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WINE MENU About Mexican Wines: Mexican wine making began with the arrival of the Spanish in the 16th century, when they brought vines from Europe to modern day Mexico, the oldest wine-growing region in the Americas. According to legend, Hernán Cortés and his soldiers quickly depleted the wine they brought from Spain celebrating the conquest of the Aztec Empire. Because of this, one of Cortés’ first acts as governor was to order the planting of grapevines. Today, Baja produces 90% of Mexico’s wine. About our Wine Program: Our wine program is characterized by the breadth and depth of its offerings. On our wine list, you’ll find bottles from all of the world’s major grape-growing regions. Within each region, we feature some of the most famous producers, hard-to-get cult wines and also some little-known gems. Each one of these bottles tells the distinctive story of its origins— the soil, the winemaker, the style, the grape, the vintage—and is selected for how those characteristics distinguish it from other wines on the list. Guests are welcome to bring wines that are not represented on our wine list; however, there will be a fee of $ 30 USD for each 750ml bottle with a limit of one bottle for every two guests at the table. 1 SUMMARY WINES BY GLASS 3 CHAMPAGNES & SPARKLING WINES 4 ROSE WINES 4 WHITE WINES France 5 Germany 5 Italy 5 United States 6 Mexico 6-7 Argentina 7 Chile 8 Australia 8 RED WINES France 9 Italy 9-10 Spain 10 United States 11-12 Mexico 12-14 Argentina 14 Chile 15 Australia 15 2 WINES BY GLASS Sparkling Wines Naonis Bisol Prosecco NV, Valdobiadenne Italy $390 White Wines Chardonnay, Coastal Estates BV, California, 2017 $335 Chardonnay Casa Madero, Valle de Parras Coahuila México, 2017 $340 Sauvignon Blanc Carmen 2018, Casa Blanca, Chile $350 Pinot Grigio Saaster, DOGC 2018, Friully Italy $300 Moscato SIP, 2016 California USA $335 Rosé Wines Cabernet Sauvignon V Rosé 2018, Casa Madero, Valle de Parras, México $340 Red Wines Cabernet Sauvignon Anxelin, Hacienda Encinillas 2016, Chihuahua, Mexico $470 Cabernet Sauvignon BV Coastal Estates 2017, California, USA $335 Piccolo Roganto 2017, Valle de Guadalupe, México $405 Merlot Don Luis Cetto 2016, Valle de Guadalupe, México $370 Pinot Noir Montes Alpha 2017, Valle de Aconcagua, Chile $355 Malbec Atorrante by Chakana 2018, Mendoza Argentina $370 Syrah Gran Reserva Viñas Casas del Bosque 2014, Casablanca Chile $405 3 CHAMPAGNE Tête De Cuvèe Cuvée Dom Pérignon 2009, Moët & Chandon, Epernay, France $10,125 Cuvée Cristal 2010, Louis Roederer. Champagne, France $13,420 Non Vintage Champagne Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial, Epernay, France $2,750 Billecart Salmon Brut Reserve, Marne, France $5,720 Veuve Clicqout Ponsardin Yellow Label $2,750 Taittinger Brut Premiere, Reims France $4,180 Rose Champagne Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial Rosé, Epernay, France $3,740 SPARKLING WINES Adami Garbel Prosecco, Colbertaldo, Italy $1,815 Naonis Garbel, Prosecco, Friully, Italy $1,540 Cava Torelló Brut Nature Reserve, Penedés, Cataluña, Spain $2,915 ROSE WINES Whispering Angel, Château D'Esclans Rosé 2016, Côtes de Provence, France $2,805 Le Poussin Rosé 2017, Côtes de Provence, France $1,375 Nuri, Malbec Rosé 2018, Alfredo Rocca, San Rafael, Mendoza Argentina $1,540 