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Rosé Champagne Montagne De Reims GROWER CHAMPAGNE ROSÉ CHAMPAGNE The combination of Fried Chicken and Champagne is one of the finest in the world. The bright, lush, effervescent zip of a Laherte Frères ~ 79 fine glass of Champagne is particularly suited to the richness Vallee de la Marne, Pinot Meunier, Extra Brut, NV of the South’s iconic dish; it cleanses the palate, lifts the spirits, L. Aubry Fils ~ 90 and sets the stage for a damn fine eating experience. Montagne de Reims, Premier Cru, NV Paul Bara ~ 110 Montagne de Reims, Grand Cru, NV VALLÉE DE LA MARNE CÔTE DES BLANCS Vilmart & Cie ~ 150 This slope of exposed limestone produces the best Montagne de Reims, ‘Cuvée Rubis’ Premier Cru, NV This west-to-east valley produces Chardonnay on Chardonnay (Blanc de Blancs) in Champagne. limestone, Pinot Noir where the wind is broken, and Pinot Meunier everywhere else. Larmandier-Bernier ~ 99 SPARKLING WINE Mousse Fils ~ 79 'Longitude' Premier Cru, Extra Brut, NV 'L'Or d'Eugène' Blanc de Noirs, NV Pierre Gimonnet ~ 100 PETILLANT NATURAL Tarlant ~ 89 'Cuvée Gastronome' 2015 Zéro Brut Nature, NV Robert Moncuit ~ 100(750ml) / 200(1.5L) Cruse Wine Co ~ 70 Valdiguié, 'Deming' Napa, California, 2020 Bérêche et Fils ~ 140 Grand Cru, Extra Brut NV ‘Rive Gauche’ Pinot Meunier, NV Ulysse Collin ~ 200 Domaine Huet ~ 60 Vouvray, Loire, France 2013 Georges Laval ~ 150 ‘Les Maillons’ Blanc de Noirs, NV (Côte de Sézanne) 'Cumières' Premier Cru, 2018 Pierre Péters ~ 250 Matthias Hager~ 55 Gruner Veltliner, Kamptal, Austria 2018 Gaston Chiquet ~ 150 'Les Chétillons' 2013 Special Club, 2011 Cirelli ~ 59 'Wines of Anarchy' Abruzzo, Italy NV Geoffroy ~ 160 'Volupté' Chardonnay, 2010 MONTAGNE DE REIMS Delinquente Wine Co. ~ 69 'Tuff Nutt,' Riverland, Australia 2018 Horseshoe-shaped growing area around the Mountain of Reims, known mostly for Pinot Noir based wines. Agnès et René Mosse ~ 68 CÔTE DES BAR OR THE AUBE 'Moussamoussettes' Rosé, Loire, France NV L. Aubry Fils ~ 72 Country Line ~ 56 Located closer to Burgundy than the classified Champagne Premier Cru, NV 'Scarlet Cheetah' Rosé, Sonoma Coast, CA 2020 vineyards; producing basically a Cru Chablis with bubbles. Chartogne-Taillet ~ 80 Marie Courtin ~ 89 'Cuvee Ste.