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The Short List a Selection of Wines That Are Approachable, Offer Great Value, and Are Truly Unique The Short List A selection of wines that are approachable, offer great value, and are truly unique. Bianco 1858 La Triolet, Pinot Gris (Pinot Grigio) (Vallee d'Aosta) 2018 $60 1877 Cieck, "T" Erbaluce Di Caluso (Pienonte) 2016 $60 1012 Burlotto, G.B. Mores, Dives, Sauvignon Blanc (Piemonte) 2017 $65 1857 Scavino, Paolo, "Sorriso" Langhe Bianco (Piemonte) 2018 $50 Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Viognier 1810 Bisci, "Fogliano" Verdicchio dei Matelica (Marche) 2016 $55 1851 Palazzone, Campo del Guardiano, Orvieto (Umbria) 2015 $55 1011 Pra, Colle Sant'Antonio, Soave Classico (Veneto) 2014 $70 1203 Niedrist, Trias Mitterberg Weiss (Alto Adige) 2015 $65 Chardonnay, Petit Manseng, Incrocio Manzoni 1854 Castelfeder, Von Lehm, Gewurztraminer (Alto Adige) 2015 $50 1876 Montenidoli, Fiore Vernaccia di San Gimignano (Toscana) 2017 $60 1004 Ampeleia, Bianco di Ampeleia (Toscana) 2017 $55 Old Vine Trebbiano Field Blend 1873 Romano Clelia, "Colli di Lapio" Fiano Di Avellino (Campania) 2017 $60 Rosso 7900 Foradori, Teroldego (Trentino) 2015 $55 7958 Costa Graia, Cesanese di Piglio (Lazio) 2013 $55 3015 Ciacci Piccolomini d'Aragona, Rosso di Montalcino (Toscana) 2017 $55 7745 Almondo, Giovanni, Roero, Bric Valdiana, Nebbiolo (Piemonte) 2012 $65 7419 Rivella, Serafino, Dolcetto D'Alba (Piemonte) 2017 $70 7924 Cantine Garrone, Ca d' Maté, Valli Ossolane Rosso (Piemonte) 2014 $55 Nebbiolo, Croatina, & Prunent 7632 Moccagatta, Basarin , Barbaresco (Piemonte) 2003 $95 7631 La Miraja, Ruche D Castagnole Monferrato (Piemonte) 2018 $60 7332 Perticaia, Montefalco Sagrantino (Umbria) 2012 $90 7987 Ca La Bionda, Campo Casal Vegri , Valpolicella (Veneto) 2013 $50 7046 Terre Bianche, Rossesse di Dolceaqua (Liguria) 2015 $55 7923 Danillo Thomain, Enfer D'Arvier (Valle d'Aosta) 2009 $60 7937 Terre del Principe, Centomoggia, Casavecchia (Campania) 2006 $85 Casavecchia, & Pallagrello Nero 3 Italian Sparkling Wine 4002 Bortolomiol, Cartizze Prosecco Di Valdobbiadene Superiore (Veneto) NV $70 4001 Ferrari, Perle' (Trentino) 2011 $85 4007 Ferrari, 'Giulio Ferrari' Riserva del Fondatore (Trentino) 2007 $275 4010 Ferrari, Rose' Trento (Trentino) NV $60 Champagne 4017 Louis Roederer, Cristal 2007 $450 4005 Drappier, Brut Nature, Zero Dosage NV $110 4013 Moet & Chandon, Cuvee Dom Perignon 2009 $395 4020 Nicolas Feuillatte, Cuvee Palmes d'Or 1.5 lt 1992 $420 4004 Veuve Cliquot Ponsardin NV $125 Grower Champagne 4003 Bereche & Fils, Brut Reserve NV $85 4029 Laherte Freres, Blanc di Blanc, Brut Nature NV $110 4024 Vilmart & Cie, Grand Cellier NV $120 4026 Rene Geoffroy, ‘Cuvée Volupte’ 2006 $135 Rosé Champagne 4028 Laherte Freres, Rose' De Meunier, Extra Brut NV $95 Rosato 4506 Burlotto, G.B. Elatis, Vino Rosato (Piemonte) 2019 $65 4507 Nervi-Conterno, Rosato (Piemonte) 2020 $70 4505 Oddero, "Pride" Langhe Rosato (Piemonte) 2020 $55 4504 Terre Nere, Etna Rosato 2020 $60 4503 Domaine Ott, Clos Mireille (Provence) 2017 $115 4502 Domaine Ott, Château de Selle (Provence) 2017 $125 4 Italian WhiteWine Friuli-Venezia Giulia 1009 Borgo Del Tiglio, Ronco Della Cheisa, Friulano 2010 $130 1837 Miani, Friuliano 2014 $225 1814 