Josh Cellars Blend Rosé 2018, California USA $1,320 Uriel Blend Rosé 2018, Adobe Guadalupe, Valle de Guadalupe, México $1,320 Cabernet Sauvignon V Rosé 2018, Casa Madero, Valle de Parras, México $1,265 4 WHITE WINES France Chardonnay Chablis J Moreau & Fils 2016, Burgundy, France $2,475 Bourgogne Blanc Côte D'Or Seguin Manuel 2015, Burgundy, France $3,080 Other Varieties Sancerre Blanc Pascal Jolivet 2016, Sancerre, France $3,190 Pouilly Fumé Pascal Jolivet 2015, Sancerre, France $3,190 Germany Riesling Troken GG Brauneberger Juffer Grand Cru 2016, Mosel Saar River $1,870 Italy Pinot Grigio Pinot Grigio Organico Zio Baffa Castellani Estate DOC 2016, Sicily Italy $1,210 Pinot Grigio Danzante 2017, Delle Venezie Italy $1,340 Pinot Grigio Massi Massianco 2018, Delle Venezie Italy $1,430 Pinot Grigio Saaster, DOGC 2018, Friully Italy $1,340 Other Varieties Chardonnay Cantina Tramin DOC 2015, Alto Adige, Italy $1,705 Riesling Schulz, Ronco del Gelso, DOC 2016, Friully Italy $1,980 Soave Bertani Vintage 2014, Veneto, Italy $2,035 5 United States Chardonnay Chardonnay Karia, Stag's Leap 2015, Napa Valley USA $5,280 Chardonnay Rombauer 2014, Napa Valley USA $5,005 Chardonnay Grgich Hill 2014, Napa Valley USA $5,500 Chardonnay Mer Soleil Silver 2015, Sta Lucia Highlands, USA $2,860 Chardonnay Mer Soleil 2014, Lucia Highlands, USA $3,355 Chardonnay Chalk Hill Estate 2014, Alexander Valley, USA $5,500 Chardonnay Cake Bread 2014, Napa Valley, USA $6,270 Chardonnay Textbook 2016, Napa Valley, USA $2,915 Chardonnay Banshee 2015, Sonoma Coast, USA $2,420 Chardonnay Josh Cellars 2016, California USA $2,530 Chardonnay De Loach 2014, Russian River Valley USA $2,860 Chardonnay, Coastal Estates BV 2017, California, USA $1,265 Other Varieties Fume Blanc Grgich Hills 2016, Napa Valley, USA $4,345 Sauvignon Blanc Cake Bread 2015, Napa Valley, USA $3,900 Moscato SIP 2016, California, USA $1,450 6 México Chardonnay Chardonnay Viñas de Garza 2014, Valle de San Vicente, México $2,090 Chardonnay Flor de Bruma 2016, Valle de Guadalupe, México $2,310 Chardonnay Roganto 2015, Valle de San Vicente, México $1,540 Chardonnay Natal, Quinta Monasterio 2015, Valle de Guadalupe, México $1,650 Chardonnay Valle de Tintos 2014, Valle de Guadalupe, México $1,925 Chardonnay Marella 2015, Durand Viticultura, Valle de Guadalupe, Méxic $1,760 Chardonnay Calixa, Monte Xanic 2016, Valle de Guadalupe, México $1,650 Chardonnay Casa Grande, Casa Madero 2014, Valle de Parras México $1,760 Chardonnay Casa Madero 2016, Valle de Parras México $1,375 Sauvignon Blanc Sauvignon Blanc, Bodegas Henry Lurton 2016, Valle de Guadalupe, México $1,760 Sauvignon Blanc Viña Kristel Monte Xanic 2018, Valle de Guadalupe, México $1,430 Sauvignon Blanc Casa Malagón 2017, Valle de Guadalupe, México $1,265 Sauvignon Blanc Vinos Don Leo 2016, Valle de Parras México $1,650 Other Varieties Chenin Blanc Andromeda 2016, Vinícola El Cielo, Valle de Guadalupe, México $1,980 Viognier, Manaz, Casa Magoni 2016, Valle de Guadalupe, México $1,045 7 Argentina Chardonnay Chardonnay Q Zuccardi 2015, Valle de Uco, Argentina $2,365 Chardonnay Alfredo Rocca, Dedicación Personal 2016, Mendoza, Argentina $1,155 Other Varieties Torrontes Piatelli 2016, Cafeyate, Argentina $1,815 Chile Chardonnay Chardonnay Montes Alpha 2016, Valle Central, Chile $2,090 Chardonnay EQ Matetic 2015, Valle de San