-Anne' NV ‘Resonance’ Blanc de Noirs, no dosage, 2017 Pierre Paillard ~ 85 Ruppert-Leroy ~ 99 ‘Les Parcelles’ Grand Cru, NV ‘Les Cognaux’ Brut Nature, NV Lamblot ~ 90 TRADITIONAL METHOD Vouette & Sorbée ~ 150 'Mouvance' 2017 ‘Blanc d’Argile’ Extra Brut, NV Savart ~ 99 Cellier Saint Benoit ~ 68 Roses de Jeanne (Cédric Bouchard) ~ 119 'L'Ouverture' NV Crémant du Jura, Pupillin, France NV ‘Côte de Val Vilaine’ Blanc de Noirs, NV La Closerie (Jérôme Prévost) ~ 200 Raventós i Blanc ~ 55 'Les Béguines' Extra Brut, 2018 Conca del Riu Anoia,Catalunya, Spain 2018 WHITE WINE RED WINE BOOZE VODKA Muscadet [Melon] ~ 49 Trollinger (Served Chilled) ~ 60 (1L) La Boutanche (Andi Knauss), Germany 2019 Louis Métaireau, Loire, France 2019 Tito’s ~ 10 Sancerre (Sauvignon Blanc) ~ 70 Gamay ~ 60 Ketel One ~ 11 Bailly-Reverdy, Loire, France 2019 Foillard, Beaujolais, France 2018 Riesling, Trocken (Dry) ~ 55 Poulsard ~ 100 Dönnhoff, Nahe, Germany 2018 Ganevat, ‘Les Chonchos' Jura, France 2018 GIN Riesling, Kabinett (Off-Dry) ~ 45 Nebbiolo Blend (Served Chilled) ~ 62 Beefeater ~ 8 Eugen Müller, 'Vom Basalt', Pfalz, Germany 2017 Ruth Lewandowki, 'Fox Hill' California, 2020 Hat Trick Gin ~ 10 Hendricks ~ 11 Albariño ~ 70 Pinot Noir ~ 99 Do Ferreiro, Rías Baixas, Spain 2018 Littorai, ‘Les Larmes' Anderson Valley, California 2019 Gruner Veltliner ~ 60 Frappato Blend ~ 68 TEQUILA COS, Sicily, Italy 2018 Schloss Gobelsburg, 'Steinsetz' Kamptal, Austria 2018 Espolòn Blanco ~ 9 Chenin Blanc ~ 68 Rioja ~ 50 Dobel Diamante ~ 13 Chateau Yvonne, Saumur, Loire, France 2018 Olivier Rivière ‘Rayos Uva’ Spain 2018 El Tesoro Reposado ~ 13 Herradura Añejo ~ 14 Chablis, 1er Cru ' Forets' (Chardonnay) ~ 89 Zinfandel ~ 60 Moreau-Naudet, Burgundy, France 2018 Bedrock, Sonoma, California 2018 RUM Chardonnay ~ 99 Cabernet Franc ~ 65 Massican, 'Hyde Vineyard' Napa, California 2016 Roches Neuves - Thierry Germain Saumur-Champigny, Loire, France 2019 Plantation 5 Year ~ 9 Chardonnay ~ 140 Ron Zacapa 23 ~ 15 Evening Land, 'Summum', Eola-Amity Hill, Oregon 2014 Syrah ~ 85 Goslings Black Seal ~ 7 Jolie Laide, North Coast, California 2019 Cabernet Sauvignon ~ 89 Matthiasson 'Village' Napa Valley, California 2018 SCOTCH ROSÉ Famous Grouse ~ 7 Johnny Walker Black Label ~ 10 Balvenie 12-Year ~ 18 Ameztoi 'Rubentis' ~ 58 ORANGE Getariako Txakolina, Basque County, Spain 2020 Claus Preisinger ~ 59 AMERICAN WHISKEY 'Rozsa Libre!' Burgenland, Austria 2019 Radikon ~ 70 A Tribute to Grace ~ 65 'Sivi’ Venezia Giulia, Italy 2018 Woodford Reserve Bourbon ~ 12 'Highlands Vineyard' Santa Barbara, CA 2020 Costador ~ 55 Belle Meade Bourbon ~ 15 45 ‘Metamorphika’ Catalunya, Spain 2018 Heidi SchrÖck ~ Wild Turkey 101 ~ 8 'Biscaya' Burgenland, Austria 2019 Calcarius ~ 70 (1L) Rittenhouse Rye ~ 10 Ruth Lewandowski ~ 65 ‘Orange Puglia’ Puglia, Italy 2018 Michter’s Rye ~ 13 Tempranillo Blend, California 2020 Virgil Kaine Robber Baron Rye ~ 11.
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