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White Sparkling & Champagne GRAPES PRODUCER VTG* REGION PROFILE GLASS / BTL SPARKLING & CHAMPAGNE granny smith apples, mint, Glera (Prosecco) IL VIAGGIO NV Prosecco Italy 8 40 DOC, apricot, with a hint of minerality crisp pear & apple, with a ginger Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Champagne, DELAMOTTE NV undertone, baguette, and a fresh 15 75 Pinot Meunier France minerality Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, white pear, baked apple, and a TATTINGER NV Reims, France 14 70 Pinot Meunier crisp acidity seductively light and refreshing SCHARFFENBERGER Mendocino, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir NV rose, crisp with vibrant aromas of 11 55 CELLARS BRUT ROSE California raspberry and red currant a gorgeous rosé Champagne with Pinot Noir, Pinot Champagne, LANSON BRUT ROSE NV sliced strawberries, orange peel ~ 120 Meunier, Chardonnay France and hints of cream and pie crust. aromas of fruit and then releases Pinot Noir, Pinot Champagne, POL ROGER BRUT NV light flavours of honeysuckle and ~ 110 Meunier, Chardonnay France white jasmine complex structure, dried apricots, TATTINGER COMTES Champagne, asian pear,citron lime and Chardonnay DE CHAMPAGNE 2007 ~ 210 France Baklava with a crisp mineral BLANC DE BLANCS finish fresh cut flowers and fruit, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, KRUG marzipan, brioche, honey and NV Reims, France ~ 320 Pinot Meunier "GRAND CUVÉE BRUT" citrus fruits with a crisp delicious finish WHITE citrus, white flowers, pears, Pinot Grigio MATTEO BRAIDOT 2019 Fruili, Italy apples, and a hint of stony 8 40 minerality white peach, smooth crisp and Pinot Blanc HUGEL 2018 Alsace, France 10 50 well rounded LEITZ "DRAGON slighty sweet, exuding notes of Riesling 2019 Rheingau, Germany 9 45 STONE" peach and citrus and apple SOURGAL MOSCATO Castiglione Tinella, aromas of peach and apricot with Moscato 2018 9 45 D'ASTI It refreshing tiny bubbles Marlborough, New grapefruit, passion fruit, excellent Sauvignon Blanc VAVASOUR 2019 9 45 Zealand balance and drinkability clean with nectarine, citrus and Sauvignon Blanc DENIZOT 2019 Loire, France 13 65 minerality Vermentino di notes of citrus and tree fruits lead Vermentino ARGIOLAS 2019 with undertones of tropical fruits 8 40 Sardegna , Italy DOC and honey GRAPES PRODUCER VTG* REGION PROFILE GLASS / BTL FEUDA DISIA LU citrus, pears, apples, and a hint of Catarratto 2018 Sicily, Italy 11 55 BANCU stony minerality fresh pear, grapefruit, and Albariño GRANBAZAN 2018 Rias Baixas, Spain mandarine, with tart acidity and a 10 50 persimmon-tinged finish crisp with Meyer lemon, Chenin Blanc, Viognier PINE RIDGE 2019 California 9 45 honeydew melon, and tangelo intense flavors of dried apricot HARAS DE PIRQUE Casablanca Valley, Chardonnay 2018 and citrus. Lively acidity and 10 50 RESERVA Chile mineral notes ALBERT BICHOT floral notes, honeysuckle and a Chardonnay 2018 Burgundy, France 14 70 "THE SECRET" touch of citrus pear, peach, chai, with Chardonnay DUCKHORN 2018 Napa Valley, CA 14 70 wildflowers, minerality, and oak VINO DOLCE Sauvignon Blanc, ANTINORI MUFFATO aromas of hazelnut, flavors of Grechetto, Traminer, DELLA SALA 375 ml 2009 Umbria, Italy caramel, honey, tropical fruit, and 