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Wines by the Glass White Wines Red Wines Cypress Chardonnay $4.50 Tinto Lena – Spanish Red $4.00 Folonari Pinot Grigio $4.50 Guenoc Cabernet Sauvignon $5.50 Cypress White Zinfandel $4.00 Warre’s Warriors Port $4.50 “Eat thy bread with joy, and drink thy wine with a merry heart.” ­ Ecclesiastes 9:7 White Wines Cypress Chardonnay: California ­ buttery lemon in the nose and a nice lingering finish. $17 Joseph Droughin Pouilly Fuisse: A lovely French Chardonnay with an emerald­golden hue and bouquet of floral notes and crushed almonds. Round and dry with notes of toasted oak and lemon zest. Rated 87 pts by Wine Spectator. $34 Macon Lugny Les Charmes – French White Burgundy (Chardonnay) – No oak here and a perennial favorite ­ light, fresh and fruit­driven. $22 Trefethen Vineyards Napa Valley Chardonnay: Notes of sliced mango, creamy lemon, apple and smoky oak blending with a touch of mineral throughout. Rated 86 pts by Wine.com. $43 L’Ecole No. 41 Semillion Columbia Valley: Bright and supple from Walla Walla, Washington with herb and cinnamon in the nose. Rated 90 pts by Wine Spectator. $28 Folonari Pinot Grigio: Crisp, clean and hints of fruit. $19 Reichsgraf von Kesselstatt Estate Riesling: Peach and tone fruit, a hint of spice and a creamy, refreshing finish. $24 Caymus Vineyards Conundrum White Table Wine: This blend from Caymus has orange flower and spice aromas; honeysuckle, pear and creamy butter flavors on the palate. 89 pts by Wine Enthusiast. 750 ml $38 / 375 ml $19 “Good wine is a necessity of life for me.” ­ Thomas Jefferson 1 Blush and Rose Wines Cypress White Zinfandel: Floral notes and citrus fill the nose. Silver medal winner. $16 Camas Prairie Winery Huckleberry Mead: From Moscow, Idaho, slightly sweet with a zip of Idaho huckleberries. Features a Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Commemorative Label, won a silver medal at Los Angeles County Fair. $24 Townshend Huckleberry Blush: From Colbert, Washington, a blend of huckleberries, white Riesling, Chenin Blanc and Viognier. This blush is intensely and exquisitely "huckleberry". $19 “Both to the rich and poor, wine is the happy antidote for sorrow.” ­ Euripides Domestic Red Wines Bogle Old Vine Red Zinfandel Barrel Cuvee: Bright raspberry on the nose; black peppercorn, spicy oak and firm tannins create a lingering, layered finish. Exceptional with steak. Rated 89 pts by Wine Spectator three years in a row. $20 J Lohr Hilltop Cabernet Sauvignon: Supple with crushed raspberries and sage in the nose, complimented by black currant on the palate; accented by cedary oak and gripping tannins that carry through an intense finish. Rated 87 pts by Wine Spectator. $48 Guenoc California Cabernet Sauvignon: Bright bouquet of roses and cherries leads to rich, ripe black cherry and cedar flavors. A fine, food­friendly cabernet. $22 Woodward Canyon Walla Walla Cabernet Sauvignon 2000: A nicely balanced Bordeaux style Washington cabernet. Complex aromas and flavors that change in the glass as the wine opens up and displays its rich array of red and black fruits, sweet herbs and forest floor accents with firm fine grained tannins. $48 Reininger Walla Walla Helix Ponatia 2002: This blend of Bordeaux varietals and Syrah has the Merlot's plum and herb dominate the nose along with a touch of Syrah's classic tar, melded with a wisp of roasted coffee. Thyme and a hint of rosemary spiral around blueberry, black currant, and plum against a background of cherry espresso with a splinter of cedar. With a little breathing time the herbs and tar evolve into a mellow black olive that integrates beautifully with the fruit. Gold Medal San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition 2005 Wine Spectator, 89 points 750 ml $33 / 375 ml $19 Rabbit Ridge Merlot Barrel Cuvee: Robust with hints of black cherry, sage, cinnamon spice and candied orange peel. A firm, lingering finish. 