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DAME Wine List-05.04.18 Copy DAME’S WINE COLLECTION: We’ve gone all in on natural wine because we believe in celebrating farmers and other stewards of the land who work tirelessly to create biodiverse landscapes. Great wine is a transmitter of a certain place and time in history: if made with nothing but grapes, a bottle has the ability to tell us what the soil in the vineyard is composed of, what the weather was like in a given vintage, and what the surrounding flora and fauna are doing. Cover it up with any number of 60-plus legal chemical additives, and what are you left with? Something engineered that no longer transmits its story. The winemakers represented on these pages make wine from their core; with dedication and integrity for the land they farm. We are delighted to share the wines and the stories of folks whose hearts lay in the same vein as our own. These producers represent some of the world’s most unique vineyards and rare heritage grape varietals. We believe sharing these special wines with you is an honest extension of our desire to provide thoughtful hospitality. Your evening is in our hands for a few hours and it’s with great pleasure we get to open bottles for you that represent our ethos, the deep culture of the winemakers, and the diverse areas they farm. It’s all about heart, from the vineyard to your table, we hope you find as much charm and joy in these wines as we do. Corkage: $20 per 750ml not on our list BY THE GLASS half / full SPARKLING Johan Vineyards ‘Pétillant Naturel’, Willamette Valley OR 2016 Pinot Noir 8 / 14 WHITE Swick Wines Melon de Bourgogne, Yamhill-Carlton OR 2017 Melon de Bourgogne 8 / 14 Division Villages ‘La Frontière’, Willamette Valley OR 2017 Sauvignon Blanc 7 / 13 St. Reginald Parish ‘Blancish’, Willamette Valley OR 2016 Pinot Noir, Chardonnay 9 / 17 Johan Vineyards ‘Estate’, Willamette Valley OR 2015 Grüner Veltliner 9 / 16 Cowhorn Vineyards Applegate Valley OR 2015 Viognier 7 / 13 ROSÉ / SKIN CONTACT WHITE / AMBER Day Wines ‘Babycheeks’, Applegate Valley OR 2017 Tannat, Malbec 7 / 13 Swick Wines ‘Only Zuul’, Willamette Valley OR 2017 Pinot Gris, Gewürztraminer 8 / 15 RED Holden ‘Gamay Noir, Willamette Valley, OR 2015 Gamay 7 / 12 Division Villages ‘Beton’, Willamette Valley OR 2017 Cabernet Franc, Gamay, Côt, etc. 8 / 15 Johan Vineyards ‘Estate’, Willamette Valley OR 2014 Blaufränkisch 9 / 16 MAY IS OREGON WINE MONTH. CELEBRATE WITH THE ABOVE! BOTTLES SPARKLING SPARKLING WHITE Marie-Courtin Extra Brut ‘Efflorescence’, Champagne FR 2012 Pinot Noir 130 Vouette et Sorbée Brut Nature ‘Fidèle’, Champagne FR NV Pinot Noir 118 Jacques Lassaigne Brut ‘Vignes de Montgueux’, Champagne FR NV Chardonnay 89 André Beaufort Brut ‘Reserve’ Polisy, Champagne FR NV Pinot Noir, Chardonnay 104 Dominique Belluard ‘Mont Blanc’, Savoie FR 2012 Gringet 87 Domaine Labet Crémant du Jura Brut ‘Les Turbulents’, Jura FR 2014 Chardonnay, Poulsard, Pinot Noir 48 Ca’ dei Zago Prosecco Col Fondo, Veneto IT 2015 Glera, Verdiso, Perera, Bianchetta 46 Carolina Gatti ‘Ratatuja’, Veneto IT 2016 Glera, Pinot Bianco, Tocai, Verduzzo 41 Clos Lentiscus Blanc de Blancs Brut Nature, Penedes ES 2014 Malvasia de Stiges 49 Huguet de Can Feixes