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Bistro 83 Wines by the Glass BISTRO 83 WINES BY THE GLASS SPARKLING GLASS BOTTLE NV Lunetta Prosecco – Italy (Served with Candied Hibiscus Flower) 9 -- 2015 Banfi Rosa Regale – (Sparkling Sweet Red) – Italy 9 -- WHITE 2016 Maui Sauvignon Blanc – Marlborough, New Zealand 8 32 2016 Black Stallion Estate Chardonnay – Napa Valley, CA 11 44 2016 High Def Riesling – Mosel Valley, Germany 8 32 2015 Louis Latour Ardeche Chardonnay – Burgundy, France 7 28 NV Primo Amore Moscato Delle Venezie - Italy 7 28 2016 Adagio Pinot Grigio – Veneto, Italy 7 28 2016 S’ Eleme Vermentino - Monti, Italy 8 32 NV Broadbent Vinho Verde Rose – Portugal (NEW) 7 28 NV White Zinfandel – CA 6 20 RED 2016 Bodini Malbec – Mendoza, Argentina 7 28 2014 Cooper and Thief Bourbon Barrel Aged Red Blend, 4oz Pour, CA 8 50 2016 Grayson Cellars Merlot Lot 6 – San Luis Obispo County, CA 8 32 2016 Hybrid Cabernet Sauvignon – Lodi, CA 7 28 2016 Kiri Cannonau – Sardegna, Italy 9 36 2014 Orbit Cabernet Sauvignon – Alexander Valley, CA 12 48 2015 The Legend of Big Bill (Petit Verdot, Cabernet, Shiraz) – South Africa 8 32 2016 Three Thieves Pinot Noir – Napa, CA 7 28 2015 Boneshaker Zinfandel – Lodi, CA 9 36 Wine Flights Pick Any (3) Glass Pours of Wine - 2oz Pours 9 Vintages subject to change without prior notice. SPARKLING BIN BOTTLE 110 NV Bollinger Special Cuvee – Ay, France 105 117 NV Bollicine by Castellarin Prosecco – Veneto, Italy 38 584 N/A High Def Riesling (Sparkling) – Mosel Valley, Germany 32 210 NV Perrier – Jouet Grand Brut – Epernay, France 82 240 NV Schramsberg Blanc de Blanc – North Coast Calistoga, CA 80 251 NV Steorra Brut – Russian River Valley- CA 44 290 NV Veuve Clicquot “Yellow Label” Brut– Reims, France 105 SAUVIGNON BLANC BIN 325 2017 Cakebread Cellars – Napa Valley, CA 68 330 2016 Charles Krug Napa Valley, CA 38 361 2016 Ferrari Carano Fume Blanc- Sonoma County, CA 32 360 2016 Frog’s Leap – Rutherford, Napa, CA 52 359 2017 Grey Wacke – Malborough, New Zealand 46 400 2016 Kim Crawford – Marlborough, New Zealand 34 479 2014 Sivas Sonoma – Sonoma County, CA 40 481 2016 Thomas & Fils Sancerre La Crele - Loire Valley, France 60 PINOT GRIGIO BIN 609 2014 Available Pinot Grigio – Puglia, Italy 36 778 2016 The Furst Pinot Gris – Alsace, France 44 779 2016 Three Thieves Pinot Grigio – CA 32 Vintages subject to change without prior notice. ASSORTED WHITES BIN BOTTLE 560 2016 Cline Viognier – Sonoma, CA 28 585 2016 D’Arenberg “The Hermit Crab” Viognier Blend - Mclaren Vale, Australia 38 601 2016 Evolucio Furmint – Tokaj, Hungray 28 584 N/A High Def Riesling (Sparkling) – Mosel Valley, Germany 34 661 2014 Hugel & Fils Pinot Blanc – Alsace, France 36 722 2014 Maysara Pinot Blanc (Biodynamic) – McMinnville / Willamette Valley, Oregon 40 755 2016 Cantina Del Vermentino – Monti – Sardinia, Italy 32 790 2104 Trimbach Gewürztraminer – Alsace, France 56 CHARDONNAY BIN 830 2016 Cakebread – Napa Valley, CA 94 511 2016 Castell Argo Albus (Chardonnay Blend) - Friuli Venezia Giulia, Italy 36 832 2016 Charles Krug – Carneros - Napa Valley, CA 50 890 2016 Far Niente – Napa Valley, CA 92 899 2015 Folie A Deux, Russian River Sonoma County, CA 40 905 2015 Frog’s Leap – Napa Valley, CA 68 990 2015 