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By the Bottle BY THE BOTTLE __________________________________________ ________________________________________________ RED ______________________Light_____________________________ SPARKLING Succés Vinicola “La Cuca de Llum” / Trepat / CATALUNYA, Spain 2014 / 56 Corte Bianca Saten / Chardonnay / LOMBARDY, Italy 2009 / 102 Turley “Bechtoldt Vineyard” / Cinsault / LODI, CA 2015 / 59 H. Goutorbe “Cuvée Prestige” Premier Cru / P. Noir, Chardonnay, Gai’a / Agiorgitiko / PELOPONNESE, Greece 2014 / 52 P. Meunier / CHAMPAGNE, France NV / 95 Chartogne-Taillet “Le Rose” / Pinot Noir, Chardonnay / Statti / Gaglioppo / CALABRIA, Italy 2015 / 54 CHAMPAGNE, France NV / 88 Forstreiter Reserve / St. Laurent / NIEDERÖSTERREICH, Austria **P. Gimonnet Brut 1er Cru “Blanc de Blancs” /Chardonnay / 2009 / 72 CHAMPAGNE, France NV / 55 Half Btl. ____________________Pinot Noir__________________________ **Ployez-Jacquemart “Extra Brut Rosé” / Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, R. Jeanniard Morey-St-Denis 1er Cru Clos des Ormes / Pinot Noir / Pinot Meunier / CHAMPAGNE, Fr. NV / 45 – Half Btl. BURGUNDY, France 2013 / 95 ________________________________________________ Fiddlehead Cellars, Pinot Noir Cuvée 728 / Pinot Noir / STA. RITA HILLS, CA (2010) / 82 WHITE ** Adelsheim Vineyard Pinot Noir / WILLAMETTE VALLEY, OR 2014 ______________________Light & Crisp____________________ / 37 – Half Btl. / 70 (750ml) Bodegas Laureatus, Rías Baixas / Albariño / GALICIA, Spain Calera Mills Vineyard /.Pinot Noir / MT. HARLAN, CA 2014 / 42– 2016 / 57 Half Btl (O) **Fournier / Sauvignon Blanc / Sancerre, France 2015 / 34 – Half Btl. J.K. Carrier “Vespidae” / Pinot Noir / WILLAMETTE VALLEY, OR 2013 Domaine Taupenot-Merme, Côte d’Or / Aligoté / BURGUNDY, / 49 – Half Btl. France 2008 / 49 Porter Creek / Pinot Noir / SONOMA, CA 2014 / 80 Alois Lageder “Benefizium Porer” / Pinot Grigio / TRENTINO-ALTO ADIGE, Italy 2015 / 65 ______________________Fruity____________________________ Bodegas La Caña “Navia” / Albariño / GALICIA, Spain 201 / 70 Cascina Tavijn “Ruché di Castagnole Monferrato” / Ruché / PIEDMONT, Italy 2013 / 55 Cellar Frisach “La Foradada” / Garnatxa Blanca / CATALUNYA, Spain 2014 / 62 Mas La Mola, Priorat DOCa / Carinena, Garnacha / CATALUNYA, Spain 2009 / 72 ______________________Aromatic_________________________ Pecchenino “S. L. Dogliani” / Dolcetto / PIEDMONT, Italy 2014 / 55 Tegernseerhof Terrassen Federspiel / Riesling / WACHAU, Austria Luca Ferraris, Ruchè di Castagnole Monferrato Clasic / Ruché / 2014 / 61 PIEDMONT, Italy 2015 / 56 J.J. Prüm “Zeltinger Sonnenuhr Spatlese” / Riesling / MOSEL, Thalvin-Alain Graillot “Syrocco” / Syrah / MOROCCO 2011 / 57 Germany 2007 / 75 Frog’s Leap / Zinfandel / NAPA, CA 2013 / 67 (O) Szõke Mátyás / Irsai Olivér / Mátra, Hungary 2013 / 49 (S) Castello di Montegrosso, Barbera d'Asti Ruleja, / Barbera / Alleno & Chapoutier “Croix de Chabot” / Marsanne / S. JOSEPH, PIEDMONT, Italy 1995 / 72 France 2012 / 74 ______________________Earthy____________________________ Wieninger / Gemischter Satz / VIENNA, Austria 2013 / 56 Nino Negri “Quadrio” Valtellina Superiore / Nebbiolo /LOMBARDY, Huarpe “Taymente” / Torrontés / MENDOZA, Argentina 2014 / 50 Italy 2011 / 54 L’Ecole No. 41 Sémillon / COLUMBIA VALLEY, WA 2013 / 56 ** Dom. du Vieux Lazaret, Chât.