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Wines by the Glass Wines By The Glass Sparkling Cava Brut, Miquel Pons Penedes, Spain 14 Crémant Brut Rosé, Hubert Meyer Alsace, France 17 Sparkling, Domaine Chandon, Brut Classic California 18 White Sauvignon Blanc, Saveé Sea Marlborough, New Zealand 16 Chenin Blanc-Viognier, Pine Ridge Napa Valley, California 14 Sweet Riesling, Eroica Columbia Valley, Washington 16 Pinot Grigio, Terlato Friuli Colli Orientali, Italy 17 Chardonnay, Sonoma Cutrer Sonoma, California 19 Rosé Chateau d'Esclans, Whispering Angel Provence, France 17 Red Pinot Noir, La Crema Sonoma Coast, California 19 Malbec, Reserva, Bodega Norton Mendoza, Argentina 16 Barbera, Marchesi di Barolo Ruvei Piedmont, Italy 17 Cabernet Sauvignon, Pasqual Toso Mendoza, Argentina 15 Cabernet Sauvignon, Halter Ranch "Synthesis" Paso Robles, California 26 Dessert Cuvee Auslese, Kracher Austria 22 Tokaji, Royal Tokaji Wine Co., 5 Puttonyos Hungary 20 Warre's Otima 10 year Tawny Porto Portugal 16 Wines by the Bottle Bin Year Producer/Varietal Region Price Champagne and Sparkling Wine Rosé 3 NV Veuve Clicquot, Brut Reims, France 200 Vintage 16 2008 Perrier-Jouë, Belle Epoque Épernay, France 505 6 2009 Moët & Chandon, Dom Pérignon Épernay, France 420 7 NV Pol Roger, Brut Épernay, France 275 8 2016 Schramsberg, Blanc de Blancs California 125 Non-Vintage 9 NV Ruinart, Blanc de Blancs Reims, France 250 10 NV Veuve Clicquot, Brut Reims, France 170 11 NV Moët & Chandon, Impérial Épernay, France 150 Sparkling 14 NV La Marca, Prosecco Veneto, Italy 78 3001 NV Miquel Pons, Brut Cava Penedes, Spain 65 12 NV Chandon, Brut Classic California 75 13 NV Roederer Estate Anderson Valley, California 85 17 NV Gloria Ferrer, Blanc de Blanc Sonoma County, California 85 3002 NV Hubert Meyer Crémant Brut Rosé Alsace, France 80 New World White Bin Year Producer/Varietal Region Price Sauvignon Blanc 100 2015 Baron Herzog, Kosher, Clarksburg Central Coast, California 50 101 2017 Cakebread Cellars Napa Valley, California 120 106 2018 Honig Napa Valley, California 80 102 2016 Frog's Leap, Organic Napa Valley, California 85 107 2019 Savée Sea Marlborough, New Zealand 63 108 2017 Dry Creek Vineyard Dry Creek Valley, California 65 104 2018 Cloudy Bay Marlborough, New Zealand 105 105 2017 Starborough Marlborough, New Zealand 58 Pinot Gris 150 2016 Canoe Ridge, Expedition Horse Heaven Hills, Washington 54 151 2015 Ponzi Willamette Valley, Oregon 65 152 2016 Eyrie Willamette Valley, Oregon 65 Riesling 170 2016 Chateau St. Michelle & Dr. Loosen, Eroica Columbia Valley, Washington 85 171 2017 Wente, Riverbank, Arroyo Seco Monterey, California 45 Rosé 200 2017 Elouan Umpqua Valley, Oregon 60 202 2018 Inizi, Rosé of Charbono Napa Valley, California 105 Chardonnay 249 2019 Rombauer Chardonnay Carneros, California 149 250 2015 Fisher Vineyards, Whitney's Vineyard Sonoma County, California 195 252 2016 Acacia Sonoma County, California 45 253 2017 Sonoma Cutrer, Russian River Ranches Sonoma Coast, California 75 254 2017 Chalk Hill Sonoma Coast, California 75 255 2014 Schug Sonoma Coast, California 65 256 2016 Patz & Hall Sonoma Coast, California 150 258 2017 Cakebread Cellars Napa Valley, California 165 259 2015 Frog’s