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White Wine Red Wine White Wine Old World Wine Glass Carafe Botle Spain House Wine 28 49 99 Bico da Ran 16, Zarate, Rias Baixas 171 Gewurztraminer 16, Arthur Metz, Alsace, France 37 75 150 Pouilly Fume 17, Fournier, Loire, France 49 98 198 Germany Flam Blanc 17, Flam, Judean Hills, Israel 49 98 198 Pinot Blanc 15, Markus Molitor, Mosel 240 Muga Blanco 17, Rioja, Spain 54 108 216 Oestricher Lenchen Riesling 11, Weinguter Wegeler, Rheingau 289 Chablis Vieilles Vignes 17, Jean Durup, Bourgogne, France 55 110 220 Sauvignon Blanc 17, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough, New Zealand 69 138 276 Slovenia Sipon - Furmint 17, Kobal 198 Israel Sauvignon Blanc 17, Bat Shlomo, Carmel Mountain 187 Greece Lahat White 17, Rosh Tzurim Vineyard, Lahat, Jerusalem 214 Assyrtiko 16, Argyros, Santorini 312 Chenin blanc 16, Shvo vineyard, Upper Galille 228 NET Sauvignon blanc 17, Tulip, Jezreel Valley 236 C Castel 17, Domaine du Castel, Judean Hills 250 Red Wine Garage de Papa White 17, Lewinsohn, Upper Gallile 282 White Signature 17, Sphera, Judean Hills 302 Glass Carafe Botle Chardonnay 16, Clos de Gat, Judean Hills 320 House Wine 28 49 99 Shoresh Blanc 17, Tzora vineyards, Judean Hills 350 Pinot noir 15, Domaine Borgeot, Burgundy, France 44 88 176 Sycra Chardonnay 13, Clos de Gat, Judean Hills 638 Cabernet Sauvignon 16, Segal, Upper Galilee, Israel 49 98 196 Campo Viejo 13, Reserva, Rioja, Spain 49 98 196 France Campofiorin Rosso 14, Masi, Veneto, Italy 49 98 196 Muscadet 16, Barton & Guestier, Loire Valley 150 Cielo Amarone 13, Cent'anni, Veneto, Italy 59 118 236 Les Cimels Blanc 16, Chateau d'Or , Rhone Valley 169 Cabernet Sauvignon 06, Amphorae, Kerem Maharal, Israel 79 158 316 Rully 15, La Chaponniere, Maison de Montille, Bourgogne 277 Saint Veran 16, Comte Lafon, Macon Village, Bourgogne 298 Israel Sancerre 17, Fournier, Loire 310 Yiron 15, Galil Mountain Winery, Upper Galilee 220 Riesling grand cru d`Alsace, Kronenbourg 13, Domaine Bott- Geyl 315 Avidan Reserve 15, Avidan, Hasharon 220 Jean Durup, Chablis 1er cru 16, l`Homme Mort 362 Yarden Merlot 15, Golan Heights Winery, Golan Heights 258 Montagny, Premier Cru- Les Coeres 15, Maison de Montille, Bourgogne 371 MIA luce CSM 17, MIA luce, coastal plain 278 Chablis grand cru Clos 15, Christian Moreau, Burgundy 590 Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve 16, Flam, Judean hills 278 Meursault 15, Roulot, Burgundy 850 Timeless 08, Villa Wilhelma Winery, Kerem Ben Zimra 288 Puligny-Montrachet 1er cru Folatieres 12, Chateau de Puligny, Burgundy 1250 Shoresh 16, Tzora vineyards, Judean Hills 298 Corton-Charlemagne grand cru 13, Bonneau du Martray, Burgundy 1750 Garage de Papa Red 15, Lewinsohn, Upper Gallile 310 Cabernet Frank 12, Amphorae, Kerem Maharal 384 Castel Grand Vin 16, Domain du Castel, Judean hills 470 Italy Ya'ar Yatir 