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Wine by the Glass Wine on Tap Sparkling Wines Wine By The Glass half full btl Red Wine Flights Sincerely Sauvignon Blanc 4 8 32 Cape of Good Hope, South Africa Kellerei Bozen Blauburgunder 7 14 52 Ch. de Chaintré Chardonnay 7 13 45 S Macon-Chaintré, Burgundy, France Raeburn Chardonnay 5 10 36 üdtirol-Alto Adige, Italy Russian River Valley, Ca. Bright pomegranate, cranberry and hibiscus aromas with an Valckenberg Gewürztraminer 6 12 42 ethereal, silky texture & a hint of dried leaves Pfalz, Germany Marcel Giraudon Pinot Noir S 7 13 48 Schlink Haus Riesling Auslese 5 10 36 Bourgogne Chitry, France Nahe, Germany Fresh earth, sour cherry, rhubarb, light body, taut finish Manzone Fratelli Rosato 5 10 36 Westside Crossing Pinot Noir 6 12 44 Nebbiolo, Piedmont, Italy Russian River Valley, Ca. Classic cherry-cola nose, vanilla, macerated raspberry, supple Brack Mtn. ‘Boatman’ 4 10 36 Alicante Bouschet, California Scheid Family ‘VDR’ S 8 15 56 Rubinelli Vajol Valpolicella 7 13 48 Petit Verdot, Petite Sirah, California Corvina blend; Veneto, Italy Rose hips, dried red currant, sour cherries and kirsch. Wine on Tap Chenin Blanc S 4 8 32 Monte Bernardi ‘Ti Adoro’ O 5 10 39 Dry Creek Vineyards, CA Tuscany, Italy Pinot Grigio 4 8 32 Quintessential Italian table wine; a medium bodied, zippy quaffer! Stemmari, Italy Tzingarella SuperTuscan O 8 15 56 Cabernet Franc 4 8 32 Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc; Tuscany Irresistible. Deep plum and pomegranate, violets, med-full body Kingman, Grand Valley, CO Workbook Red Blend 4 8 32 California Colterris Cabernet Franc 6 12 42 Grand Junction, CO Sparkling Wines – choose any 3 for $16 Medium body, silky tannins, red plums, raspberry, graphite Conquilla Cava Brut 6 12 42 LeMonde Cabernet Franc 6 12 42 Penedes, Spain Friuli, Italy La Bella Prosecco Brut 5 10 39 Lush cherries, medium-full body, rosemary, bright finish Friuli-Venezie, Italy Tabali Cabernet Franc 7 13 45 Dr. Loosen Sekt Extra Brut 5 10 36 Limari, Chile Mosel, Germany Blackberry, roasted serrano, coffee, full body, big tannins Domaine Carneros Brut 7 15 52 Carneros, Ca. Lucien Albrecht Rosé Brut 7 13 48 Chateau Tour Chapoux S 5 10 36 Crémant d’Alsace, France Bordeaux Rouge, Bordeaux, France Dusty Blueberry blossom nose, Red and Black Plum, easy drinking Merlot driven Bordeaux. White Wine Flights Chateau Beaumont S 7 14 52 Haut-Medoc, Bordeaux, France Blackcurrant, black cherry, vanilla, cedar, graphite, fine, firm tannins Cleebourg Riesling 5 10 36 Halter Ranch Synthesis SP 7 14 52 Alsace, France Cab & Syrah; Paso Robles, California Broad, dry style with notes of honeysuckle, apricot & a hint of Voluptuous body, chocolate-covered cherry, smooth tannins sandstone on the mouthwatering finish Steinmetz Dry Riesling O,V 5 10 36 Mosel, Germany Barista Pinotage 6 12 44 Bone dry & racy, this is a party in your mouth! It's like lime and Western Cape, South Africa green apple fireworks, and leaves you wanting another sip! Smoky strawberry & raspberry jam, espresso notes, full body Fritz Windisch Riesling S 5 10 36 Loscano Malbec Gr. Reserve 7 13 48 Kabinett; Rheinhessen, Germany Mendoza, Argentina Tropical juiciness awaits your palate! Imagine a tangy Oliverhill ‘Red Silk’ Shiraz 7 13 48 fruit salad with about half as much sugar! McLaren Vale, Australia Rich, spicy blackberry, eucalyptus, cocoa, round and soft. Cantina della Serra Erbaluce 6 12 42 Piedmont, Italy Leone de Castris Primitivo 6 11 40 Grapefruit pith, minerals, faint white flowers, light body, crisp Salento, Italy Maison Ambroise Aligoté OP 7 13 45 Wild strawberries, raspberries, dark chocolate, goes down easy Burgundy, France Easton Zinfandel OP 7 13 48 Pear, pineapple, white peach, dry finish, similar to pinot grigio Zinfandel, Amador County, CA Carlson Vineyards ‘NSFW’ 5 10 36 Dried cherries, figs, smoked meat, caramel Palisade, CO Pedroncelli Zinfandel 7 14 52 ‘not safe for work’! vidal blanc blend; wildly juicy, tropical and Bushnell Vyd, Dry Creek Valley, CA exotic, similar to viognier Rich blackberry, lampong peppercorn, bramble jam, mocha O-Organic, V-Vegan, S-Sustainable, P-Practicing, B-Biodynamic .
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