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BUBBLES CHARDONNAY, Jacques Lassaigne Wines By The Glass BUBBLES CHARDONNAY, Jacques Lassaigne, 'Les Vignes de Montgueux,' 26 Aube, Champagne, France, Extra Brut NV -as energetic and well composed as Emanuel’s jazz vinyl collection MACABEO-XARELLO-PARELLADA, Mestres, 'Coquet,' Gran Reserva, 14 Cava, Spain, Brut Nature 2013 -a century of winemaking prowess in every patiently aged bottle ROSÉ OF PINOT NOIR-poulsard-trosseau, Bénédicte + Stéphane Tissot, 16 Jura, France, Extra Brut NV -zippy, raspberry-laden fizz from the slopes of a favorite alpine region WHITE, PINK + ORANGE GRILLO-catarratto, Mortellito, ‘Calaiancu,’ Sicily, Italy ‘18 14 -Mediterranean breezes compliments of this salted lemon and stone fruit sip ALIGOTÉ, Domaine Didier Fornerol, Burgundy, France ‘17 12 -in the hot, hot, heat we reach for the crisp, cool, refreshing CHARDONNAY, Enfield Wine Co., 'Citrine,' CA, USA ‘17 15 -John Lockwood seamlessly blends distinctive sites for a dose of California sunshine RIBOLLA GIALLA-FRIULANO-chardonnay, Massican, 'Annia,' Napa Valley, CA USA ‘17 17 -from the heart of American wine country, an homage to Northern Italy’s great whites RIESLING, Kruger Rumpf, ‘Im Pitterberg,’ Kabinett, Nahe, Germany ‘17 13 -like a bright bellini with a blue slate chaser ROSÉ OF CINSAULT-MOURVÈDRE-GRENACHE-carignan, Château Pradeaux, 13 Côtes de Provence, France ‘17 -classy and classic, the go-to for summer fare-- we’re looking at you, tomatoes! TREBBIANO-MALVASIA, Ampeleia, ‘Bianco de Ampelieia,’ Costa Toscana, Italy ‘17 14 -indigenous varieties with a pleasantly funky twist, courtesy of skin contact 4 Wines By The Glass LOIRE LOVIN’- delicious diversity celebrated here MELON DE BOURGOGNE, Domaine de l’Ecu, ‘Granite,’ 12 Muscadet Sevre & Maine, Loire, France ‘17 -Fred Niger, wild man of Muscadet, the one and only, focuses on single soil expression CHENIN BLANC, Domaine Guiberteau, Saumur, Loire, France ‘18 17 -nerd juice for everyone! GAMAY-PINOT NOIR-côt, Domaine Phillippe Tessier, Cheverny, Loire, France ‘17 12 -three grapes walk into a winery... RED CINSAULT, Turley, ‘Bechtold Vineyard,’ Lodi, CA, USA ‘17 14 -“Zin-masters” depart from their signature grape for a perfumed summer red PINOT NOIR, Sandhi, Santa Rita HIlls, CA, USA ‘16 16 -Raj and Sashi nailing it with their SoCal Pinot; lush brilliant balance MOURVEDRE, Dirty + Rowdy, ‘Familiar,’ CA, USA ‘18 13 -“drinks like yacht rock for space pirates”-Hardy Wallace GARNACHA-cariÑena, 4 Monos, ‘GR-10,’ Sierra de Gredos, Madrid, Spain ‘17 12 -these monkeys are in the business of expressing the energy of Spain’s next-gen wines BARBERA-chatus, Casina Melognis, 'Ardy,' Colline Saluzzesi, Piedmont, Italy ‘15 14 -go beyond Barolo and Barbaresco to find rich fruit and spice in overlooked DOCs CABERNET SAUVIGNON-SYRAH, Domaine du Deffends, ‘Champs de la Truffière,’ 13 Coteaux Varois, Provence, France ‘15 -if Bordeaux and the Rhône had a tryst in the south of France, this would be their love-child – worthy of inquiry before ordered 5 Wines By The Bottle BUBBLES – champagne CHARDONNAY, Jacques Lassaigne, ‘Les Vignes de Montgueux,’ 104 Aube, Extra Brut NV CHARDONNAY, Pierre Péters, ‘Les Chetillons,’ Grand Cru, 210 