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Wine List 2021 Wine List 2021 Honoring At The Greenbriar Inn, we understand that an integral part of an evening out is getting just the right wine. Our cellar has been meticulously groomed since 1967 for just that purpose. Our climate controlled cellar is nestled beneath the restaurant and the native Colorado conditions keep it at a perfect humidity to store our extensive selection of fine wine. Recognized by the Wine Spectator with a “Best of Award of Excellence” since 2001, you can count on The Greenbriar Inn to have the perfect wine for your meal. Feel free to ask our in-house Sommelier and experienced staff to help you select your next bottle. Cheers and enjoy! Philip A. Goddard III ~ Proprietor and Sommelier 2 Page # Table of Contents Cocktails and Draft Beers 4 Wines by the Glass 5 Domestic and Imported Sparkling Wines and Champagnes 6 French Burgundy, White Côte Maconnais, Côte de Beaune, Chablis 7 Burgundy, Red Beaujolais, Côte de Beaune, Côte Chalonnaise 7-8 Côte de Nuits 8 Bordeaux, Red Margaux, Haut-Médoc, Médoc and Bordeaux Superiore 9 St Emilion and St. Estèphe 9 St. Julien, Pauillac and Graves 10 Bordeaux White, Loire, Vin d’ Alsace, Provence 11 Rhône, Red and White 12 Italian, White and Red Varietals 13-14 German, Hungarian Rhine-Nahe-Rheingau and Mosel-Saar-Ruwer 15 Spain, Argentina, Chile, New Zealand, 16 Australia White & Red Varietals 16-17 American, White Sauvignon Blanc, Riesling and Gewurztraminer 18 Other Varietals 18 Chardonnay 19 American, Red Cabernet Sauvignon 20-22 Merlot and Cabernet Franc 23 Meritage and Red Table Wines 24-25 Pinot Noir 26 Zinfandel, Syrah, Petite Sirah and Shiraz 27 Specialty Half Bottles 28 Specialty Large Bottles- 1.5 Liter, 3 Liter and 6 Liter 29-30 Sauternes and Dessert Wines 31 Well Liquor, Vodka, Gin, Tequila, Rum, Bourbon and Whiskey 32 Cognac, Armagnac, Grapa, Brandy, Single Malt Scotch, Blended Scotch, and Ports 33 Liqueurs, Draft and Bottled Beer, Non Alcoholic Beverages 34 3 Specialty Cocktails GBI Mulled Wine 11 Smirnoff vodka,GBI Lillet, Cosmo pear syrup, 13 lemon twist BlackAperol Manhattan Spritz 10 13 Vodka, Saint Germain Elderflower Liqueur, OrangeBulleit Bourbon,and mandarin Meletti liqueur, Amaro, Chloe Cherry prosecco, Juice SplashBlack of Cranberry, Manhattan Fresh Lemon 12 Juice soda water, orange wheel We offer a brooding counterpart to the classic Cucumber-Lime Refresher 15 Manhattan.Strawberry A touch bitter,-Thyme but Spritzer the sharp 12corners are Hendrick’sWarm Gin, Blended Cider and Cucumber Rum Punch and Lime, 13 Lavender and Mint Simple Syrup, Splash of Soda roundedFresh Muddled by Bordeaux Strawberries cherries. and Made Garden with BulleitThyme, Cinnamon infused apple cider spiked with Tuaca liqueur, Tito’s Vodka,Bourbon, Lemon Meletti Juice, HouseAmaro- Madeand cherry Simple Syrup, Non-Alcoholic Version 10 Gosling Black Seal Rum and a hint of orange Splash of Soda Non-Alcoholic Version 10 French Mule 15 Coin Margarita Pre-Prohibition Old Fashioned 14 Silver 12 Reposado 13 Anejo 14 Courvoisier V.S., Ginger Beer, Lime Bulliet Rye, cherry juice, orange bitters, PeligrosoBlood Orange Tequila, Daiquiri Cointreau, 13 Spiced Rum, Fresh Blood Orange Juices, canePre - Prohibitionsugar, orange