Antonio, Chile $1,925 Chardonnay Viñas Casas del Bosque 2015, Valle Casa Blanca, Chile $1,320 Sauvignon Blanc Sauvignon Blanc Viñas Casas del Bosque 2016, Valle Casa Blanca, Chile $1,650 Sauvignon Blanc Montes Alpha Limited Selection 2016, Valle de Leyda, Chile $1,265 Sauvignon Blanc Carmen Clásico 2018, Valle de Curicó, Chile $1,155 Australia Chardonnay Penfolds Koonunga Hills 2016, Southern Australia $1,595 8 RED WINES France Bordeaux Chateau Du Cartillon, Cru Bourgeois 2012, Haut-Medoc, Bordeaux $3,575 Chateau Teyssier, Grand Cru 2015, St. Emillion, Bordeaux $3,685 Chateau Mouton Rothschild, 1er Cru Classé, 2014 Pauillac, Bordeaux $75.500 Chateau Mouton Cadet, Rouge 2016, Medoc, Bordeaux $1,375 Other Appellations Bourgogne Pinot Noir Pascal Arnoux 2017, Burgundy $3,410 Crozes Hermitage, Emmanuel Darnaud Les Trois Chennes 2017, Rhône $4,620 Beaujolais Villages Joseph Drouin 2013, Beaujolais $3,465 Beaujolais Villages Joseph Drouin 2014, Beaujolais $3,465 Beaujolais Villages Joseph Drouin 2010, Beaujolais $3,465 Italy Tuscany Brunello Di Montalcino, DOCG, 2014, Castello Banfi, Tuscany $5,720 Chianti Superiore Lionelo Marchesi 2015, Castello di Monastero, Tuscany $1,980 Chiantti Rufina Reserva Nipozzano 2015, Tuscany $3,135 Chianti San Leonino 2014, Tuscany $1,870 Poggio Alle Sughere, Morellino Di Scanzano L. Marchessi 2013, Tuscany $1,760 Fricco Rosso Scarpetta Wines 2016, Tuscany $1,540 Zio Baffa Rosso, Organic 2014, Tuscany $1,600 Casanova di Neri, Rosso di Montalcino 2014, Tuscany $2,950 9 Piedmont Barolo Boroli DOCG 2010, Piedmont $4,455 Barbera d´ Alba Pio Cesare DOC 2016, Piedmont $3,025 Barbera D Alba Borolli Quattro Fratelli 2015, Piedmont $1,815 Other Appellations Amarone Della Valpolicella, Villa Arvedi, Bertani 2012, Veneto $1,800 Pinot Nero Maglen Tramin 2012, Trentina, Alto Adige, $4,400 Spain Rioja Marqués de Cáceres Excellens Cuvée 2014, Rioja $2,420 Viña Tondonia Reserva 2006, Rioja $2,700 Rivera del Duero Valdubon Reserva 2015, Rivera del Duero $1,850 10 United States Cabernet Sauvignon Cabernet Sauvignon Frank Family 2015, Napa Valley $6,230 Cabernet Sauvignon Jordan 2015, Napa Valley $6,305 Cabernet Sauvignon Hess Allomi 2017, Napa Valley $3,065 Opus One 2013, Napa Valley $41,470 Cabernet Sauvignon Silver Oak 2014, Alexander Valley $8,170 Cabernet Sauvignon Artemis Stag's Leap 2016 Napa Valley $7,910 Cabernet Sauvignon Folie a Deaux 2016, Alexander Valley $2,360 Cabernet Sauvignon Josh Cellars 2017, California $1,765 Cabernet Sauvignon Caymus Special Selection 2015, Napa Valley $11,360 Cabernet Sauvignon BV Coastal Estates 2018 Napa Valley $1,275 Cabernet Sauvignon Cypress 2016, Central Coast $1,420 Pinot Noir Pinot Noir Patz & Hall 2014, Sonoma Coast $5,995 Pinot Noir Belle Glos 2015, Santa Maria Valley & Santa Barbara County $5,490 Pinot Noir Chalk Hill 2017, Sonoma Coast $3,895 Pinot Noir Four Graces 2017, Willamette Oregon $4,020 Pinot Noir Meiomi 2016, Santa Barbara- Monterey $2,800 Pinot Noir Cambria Julia's Vineyard 2016 $3,020 Pinot Noir McMurray 2016, Central Coast $1,880 Pinot Noir Row Eleven 3 Vineyards 2009, California $1,600 Pinot Noir Stephen Vincent 2017, Sonoma County $2,105 Pinot Noir BV Coastal Estates 2018 California $1,275 11 Other Varieties Merlot Chateau St. Michelle 2016, Columbia Valley $1,870 Merlot Los Osos J.
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