Radikon, Jakot, Friulano 2002 $130 1848 Radikon, Ribolla Gialla 2002 $130 1006 Miani, Chardonnay 2013 $195 1845 Miani, Chardonnay 2014 $210 1864 Vodopivec, Vitovska 2003 $95 1870 Vodopivec, Solo MM4, Vitovska 2004 $130 Super Friulian Whites 1819 Bastianich, Vespa Bianco 2016 $80 Chardonnay, Sauvignon and Picolit 1016 Borgo Del Tiglio, Studio di Bianco 2015 $180 Friuliano, Reisling, and Sauvignon Blanc 1025 Jermann, Vintage Tunina 2013 $135 Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc 1849 Radikon, Oslavje 2002 $120 Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, & Sauvignon Blanc 1835 Damijan, Bianco Kaplja 2004 $90 Chardonnay,Tocai, & Malvasia Valle d'Aosta 1858 La Triolet, Pinot Gris (Pinot Grigio) 2018 $60 5 Italian WhiteWine Trentino-Alto Adige 1722 Koferhof, Pinot Grigio 2018 $60 1015 Elena Walch, "Beyond the Clouds" 2012 $110 Proprietary blend of predominantly Chardonnay 1201 Kuenhof, Sudtirol Eisacktaler, Sylvaner 2013 $60 1836 Niedrist, "Berg" Terlaner Weissburgunder 2014 $60 Pinot Bianco 1854 Castelfeder, Von Lehm, Gewurztraminer 2015 $50 1202 J.Hofstatter, Kolbenhof, Gewurztraminer 2012 $90 1203 Niedrist, Trias Mitterberg Weiss 2015 $65 Chardonnay, Petit Manseng, Incrocio Manzoni 1020 Abbazia Di Novacella, Kerner 2019 $55 1816 Kuenhof, Sudtirol Eisacktaler, Veltliner 2014 $60 Liguria 1008 Punta Crena, Pigato Ca da Rena, Riviera Ligure Di Ponente 2012 $50 1809 Bruna, Pigato Majè, Riviera Ligure di Ponente 2016 $45 1002 Bruna, Pigato U Baccan, Riviera Ligure di Ponente 2015 $80 Piemonte 1012 Burlotto, G.B. Mores, Dives, Sauvignon Blanc , Langhe Bianco 2017 $65 1024 Almondo, Giovanni, Le Rive del Bricco, Roero Arneis 2017 $65 1877 Cieck, "T" Erbaluce Di Caluso 2016 $60 1708 La Scolca, Gavi di Gavi (Black Label) 2019 $95 1857 Scavino, Paolo, "Sorriso" Langhe Bianco 2018 $50 Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Viognier Marche 1810 Bisci, "Fogliano" Verdicchio dei Matelica 2016 $55 1856 Bisci, "Senex" Verdicchio dei Matelica Riserva 2010 $90 Abruzzo 1003 Tiberio, Fonte Canale, Trebbiano d'Abruzzo 2016 $145 6 Italian WhiteWine Veneto 1011 Pra, Colle Sant'Antonio, Soave Classico 2014 $70 Toscana 1871 Isole e Olena, Chardonnay 2016 $85 1004 Ampeleia, Bianco di Ampeleia 2017 $55 Old Vine Trebbiano Field Blend 1876 Montenidoli, Fiore Vernaccia di San Gimignano 2017 $60 1830 Montenidoli, Il Templare 2012 $70 70% Vernaccia, 20% Trebbiano Gentile, 10% Malvasia Bianca 1827 Querciabella, Batar 2004 $275 1828 Querciabella, Batar 2009 $245 1707 Querciabella, Batar 2010 $160 50% Chardonnay & 50% Pinot Bianco Lazio 1846 Monastero Suore Cistercensi, Coenobium Rusticum 2007 $55 1855 Monastero Suore Cistercensi, Coenobium Rusticum 2008 $65 Verdicchio, Trebbiano, & Greccheto Umbria 1851 Palazzone, Campo del Guardiano, Orvieto 2015 $55 1808 Castello della Sala (Antinori), Cervaro della Sala 2015 $105 Chardonnay, Grechetto 1703 Paolo Bea, Santa Chiara 2008 $90 Grechetto, Malvasia, Chardonnay, Sauvignon, Garganega 1878 Paolo Bea, Arboreus 2006 $130 Trebbiano Campania 1838 Casntina di Lisandro, Lancella, Pallagrelo Bianco 2014 $55 1815 Benito Ferrara, Vigna Cicogna, Greco Di Tufo 2017 $55 1873 Romano Clelia, "Colli di Lapio" Fiano Di Avellino 2017 $60 Sicilia 1844 Occhipinti, SP68 Bianco 2020 $65 Zibibbo. Albanello 1001 Terre