Brut ‘Gran Reserva’, Penedes ES 2009 Parellada, Macabeo, Pinot Noir 46 Montebruno Columbia Gorge WA 2014 Gewürztraminer 44 RED Vigneto Saetti Lambrusco, Emilia Romagna IT 2015 Salamino di Santa Croce 37 SPARKLING ROSÉ Francois Pinon ‘Touraine Brut’, Loire Valley FR 2014 Malbec, Grolleau 51 Bainbridge and Cathcart ‘La Danseuse’, Loire FR 2016 Grolleau 44 Salvo Foti ‘Vinudilice’, Sicily IT 2014 Alicante, Grecanico, Minnella, etc. 96 I VIGNERI DI SALVO FOTI: Talk about being one with nature; this man speaks volumes when it comes to working in harmony with the land. Since 1981 Salvo has been farming the volcanic soils on majestic Mt. Etna, working with vines over 100 years old! With care and respect for local traditions and the ancient grapes of the island, his work is extremely admirable. His wines sing of the mountain terroir, equally ripe and delicate. Enjoy! WHITE FRANCE Chateau de Vaux 'Les Gryphees’, Moselle 2016 Auxerrois, Müller-Thurgau, etc. 44 Léon Boesch ‘Zinnkoepfle’, Alsace Grand Cru 2016 Gewurztraminer 69 Tessa Laroche ‘Le Berceau des Fees’, Loire 2016 Chenin Blanc 55 Domaine aux Moines ‘Savennières Roches aux Moines’, Loire 2015 Chenin Blanc 66 Thibaud Boudignon ‘Anjou Blanc’, Loire 2016 Chenin Blanc 77 Thibaud Boudignon ‘Les Fougerais’, Savennières, Loire 2016 Chenin Blanc 92 Philippe Tessier ‘La Porte Doree’ Cour-Chevrney, Loire 2015 Romorantin 55 Vincent Pinard ‘Florès’ Sancerre, Loire 2016 Sauvignon Blanc 57 Domaine Labet 'En Chalasse’, Jura 2014 Savagnin 62 Bénédicte & Stéphane Tissot ‘Patchwork’, Jura 2015 Chardonnay 54 Dominique Belluard ‘Les Alpes’, Savoie 2015 Gringet 81 Jean Masson Apremont ‘Vielle Vigne’, Savoie 2016 Jacquère 38 Jean-Yves Péron ‘Côtillon des dames’, Savoie 2015 Jacquère, Altesse 73 Alice et Olivier DeMoor ‘Coteau de Rosette’, Chablis, Burgundy 2015 Chardonnay 101 Domaine Bongran Viré-Clessé ‘Cuvée E.J. Thevenet’, Burgundy 2011 Chardonnay 77 Dard & Ribo Crozes-Hermitage, Rhone 2014 Roussanne, Marsanne 82 Olivier Pithon ‘Cuvée Laïs’, Côtes Catalanes, Roussillon 2015 Macabeu, Grenache Gris, Blanc 46 ITALY Fattoria San Lorenzo ‘Il San Lorenzo’, Marche 2002 Verdicchio 125 Ancarani ‘Famoso Signore’, Emilia-Romagna 2016 Famoso 39 Villa Venti ‘Serenaro’, Emilia-Romagna 2016 Famoso di Cesena 44 Occhipinti ‘SP86 Bianco’, Sicily 2016 Zibibbo, Albanello 49 Vino di Anna ‘Bianco G’, Sicily 2016 Grecanico 72 Salvo Foti ‘Vigna di Milo’, Sicily 2014 Carricante 76 GERMANY J.B. Becker Spätlese Trocken ‘Berg Bildstock’, Rheingau 1990 Riesling 84 J.B. Becker Spätlese Trocken ‘Walkenberg’, Rheingau 2002 Riesling 67 Peter Lauer Kabinett ‘Lambertskirch’, Saar 2015 Riesling 72 Peter Lauer Trocken ‘Stirn’, Saar 2015 Riesling 83 Stein Trocken ‘Ohne’, Mosel 2014 Riesling 60 WHITE OTHER REGIONS Ulibarri Artzaiak ‘Bizkaiko Txakolina’, Bizkaiko ES 2009 Hondarrabi Zuri 63 Bodega y Viñedos Akilia ‘K’, Bierzo ES 2014 Palomino, Doña Blanca 69 DaTerra Viticultores ‘Gavela de Vila’, Ribeira Sacra ES 2015 Palomino 56 Johnneshof Reinisch ‘Spiegel’, Thermenregion AT 2012 Zierfandler 61 Schellmann ‘In Gumpoldskirchen’, Thermenregion AT 2012 Zierfandler, Rotgipfler 52 Gut Oggau ‘Weiss’, Burgenland AT 2016 Grüner Veltliner, Weissburgunder, etc. 116 Gut Oggau ‘Emmeram’, Burgenland AT 2015 Gewürztraminer 