Mesnil, Cote de Blancs Brut ‘11 MEUNIER-CHARDONNAY-PINOT NOIR, La Closerie, ‘Les Béguines,’ 190 Montagne de Reims, Extra Brut NV PINOT BLANC, Roses de Jeanne, ‘La Bolorée,’ Aube, Brut ‘14 238 PINOT NOIR, Frederic Savart, ‘L’ouverture,’ 1er Cru, 125 Ecueil, Montagne de Reims, Extra Brut, NV ROSÉ OF MEUNIER, Laherte-Frères, ‘Rosé de Meunier,’ 99 Vallée de la Marne, Extra Brut NV BUBBLES – sparkling Wine CHARDONNAY-PINOT NOIR, Cruse Wine Co., ‘Cruse Tradition,’ CA, USA, Extra Brut NV 80 MACABEO-XARELLO-PARELLADA, Mestres, ‘Coquet,’ Gran Reserva, 56 Cava, Spain, Brut Nature ‘13 ROSÉ OF PINOT NOIR-POULSARD-TROSSEAU, Bénédicte + Stéphane Tissot, 64 Jura, France, Extra Brut NV 6 Wines By The Bottle AUSTRIA + GERMANY WHITE VARIETIES GRÜNER-WEISSBURGUNDER-GEWURTZTRAMINER.-welschriesling, Gut Oggau, 105 ‘Weiss,’ Burgenland, Austria ‘16 RIESLING, Clemens Busch, ‘Marienburg,’ Grosses Gewächs, 89 Trocken, Mosel, Germany ‘15 RIESLING, Falkenstein, Val Venosta, Alto Adige, Italy ‘15 72 RIESLING, Kruger-Rumpf, ‘Im Pitterberg,’Kabinett, Nahe, Germany ‘17 52 RIESLING, Scribe, ‘Estate,’ Sonoma County, CA, USA ‘16 69 ALSACE, JURA + SOUTHERN FRANCE WHITE VARIETIES GRENACHE GRIS-MACABEU, Matassa, Côtes Catalanes, France ‘16 80 MACABEU-MUSCAT, Domaine de l’Horizon, ‘L’Esprit de l’Horizon,’ 69 Côtes Catalanes, France ‘16 PINOT GRIS-RIESLING-MUSCAT- etc., Marcel Deiss, ‘Engelgarten,’ 1er Cru, 95 Alsace, France ‘16 SAVAGNIN, Domaine Overnoy-Crinquand, ‘Vieilles Vignes,’ 85 Arbois-Pupillin, Jura, France ‘11 VIOGNIER, Peay, Sonoma Coast, CA, USA ‘17 100 – worthy of inquiry before ordered 7 Wines By The Bottle BURGUNDY + LOIRE WHITE VARIETIES ALIGOTÉ, Alice + Olivier DeMoor, Burgundy, France ‘17 72 CHENIN BLANC, Domaine Guiberteau, Saumur, Loire, France ‘18 68 CHENIN BLANC, Domaine Huet, ‘Clos du Bourg,’ Demi-Sec, Vouvray, Loire, France ‘17 92 CHENIN BLANC, Eric Morgat, ‘Fides,’ Savennières, Loire, France ‘13 100 CHENIN BLANC, François Chidaine, ‘Les Bournais,’ Montlouis, Loire, France ‘17 83 CHENIN BLANC, Thibaud Boudignon, ‘a Françoise,’ Anjou, Loire, France ‘17 100 MELON DE BOURGOGNE, Domaine de l’Ecu, ‘Granite,’ 48 Muscadet-Sevre et Maine, Loire, France ‘17 SAUVIGNON BLANC, Domaine La Croix Saint-Laurent, Sancerre, Loire, France ‘18 56 8 Wines By The Bottle ITALY + SPAIN WHITE VARIETIES ALBARIÑO, Pedralonga, Rias Baixas, Spain ‘17 68 CARRICANTE-CATARATTO-MINNELLA, Biondi, ‘Outis,’ Etna Bianco, Sicily, Italy ‘16 75 FIANO, Ciro Picariello, ‘906,’ Avellino, Campania, Italy ‘14 80 FIANO, Rocca del Principe, Avellino, Campania, Italy ‘16 48 FRIULANO, I Clivi, ‘Brazan,’ Collio Goriziano, Friuli, Italy ‘14 70 GRILLO-CATTARRATTO Mortiletto, ‘Calaiancu,’ Sicily, Italy ‘18 56 LADO-TREIXADURA-etc., Bernardo Estévez, ‘Chánselus,’ Ribeiro, Spain ‘15 90 TOCAI FRIULIANO- RIBOLLA GIALLA-chardonnay, Massican, ‘Annia,’ 68 Napa Valley, CA, USA ‘17 TREBBIANO, Emidio Pepe, Abruzzo, Italy ‘14 198 – worthy of inquiry before ordered 9 Wines By The Bottle CHARDONNAY – old world Bérêche + Fils, ‘Les Monts Fournois,’ 1er Cru, Ludes, 160 Coteaux Champenois, Champagne, France ‘15 Domaine de la Cras, ‘La Cras Monopole,’ Coteaux de Dijon, Burgundy, France ‘16 93 Domaine Génot-Boulanger, ‘Les Meix Chavaux,’ Meursault, Burgundy, France ‘16 160 Domaine