89 pt rating from Wine Spectator. $19 Silverado Vineyards Merlot: Dusty raspberry and nutmeg in the nose, with fleshy herb, tobacco, sage and mocha flavors on the palate. Rated 85 pts by Wine Spectator. $46 Elk Cove Vineyards Pinot Noir: Willamette Valley. Cherry with a note of spice and a silky, velvety finish. $39 West Mark Pinot Noir: California Central Coast. Smooth, dark cherry, a hint of strawberry and leather, with a smoky finish. $21 2 Hahn Estates Syrah: California Monterey Coast. Aromas of black pepper, leather, raspberries and black currants with a touch of cedar. Smooth ripe flavors of blackberries and plums with a delicately spicy finish. Rich and smooth. Excellent with our lamb and grilled meat dishes. $21 Sockeye Syrah Columbia Valley 2002: Rich black fruit color and aromas gives way to a palate bursting with currant, black cherry with a hint of pepper and spice. Well balanced with moderate tannins and acididity, and a long and enjoyable finish. $21 Firestone Vineyard Estate Syrah 2002: Santa Ynez Velly, California: A complex bouquet of blackberry, caramel and chocolate with hints of anise and white pepper. Flavors of black cherry, plum and spice unfold across a smooth, broad texture. Accents of mocha accompany supple tannins on a rich, lingering finish. $29 Reininger Syrah Walla Walla 2002: Notes of sweet rose and lavender on the nose lead to a silky mouth loaded with chewy dried fruit, white peach, a stitch of pepper and ruby red grapefruit. Undertones of wintergreen and pomegranate complement this wine’s firm tannin structure. Wine & Spirits Magazine, 92 points. Double Gold, San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition 2004 $52 “Wine makes daily living easier, less hurried, with fewer tensions and more tolerance.” ­ Benjamin Franklin Italian Red Wines Canaletto Montepulicano d’Abruzzo: From Tuscany, Italy this lovely wine has tobacco flavors and a fresh berry nose. $18 Fratelli Barba Colle Morino Montepulciano d'Abruzzo 2003: Big jammy wine of black fruits, sweet smoke and ripe plum with layers of toasty oak. $21 Capannacce Rosso Della Maremma 2002: A Super Tuscan blend of 50% Sangiovese, 30% Syrah and 20% Grenache that is rich and supple with fruit forward and a hint of sage followed by a nice dry finish. $27 Giuseppe Lonardi Valpolicella Ripasso 2000: From “Valopolicella” – meaning the valley of the cellars, this wine is made by aging the wine in barrels that had been used to make Amarone. Bright red fruit of cherries and red currants surrounding notes of dried flowers and figs. Nice lively finish. $36 Villa Antinori Toscana: A blend of Sangiovese, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Syrah, aged in oak for 12 months. $34 3 French Red Wines Perrin Cotes du Rhones – Reserve: A classic Rhone blend of Grenache, Syrah, Monvedre and Cinsault grapes. Peppery aromas with black cherry, cassis and spice with a long, lingering finish. $22 Chateau de Campuget – Costieres de Nimes – Rhone 2004: Garnet­red dominated by blackcurrants and underlined with hints of spices and pepper. Round and harmonious with long, smooth tannins. $22 Cote de Beaune 1999– Joseph Drouhin: A classic French Pinot Noir with amazing depth of fruit and character. Excellent with our salmon or any Mediterranean selection. $39 Pinot Noir LaForet Bourgogne – Joeseph Drouhin: The hue has usually a brilliant ruby­garnet color. Effusive aromas of crushed berries. Light and elegant tannins and best with our chicken, salmon and vegetarian dishes. $27 Chateau St. Sulpice Bordeaux 2003: Layers of aromas including orange peel, green peppers, raw oak, and leather with a long finish. 