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CHÂTEAU DE BEAUCASTEL RED RHÔNE BLEND Napa, California • Bottle, $165 Châteauneuf-Du-Pape, Rhône • Bottle, $300 WINE RED AMICI CABERNET SAUVIGNON CHÂTEAU DE BEAUCASTEL RED RHÔNE BLEND Napa, California • Bottle, $165 Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Rhône • Bottle, $300 DAU, “RESERVE” CABERNET SAUVIGNON DOMAINE M. & S. OGIER D’AMPUIS, “LE VILLAGE” San Luis Obispo County, California • Bottle, $140 SHIRAZ / SYRAH Côte-Rôtie, Rhône • Bottle, $156 DUNN VINEYARDS CABERNET SAUVIGNON Napa, California • Bottle, $219 EMERITUS, “HALLBERG RANCH” PINOT NOIR Sonoma, California • Bottle, $82 E. GUIGAL, “LA TURQUE” RED RHÔNE BLEND Côte-Rôtie, Rhône • Bottle, $765 CHÂTEAU DE BEAUCASTEL RED RHÔNE BLEND Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Rhône • Bottle, $250 DELOACH VINEYARDS, “O.F.S.” PINOT NOIR Sonoma, California • Bottle, $86 BEAULIEU VINEYARD (BV), “TAPESTRY RESERVE” PROPRIETARY RED BLEND DELAS FRÈRES, “LA LANDONNE” RED RHÔNE Napa, California • Bottle, $112 BLEND Côte-Rôtie, Rhône • Bottle, $938 DOMINIO DE PINGUS, “PSI” TEMPRANILLO Ribera del Duero, Castilla y León • Bottle, $90 MICHAEL MONDAVI, “ANIMO” CABERNET SAUVIGNON EMMOLO MERLOT Napa, California • Bottle, $110 Napa, California • Bottle, $120 WRATH, SAN SABA VINEYARD PINOT NOIR BODEGAS VEGA SICILIA, “UNICO” TEMPRANILLO Monterey County, California • Bottle, $95 Ribera del Duero, Castilla y León • Bottle, $825 PALA, “CANNONAU RISERVA” CANNONAU DONNA LAURA, “BRAMOSIA” SANGIOVESE Cannonau di Sardegna, Sardinia [Sardegna] • Bottle, $67 (CHIANTI) Tuscany DOCG, Tuscany • Bottle, $46 JEAN-LOUIS CHAVE RED RHÔNE BLEND Hermitage, Rhône • Bottle, $570 NICKEL & NICKEL, JOHN C. SULLENGER VINEYARD CABERNET SAUVIGNON MARCHESI ANTINORI, “TIGNANELLO” Napa, California • Bottle, $475 SUPER TUSCAN Tuscany • Bottle, $234 CAYMUS, “RED SCHOONER VOYAGE 5” MALBEC Mendoza • Bottle, $80 YALUMBA, MENZIES ESTATE VINEYARD, “THE CIGAR” CABERNET SAUVIGNON DOUBLEBACK CABERNET SAUVIGNON Limestone Coast, South Australia • Bottle, $56 Columbia Valley, Washington • Bottle, $270 CHÂTEAU DE BEAUCASTEL RED RHÔNE BLEND PENFOLDS, “BIN 389” CABERNET/SHIRAZ Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Rhône • Bottle, $400 South Australia • Bottle, $260 ARISTA WINERY, TOBONI VINEYARD PINOT NOIR CAYMUS-SUISUN, “GRAND DURIF” PETITE SIRAH / Sonoma, California • Bottle, $190 PETITE SYRAH North Coast, California • Bottle, $120 YANGARRA ESTATE, “OLD VINE” GARNACHA / GRENACHE AR. PE .PE., “SASSELLA STELLA RETICA RISERVA” Fleurieu, South Australia • Bottle, $70 NEBBIOLO Valtellina, Lombardy • Bottle, $124 CHÂTEAU DE BEAUCASTEL RED RHÔNE BLEND Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Rhône • Bottle, $350 BIBI GRAETZ, “SOFFOCONE DI VINCIGLIATA” SANGIOVESE BARNETT VINEYARDS CABERNET SAUVIGNON Tuscany • Bottle, $118 Napa, California • Bottle, $159 DUCKHORN VINEYARDS MERLOT YANNICK AMIRAULT, “LE COUDRAYE” Napa, California • Bottle, $115 CABERNET FRANC Touraine, Loire Valley • Bottle, $49 JORDAN VINEYARD & WINERY CABERNET SAUVIGNON CONUNDRUM PROPRIETARY RED BLEND Sonoma, California • Bottle, $250 California • Bottle, $60 WINE RED DOMENICO CLERICO, “CIABOT MENTIN” NEBBIOLO FEUDI DI SAN GREGORIO, “SERPICO” AGLIANICO (BAROLO) Irpinia, Campania • Bottle, $157 Piedmont DOCG, Piedmont • Bottle, $220 CORISON, KRONOS VINEYARD CABERNET EHLERS ESTATE CABERNET FRANC SAUVIGNON Napa, California • Bottle, $126 Napa, California • Bottle, $399 CAYMUS, “SPECIAL SELECTION” CABERNET DIAMOND CREEK, RED ROCK TERRACE CABERNET SAUVIGNON SAUVIGNON Napa, California • Bottle, $912 Napa, California • Bottle, $1059 DAL FORNO ROMANO CORVINA CHÂTEAU LAGRANGE, “LES FIEFS DE LAGRANGE” Valpolicella, Veneto • Bottle, $320 RED BORDEAUX BLEND Médoc, Bordeaux • Bottle, $118 CHÂTEAU LAGRANGE, “LES FIEFS DE LAGRANGE” RED BORDEAUX BLEND DOMINUS, “ESTATE” PROPRIETARY RED BLEND Médoc, Bordeaux • Bottle, $1200 Napa, California • Bottle, $4197 DONATELLA CINELLI COLOMBINI, “PRIME DONNE” DUNN VINEYARDS CABERNET SAUVIGNON SANGIOVESE (BRUNELLO) Napa, California • Bottle, $635 Tuscany DOCG, Tuscany • Bottle, $286 BRIO DE CHÂTEAU CANTENAC BROWN RED EHLERS ESTATE CABERNET SAUVIGNON BORDEAUX BLEND Napa, California • Bottle, $231 Médoc, Bordeaux • Bottle, $89 GROTH CABERNET SAUVIGNON BUGLIONI, “IL BUGIARDO”, RIPASSO SUPERIORE Napa, California • Bottle, $1500 CORVINA BLEND (VALPOLICELLA) Valpolicella, Veneto • Bottle, $72 BARNETT VINEYARDS, RATTLESNAKE HILL VINEYARD CABERNET SAUVIGNON CHARLES KRUG MERLOT Napa, California • Bottle, $375 Napa, California • Bottle, $44 • Glass, $11 DOMINUS, “ESTATE” PROPRIETARY RED BLEND MOUNT VEEDER WINERY, “RESERVE” Napa, California • Bottle, $4197 PROPRIETARY RED BLEND Napa, California • Bottle, $220 BOND, “VECINA” PROPRIETARY RED BLEND Napa, California • Bottle, $840 BURGESS CABERNET SAUVIGNON Napa, California • Bottle, $64 THE EYRIE VINEYARDS, “ESTATE” PINOT NOIR Willamette Valley, Oregon • Bottle, $105 MICHAEL DAVID WINERY, “FREAKSHOW” CABERNET SAUVIGNON CHÂTEAU MOUTON-ROTHSCHILD (FIRST GROWTH) Lodi, California • Bottle, $40 • Glass, $10 RED BORDEAUX BLEND Médoc, Bordeaux • Bottle, $5900 OAKVILLE WINERY CABERNET SAUVIGNON Napa, California • Bottle, $232 DOMAINE BILA HAUT (M. CHAPOUTIER), “L’ESQUERDA” PROPRIETARY RED BLEND CA’ROME’, “SORI RIO SORDO” NEBBIOLO Côtes du Roussillon, Languedoc-Roussillon • Bottle, $46 (BARBARESCO) Piedmont DOCG, Piedmont • Bottle, $140 FAUST CABERNET SAUVIGNON Napa, California • Bottle, $273 GEORGES VERNAY, “SAINTE-AGATHE” SHIRAZ / SYRAH CHATEAU MONTELENA, “THE MONTELENA ESTATE” Côtes du Rhône, Rhône • Bottle, $69 CABERNET SAUVIGNON Napa, California • Bottle, $333 WINES OF SUBSTANCE CABERNET SAUVIGNON Columbia Valley, Washington • Bottle, $48 • Glass, $12 VIÑA COBOS, “BRAMARE” MALBEC Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza • Bottle, $69 OPUS ONE PROPRIETARY RED BLEND Napa, California • Bottle, $871 CONTINUUM, “PRITCHARD HILL” CABERNET SAUVIGNON MICHAEL POZZAN WINERY, “BACK BARN” Napa, California • Bottle, $480 ZINFANDEL Napa, California • Bottle, $56 • Glass, $14 WINE RED ANGELS & COWBOYS RED BLEND MARQUÉS DE CÁCERES, “GRAN RESERVA” Sonoma, California • Bottle, $48 • Glass, $12 TEMPRANILLO Rioja • Bottle, $88 GOLDENEYE (DUCKHORN) PINOT NOIR Mendocino County, California • Bottle, $290 KOSTA BROWNE PINOT NOIR Sonoma, California • Bottle, $235 BELL WINE CELLARS, “CLONE 6” CABERNET SAUVIGNON JOSEPH PHELPS CABERNET SAUVIGNON Napa, California • Bottle, $309 Napa, California • Bottle, $179 REVANA FAMILY VINEYARD CABERNET SAUVIGNON SEA SMOKE, “SOUTHING” PINOT NOIR Napa, California • Bottle, $590 Santa Barbara County, California • Bottle, $343 CADE, “RESERVE” CABERNET SAUVIGNON GRASSINI FAMILY VINEYARDS, “ARTICONDO” Napa, California • Bottle, $450 PROPRIETARY RED BLEND Santa Barbara County, California • Bottle, $106 SILVER OAK CELLARS CABERNET SAUVIGNON Sonoma, California • Bottle, $360 DOMAINE DU MEIX-FOULOT PINOT NOIR Côte Chalonnaise, Burgundy • Bottle, $90 CALERA, RYAN VINEYARD, MT. HARLAN PINOT NOIR Monterey County, California • Bottle, $132 GROTH CABERNET SAUVIGNON Napa, California • Bottle, $138 JOSEPH PHELPS, “INSIGNIA” PROPRIETARY RED BLEND SEAVEY ESTATE MERLOT Napa, California • Bottle, $612 Napa, California • Bottle, $120 SILVER OAK CELLARS CABERNET SAUVIGNON MERRIMAN, “CUMMINS ROAD” PINOT NOIR Napa, California • Bottle, $560 Willamette Valley, Oregon • Bottle, $82 SILVER OAK CELLARS CABERNET SAUVIGNON KRUPP BROTHERS, “WATER WITCH” PROPRIETARY Sonoma, California • Bottle, $240 RED BLEND Napa, California • Bottle, $152 CAIN CONCEPT, THE BENCHLAND PROPRIETARY RED BLEND QUPÉ, BIEN NACIDO VINEYARD, “HILLSIDE Napa, California • Bottle, $359 ESTATE” SHIRAZ / SYRAH Santa Barbara County, California • Bottle, $227 SILVER OAK CELLARS CABERNET SAUVIGNON Napa, California • Bottle, $341 GRASSINI FAMILY VINEYARDS CABERNET SAUVIGNON KRUPP BROTHERS, STAGECOACH VINEYARD, “M5” Santa Barbara County, California • Bottle, $131 CABERNET SAUVIGNON Napa, California • Bottle, $419 MICHEL ROLLAND, “EPISODE 1” RED BORDEAUX BLEND STAGLIN FAMILY VINEYARD, “ESTATE” CABERNET Médoc, Bordeaux • Bottle, $100 SAUVIGNON Napa, California • Bottle, $399 HEITZ CELLAR CABERNET SAUVIGNON Napa, California • Bottle, $138 ORIN SWIFT, “MERCURY HEAD” CABERNET SAUVIGNON GROTH CABERNET SAUVIGNON Napa, California • Bottle, $254 Napa, California • Bottle, $829 CELLERS FUENTES, GRAN CLOS, “FINCA EL PUIG” MITOLO, “SERPICO” CABERNET SAUVIGNON PROPRIETARY RED BLEND Fleurieu, South Australia • Bottle, $126 Priorat [Priorato], Catalonia (Catalunya) • Bottle, $86 NICKEL & NICKEL, C.C. RANCH VINEYARD LOUIS CLAUDE DESVIGNES, “JAVERNIÈRES” GAMAY CABERNET SAUVIGNON Beaujolais, Burgundy • Bottle, $38 Napa, California • Bottle, $238 FROG’S LEAP CABERNET SAUVIGNON NINER WINE ESTATES, “FOG CATCHER” Napa, California • Bottle, $140 PROPRIETARY RED BLEND San Luis Obispo County, California • Bottle, $142 ARCADIAN, FIDDLESTIX VINEYARD PINOT NOIR Santa Barbara County, California • Bottle, $135 HALL CABERNET SAUVIGNON Napa, California • Bottle, $108 WINE RED NINER WINE ESTATES, BOOTJACK RANCH VINEYARD QUINTA DO CRASTO, “SUPERIOR” PROPRIETARY CABERNET SAUVIGNON RED BLEND San Luis Obispo County, California • Bottle, $94 Santa BDouro • Bottle, $68 HEDGES FAMILY ESTATE, DLD VINEYARD, “CUVÉE LOPEZ DE HEREDIA, “VINA TONDONIA RESERVA” MARCEL DUPONT” SHIRAZ / SYRAH PROPRIETARY RED BLEND Columbia Valley, Washington • Bottle, $162 Rioja • Bottle, $85 GROTH, “RESERVE” CABERNET SAUVIGNON DARIOUSH, “CARAVAN” CABERNET SAUVIGNON Napa, California • Bottle, $1500 Napa, California • Bottle, $88 SLEIGHT OF HAND CELLARS, STONEY VINE INGLENOOK CABERNET SAUVIGNON VINEYARD, “PSYCHEDELIC” SHIRAZ / SYRAH Napa, California • Bottle, $109 Columbia Valley, Washington • Bottle, $124 CASA E. DI MIRAFIORE NEBBIOLO (BAROLO) HALTER RANCH, “THE ANCESTOR”, ADELAIDA Piedmont DOCG, Piedmont • Bottle, $88 DISTRICT PROPRIETARY
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