14, Yatir Winery, Judean Hills 530 Pinot Grigio 17, Masi, Veneto 178 Ayalon Valley 10, Clos de Gat, Judean Hills 560 Langhe Bianco Dragon 16, G. D. Vajra, Piedmont 220 The Cave 14, Galilee 570 Pecorino 16, Trabocchetto, Abruzzo 207 Flam Nobel 13, Flam, Judean hills 595 Etna Bianco 15, Tenuta delle Terre Nere, Sicily 232 Misty Hills 16, Tzora vineyards, Judean Hills 598 France Ju de Vie 16, Domain de la Graveirette, Vallée du Rhône 187 Chante Coucou 14, Domaine Elian Da Ros, Bordeaux 336 Chateauneuf du pape 16, Louis Bernard, Rhone Valley 380 Nuits St. Georges 15, Henri Gouges, Bourgogne 464 Gevrey Chambertin 15, Les Evocelles, Domaine de la Vougeraie 597 Fixin 15, Premier Cru Clos du Chapitre, Meo - Camuzet 656 Gevrey Chambertin 14, Denis Mortet, Burgundy 698 Rose Wine Savigny les Beaune 11, Premier Cru Les Fournaux, Simon Bize, Bourgogne 716 Volnay Premier Cru Santenots 12, Comtes Lafon, Burgundy 980 Glass Carafe Botle Vosne Romanee Premier Cru Malconsorts 13, De Monille, Burgundy 1950 Saes rose 16, Quinta de saes, daõ, Portugal 161 Le Clarence 11, Chateau Bahans Haut-Brion, Bordeaux 2050 Minuty et OR Rose 16, Provence, France 44 88 169 Echezeaux Grand Cru 12, Grivot, Burgundy 2850 Rose Gris de Marselan 17, Recanati winery, Gallile, Israel 178 Flam Rose 17, Flam Winery, Golan Heights, Israel 196 Argentina Château Minuty Prestige, Côtes de Provence, France 380 Passo Doble Malbec - Corvina 12, Masi Tupungato 196 Italy Valpolicella Ripasso "Mara" 15, Cesari, Veneto 238 Sparkling Etna Rosso 15, Tere Nere, Sicily 258 Barbera d'Alba 16, Pio Cesare, Piedmont 259 Prosecco Extra Dry, Pasqua, Veneto, Italy 129 Vino nobile 12, Carpineto, Tuscany 338 Pet Nat Natural 17, Dabuki, Jezreel Valley, Israel 165 Barbaresco Reina 13, Michele Chiarlo, Piedmont 460 Cava Brut Reserva, Campo Viejo, Rioja, Spain 42 168 Barolo 13, Brovia, Piedmont 498 Cremant de Bourgogne-Blanc de Blanc, Vitteaut-Alberti, Burgundy, France 195 Amarone costasera 12, Masi, Veneto 560 Yarden Sparkling Rose 11, Golan Heights Winery ,Galilee, Israel 264 Brunello di Montalcino Castelgiocondo 11, Frescobaldi, Tuscany 680 Barbaresco 11, Pio Cesare, Piedmont 868 Israeli Magnums Champagnes Merlot 08, Yarden, Golan Heights winery, Israel 760 Ayalon Valley 06, Clos de Gat, Judean Hills 1280 Brut NV, Laurent-Perrier, Champagne, France 59 348 Ya'ar Yatir 12, Yatir Winery, Judien Hills, Israel 1365 Brut Imperial NV, Moet & Chandon, Champagne, France 490 Merlot 01, Yarden, Golan Heights winery, Israel 2360 Brut Rose NV, Moet & Chandon, Champagne, France 650 Brut NV, Veuve Clicquot, Champagne, France 660 * Vintage years may vary Brut Rose NV, Laurent-Perrier, Champagne, France 840 * You may purchase and enjoy at home all the listed wines for 30% off Dom Perignon Vintage 2006, Champagne, France 1890 Dom Perignon Vintage 2004, Champagne, France 2100.
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