Nere, Etna Bianco 2020 $60 1879 Terre Nere, Le Vigne Niche, Etna Bianco Superiore 2018 $80 7 German Whites 1026 Jakob Schneider, Melaphyr, Riesling Trocken (Nahe) 2018 $50 1017 Selbach-Oster, Kabinett Riesling (Mosel Saar Ruwer) 2016 $50 1214 Muller-Catoir, Burgergarten Spatlese, Muskateller Trocken 2005 $75 New World Chardonnay 1021 Aubert, Larry Hyde & Sons (Carneros) 2012 $160 1000 Brewer-Clifton, Mount Carmel (Santa Rita Hills) 2005 $120 1007 Ceritas, Trout Gulch Vineyard (Santa Cruz Mountains) 2014 $115 1019 Cruse Wine Company, Rorick Vineyard (Sierra Foothills) 2016 $80 1860 Darioush (Napa) 2017 $130 1022 Flowers (Sonoma) 2016 $125 1013 Clendenen Family Vineyards, PIP (Santa Maria Valley) 2014 $60 1046 Kistler, Les Noisetiers (Sonoma) 2018 $135 1875 Lewis Cellars (Napa) 2018 $125 1721 Marcassin, Marcassin Vineyard (Sonoma) 2011 $325 1023 Marcassin, Marcassin Vineyard (Sonoma) 2012 $335 1719 Ojai, Bien Nacido (Santa Maria Valley) 2016 $60 1047 Peter Michael, "Ma-Belle-Fille" (Sonoma) 2007 $145 1705 Red Car (Sonoma) 2014 $70 1018 Peter Michael, La Carriere (Sonoma) 2011 $150 1813 Peter Michael, La Carriere (Sonoma) 2012 $160 8 Tuscany Chianti 5002 Buondonno (Castellina) 2015 $60 7986 Castello Di Ama, San Loreanzo Riserva, Gran Selezione (Gaiole) 2010 $105 7007 Castello Di Ama, Vigneto Bellavista (Gaiole) 2001 $230 7023 Castello Di Ama, Vigneto La Casuccia (Gaiole) 1997 $260 7008 Castello Di Ama, Vigneto La Casuccia (Gaiole) 2001 $230 5906 Castello Di Volpaia, Riserva (Radda) 2016 $70 8276 Castello Monsanto, Riserva 1.5 ltr (Barberino Val d'Elsa) 2015 $145 5001 Castell'in Villa, Riserva (C.Berardenga) 2006 $105 7095 Castell'in Villa, Riserva (C.Berardenga) 2010 $115 8205 Fattoria Corzano e Paterno, I Tre Borri Riserva 1.5ltr (San Casciano) 2012 $140 5004 Fattoria Di Felsina (C.Berardenga) 2017 $60 8204 Fattoria Di Felsina, Rancia Riserva 1.5 lt (C.Berardenga) 1999 $310 8331 Fattoria Di Felsina, Rancia Riserva 3 lt (C.Berardenga) 2001 $595 5021 Fattoria Di Felsina, Rancia Riserva (C.Berardenga) 2013 $145 8202 Fattoria Di Felsina, Rancia Riserva 1.5 lt (C.Berardenga) 2013 $270 7093 Fattoria Di Felsina, Rancia Riserva (C.Berardenga) 2016 $125 5015 Fattoria Di Felsina, Colonia, Gran Selezione (C.Berardenga) 2013 $335 8263 Fattoria Di Felsina, Illo Riserva 1.5 lt (C.Berardenga) 1997 $510 5903 Isole e Olena, Gran Selezione (Barberino Val d'Elsa) 2010 $395 4982 Monteraponi (Radda) 2017 $65 7208 Fattoria Selvapiana, Fornace Rufina Riserva 1995 $145 9 Tuscany Rosso di Montalcino 3015 Ciacci Piccolomini d'Aragona 2017 $55 4994 Biondi Santi, Tenuta Greppo 2015 $240 5428 Pian Dell'Orino 2015 $120 5040 Poggio di Sotto 2012 $175 5446 Stella di Campalto 2012 $120 4985 Stella di Campalto 2013 $140 5000 Stella di Campalto 2014 $195 Other Tuscan Reds 7011 Dei, Vino Nobile di Montepulciano 2017 $55 7013 Piaggia, Il Sasso Carmignano 2015 $65 10 Tuscany Brunello di Montalcino 8315 Aleramici (3 ltr) 2007 $350 8316 Aleramici (5 ltr) 2007 $650 77013 Aleramici Riserva 1988 $390 7058 Aleramici Riserva 1990 $360 7203 Aleramici Riserva 1999 $295 8317 Aleramici Riserva (5 ltr) 2004 $1,300 7072 Aleramici Riserva 2006 $160 8231 Aleramici Riserva (1.5 ltr) 2006 $360 8318 Aleramici Riserva (3 ltr) 2006 $620 8319 Aleramici
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