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Wines by the Glass Wines by the Glass Sparkling NV Coldstone Brut Victorian Alps 8.0 2012 D’Angelo Pink Lady (sweet) Officer 8.5 NV Brown Brothers Prosecco King Valley 8.5 NV D’Angelo Blanc de Noir Officer 8.5 2009 Cannibal Creek Methode Champenoise Gippsland 9.0 White 2010 Lazy Ballerina Moscato (sweet) McLaren Vale 8.5 2011Henschke Sem/Sav Blanc Eden Valley/Barossa 8.5 2010 D’Angelo Sauvignon Blanc Officer 8.5 2012 Hunting Creek Sauvignon Blanc South Australia 8.5 11/12 Giesan Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough 9.0 2012 Pikes Riesling Clare Valley 9.0 2008 D’Angelo Pinot Grigio Officer 8.5 2012 Wangolina Station Pinot Gris Mt Benson Limestone Coast 8.5 2010 Waterstone Bridge Chardonnay Victorian Alps 8.0 2010 Cannibal Creek Chardonnay Gippsland 8.5 2009 Punters Corner Chardonnay Coonawarra 9.0 Somewhere in the Middle 2011 81’s Private Release Rose Gippsland 7.0 Red 09/10 Cannibal Creek Pinot Noir Gippsland 8.5 2006 D’Angelo Pinot Noir Officer 8.5 2010 Cannibal Creek Merlot Gippsland 9.0 2008 D’Angelo Cabernet Sauvignon Langhorne Creek 8.5 2010 Waterstone Bridge Shiraz Victorian Alps 8.0 2009 D’Angelo “Sabs” Shiraz Langhorne Creek 9.5 2008 Punters Corner Shiraz Coonawarra 9.5 2011 Coriole Sangiovese McLaren Vale 9.0 1Ltr Jug of Sangria Red Wine Punch typical to Spain 30.0 Sparkling & Champagne NV Coldstone Brut Cuvée Victorian Alps 38.0 2010 Lazy Bellarina Muscato (sweet) McLaren Vale 38.0 NV D’Angelo Blanc de Noir Officer 39.0 NV Brown Brothers Prosecco King Valley 38.0 2012 D’Angelo Pink Lady (sweet) Officer 39.0 2009 Cannibal Creek Methode Champenoise Gippsland 40.0 NV Mt. Langi Ghiran ‘Cliff Edge’ Shiraz Grampians 40.0 2010 Jinks Creek Blanc de Blanc Gippsland 52.0 2005 Kreglinger Pipers Brook, TAS 80.0 NV Bollinger Special Cuvée Champagne, France 140.0 NV Billecart-Salmon Brut Rosé Champagne, France 170.0 NV Brown Brothers Processo Piccolo (200ml) King Valley 9.0 Riesling 2012 Pikes Riesling Clare Valley 45.0 2008 Hardy’s ‘HRB D639’ Clare Valley & Tasmania 52.0 Sauvignon Blanc & Friends 2012 Hunting Creek Sauvignon Blanc South Australia 36.0 2010 D’Angelo Officer 39.0 11/12 Giesen Marlborough, NZ 39.0 12/13 Cannibal Creek Sauvignon Blanc Gippsland 40.0 09/10 Chateau de Sancerre Loire Valley, France 50.0 2011Henschke Sem/Sav Blanc Eden Valley/Barossa 40.0 Chardonnay 2010 Waterstone Bridge Victorian Alps 38.0 2010 Cannibal Creek Gippsland 39.0 2011 D’Angelo Lady Chardonnay Officer 39.0 2009 Punters Corner Coonawarra 42.0 2009 Curly Flat Macedon Ranges 64.0 2006 Carlei Estate Reserve Yarra Valley 72.0 WhiteVarietals 2008 D’Angelo Pinot Grigio Officer 38.0 2012 Wangolina Station Pinot Gris Limestone Coast 38.0 2010 Jones Road Pinot Gris Mornington Peninsula 42.0 2007 Pieropan Soave Classico Veneto, Italy 80.0 Rose 2011 Haselgrove First Cut McLaren Vale 38.0 2007 Yarraloch Yarra Valley 45.0 Pinot Noir 09/10 Cannibal Creek Pinot Noir Gippsland 39.0 2006 D’Angelo ‘Fugiastro’ Officer 40.0 2011 Jones Road Pinot Noir Mornington Peninsula 42.0 08/09 Carlei Green Vineyards Cardinia Ranges 45.0 2012 Sutherland Estate Yarra Valley 50.0 2010 Latitude 41 New Zealand 62.0 2011 Mt Difficulty New Zealand 95.0 Merlot 2009 King River Estate Merlot (Biodynamic) King Valley 39.0 2010 Cannibal Creek Gippsland 40.0 Cabernet Sauvignon 2008 D’Angelo ‘GTR’ Langhorne Creek 39.0 2010 Jim Barry ‘The Cover Drive’ Clare Valley 42.0 2008 Punters Corner Coonawarra 47.0 2005 Punters Corner ‘Sovereign’ Coonawarra 150.0 Shiraz & Friends 2009 D’Angelo ‘Sab’s’ Langhorne Creek 39.0 2010 Yering Station Shiraz Viognier Yarra Valley 45.0 08/09 Carlie Estate Shiraz Heathcote 45.0 2008 Punters Corner Coonawarra 47.0 2010 Bowen Estate Coonawarra 48.0 2010 Heathcote Estate ‘Mail Coach’ Heathcote 50.0 2005 Carlei Estate ‘Nord’ Heathcote 85.0 2005 Taltarni Reserve Shiraz Cabernet Pyrenees 110.0 2004 Ada River ‘Reserve’ Shiraz Heathcote 120.0 Varietals 2011 Coriole Sangiovese McLaren Vale 45.0 Blends 2012 Cannibal Creek Cabernet Merlot Gippsland 40.0 2010 Henschke ‘Henry’s Seven’ Barossa 55.0 (Grenache/Shiraz/Viognier) 2008 Old Mill Estate ‘Millers Reserve’ Langhorne Creek 60.0 (Shiraz, Touriga, Cabernet) 2005 McHenry Hohnen Tiger Countrty Margaret River 70.0 (Tempranillo, Petit Verdot, Cabernet Sauvignon) Fortified, Sticky & Aperitif Glass Bass River “Iced Riesling” Gippsland 8.5 (A type of dessert wine produced from grapes that have been frozen while still on the vine) Western Port Pinot Officer 8.0 Seppeltsfield Para ‘Grand’ 10 yr old Tawny Seppeltsfield 9.0 Seppeltsfield Para 21 yr old Tawny Seppeltsfield 11.0 Campbells Rutherglen Muscat Rutherglen 8.0 Campbells Rutherglen Tokay Rutherglen 8.0 Western Port Liqueur Officer 8.0 Morris Liqueur Muscat Rutherglen 7.0 Chambers Rosewood Muscat Rutherglen 8.0 Stanton & Killeen ‘Classic’ Muscat Rutherglen 7.0 Valdespino Pedro Ximenez Sherry Jerez, Spain 8.5 Dessert Wine Glass Bottle 375ml Coriole ‘Racked’ Semillon McLaren Vale 8.0 32.0 375ml Vasse Felix Cane Cut Semillon Margaret River 34.0 500ml Plunkett Fowles Late Harvest Viognier Strathbogie Ranges 40.0 .
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