Leap, Organic Napa Valley, California 105 260 2016 Conundrum, Anniversary Rutherford, California 85 261 2017 Hess Select Monterey County, California 55 262 2016 Mer Soleil, Silver, Unoaked Santa Lucia Highlands, California 80 263 2016 Mer Soleil, Reserve Santa Lucia Highlands, California 105 265 2017 Wente, Morning Fog Livermore Valley, California 70 264 2015 Alexana, Terroir Series Willamette Valley, Oregon 80 Interesting Whites 280 2017 Pine Ridge, Chenin Blanc-Viognier Napa Valley, California 65 281 2017 Halter Ranch, Grenache Blanc Paso Robles, California 105 Old World White Producer/Varietal Region Price Bin Year Austria 303 2017 Höpler, Pinot Blanc Burgenland 55 304 2016 Schlosskellerei Gobelsburg, Grüner Veltliner Kamptal 55 3003 2016 Fred Loimer "Lois", Grüner Veltliner Kamptal 55 306 2017 Höpler, Grüner Veltliner Burgenland 55 301 2017 Hugl, Grüner Veltliner Ketzelsdorf-Poysdorf 48 Italy 330 2016 Inama, Soave Classico Veneto 65 331 2017 Pinot Grigio, Terlato Friuli Colli Orientali 85 Portugal 351 2016 Quinta Gomariz, Rosé Vinho Verde 45 Slovenia 380 2015 Zampato, Sauvignon Blanc Vipavska Valley 55 Spain 400 2017 Morgadio, Albariño Rias Baixas 65 401 2015 Naia, Verdejo Rueda 51 French White Bin Year Alsace 430 1990 Charles Koehly, Altenberg De Bergheim, Riesling Alsace 165 432 2015 Domaines Schlumberger, Pinot Gris Les Princes Abbés Alsace 75 431 2017 Gustave Lorentz, Pinot Blanc Alsace 65 Burgundy 440 2007 Louis Jadot, Les Demoiselles, Chevalier Montrachet Burgundy 1250 441 2014 Joseph Faiveley, Charmes, Premier Cru, Mersault Burgundy 365 444 2018 Louis Jadot, Macon-Village Maconnais Mâconnais 110 3013 2017 La Meuliere Chablis 100 445 2017 Louis Jadot, La Grande Roche, 1er Côte d'Or 95 Côtes du Rhône 460 2013 E Guigal, Condrieu Côtes du Rhône 185 461 2017 M. Chapoutier, Belleruche, Rosé Côtes du Rhône 55 Ardèche - Coteaux de l'Ardèche 470 2016 Louis Latour, Grand Ardèche, Chardonnay Ardèche 65 Loire Valley 475 2005 Domaine du Clos Naudin, Vouvray Moelleux Vouvray 195 3012 2017 Sauvignon Blanc, Domaine Delaporte Sancerre 105 477 2017 Muscadet, Bedouet, Le Domaine Pays de Nantes 72 Provence 476 2017 Chateau d'Esclans, Whispering Angel "Rose" Provence 75 German Riesling Producer/Wine Region Price QbA 480 2016 Bastgen, Blauschiefer, Brauneberger Juffer Sonnenuhr Mosel 68 Kabinett 490 2002 Carl von Schubert Maximin Grunhauser Herrenberg Mosel 245 Grosses Gewächs 520 2007 Keller, Hubacker Rheinhessen 745 521 2008 Keller, Hubacker Rheinhessen 1295 522 2006 Keller, Hubacker Rheinhessen 645 523 2008 Keller, Kirchspiel Rheinhessen 1295 Auslese 540 1997 Staatsweingut, Steinberger, Goldkapsel Rheingau 365 541 1994 J.J. Prüm, Wehlener Sonnenuhr Mosel 355 New World Red Bin Year Producer/Varietal Region Price Pinot Noir 600 2018 Chehalem Willamette Valley, Oregon 185 602 2016 Ponzi Willamette Valley, Oregon 125 603 2015 Eyrie, Dundee Hills Willamette Valley, Oregon 108 605 2016 Patton Valley Vineyard Willamette Valley, Oregon 130 607 2016 Alexana, Revana Vineyard Dundee Hills, Oregon 175 608 2017 Twomey, Bien Nacido Santa Maria, California 240 610 2017 Folie à Deux Sonoma Coast California 85 612 2017 Sea Smoke Cellars, Southing Santa Rita Hills, California 305 613 2017 Talbott, Kali Hart