13 78 Sémillon, Riesling 2oz pour dried apricot raisined berry fruit, sugared TERRA D'ORO ZIN Zinfandel NV California dates, chocolate, caramel and 9 117 PORT 2oz pour orange peel. Touriga Nacional, DOW'S 10 YEAR OLD matured in oak casts, aromas of Touriga Franca, Tinta TAWNY PORT 2oz NV Porto, Portugal sweet dried fruits; palate of sweet 11 140 Roriz pour ripe fruit, vanilla, fig and oak. Touriga Nacional, DOW'S 20 YEAR OLD intense nose of toffee and raisins, Touriga Franca, Tinta TAWNY PORT 2oz NV Porto, Portugal ripe plum, dark honey, walnuts, 13 169 Roriz pour fig, and caramel finish a sweet and stylish sweet wine INNISKILIN CAB with cherry and crabapple Cabernet Franc FRANC 375ml 2oz NV Niagra, Canada 26 156 character. Full-bodied and pour medium sweet. aromatics of tropical fruit INNISKILIN VIDAL Vidal, Reisling NV Niagra, Canada including mango and orange 16 96 375ml 2oz pour dominate ROSÉ dry bright cherry, Deep Colombia Valley, Sangiovese BARNARD GRIFFIN 2019 strawberry notes, red and 10 50 WA blackberry fruits wild strawberries intertwine with Cinsalt, Grenache, Syrah, LOVE BY LOUBE 2019 Provence, FR notes of white flowers, and subtle 11 55 Merlot french vanilla RED light red fruits, plum, dried Schiava CEMBRA 2018 Trentino, IT 9 45 cherry. Light and refreshing Montery, Santa a medium bodied wine with red Pinot Noir BOEN 2018 Barbera, Sonoma, berry and cola flavors, 10 50 CA culminating in a lengthy finish GRAPES PRODUCER VTG* REGION PROFILE GLASS / BTL Willamette Valley, floral notes and warm cinnamon Pinot Noir ARCHERY SUMMIT 2016 15 75 OR with dark fruit tones ALBERT BICHOT clove spice, cherry, raspberry, Pinot noir 2017 Burgundy, France ~ 95 SANTENAY tobacco leaf and choclate Nebbiolo, Dolcetto, red fruits, plum, almond, black G.D. VAJRA 2018 Langhe, Italy 8 40 Barbera pepper, asian spices Tempranillo, Garnacha, VIÑA ARDANZA bright cherry with spice, coffee, 2010 Rioja, Spain 14 70 Graciano, Mazuelo “LA RIOJA ALTA” chocolate, vanilla, and clove Sangiovese, Chianti plush red and blackberry fruits, LE CAPITOZZE 2011 Tuscany, Italy 12 60 Classico Riserva sweet violet and earthy notes fresh black raspberry, vanilla, tea Merlot DUCKHORN 2017 Napa Valley, CA leaves, pie crust and licorice. silky ~ 85 tannins dark fruit, cassis, chocolate, dried Merlot SWANSON 2017 Napa Valley, CA 11 55 herbs, with supple tannins cherry and red delicious apple Cabernet, Merlot, Syrah, GOOSE RIDGE Columbia Valley, 2017 mingling with notes of vanilla and 8 40 Malbec, Mourvedre "G3" WA sweet spice Mendoza, blackberry, raspberry and violets, Malbec CORAZON DEL SOL 2018 11 55 Argentina Plum, tobacco and dusty tannins TORBRECK Barossa Valley, plum, boysenberry, black pepper Shiraz WOODCUTTER'S 2018 10 50 Australia dark berry fruits SHIRAZ Old Vine- Carignan, Zinfandel, Petite Syrah, "THREE" III FROM Contra Costa boysenberry, black plum, 2018 ~ 55 Mataro, Alicante MATTHEW CLINE County, CA blackcherry liquer, violets Bouschet berries and spice, dark, sweet Zinfandel, Petite Syrah, RIDGE VINEYARDS 2018 Sonoma, CA fruit fills the palate along with a 14 70 Carignan "THREE VALLEYS" hint of black pepper flavors of black currant and mild Grenache, Syrah, DELAS "VENTOUX" 2018 Ventoux, FR spice, with a hint of olive and 9 45 Mourvedre dark cherries, a balanced finish PIAN