peel,Old FashionedBordeaux cherry 15 Fresh Squeezed Lime Juice Cinnamon Simple, Lime Juice Bulleit Rye, Cherry Juice, Orange Bitters, Champagne Cocktail 12 Serrano Pomegranate Margarita 14 Cane Sugar, Orange Peel, Bordeaux Cherry Hibiscus Mezcal Cocktail 15 Remember Casablanca? This is what Bogey was drinking Coin-style; pepper-infused silver tequila, An Infusion of Hibiscus, Citrus, Berries, Star Anise, when he says, 'Here'sCoin looking Margarita at you, kid.' Take Michelle fresh lime juice, Pama liquor, orange Sparkling wine, add Angostura Bitters for depth and a sug- Lemon and Cinnamon, Mezcal, Fresh Lemon Silver 13 Reposado 14 Anejo 15 ar cube to make it sparkle. Peligroso Tequila, Agave, Cointreau, GBI Cosmo 12 Fresh Squeezed Lime Juice Vodka, Saint Germain Elderflower Liqueur, Blood Orange Pisco Sour 13 with a touch of cranberry and lemon juice. Crisp, clean Pisco Portón, house made blood orange simple, refreshing. A great cocktail anytime. orange bitters, whipped egg whites and fresh citrus. Draft Frothy and Beers aromatic Canned/Bottled Beers Stella Artois 5.50 Odell 90 Schilling Amber Ale 6.00 Dale’s Pale Ale 5.50 Odell Wolf Picker IPA 6.00 Canned/Bottled Amstel Light Beers 6.00 Avery White Rascal White Ale 6.00 Mama’s Lil Yella Pils 5.50 Left Hand Sawtooth Amber Ale 6.00 Draft Beers Stella Fat Artois Tire 5.50 5.50 Left Hand 1265 Pilsner 6.00 Odell 90 Schilling 6.00 Dale’s Pilsner Pale Urquell Ale 5.50 6.00 Left Hand Nitro Milk Stout 7.50 Avery IPA 5.50 Estrella Damm (gluten free) 7.00 Avery The Reverend ~ 10 oz 8.00 Fat Leffe Tire Blonde 5.50 6.00 Upslope Craft Lager 6.00 Left HappyHand Nitro Milk Hour Stout 6.00 Estrella Damm (gluten free) 7.00 Boulevard Grolsch 5.50 Leffe Old BlondeChub Scotch Ale 6.00 5.50 AveryWednesday Old Jubilation-Sunday ~ 5pm10 oz to 6pm7.75 Coors Coors Light Light 4.50 4.50 Cocktails $ 2 off Beck’s Beck’s Non Non Alcoholic Alcoholic 4.50 4.50 Wines by the Glass $ 2 off Beer Flight 8.00 Draft Beers $ 1 off (your choice of 3 six ounce glasses) 4 Wines By The Glass Sparkling Wines & Cider Glass Domaine Ste. Michelle, Brut (Columbia Valley, WA) 7.50 Chloe, Prosecco (Italy) 8.50 Chandon, Brut (Napa, CA) 187 ml Bottle 20.00 Martinelli’s, Sparkling Cider 4.00 White Varietals Rosé, Maison Saint Aix, (Provence, France ), 2019 13.00 Friulano , “Colli Orientali del Friuli” (Livio Felluga) 2018 15.00 Sauvignon Blanc, Thierry Delaunay “La Grand Ballon’’ (Loire, France), 2018 11.00 Riesling, Château Saint Michelle “Saint M’’ (Pfalz, Germany), 2017 10.00 Chardonnay, Hartford Court (Russian River, CA), 2018 17.00 Chardonnay, Macon - Chaintré (Château de Chaintré, France), 2018 14.00 Red Varietals Cabernet Sauvignon, Beringer Estates Selections (Knight’s Valley, California), 2017 16.00 Pinot Noir, Davis Bynam (Russion River, CA), 2017 17.00 RTW, The Altruist Red Blend, Markham Vineyards (Napa Valley, CA) 2017 17.00 Toscano Rosso, Villa Antinori (Tuscany, Italy), 2017 16.00 Zinfandel, Pedroncelli “Mother Clone” (Dry Creek Valley, CA), 2017 12.00 Malbec, Catena “Vista Flores” (Argentina), 2017 11.00 Dessert Wines Michele Chiarlo “Nivole” Moscato d’Asti (Italy), 2017 11.00 Maison Nicolas, Sauternes (France), 2015 14.00 “What wine goes with Captain Crunch?” - George Carlin 5 Domestic and