111 Tinon ‘Birtok’, Tokaj HU 2014 Furmint 49 Kiràlyudvar ‘Furmint Sec’, Tokaj HU 2014 Furmint, Hárslevelu 38 Fekete Somlói HU 2012 Juhfark 48 Hiyu ‘The Falcon Box’, Columbia Gorge OR 2016 Field blend 145 Ross & Bee Maloof Nemarniki Vineyard, Willamette Valley OR 2017 Riesling 38 Minimus ‘#18 Gouges’, Willamette Valley OR 2015 Pinot Gouges 70 Teutonic ‘Alsea Blanc AKA Crab Wine’, Willamette Valley OR 2016 Pinot Blanc, Pinot Meunier 63 St. Reginald Parish ‘Tiny Dancer’, Willamette Valley OR 2016 Chardonnay 75 Martha Stoumen ‘Post Flirtation’, Napa CA 2017 Marsanne, Muscat Blanc, Roussanne 44 Norman Hardie ‘County Chardonnay’, Prince Edward CA 2014 Chardonnay 66 SKIN CONTACT WHITE / AMBER / RAMATO ORANGE WINE? The bottles below might be the closest representation of how wine was made over 5,000 years ago in the Republic of Georgia…what some may consider the ‘first’ wine ever produced. White grapes are left to ferment on their skins in barrels, steel vessels, or clay amphorae, lending all shades of color from golden yellow to burnt amber, as well as tannin, texture, and loads of complexity. Aromatics and flavors run the spectrum of toasted nuts, farmhouse cider, and mottled fruits. They are a little wink at history and wonderful food wines. FRANCE Jean-Yves Péron ‘les Barrieux’, Savoie 2015 Jacquère, Roussane, Altesse 101 Jean-Yves Péron ‘Roche Blanche’, Savoie 2015 Jacquère 79 Jean-Yves Péron 'la grande journée’, Savoie 2015 Jacquère 94 ITALY Foradori ‘Fuoripista’, Trentino 2015 Pinot Grigio 86 Testalonga ‘Bianco’, Liguria 2016 Vermentino 65 Denavolo ‘Catavela’, Emilia-Romagna 2015 Malvasia, Ortrugo, Marsanne, etc. 44 Paolo Bea ‘Arboreus’, Umbria 2011 Trebbiano Spoletino 93 Paolo Bea ‘Santa Chiara’, Umbria 2015 Grechetto, Malvasia, Chardonnay, etc. 86 Cantina Giardino ‘Gaia’, Campania 2014 Fiano 72 Guccione ’T', Sicily 2013 Trebbiano 82 Il Censo ‘Praruar’, Sicily 2015 Catarratto 57 OTHER REGIONS Mandili Mtsvane, Kartli GE 2015 Mtsvane 46 Montebruno Oak Ridge Vineyard, Columbia Gorge WA 2015 Gewürztraminer 30 Hiyu ‘Ramato’, Columbia Gorge OR 2015 Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir, Gewürztraminer 105 Ross & Bee Maloof ’where ya PJs at?’, Willamette Valley OR 2017 Pinot Gris, Riesling 40 Forlorn Hope ‘Dragone Ramato’, Calaveras County CA 2016 Pinot Gris 63 ROSÉ Marco Zani Castel Noarna, Trentino-Alto Adige IT 2016 Lagrein, Teroldego 46 Calabretta ‘Rosato’, Sicily IT 2016 Nerello Mascalese 40 Girolamo Russo ‘Etna Rosato’, Sicily IT 2016 Nerello Mascalese 44 Los Bermejos Lanzarote Rosado, Canary Islands ES 2014 Listán Negro 48 Analemma ‘Atavus Rosé of Pinot Noir’, Columbia Gorge WA 2016 Pinot Noir 55 Libertine WInes ‘Acid Freak’, Willamette Valley OR 2017 Dolcetto, Riesling 44 Idlewild ‘The Flower, Flora & Fauna’ Mendocino County CA 2016 Dolcetto, Nebbiolo, Barbera 46 RED FRANCE Le Sot de l’Ange ‘Rouge G’, Loire Valley 2015 Gamay, Grolleau 41 Sebastien David ‘Kezako,’ St. Nicolas de Bourgueil, Loire Valley 2015 Cabernet Franc 47 Bénédicte & Stéphane Tissot ‘DD’, Jura 2016 Trousseau, Poulsard, Pinot Noir 57 Catherine & Claude Maréchal ‘Gravel’, Burgundy 2015 Pinot Noir 64 Jean-Louis Dutraive Fleurie, Beaujolais 2016 Gamay 55 Julie
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