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Wine by the Bottle Sparkling Europe Champagne Brut, Armand de Brignac Gold – NV 400 Brut, Laurent Perrier – Millésimé 2007 145 Brut, Mondet “Fût de Chêne” – NV 85 Brut, Veuve Clicquot – NV 119 Sparkling White Crémant de Bourgogne Brut, Maison Shaps – Burgundy, France, NV 67 “Due Dei”, Metodo Classico Spumante – Italy, 2010 50 Prosecco, Villa Chiopris – Italy, NV 45 Sparkling Red Brachetto d’Acqui, Rinaldi – Piedmont, Italy, 2015 46 ‘Emma’ Lambrusco di Sorbara – Italy, NV 38 Sparkling Cider Brut Cidre, Domaine de la Minotière Cidre Fermier Biologique – Normandie, France, NV 35 North America Sparkling White Brut, Thibaut-Janisson – Virginia, NV 65 Brut, Méthode Blanc de Franc, Michael Shaps – Virginia, NV 80 100% Cabernet Franc Brut, Argyle Winery – Willamette Valley, 2016 54 Chardonnay, Pinot Noir South America Sparkling Rosé Brut, “Alma Negra”, Ernesto Catena – Mendoza, Argentina, NV 46 Malbec, Pinot Noir Rosé Virginia “Crosé”, King Family Vineyards – Croset, 2018 46 Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Petit Verdot Blenheim Vineyards – Croset, 2018 46 Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Petit Verdot Europe Cleto Chiarli Brut Rosé– Castelvetro, Italy – NV 37 Pinot Noir 11/24/2020 2 White North America Virginia Chardonnay “Hardscrabble” Linden Vineyards– Linden, 2015 65 Keswick Vineyards – Keswick, 2017 60 Michael Shaps – Charlottesville, 2015 59 Viognier Chestnut Oak Vineyards “Alba” – Barboursville, 2016 46 King Family Vineyards – Crozet, 2017 58 Michael Shaps – Charlottesville, 2016 59 Veritas Vineyards – Afton, 2017 57 Petit Manseng Michael Shaps – Charlottesville, 2016 60 Bluestone Vineyard – Bridgewater, 2016 58 Pinot Gris Pollak Vineyards - Greenwood, 2016 50 Vidal Blanc Bluestone Vineyards – Shenandoah, 2016 42 Keswick Vineyards – Keswick, 2016 50 Blends & Other Varietals “Painted White” Blenheim Vineyards – Charlottesville, 2016 59 Sauvignon Blanc, Viognier, Chardonnay “Roseland”, King Family Vineyard – Crozet, 2017 55 Chardonnay, Viognier, Petit Manseng Sauvignon Blanc, Stinson Vineyards – Crozet, 2016 50 Traminette, Rosemont Vineyards – La Crosse, 2016 34 California Chardonnay Cakebread Cellars – Napa Valley, 2017 92 Calera – Mt. Harlan, 2016 110 Domaine Eden – Santa Cruz Mountains, 2015 60 Martin Ray Vineyards & Winery – Sonoma, 2017 44 Ramey Wine Cellars – Russian River Valley, 2015 85 Stony Hill – Napa Valley, 2012 95 Wayfarer Vineyard – Fort Ross-Seaview, 2016 178 Sauvignon Blanc Duckhorn Vineyards – Napa Valley, 2017 60 Merry Edwards – Russian River Valley, 2016 82 St. Supery – Napa Valley, 2017 45 Blends/Other Varietals “Blindfold” by Orin Swift, The Prisoner Wine Co. – 2016 69 Chardonnay, Viognier, Roussanne, Marsanne, Grenache Blanc, Semillon, Riesling Pinot Blanc “La Bise”, Michel-Schlumerger – Dry Creek Valley 2013 65 Sluice Box, Donkey & Goat – El Dorado, 2014 69 Vermentino, Marsanne, Grenache Blanc, Picpoul 11/24/2020 3 Oregon Chardonnay Goodfellow Family Cellars – Willamette Valley, 2017 65 Pinot Gris Willamette Valley Vineyards – Willamette Valley, 2017 47 Blends & Other Varietals “Borealis”, Montinore Estate – Willamette Valley, 2015 45 34% Gewurztraminer, 30% Muller-Thurgau, 28% Pinot Gris, and 8% Riesling Pinot Blanc, Adelsheim Vineyards – Chehalem Mountain, 2013 58 New York Finger Lakes Dry Riesling, Forge Cellars – Seneca Lake, 2018 45 France Bourgogne (Chardonnay) Albert Bichot “Vieilles Vignes de Chardonnay” – 2017 45 Maison Shaps – 2016 51 1er Cru Montagny “Vigne du Soleil”, Seguin-Manuel – 2016 70 Loire (Sauvignon Blanc unless specified) Pouilly Fumé Vielles Vignes, Régis Minet – 2016 60 Sancerre, “Le Tournebride” Vincent Gaudry - 2018 67 Sauvignon Blanc, “Attitude” Pascal Jolivet – 2018 45 Rhône Châteauneuf du Pape Blanc, Château Vaudieu “Clos du Belvedère” – 2012 150 Grenache Blanc Côtes du Rhone Blanc, Vidal Fleurry – 2015 40 Viognier, Grenache Blanc Alsace Gewurztraminer, J. Fritsch – 2015 36 Blends & Other Regions Anjou Blanc, Domaine de La Bergerie “Sous La Tonnelle” – Anjou, 2019 40 Chenin Blanc Pont de Gassac Blanc – Languedoc-Roussillon, 2017 34 Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Grenache Blanc Bordeaux Blanc, Chartron la Fleur –Bordeaux, 2017 35 Sauvignon Blanc Italy Pinot Grigio Tenuta Luisa –Fruili, 2017 54 Punggl, Nals Margreid – Trentino-Alto Adige, 2017 48 Blends/Other Varietals Chardonnay, Salvano Sognante – Langhe, Alba, 2015 36 Greco di Tufo DOCG, Colline del Sole – Avellino, Campania, 2017 40 Grillo, Tami – Sicily, 2014 40 Moscato d’Asti, Lodali – 2017 36 Sauvignon Blanc, La Cappuccina – Veneto, 2017 38 Tocai Friulano, Borgo San Daniele – Isonzo del Friuli, 2016 46 Vermentino, Aia Vecchia – Toscana, 2017 37 11/24/2020 4 Austria Grüner Veltliner Gmirk, Anton Bauer – 2017 37 Spain Rias Baixas Albariño, “La Caña” Bodegas La Caña – 2017 45 Rioja Rioja Blanco, Bodegas Ostatu – 2018 39 85% Viura, 15% Malvasía Rueda Verdejo, Bodegas Naiades –2012 61 Germany Mosel Riesling Kabinett, Manfred Breit “Piesporter Goldtröpfchen” - 2016 38 South Africa Chenin Blanc “Honeybunch”, Remhoogte Estate Wine – Stellenbosch, 2017 56 New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc Fernlands – Marlborough, 2018 36 Ten Sisters Single Vineyard – Marlborough, 2017 40 South America Argentina Mendoza Chardonnay, Portrero – Uco Valley, 2018 36 Torrontés, Santa Julia – 2019 24 Chile Coquimbo ‘Mayu’ Pedro Ximénez – Valle de Elqui, 2018 36 11/24/2020 5 Red United States Virginia Bordeaux-Style Blends Claret, Linden Vineyards– Linden, 2015 54 “Eluvium”, Early Mountain Vineyards – Madison, 2016 70 “Heritage”, Keswick Vineyards – Keswick, 2017 135 “Houndstooth”, Bluestone Vineyard – Bridgewater, 2012 60 Meritage, King Family Vineyard – Crozet, 2017 74 Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot, Malbec Meritage, Rockbridge Vineyard – Rockbridge, 2014 48 Meritage, Pollak Vineyards – Greenwood, 2015 79 45% Cabernet Franc, 40% Merlot, 15% Petit Verdot “Octagon”, Barboursville Vineyards – Barboursville, 2014 85 Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot “Painted Red”, Blenheim Vineyards – Charlottesville, 2017 69 Cabernet Franc Jefferson Vineyards – Charlottesville, 2017 50 Michael Shaps – Charlottesville, 2016 68 Pollak Vineyards – Greenwood, 2017 60 Rockbridge Vineyard – Rockbridge, 2013 49 Merlot King Family Vineyards – Crozet, 2016 60 Petit Verdot Chestnut Oak Vineyards – Barboursville, 2017 50 Michael Shaps – Charlottesville, 2015 64 Veritas Vineyards – Afton, 2016 75 Blends/Other Varietals Barbera, Barboursville Vineyard – Barboursville, 2017 56 “Rotunda Red”, Lovingston Winery – Lovingston, 2017 40 Syrah, Rosemont Vineyards – LaCrosse, 2017 50 Touriga, Barren Ridge Vineyards – Fishersville, 2017 48 California Cabernet Sauvignon Grayson Cellars – California, 2017 40 Nine North Wine Co. “Twenty Bench” – Napa Valley, 2017 54 Palmaz Vineyards – Napa Valley, 2007 260 Stags’ Leap – Napa Valley, 2015 110 Signorello Estate – Napa Valley, 2014 180 Schug Winery – Sonoma Valley, 2016 80 Merlot Rombauer Vineyards – Napa Valley, 2016 100 Swanson Estate – Napa Valley, 2016 62 Pinot Noir Meiomi – Sonoma Coast, 2017 45 Merry Edwards – Russian River Valley, 2016 114 Lola – Russian River Valley, 2016 63 11/24/2020 6 California (cont’d) Syrah Syrah, Ramey Wine Cellars – Sonoma Coast, 2016 75 Zinfandel Peter Franus “Brandlin Vineyard” – Mt Veeder, Napa Valley, 2015 65 “Saldo” by Orin Swift, Prisoner Wine Company– North Coast, 2017 75 Tin Barn Vineyards – Napa Valley, 2017 51 Blends & Other Varietals “Cain Concept: The Benchland”, Cain Vineyard and Winery – Napa Valley, 2009 100 46% Cabernet Sauvignon, 26% Merlot, 15% Cabernet Franc, 13% Petit Verdot Petit Sirah, Foppiano Vineyards – Russian River Valley, 2015 41 “Skyside”, Newton Vineyard – Napa Valley, 2017 60 Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Petit Verdot, Cabernet Franc “Taken From Granite: Elegance”, Renaissance Vineyard – North Yuba, 1999 150 Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc “Three Valleys”, Ridge Vineyards – Sonoma County, 2017 65 Zinfandel, Carignan, Petite Syrah “Rabble” Tempranillo, Rob Murray Vineyards – Paso Robles, 2017 51 Washington Cabernet Sauvignon Double Canyon – Horse Heaven Hills, 2015 59 L’Ecole No. 41 – Columbia Valley, 2015 76 Blends & Other Varietals Claret, Basel Cellars – Columbia Valley, 2013 53 “D2” DeLille Cellars – Columbia Valley, 2015 90 Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot “Ex Umbris” Syrah by Owen Roe – Columbia Valley, 2016 75 Seven Hills “Ciel du Cheval Vineyard” – Red Mountain, 2014 120 Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Petit Verdot, Malbec Oregon Pinot Noir Domaine Serene, Evenstad Reserve – Dundee Hills, 2015 114 Evesham Wood – Eola-Amity Hills, 2016 64 J. 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