Imported Sparkling Wines Bin # 10 Domaine Ste. Michelle, Brut (Washington) 30.00 11 Chloe, Prosecco (Italy) 30.00 12 Zardetto, Prosecco (Italy) 30.00 13 Borgo Magredo, Prosecco (Italy) 40.00 14 Gruet, Brut (New Mexico) Half Bottle 30.00 15 Gruet, Brut (New Mexico) 48.00 16 Gruet, Blanc de Blanc (New Mexico) 48.00 17 Gruet, Blanc de Noirs (New Mexico) Half Bottle 31.00 18 Gruet, Blanc de Noirs (New Mexico) 48.00 19 Gruet, Rosé Brut (New Mexico) 51.00 20 Campo Viejo Cava Brut Rose (Spain) 37.00 21 Garamvari Classic Brut (Hungary) 38.00 22 Dark Horse, Brut (California) 42.00 23 Mumm “Cuvée M,” Brut (Napa) 54.00 24 Maison De Grand Esprit, Bourgogne Crémant L'être Magique, (Burgundy, France) 63.00 25 Chandon “Classic”, Brut (Carneros) 67.00 26 Schramsberg “Blanc de Blanc” (Napa), 2009 Half Bottle 57.00 27 Schramsberg “Blanc de Blanc” (Napa), 2015 79.00 28 Chandon “Etoile”, Brut (Sonoma, Napa) 101.00 29 Chandon “Etoile”, Rosé (Sonoma, Napa) 111.00 Champagne 31 Cheurlin-Noellat, Demi Sec (Bar-sur-Siene) 66.00 32 Cheurlin-Noellat, Brut (Bar-sur-Siene) 70.00 33 Nicolas Feuillatte, Brut (Epernay) Half Bottle 67.00 34 Nicolas Feuillatte, Brut (Epernay) 91.00 35 Nicolas Feuillatte, Brut Rosé (Epernay) 114.00 36 Taittinger, Brut la Francaise (Reims) Half Bottle 67.00 37 Taittinger, Brut la Francaise (Reims) 83.00 38 Mumm “Cordon Rouge,” Brut (Reims) 91.00 39 Pommery, Brut (Reims) 103.00 40 Piper Heidsieck, Brut (Reims) 120.00 42 Champagne Palmer, Brut Reserve (Reims) 137.00 43 Charles Heidsieck, Brut Réserve (Reims) 140.00 44 Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin, Brut (Reims) Half Bottle 80.00 45 Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin, Brut (Reims) 140.00 46 Taittinger, “Prestige” Rosé (Reims) 155.00 47 Taittinger, “Prelude” Brut (Reims) 186.00 48 Ruinart Brut Blanc de Blanc (Côte des Blancs, Montagne de Reims) Gift Box 199.00 50 Piper Heidsieck, Rare (Montagne de Reims ), 2002 Gift Box 365.00 6 Burgundy, Whites Côte Maconnais Bin # 60 Macon -Villages (Louis Jadot), 2017 40.00 61 Cotes de Ardeche, Chardonnay (Louis Latour) 2017 40.00 62 St. Véran (Drouhin), 2011 41.00 63 Maison L’envoye Bourgogne Blanc, 2011 43.00 64 Macon - Chaintré (Château de Chaintré), 2016 44.00 65 Viré-Clessé “Quintaine” (Domaine Michel), 2012 63.00 66 Pouilly-Fuissé (Drouhin), 2016 67.00 67 Pouilly-Fuissé (Thibert), 2017 85.00 68 Macon-Milly Lamartine Clos du Four (Les Héritiers du Comte Lafon), 2015 79.00 69 Pouilly-Fuissé Téte de Cuvee (Château Fuissé), 2017 115.00 Côte de Beaune and Côte de Nuits 71 Laforet “Blanc” (Drouhin), 2013 40.00 72 Bourgogne Aligote (Maison Ambroise), 2017 46.00 73 Bourgogne, Vieilles Vignes (Maison Roche de Bellene), 2017 59.00 74 Bourgogne (René Lequin-Colin), 2016 63.00 75 Bourgogne (Guy Bocard), 2013 67.00 76 Chardonnay “LES RIAUX” Puligny-Montrachet (Jean Pascal et Fils), 2016 77.00 77 Bourgogne St. Romaine (Maison Ambroise), 2015 83.00 78 Mersault (Pascal), 2017 114.00 79 Mersault (Olivier Leflaive) 2017 170.00 80 Chassagne-Montrachet (Louis Jadot), 2017 153.00 81 Saint-Aubin 1er Cru Sentier Du Clou (Domaine Fernand et Laurent Pillot), 2018 158.00 82 Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru Morgeot (Domaine Fernand
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