Joseph Drouhin Pouilly Fuisse – Burgundy, France 62 1025 2015 Mer Soleil (Unoaked) – Napa Valley, CA 46 1017 2016 Meiomi - Sonoma, Monterey, & Santa Barbra County, CA 44 1035 2015 Merryvale Starmont – Carneros - Napa, CA 45 719 2014 Orin Swift Mannequin – Carneros & Sonoma Coast, CA 60 1075 2016 Rombauer – Napa Valley, CA 82 Vintages subject to change without prior notice. MERLOT & MALBEC BIN BOTTLE 2080 2015 Frog’s Leap Merlot – Rutherford, CA 80 2074 2013 Ferrari Carano Merlot – Sonoma County, CA 50 2084 2016 Grayson Cellars Merlot Lot 6 – San Luis Obispo County, CA 32 2004 2016 Bodini Malbec – Mendoza, Argentina 28 2050 2014 Colome Malbec – Salta, Argentina 60 2101 2017 Kaiken Reserva Malbec – Mendoza, Argentina 32 SHIRAZ & SYRAH BIN 1620 2016 Owen Roe Ex Umbris - Columbia Valley, WA 52 1688 2014 Three Petite Syrah – Contra Costa County, CA 48 1690 2014 Torbreck “Woodcutters” Shiraz – Barossa Valley, Australia 50 PINOT NOIR BIN 1340 2016 “Meomi”– Monterey County, Sonoma County & Santa Barbara, CA 48 1350 2014 Charles Krug – Napa Valley, CA 62 1371 2015 Complicated by Taken Wine Company – Sonoma County, CA 42 1380 2015 Domaine Drouhin – Willamette Valley, OR 86 1390 2015 Far Niente “En Route” – Napa Valley, CA 100 1403 2016 Innocent Bystander – Yarra Valley, Australia 42 1408 2015 Maysara (Biodynamic) – McMinnville / Willamette Valley, Or 40 1420 2015 Patricia Green Estate Old Vine – Ribbon Ridge Newburg, OR 86 1430 2015 Patz & Hall – Sonoma Coast, CA 98 1470 2015 Penner Ash – Willamette Valley, OR 90 1486 2014 Sivas Sonoma – Sonoma Coast, Sonoma, CA 46 1482 2016 Stemmari – Sicily, Italy 34 Vintages subject to change without prior notice. ZINFANDEL BIN BOTTLE 1660 2016 Cline Ancient Vines Zinfandel – Sonoma County, CA 42 1780 2016 Plunger Head Zinfandel - Lodi, CA 34 1788 2014 Rosenblum Cellars Zinfandel – Paso Robles, CA 56 1820 2013 Three Zinfandel – Contra Costa County, CA 38 RED BLENDS BIN 2851 2016 Abstract by Orin Swift (Grenache, Petite Sirah, Syrah) - Napa Valley, CA 78 2644 2014 Carne Humana (Zinfandel, Syrah, Petit Verdot, Petit Syrah) – Napa Valley, CA60 2674 2012 Chateau Musar Hochar (Cinsault, Carigan, Cabernet, Grenache) Bekaa Valley, Lebanon 76 2676 2008 Chateau Musar (Cabernet, Cinsault, and Grenache) – Bekaa Valley, Lebanon96 2678 2014 Complicated by Taken Wine Company (Grenache, Syrah, Carignane) – Central Coast, CA 46 2695 2015 Duckhorn Paraduxx (Zinfandel, Cabernet Sauvignon) – Napa Valley, CA 88 2755 2015 Ferrari Carano Sienna (Sangiovese, Malbec, Petite Sirah, Cabernet) – Sonoma, CA 44 2785 2015 Joel Gott (Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon) - WA 40 2852 2015 Machete by Orin Swift (Petite Sirah, Syrah, Grenache) - Napa, CA 98 2859 2014 Owen Roe (Merlot, Cab Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec) – Yakima Valley, WA 64 2860 2016 Owen Roe Sinister Hand (Grenache, Syrah, Mourvedre, Cinsaut) – Yakima Valley, WA 62 2844 2011 Palmeri Dark & Brooding (Zinfandel, Petite Sirah, Cabernet) – Sonoma County, CA 92 2850 2016 Prisoner by Prisoner Wine Company (Zinfandel, Cabernet, Petite Sirah, Syrah, Charbono) - Napa Valley, CA 96 2902 2014 Taken by Taken Wine Company (Cabernet, Merlot) – Napa Valley, CA 64 2905 2014 Wisdom by B Wise Winery (Zinfandel, Cabernet, Merlot, Syrah, Cab Franc, Petit Verdot, Petite Sirah) - Sonoma County, CA 62 Vintages subject to change without prior notice. OLD WORLD ITALY BIN BOTTLE 1150 2016 Marchesi Biscardo Corvina - (Cabernet Style) Veneto, Italy 36 1156 2014 Marchesi Biscardo Valpolicella Ripasso Superiore - (Baby Amarone) Veneto, Italy 54 1140 2015 Trabucco “Erre” Falerno Del Massico Aglianico – Campania, Italy 46 1137 2012 Brunello Di Montalcino - Tuscany, Italy 76 1237 2013 Reverdito Barolo Castagni - Piedmont, Italy 70 1270 2014 Cantina Di Verona Terre Di Verona Amarone – Verona, Italy 68 1482 2015 Stemmari Pinot Noir– Sicily, Italy 34 1153 2015 Tenuta La Meridiana Le Quattro Terre Barbera D’Asti – Piedmont, Italy 40 FRANCE BIN 2675 2011 Chateau Croix Mouton – Bordeaux Supérieur, France 62 1152 2016 Chateau Les Terrasses De Bouey – Bordeaux, France 30 1550 2012 E. Guigal Châteauneuf-Du-Papes – Rhone, France 98 1151 2013 E. Guigal Cotes Du Rhone - Rhone, France 38 2429 2014 La Boulangerie Cabernet Sauvignon, France 42 SPAIN BIN 1789 2014 Rio Madre – Rioja, Spain 32 1267 2014 Tres Picos Garnacha – Borja, Spain 44 Vintages subject to change without prior notice. CABERNET SAUVIGNON BIN BOTTLE 2250 2015 Charles Krug – Napa Valley, CA 64 2251 2015 Charles & Charles - Cabernet & Syrah - Columbia Valley, WA 38 2240 2015 Caymus – Napa Valley, CA 115 2255 2015 Chateau Montelena – Napa Valley, CA 110 2265 2014 Clos Du Val – Napa Valley, CA 102 2360 2014 Ferrari Carano – Alexander Valley, CA 62 2375 2014 Frog’s Leap – Napa Valley, CA 102 2410 2014 Joseph Carr – Napa Valley, CA 60 2429 2014 La Boulangerie, France 42 2520 2014 Rombauer – Napa Valley, CA 104 2540 2013 Silver Oak – Alexander Valley, CA 115 2541 2015 Six Hats – South Africa 32 2575 2014 Triumph Cellars – Napa Valley, CA 74 PORTS & DESSERT WINES NV Dow’s Fine Tawny Port – Portugal 6 / 4oz NV Dow’s Fine Ruby Port – Portugal 6 / 4oz 2010 Chateau De Rolland Grand Vin Sauternes – Bordeaux, France 9 / 3oz 2008 Pedro Ximenez Anada – Montilla, Spain 8 / 3oz Vintages subject to change without prior notice. CAPTAINS LIST RED BIN BOTTLE 2861 2010 Opus One (Cab, Cab Franc, Petit Verdot, Merlot, Malbec) - Napa Valley, CA 330 2862 2011 Opus One (Cab, Cab Franc, Petit Verdot, Merlot, Malbec) - Napa Valley, CA 285 2858 2012 Opus One (Cab, Cab Franc, Petit Verdot, Merlot, Malbec) - Napa Valley, CA 285 2013 Opus One (Cab, Cab Franc, Petit Verdot, Merlot, Malbec) - Napa Valley, CA 285 2014 Opus One (Cab, Cab Franc, Petit Verdot, Merlot, Malbec) – Napa Valley, CA 320 1390 2014 Far Niente “En Route” Pinot Noir – Napa Valley, CA 100 2844 2011 Palmeri Dark & Brooding (Syrah, Cabernet) – Sonoma County, CA (Two Left) 92 2473 2008 Palmeri Stagecoach Cabernet Sauvignon, Sonoma County, CA (Two Left)100 2540 2012 Silver Oak – Alexander Valley, CA 115 WHITE BIN 830 2015 Cakebread Chardonnay – Napa Valley, CA 90 890 2015 Far Niente Chardonnay– Napa Valley, CA 92 1085 2014 Shafer Chardonnay – Napa Valley, CA 98 SPARKLINGS BIN 110 NV Bollinger Special Cuvee – Ay, France 105 210 NV Perrier – Jouet Grand Brut – Epernay, France 82 290 NV Veuve Clicquot “Yellow Label” Brut– Reims, France 105 Vintages subject to change without prior notice. .
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