Henri + Gilles Buisson, ‘La Perrière,’ Saint Romain, Burgundy, France ‘15 88 Dominique Cornin, ‘Les Chevrières,’ Pouilly Fuissé, Burgundy, France ‘16 82 Domaine Pattes Loup, ‘Butteaux,’ 1er Cru, Chablis, Burgundy, France ‘16 130 Moreau-Naudet, ‘Forêts,’ 1er Cru Chablis, Burgundy, France ‘16 78 CHARDONNAY – new world Arnot Roberts, ‘Watson Ranch,’ Napa Valley, CA, USA ‘17 78 Big Table Farm, Willamette Valley, OR, USA ‘16 84 Ceritas, ‘Peter Martin Ray Vineyard,’ Santa Cruz Mountains, CA, USA ‘16 115 Enfield Wine Co., ‘Citrine,’ CA, USA ‘17 60 LIOCO, ‘Demuth,’ Anderson Valley, CA, USA ‘14 100 Lutum, ‘Gap’s Crown Vineyard,’ Sonoma Coast, CA, USA ‘15 105 Tyler, ‘Sanford & Benedict Vineyard,’ Santa Rita Hills, CA, USA ‘12 120 10 Wines By The Bottle PINK WINES ROSÉ OF CINSAULT-MOURVÈDRE-GRENACHE-CARIGNAN, Château Pradeaux, 52 Côtes de Provence, France ‘18 ROSÉ OF GRENACHE-MOURVÈDRE-CINSAULT-etc., Château Simone, 110 ‘Palette,’ Provence, France ‘17 ROSÉ OF TEMPRANILLO-ALBILLO-etc., Dominio del Águila, ‘Picaro Clarete,’ 63 Ribera del Duero, Spain ‘16 ROSÉ OF TIBOUREN, Clos Cibonne, ‘Cuvée des Vignettes,’ Cru Classé, 70 Côtes de Provence, France ‘16 ORANGE WINES ERBALUCE, Terre Sparse, ‘Diverso’, Piedmont, Italy ‘16 56 GRECANICO, COS, ‘Pithos,’ Sicily, Italy ‘16 66 RIBOLLA GIALLA, Arnot Roberts, ‘Vare Vineyard,’ Napa Valley, CA, USA ‘17 80 TREBBIANO-MALVASIA, Ampeleia, ‘Bianco de Ampelieia,’ Costa Toscana, Italy ‘17 56 – worthy of inquiry before ordered 11 Wines By The Bottle PINOT NOIR – old world Domaine Dujac, 1er Cru, Morey Saint Denis, Burgundy, France ‘16 300 Domaine Génot-Boulanger, ‘Vieilles Vignes,’ Pommard, Burgundy, France ‘16 123 Ghislaine Barthod, ‘Les Bons Bâtons,’ Burgundy, France ‘16 88 Jean-Marc Pillot, ‘Mes Vieilles Vignes,’ Chassagne-Montrachet, Burgundy, France ‘15 95 Sylvain Pataille, Burgundy, France ‘16 70 PINOT NOIR – new world Antica Terra, ‘Ceras,’ Willamette Valley, OR, USA ‘16 200 Ceritas, ‘Hellenthal Vineyard Old Shop Block,’ Sonoma Coast, CA, USA ‘16 130 Division, ‘Deux,’ Eola Springs Vineyard, Eola-Amity Hills, Willamette Valley, OR, USA ‘17 70 Eyrie Vineyards, ‘Daphne,’ Dundee Hills, Willamette Valley, OR, USA ‘14 96 Littorai, ‘Les Larmes,’ Anderson Valley, CA, USA ‘17 98 Sandhi, Santa Rita Hills, CA, USA ‘16 64 12 Wines By The Bottle BEAUJOLAIS, JURA + CHAMPAGNE RED VARIETIES GAMAY, Antoine Sunier, Régnié, Beaujolais, France ‘17 56 GAMAY, Jean-Louis Dutraive, ‘La Pied de la Rue,’ Fleurie, Beaujolais, France ‘17 70 GAMAY, Jolie-Laide, ‘Barsotti Vineyard,’ El Dorado, CA, USA ‘18 65 GAMAY-PINOT NOIR-côt, Domaine Phillippe Tessier, Cheverny, Loire, France ‘17 48 MEUNIER, Benoît Déhu, ‘La Rue des Noyers,’ 170 Coteaux Champenois, Champagne, France ‘14 PINOT NOIR-TROUSSEAU-POULSARD, Domaine du Pélican, ‘Trois Cépages,’ 75 Arbois, Jura, France ‘16 TROUSSEAU, Bénédicte + Stéphane Tissot, ‘Singulier,’ Arbois, Jura, France ‘17 80 TROUSSEAU-MONDEUSE-POULSARD, Methode Sauvage, 54 ‘California Alps,’ CA, USA ‘18 – worthy of inquiry before ordered 13 Wines By The Bottle ITALY RED VARIETIES BARBERA-CHATUS, Cascina Melognis, ‘Ardy,’ Colline Saluzzesi, Piedmont, Italy ‘16 56 MONTEPULCIANO, Emidio Pepe, Abruzzo, Italy ‘10 330 NEBBIOLO,
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