DELLE VIGNE Montalcino , a baby brunello, bright cherry Sangiovese ROSSO DI 2017 DOCG 13 65 notes and hints of light cedar MONTALCINO Italy intense fruit notes, spicy cherry, Montepulciano COLLEFRISIO "ZERO" 2017 Abruzzo , Italy 9 45 DOCG plum, and hints of violets CORTE DEI VENTI Montalcino , wild berries, spice, with soft Sangiovese BRUNELLO DE 2014 DOCG ~ 100 tannins and dried fruit MONTALCINO Italy Its nose is complex with aromas PRUNOTTO , of red fruit and spicy notes. The Nebbiolo 2017 Piedmont DOCG 14 70 BARBARESCO Italy palate is full and velvety with a persistent finish. GRAPES PRODUCER VTG* REGION PROFILE GLASS / BTL prune, cherry and jam aromas VIVALDI with persistent complex spices, Corvina, Corvinone VALPOLICELLA 2017 Veneto, Italy 10 50 coffee, cocoa and overripe fruit RIPASSO flavors dark garnet with black cherry, Merlot, Cabernet NICK GOLDSCHMIDT 2018 Sonoma, CA blackberry, plums, cherry, black 10 50 Sauvignon, Petit Verdot "FIDELITY" pepper, and velvety tannins finish dense and powerful, cassis and HUSSONET GRAN Cabernet Sauvignon 2015 Maipo Valley, Chile plum, vanilla, hint of mocha and 11 55 RESERVA spice blueberry with black currant, Cabernet Sauvignon PINE RIDGE 2017 Napa Valley, CA 17 85 crushed violets, casis, vanilla Cabernet Sauvignon, aromas of cassis, berry, plum, Alexander Valley, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, JUSTIN "ISOSCELES" 2017 toasty oak and vanilla, with great 19 95 CA Malbec, Petit Verdot structure and delicious tannins Cabernet Sauvignon, CAIN CONCEPT "THE plum, ripe cherries, violets, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, 2012 Napa Valley, CA ~ 90 BENCHLAND" concentrated and powerful Petit Verdot blackberries, dried blueberry and Cabernet Sauvignon, Medoc, Bordeaux CHATEAU BLAIGNAN 2016 spice, structured and firm finish 12 60 Merlot, Cabernet Franc France with solid tannins smoke and blackberry fruit Cabernet Sauvignon LITTLE GIANT 2016 Napa Valley, CA followed by notes of mocha and 21 105 cedar with a long bold finish LIMITED CELLAR SELECTIONS Santa Cruz lemon, apple, honeysuckle, Chardonnay MOUNT EDEN ESTATE 2015 ~ 115 Mountains, CA crushed rock and shale Cabernet Sauvignon, Bekaa Valley, mature red fruits, lush CHÂTEAU MUSAR 1998 ~ 120 Carignan, Cinsault Lebanon blackberry, cocoa, vanilla oak DOMAINE DUJAC 1er cool climate red cherry and Vosne-Romanee, Pinot Noir CRU - LES BEAUX 2016 mixed currant fruits with supple ~ 325 France MONTS floral spices elegant on the nose, with aromas MONTES PURPLE Colchagua Valley, Carmenre, Petite Verdot 2016 of ripe red and black berries over ~ 165 ANGEL Chile a background of sweet notes. Cabernet Sauvignon, On the palate it displays lovely DUCKHORN brightness, with firm, resolved Merlot, Cabernet Franc, 2016 Napa Valley, CA ~ 110 CABERNET tannins framing flavors of Petite Verdot boysenberry and black currant. wonderful aromas of tobacco, Colchagua Valley, warm earth and dried plums. The Malbec NEYEN 2016 ~ 210 Chile palate is beautifully juicy, spicy and elegant. MASTROJANNI fruit and vanila blended with leaf Montalcino Sangiovese BRUNELLO D 2013 tobacco with a intriguingly tangy ~ 160 Tuscany, Italy MONTALCINO finish GRAPES PRODUCER VTG* REGION PROFILE GLASS / BTL notes of ripe
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