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View Beer/Wine List LATIN SELECTIONS WHITES WINES OF THE HOUSE Glass Bottle Glass Bottle From Spain 246 Marqués de Riscal Verdejo - Rueda 7 28 Casillero del Diablo—Central Valley, Chile 6 24 (85% Verdejo & 15% Viura) Merlot, Carmènére, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay 247 Gran Feudo Rosé- Navarra 8 32 and Sauvignon Blanc (100% Garnacha) 248 Vionta Albarino - Rias Baixas 12 50 (100% Albarino) 249 Aura Verdejo - Ruedo 55 CHOOSE YOUR FLIGHT (98% Verdejo & 2% Sauvignon Blanc) Our Spanish, Argentinean and Chilean wines offered by the glass are From Argentina also offered in a 250 Pascual Toso Torrontes - Mendoza 7 28 flight format. (100% Torrontes) 215 Terrazas Chardonnay - Mendoza 8 32 WHITE FLIGHTS (100% Chardonnay) 251 Lo Tengo Torrontes - Mendoza 9 36 THE CHA-CHA 8 (100% Torrontes) Casillero del Diablo Chardonnay 216 Bodegas Salentein Chardonnay - Mendoza 45 Casa Lapostolle Chardonnay (100% Chardonnay) Sincerity Organic Chardonnay From Chile THE FANDANGO 8 228 Duo Sauvignon Blanc — Casablanca 8 32 (100% Sauvignon Blanc) Pascual toso Torrontes 217 Casa Lapostolle Chardonnay—Casablanca 9 36 Terrazas Chardonnay (100% Chardonnay) Lo Tengo Torrontes 218 Sincerity Organic Chardonnay—Casablanca 11 44 (100% Chardonnay) THE BOLERO 9 229 Terrunyo Sauvignon Blanc—Casablanca 65 Marqués de Riscal Verdejo (100% Sauvignon Blanc) Gran Feudo Rosé Vionta Albarino THE ZAMBRA 10 REDS Duo Sauvignon Blanc Glass Bottle Casa Lapostolle Chardonnay From Spain Sincerity Organic Chardonnay 298 Marques de Arienzo Crianza - Rioja 8 32 (95% Tempranillo, 5% Graciano & Mazuelo) 299 Red Guitar “Old Vine” - Navarra 9 36 (55% Tempranillo & 45% Garnacha) RED FLIGHTS 300 Rívola—Sardon del Duero 11 44 (60% Tempranillo & 40% Cabernet Sauvignon) THE MAMBO 9 301 Marques de Riscal Reserva—Rioja 50 Marqués de Arienzo Crianza (90% Tempranillo, 5% Mazuelo & 5% Graciano) Red Guitar Rívola From Argentina 284 Trumpeter Malbec / Syrah—Tupungato 8 32 THE RUMBA 10 (50% Malbec & 50% Syrah) Trumpeter Malbec / Syrah 302 Terrazas Malbec—Mendoza 9 36 Terrazas Malbec (100% Malbec) 303 Graffigna “G” Malbec—San Juan 12 48 Graffigna “G” Malbec (100% Malbec) THE PASO-DOBLE 10 304 Bodega Norton “Privada” - Mendoza 55 (40% Malbec, 30% Merlot & 30% Cabernet Sauvignon) Root:1 Cabernet Sauvignon Casa Lapostolle Cabernet Sauvignon From Chile Calina “Alcance” Carmènére 274 Root: 1 Cabernet - Maipo Valley 9 36 (85% Cabernet Sauvignon, 15% Syrah) THE TANGO 10 275 Casa Lapostolle Cabernet—Rapel Valley 10 40 Calina “Alcance” Carmènére (100% Cabernet Sauvignon) Casillero del Diablo Carmènére 305 Calina “Alcance” Carmènére—Maule 12 48 Graffigna “G” Malbec (85% Carmènére, 10% Cabernet & 5% Merlot) 306 Marqués de Casa Concha Syrah—Rapel Valley 55 (100% Syrah) White Grapes Red Grapes Albarino—An extremely aromatic grape variety for white wine. Grown Carmènére—Originally of Bordeaux France, this grape is now in Portugal and Northwest Spain. One can taste and smell apricot, predominately from Chile. For many years it was mistaken for Merlot peach and citrus. because of its’ many Merlot characteristics. Granacha Blanca—A relatively easy to grow grape that extracts a lot of Garnacha—Thin skin with little pigment in it, makes it very suitable for juice. This grape is high in natural alcohol and has little acid. rose. The