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SPARKLING Adami “Garbèl” Brut Prosecco / 52 / 13 Juve Y Camps Brut Cava “Reserva De La Familia” / 56 / 14 Schilcher ! SPARKLING ROSÉ Adami “Garbèl” Brut Prosecco / 52 / 13 Conde Villar / 48 / 12 Glera / Veneto, Italy NV Vinho Verde / Minho, Portugal / 2013 Juve y Camps Brut Cava “Reserva de la Familia” / 56 / 14 Viñatigo Rosado / 48 / 12 Xarel-lo, Macabeo, Parellada, Chardonnay / Catalunya, Spain Listán Negro / Canary Islands, Spain 2014 2011 Anton Bauer (S) / 52 / 13 Schilcher Frizzante “Langmann” / 52 / 13 Zweigelt, Merlot, Syrah / Niederösterreich, Austria 2014 Blauer Wildbacher / Styria, Austria NV Ochoa Rosado di Lagrima / 48 / 12 The Chook / 58 / 14.5 Garnacha, Cabernet Sauvignon / Navarra, Spain 2014 Shiraz / McLaren Vale, Australia NV RED WHITE Johnson Family / 56 / 14 J. Perrier et Fils “Abymes Cuvée Gastronomie” / 48 / 12 Pinot Noir / Sonoma Coast, CA 2013 Jacquere / Savoie, France 2014 Nino Negri Valtellina Superiore / 58 / 14.5 Wildewood / 54 / 13.5 Nebbiolo / Lombardy, Italy 2011 Pinot Gris / Willamette Valley, Oregon 2013 Quinta de Chocapalha / 50 / 12.5 Quinta de Chocapalha / 48 / 12 Castelão / Lisboa, Portugal 2013 Arinto / Lisboa, Portugal 2014 Domaine Bordes “Les Narys” / 52 / 13 Zilliken “Butterfly” Halbtrocken 54 / 13.5 Syrah, Carignan, Grenache / Saint Chinion, France 2013 Riesling / Mosel, Germany 2014 Chateau Redortier / 65 / 16 Fattoria La Valentina Colline Pescaresi / 56 / 14 Grenache, Syrah, Counoise / Beaume-de-Venise, France 2010 Pecorino / Abruzzo, Italy 2013 Viña Bujanda Reserva / 60 / 15 Dom. Gilles Noblet “La Collonge Mâcon-Fuissé” / 60 / 15 Tempranillo / Rioja, Spain 2009 Chardonnay / Burgundy, France 2014 Clos de los Siete / 60 / 15 Malbec, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Petit Verdot / Mendoza, Argentina 2012 CIDER BEER Bordelet “Poire Authentique” Cuvée (B) / 48 / 12 Pork Slap / 7 Pear / Normandy, France 2013 Farmhouse Ale / New York, NY Isastegi “Sagardo” / 44 / 11 Colomba / 11 Apple / Asturias, Spain 2014 White Beer / Corsica, France Wölffer Rosé Cider / 13 Victory “Prima” / 8 Apple / New York, NY German Style Pilsner / Pennsylvania, US Bell’s Two Hearted Ale / 8 SODA India Pale Ale / Michigan, US Dry Cola / 5 Sam Smith / 10 Ginger Ale / 5 Nut Brown Ale / England Pomegranate / 5 Hitachino / 13 Meyer Lemon / 5 Espresso Stout / Japan Valencia Orange / 5 Einbecker / 8 Saratoga Sparkling Water (1L) / 6 Non-Alcoholic Pilsner / Germany **As a part of our commitment to environmental sustainability, we preserve water as much as possible. 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THE B-LIST* White Alois Lageder “Benefizium Porer” / 65 Pinot Grigio / Trentino-Alto Adige 2013 Kabaj “Ravan” / 56 Zeleni Sauvignon / Primorska, Slovenia 2011 Kabaj “Rebula” / 60 (S) Ribolla Gialla / Primorska, Slovenia 2011 Deux Punx/ 53 (O) Marsanne, Roussanne, Pinot Blanc / Russian River Valley, CA 2012 Lopez de Heredia “Viña Gravonia” / 68 Viura / Rioja, Spain 2005 Red Jean-Paul Dubost Fleurie / 64 Gamay / Beaujolais, France 2014 Forstreiter Reserve / 72 St. Laurent / Niederösterreich, Austria 2009 McCormick Ranch “Vesper” / 53 Carignan / San Diego, CA 2012 Fattoria di Fubbiano “I Pampini” / 84 Sangiovese / Tuscany, Italy 2011 A Mandria di Signadore “Patrimonio” / 78 (O) Nielluccio / Corsica, France 2012 Pardevalles “Gamonal” / 57 (FT, O, S) Prieto Picudo / Tierra de León, Spain 2008 Marchesi di Grésy, Barbaresco Martinenga / 110 Nebbiolo / Piedmont, Italy 2011 Descendientes de José Palacios “Villa de Corullon” / 97 Mencía / Bierzo – Castilla y León, Spain 2006 Lopez de Heredia “Viña Tondonia Reserva” / 92 Tempranillo / Rioja, Spain 2003 Casanova di Neri “Brunello di Montalcino” / 107 Sangiovese / Tuscany, Italy 2009 * “B” is for bold, brave, best, and Brians (B) Biodynamic (FT) Fair Trade (O) Organic (S) Sustainable (SF) Sulfite Free (V) Vegan ! ! ! Sparkling Riesling Dom. de Nerleux “La Folie des Loups” Crémant Rosé / 56 Ducal / 52 Cabernet Franc / Loire, France Riesling / Podarvje, Slovenia 2009 H. Goutorbe “Cuvée Prestige” Premier Cru / 95 Ravines / 54 Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Pinot Meunier / Champagne, Riesling / Finger Lakes, NY 2013 France NV Selbach-Oster “Kabinett” / 34 – Half Btl. Chartogne-Taillet “Le Rose” / 98 Riesling / Mosel, Germany 2013 Pinot Noir, Chardonnay / Champagne, France NV J.J. Prüm “Zeltinger Sonnenuhr Spatlese” / 75 P. Gimonnet Brut 1er Cru “Blanc de Blancs” / 55 Half Btl. Riesling / Mosel, Germany 2007 Chardonnay / Champagne, France NV Ployez-Jacquemart “Extra Brut Rosé” / 58 – Half Btl. Chardonnay, etc. Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Pinot Meunier / Champagne, Fr. NV The Clambake / 50 Chardonnay / Santa Lucia Highlands, CA 2013 Light White Domaine F. Bachelier “Petit Chablis” / 60 Gertie & Max / 46 Chardonnay / Burgundy, France 2014 Gutedel / Baden, Germany 2013 J. Manciat Mâcon-Charnay Franclieu / 56 Michel Delhommeau “Harmonie” / 55 Chardonnay / Burgundy, France 2014 Muscadet / Loire, France 2013 Famille Laurent a Saulcet / 48 (S) Domaine Paul Cherrier / 58 Tressalier, Chardonnay / Saint-Pourcain, France 2013 Sauvignon Blanc / Sancerre, France 2014 Waterstone / 60 Fournier / 32 – Half Btl. Chardonnay / Carneros, CA 2013 Sauvignon Blanc / Sancerre, France 2013 Ridge Estate / 54 – Half Btl. Črnko “Jareninčan” / 51 (S) Chardonnay / Santa Cruz, CA 2012 Müller-Thurgau, Welschriesling, Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Trefethen / 81 Gris, Chardonnay, Gewürztraminer, Muscat / Podravje, Slovenia Chardonnay / Napa Valley, CA 2013 2014 Löwengang Tenutae Lagader / 84 (B, O) As Laxas / 52 (FT, S) Chardonnay / Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy 2010 Albariño / Rías Baixas, Spain 2014 Full White Aromatic White Emile Beyer “Tradition” / 51 Szõke Mátyás / 49 (S) Pinot Blanc / Alsace, France 2014 Irsai Olivér / Mátra, Hungary 2012 Niepoort “Redoma Branco” / 55 (O) Wieninger / 56 Rabigato, Codega, Viosinho, Arinto / Douro, Portugal 2013 Gemischter Satz / Vienna, Austria 2013 Masseria Li Veli Valle d'Itria / 57 Alleno & Chapoutier “Croix de Chabot” / 74 Verdeca, Fiano Minutolo / Puglia, Italy 2013 Marsanne / Saint-Joseph, France 2012 Azienda Agricola “Cà del Magro” (S) / 52 Argyros / 60 Garganega, Trebbiano, Tocai, Cortese, Chardonnay, Riesling Assyrtiko / Santorini, Greece 2014 / Veneto, Italy 2009 CVNE “Monopole” / 47 Alta Alella “Tallarol” (O) / 50 Viura / Rioja, Spain 2013 Xarel-lo / Catalonia, Spain 2014 Occhipinti “SP68” / 64 L’Ecole No. 41 / 56 Albanello, Zibibbo / Vittoria, Sicily 2014 Sémillon / Columbia Valley, WA 