2003 was a great year for Bordeaux. $24 Mas de Guiot Cabernet­Syrah Prestige: A big, bold, medium­bodied wine, it reveals black raspberries, blackberries, cassis, thyme, and rosemary flavors in its fresh, yet rich personality. $29 Chateau de Beaucastel, Chateauneuf du Pape Rouge 2003: One of the Kings of Chateauneuf du Pape, if not the entire Rhone Valley, Chateau de Beaucastel has created a wine with complex layers of gorgeous fruit (cherry, plum, fig) along with wild herbs, fresh flowers and minerals. The texture is silky and suave. As our friend Raci of the White House Restaurant in Post Falls says, “If you’ve got the money, we’ve got the wine.” $120 Other International Red Wines Trapiche Oak Cask Malbec – Argentina. In France the Malbec grape is used to make the renowned “Cahors” wine, a favorite of Popes and diplomats since 500 A.D. Deep red with smoky raspberry in the nose and flavors of dark plum, cedar spice and black cherry on the palate. $19 Tempranillo Crianza – Bodegas Ochoa 2000 – Spain. A medium­bodied wine, silky structure exhibiting hints of tobacco, strawberries, and cherries. $26 Dessert Wines Quady Orange Muscat Electra: Fresh squeezed oranges greet the nose, with the same juicy flavors on the palate. Light and vibrant (also low alcohol), it can be enjoyed with an array of foods. $18 Joshp Late Harvest “La Magis” Botrytis: With aromas of dried summer fruit, honey and peaches this Botrytis Riesling also has hints of fig, apricot and kiwi. Although a dessert wine, it is not syrupy sweet. Soft and delicate with a refreshing citrus finish. 375 ml $34 Warre’s Warriors Port: A traditional port wine with intense dark fruit flavors and perfect for topping off your favorite meal. $4.50 per glass. “What though youth gave us love and roses, age still leaves us friends and wine.” –Thomas Moore 4 Champagne and Sparkling Wines “In victory, you deserve Champagne; in defeat, you need it.” ­Napoleon Bonaparte Cristalino Extra Dry: This straw­colored champagne is teeming with aromas of melon and lemon zest, with bright flavors of peaches and apricot. Rated 88 pts by International Wine Cellar. $15 Gruet “Method Champenoise” Brut: Crisp and full­bodied, rich complexity and fine character from subtle notes of toasty oak, green apple and citrus flavors.
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    Sparkling Bottles Vintages Subject to Change Based on Availability 506 Sparkling Schramsberg Blanc de Blanc North Coast, California 102 501 Prosecco Conti Di San Bonifacio - Extra Dry Treviso, Italy 48 509 Champagne Veuve Cliquot, "Yellow Label" NV (Half Bottle) Reims, France 48 502 Champagne Veuve Cliquot, "Yellow Label" NV Reims, France 89 503 Champagne Veuve Cliquot, "Rose" NV Reims, France 118 White Wine Bottles 137 Blend Si Vintners "Si." 14 Margaret River, Australia 46 Semillon, Chardonnay 139 Bordeaux Blanc Chateau Chanteloiseau 15 Graves, France 34 153 Chardonnay Kendal Jackson Vintners Reserve 14 California 35 134 Chardonnay Baileyana "Firepeak" 15 Edna Valley, California 48 112 Chardonnay Domaine Chanson Vire-Clesse 15 Burgundy, France 49 102 Chardonnay Twenty Bench 13 Napa, Calif 50 126 Chardonnay Paul Hobbs "Crossbarn" 16 Sonoma Coast, California 54 119 Chardonnay Bouchaine Estate 14 Napa Valley, California 58 104 Chardonnay Dutton Ranch "The Calling" 13 Russian River Valley, Calif 68 125 Chardonnay Pessagno Saint Lucia Highlands Estate 08 Soledad, California 70 166 Chardonnay Orin Swift "Mannequin" 15 Sonoma Coast, California 79 163 Chardonnay Trefethen Vineyards 15 Napa, California 83 155 Chardonnay Vie di Romans 17 Friuli, Italy 86 127 Chardonnay The Prisoner Wine Co. "The Snitch" 16 Napa, California 90 108 Chardonnay Rombauer Vineyards 17 Napa, California 98 115 Chardonnay Jarvis - Estate Grown, Cave Fermented 14 Napa, California 148 109 Chateauneuf du PapeDomaine du Vieux Lazaret Blanc 16 Rhone, France 84 142 Gewürztraminer Lucas & Lewellen Estate Vineyards 14 Santa Barbara, California 44 160 Gruner Veltliner Paragon Vineyard "Zocker" 14 Edna Valley, California 40 143 Pinot Grigio La-Vis "Ritratti" 17 Trentino - Alto Adige, Italy 44 123 Pinot Grigio Tenuta Luisa 16 Friuli, Italy 50 114 Pinot Gris Four Graces 2015 Willamette Valley, Oregon 54 136 Riesling Lamoreaux Landing - Semi-Dry 17 Finger Lakes, New York 41 131 Riesling Weingut "Lucashof" 18 Palatinate (Pfalz), Germany 38 159 Riesling Kabinett Nik Weis St.