-du-Pape / Grenache, Syrah / Douloufakis Nikos “Femina” / Malvasia / CRETE, Greece 2015 / 54 RHONE VALLEY, France (2013) / 53 –Half Btl. / 95 (750ml) Kabaj “Ravan” / Zeleni Sauv. / PRIMORSKA, Slovenia 2012 / 56 Chanrion Côte de Brouilly “Dom. de la Voûte des Crozes” / Gamay / BURGUNDY, France 2013 / 56 / 14 Kabaj “Rebula” / Ribolla Gialla / Primorska, Slovenia 2012 / 60 (S) Mas de Gourgonnier / Cabernet Sauvignon, Grenache, Syrah, Spiegelberg (S) / Juhfark, Hárslevelű, Furmint / TOKAJ, Hungary Carignan / PROVENCE, France / 55 (O) 2011 / 70 ** Damilano BAROLO “Lacinquevigne” / Nebbiolo, PIEDMONT CVNE “Monopole” / Viura / RIOJA, Spain 2015 / 47 Italy 2012 / 43 – Half Btl. Argyros / Assyrtiko / SANTORINI, Greece 2015 / 60 Marchesi di Grésy, Barbaresco Gaiun / Nebbiolo / PIEDMONT, Italy 2003 / 135 Damilano, Barolo “Brunate” / Nebbiolo, PIEDMONT Italy 2011 / 120 _______________________Full_____________________________ Azienda Agricola Piccoli, AMARONE della Valpolicella / Corvina, **Ridge Estate / Chardonnay / SANTA CRUZ, CA 2014 / 54 Half Btl. Rondinella, Molinara / VENETO Italy 2010 / 75 Löwengang Tenutae Lagader / Chardonnay / TRENTINO-ALTO Durigutti / Malbec / MENDOZA, Argentina 2014 / 54 ADIGE, Italy 2010 / 84 (B, O) ______________________Full______________________________ Dom. Bernard Defaix 1er Cru Côte de Lechet Réserve / Clos du Gravillas Minervois / Carignan , Syrah, Grenacha / Chardonnay / BURGUNDY, France 2013 / 72 LANGUEDOC-ROUSSILLON, France 2014 / 64 (O) (B) Lopez de Heredia “Viña Gravonia”/ Viura / RIOJA, Spain 2005 / 68 Nexus / Tempranillo / RIBERA DEL DUERO, Spain 2012 / 56 (O) Niepoort “Redoma Branco” / Rabigato, Codega, Viosinho, Arinto Porqué no? / Zinfandel, Cab. , P. Verdot, P. Syrah/ NAPA, CA / 62 DOURO, Portugal 2013 / 55 (O) Round Pond “Rutherford” / Cab. Sauvignon / NAPA, CA 2013 / 106 Writer’s Block / Roussanne / LAKE COUNTY, CA 2011 / 50 Domaine Chambeyron “La Chavarine” / Syrah / CÔTE-ROTIE, La Cabotte, “Colline” Côte Du Rhône / Grenache Blanc, Clairette, France 2011/ 108 Viognier / RHONE VALLEY, France 2015 / 48 Clos du Val / Cabernet Sauvignon / NAPA, CA (2014) / 115 Masseria Li Veli Valle d'Itria / Verdeca, Fiano Minutolo / PUGLIA, A Mandria di Signadore “Patrimonio” / Nielluccio / CORSICA, Italy 2014 / 57 France 2013 / 78 (O) Domaine Philippe Tessier “La Porte Doree” (B) / Romorantin / COUR-CHEVERNY, France 2009 / 62 Moure Viños Artesans, “Trad. Barrique” / Mencia, Garnacha, Tempranillo Merenzao / R. SACRA Spain 2013 / (FB) 68 Azienda Agricola “Cà del Magro” / (S) Garganega, Trebbiano, Tocai, Cortese, Chard, Riesling / VENETO, Italy 2009 / 52 .
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