wines of the Garnacha are characterized by a very fruity, Torrontes—White grape, very popular in Argentina. Wines produced almost sweet taste. from this grape have a wonderful bouquet and are generally fruity. Graciano—A low yield grape, which produces highly prized wines. Verdejo—Good quality Spanish grape variety for white wines. The Since is not very abundant it is mostly found mixed with other grapes wines are well balanced, structured and often taste of pears, nuts and in the same vineyard. honey after some aging in bottle. Malbec—A somewhat rustic, full bodied grape variety for red wine. The Virua—The major grape in all Rioja white wines. Contributes aroma, juice is mild and low in acidity with rich tannins and flavors of dried mild fruit flavors and good acidity. fruit, black currants and plum. Viognier—Rare grape variety, for white wine. Small and deep coloured Mazuelo—Produces tannic, quite acidic wines with good colour that are smbaftl407 and produce golden, full-bodied wines. Taste and smell apricots, mostly used in a blend with other grape varieties. Expect leather, peaches and flowers. tannin and red currant flavors. FROM AROUND THE WORLD CHAMPAGNE & SPARKLING WINES GLASS BOTTLE 200 Domaine St. Michelle Brut - Washington 8 40 201 Freixenet Brut Splits - Spain 9 9 202 Aria Sparkling Pinot Noir - Spain 10 50 203 Taittinger - France 75 204 Moet and Chandon White Star - France 90 205 PJ Fluer de Champagne - France 205 206 Moet and Chandon Dom Perignon - France 250 RIESLING 235 St M - Germany 8 32 236 Jacob's Creek Reserve - Australia 11 44 SAUVIGNON BLANC 225 Kim Crawford - Marlborough, New Zealand 11 44 226 Geyser Peak Block Collection - Russian River 12 48 227 Brancott Reserve - New Zealand 55 CHARDONNAY 210 Trinchero Family Estates - California 8 32 211 Coppola Diamond Series - Napa Valley 9 36 212 Cambria "Katherines Vineyard" - Santa Maria 11 44 213 Kendall-Jackson Grand Reserve - Sonoma 13 52 214 Buena Vista - Carneros 45 216 Jordan - Russian River 65 OTHER WHITES 240 Sycamore Lane White Zinfandel - Calilfornia 6 24 241 Montevina Pinot Grigio - Italy 7 28 242 Folie a Deux "Menage a Trois" White Blend - California 8 32 243 Folie a Deux "Menage a Trois" Rose - California 8 32 244 Maso Canali Pinot Grigio - Italy 10 40 245 Conundrum - California 60 PINOT NOIR 280 Talus Pinot Noir - California 7 28 281 Greg Norman - South Australia 11 44 282 Carmel Road - Monterey, CA 13 52 283 Wild Horse - Central Coast, CA 65 MERLOT 255 Coppola Diamond Series - Napa Valley 10 40 256 Clos du Bois - Sonoma 11 44 257 Sebastiani - Sonoma 12 48 CABERNET 265 Blackstone - California 9 36 266 Benziger - Sonoma 12 48 267 William Hill Estates - Napa Valley 14 56 268 Sequoia Grove - Napa Valley 70 271 Don Melchor Cabernet Sauvignon - Maipo Valley 100 272 Caymus - Napa Valley 105 270 Frog's Leap - Rutherford 145 273 Silver Oak - Napa Valley 175 OTHER REDS 290 Folie a Deux "Menage a Trois" Blend - California 8 32 291 Ranch Zabaco "Dancing Bull" Red Zinfandel - California 8 32 292 Toasted Head Shiraz - California 9 36 293 Coppola Diamond Claret - Napa Valley 10 40 294 XYZin 10 Year Old Vines Zinfandel - California 50 295 Montevina "Terra d'oro" Deaver Vineyard Zinfandel - California 70 296 Cyrus 2003 - California 100 297 J Lohr "Cuvee Pom" - Pasa Robles 110 smbaftl407.
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