. willamette. illahe 2017..................................................................40 chardonnay. willamette. martin woods eola-amity hills 2017 ................. 62 rosé & orange california chenin blanc. santa maria valley. lieu dit 2017 ..........................................50 chenin blanc natural. california. broc ‘happi’ 2018 .................................. .45 gamay-cab franc rosé natural. loire. gaspard 2018 .................................40 sauvignon blanc. sonoma. alma de cattleya 2019.....................................44 pinot noir rosé. sancerre. domaine gueneau 2018 ..................................57 sauvignon blanc. mendocino. elizabeth spencer 2018.............................40 gamay-pinot noir rosé. loire. dom. du salvard cheverny 2020 .............54 sauvignon blanc. napa. round pond 2017 .................................................. 75 skin-fermented vermentino orange. sardinia. cardedu bocce 2019......42 vermentino. carneros. ryme ‘hers’ 2014....................................................53 skin-fermented chardonnay orange. carneros. scribe 500ml 2016.....60 chardonnay. california. bishop’s peak 2019................................................36 chardonnay. los alamos. diatom unoaked bar-m 2018............................. 81 chardonnay. santa rita hills. brewer-clifton 2016......................................72 chardonnay. sonoma coast. peay vineyards 2016 .....................................91 chardonnay. napa. shafer red shoulder ranch 2012 .................................95 chardonnay. napa. plumpjack 2015............................................................117 pinot noir. santa barbara county. liquid farm 2018 ................................91 red pinot noir. sonoma coast. elizabeth spencer 2017 ................................94 france pinot noir. carneros. robert sinskey 2015 ..............................................86 gamay. beaujolais. michel chignard fleurie cru 2018.............................57 pinot noir. russian river. pillow road 2013.............................................160 gamay. beaujolais. mommessin les grandes mises saint-amour 2018 48 carignan. mendocino. lioco 2016............................................................55 pinot noir. jura. domaine henri marie arbois 2016.................................42 grenache. mendocino. elizabeth spencer 2017 .................................... 44 pinot noir. burgundy. gérard raphet les grands champs 2018..............68 petite sirah. dry creek. ridge 2016 ..........................................................92 pinot noir-gamay. loire. herve villemade 2019 ......................................62 syrah. mendocino. copain 2016 ............................................................. 64 gren.-syrah-mourvedre. rhone. le clos du caillou cote du rhone 2018 ......59 zinfandel. lodi. time place 2017...............................................................68 grenache-mourvedre. rhone. chateaumar chateauneuf-du-pape 2017 .. 75 zinfandel. northern california. saldo 2018..............................................75 malbec natural. cahors. clos siguier 2017 .............................................. 48 cabernet sauvignon-syrah. paso robles. harvey & harriet 2017.......... 50 syrah. rhone. domaine lombard crozes-hermitage 2013 .....................56 cabernet sauvignon-merlot. napa. chappellet mtn. cuvee 2017 .........75 cabernet
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