2013 Spiegelberg / 70 (S) Jean-Michel Gautier “Vouvray Sec” / 55 Juhfark, Hárslevelű, Furmint / Tokaj, Hungary 2011 Chenin Blanc / Loire Valley, France 2014 Writer’s Block / 50 Roussanne / Lake County, CA 2011 Domaine Philippe Tessier “La Porte Doree” / 62 (B) Romorantin / Cour-Cheverny, France 2009 (B) Biodynamic (FT) Fair Trade (O) Organic (S) Sustainable (SF) Sulfite Free (V) Vegan ! ! Light Red Earthy Red Le Grain de Sénevé “Roue Libre” / 56 La Rioja Alta “Viña Ardanza” Reserva / 44 – Half Btl. Gamay / Beaujolais, France 2013 Tempranillo / Rioja, Spain 2005 Gai’a / 52 Cantele / 48 Agiorgitiko / Peloponnese, Greece 2013 Negroamaro / Salice Salentino, Italy 2012 Statti / 54 Gagliole “Rubiolo” / 56 Gaglioppo / Calabria, Italy 2014 Sangiovese / Chianti Classico, Italy 2013 Heitz Cellar / 63 Odoardi “Savuto” / 52 Grignolino / Napa, CA 2012 Gaglioppo, Greco Nero, Nerello Cappuccio, Turley “Bechtoldt Vineyard” / 59 Magliocco Canino, Sangiovese / Savuto, Italy 2013 Cinsault / Lodi, CA 2014 Mas de Gourgonnier / 55 Cabernet Sauvignon, Grenache, Syrah, Carignan / Pinot Noir Provence, France 2013 R. Jeanniard Morey-St-Denis 1er Cru Clos des Ormes / 95 LeSalette Valpolicella Classico / 53 Pinot Noir / Burgundy, France 2012 Corvina, Rondinella, Molinara / Veneto, Italy 2014 Lauverjat / 59 Camigliano “Rosso di Montalcino” / 59 Pinot Noir / Loire Valley, France 2014 Sangiovese / Tuscany, Italy 2013 Domaine Faiveley Mercurey / 48 (S) – Half Btl. Bebame/ 54 (S) “Clos des Myglands” 1er Cru Cabernet Franc, Gamay / Sierra Foothills, CA 2013 Pinot Noir / Burgundy, France 2013 Guidobono / 57 Adelsheim Vineyard / 37 – Half Btl. Nebbiolo / Langhe, Italy 2014 Pinot Noir / Willamette Valley, OR 2013 Durigutti / 54 Calera Mills Vineyard / 42 (O) – Half Btl. Malbec / Mendoza, Argentina 2014 Pinot Noir / Mt. Harlan, CA 2014 J.K. Carrier “Vespidae” / 49 – Half Btl. Full Red Pinot Noir / Willamette Valley, OR 2012 Wölffer Estate / 59 Porter Creek / 80 Cabernet Franc / The Hamptons, NY 2013 Pinot Noir / Sonoma, CA 2013 Domaine Chambeyron “La Chavarine” / 108 Syrah / Côte-Rotie, France 2011 Fruity Red Heartland “Spice Trader” / 58 Domaine du Vieux Lazaret / 50 – Half Btl. Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon / Langhorne Creek, Australia 2012 Châteauneuf-du-Pape / Rhône, France 2011 Château Pey La Tour Reserve / 60 Cascina Tavijn “Ruché di Castagnole Monferrato” / 55 Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot / Ruché / Piedmont, Italy 2013 Bordeaux, France 2011 Boroli Barbera d’Alba 4 Fratelli / 54 Wölffer Estate “Fatalis Fatum” / 77 Barbera / Piedmont, Italy 2013 Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Barbera / Palacios “Petalos” / 58 (B) The Hamptons, NY 2012 Mencia / Bierzo, Spain 2013 MatchBook “Tinto Rey” / 60 Arizona Stronghold “Mangus” / 60 Tempranillo, Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Graciano, Petit Verdot / Dunnigan Hills, CA 2011 Sangiovese, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon / Arizona, US 2013 Fleur / 56 Nittnaus “Comondor” / 94 Merlot, Blaufränkisch, Zweigelt / Burgenland, Austria 2007 Petite Sirah / North Coast, CA 2013 Barranco Oscuro “Rubaiyat” / 67 Pecchenino “san Luigi Dogliani” / 55 Syrah / Andalucía, Spain 2009 Dolcetto / Piedmont,
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