Monterey, California 78 615 2013 Amayna, Leyda Valley San Antonio, Chile 120 617 2015 Domaine Serene "Yamhill Cuvée" Willamette Valley, Oregon 195 Syrah/Shiraz 641 2016 Molly Dooker, "The Boxer" McLaren Vale, Australia 115 643 2016 DuMOL, Greywacke Vineyard, Russian River Valley Syrah Russian River Valley, California 225 642 2016 Donelan, Kobler Family Sonoma County, California 240 644 2015 Donelan, Cuvée Keltie Sonoma County, California 360 645 2015 Donelan, Obsidian Estate Knights Valley, California 418 646 2017 Petit Sirah, Stags' Leap Stags Leap, California 150 Zinfandel 670 2017 Ridge, Lytton Springs Healdsburg, California 150 672 2017 Seghesio Sonoma County, California 125 Miscellaneous Varietals & Blends 701 2012 Andrew Will, Two Blondes Yakima Valley, Washington 165 708 2016 Duckhorn, Paraduxx Napa Valley, California 155 702 2017 The Prisoner Napa Valley, California 165 704 2014 Cenyth Sonoma County, California 165 817 2015 Mullan Road Cellars Columbia Valley, Washington 175 700 2016 Quintessa Rutherford County, Californa 615 705 2017 Cline, Cashmere Cashmere, California 55 Malbec 3009 2015 Bodega Norton, Reserve Mendoza, Argentina 75 733 2017 Trapiche Broquel Mendoza, Argentina 65 731 2017 Alamos, Selección Mendoza, Argentina 65 732 2017 Colores Del Sol Mendoza, Argentina 50 734 2014 Tikal "Amorio" Mendoza, Argentina 140 New World Red Bin Year Producer/Varietal Region Price Merlot 750 2015 Duckhorn Napa Valley, California 165 751 2013 Judd’s Hill Napa Valley, California 95 3011 2015 Ferrari Carano Sonoma County, California 75 757 2016 14 Hands Merlot Columbia Valley, Washington 45 755 2016 Sebastiani Sonoma County, California 70 756 2015 Twomey, Soda Canyon Ranch Napa Valley, California 272 Cabernet Sauvignon 826 2012 Stag's Leap Wine Cellars "CASK 23" Napa Valley, California 774 801 2013 Silver Oak, Napa Valley Napa Valley, California 400 834 2014 Fisher Vineyards, Coach Insignia Napa Valley, California 295 804 2015 Duckhorn Napa Valley, California 235 822 2016 Honig Napa Valley, California 195 802 2017 Caymus Napa Valley, California 320 833 2014 Groth Napa Valley, California 175 825 2014 Silver Oak, Alexander Valley Alexander Valley, California 290 827 2016 Stag's Leap Wine Cellars "ARTEMIS" Napa Valley, California 212 828 2015 Stag's Leap Napa Valley, California 225 806 2016 Mount Veeder, Reserve Napa Valley, California 355 836 2017 Darioush Napa Valley, California 379 823 2016 Groth Reserve Napa Valley, California 595 807 2017 Fisher Vineyards, Unity Napa Valley, California 105 829 2017 Oberon Napa Valley, California 95 830 2016 Newton Skyside Sonoma County, California 95 811 2016 Alexander Valley Vineyards Sonoma County, California 80 812 2016 Rodney Strong Sonoma County, California 80 820 2016 Alpha Omega "ERA" Napa Valley, California 1105 831 2015 Louis M. Martini Sonoma County, California 75 810 2014 Bucklin, Old Hill Ranch Sonoma Valley, California 105 809 2018 Milbrandt Family Vineyards Columbia Valley, Washington 78 811 2018 Pasqual Toso Mendoza, Argentina 55 839 2017 Charles Krug Napa Valley, California 129 814 2016 Justin Paso Robles, California 110 832 2017 DAOU Paso Robles, California 105 3006 2017 Halter Ranch
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