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Wine by the Glass BEVERAGES WHERE SEA MEETS SHORE TASTES LOBSTER CHOWDER · 14 Maine Potatoes, Bacon Lardons, Local Corn TOMATO-WATERMELON GAZPACHO · 9 Vegetable Relish, Sherry Vinegar - add peeky toe crab meat +3 - ORGANIC BABY ROMAINE · 9 Bagna Cauda Crumbs, Shaved Parmesan, Garlic Confit-Lemon Dressing BABY WEDGE · 9 Smoked Blue Cheese, NorthWINE Country SlabBY Bacon, THE Tomato GLASS Chutney, Pickled Ramp Ranch LAMB MEATBALLS · 11 Whipped Feta, Cilantro-Mint Salad, Harissa Glaze, Flatbread BUTTERMILK FRIED ARTICHOKE HEARTS · 10 SPARKLING - ROSÉ - WHITE Spiced Pepper Remoulade, Lemon Aioli PROSECCO | Mionetto, Veneto, Italy | NV 11 TO SHARE CHAMPAGNE | Veuve Clicquot 'Yellow Label', France | NV TIBBETS MUSHROOM CO. TOAST · 17 28 CHAMPAGNE | Jacques Bardelot, Brut, ChampagneWhen Pigs France Fly Sourdough, | NV Herbs 16 CHEF’S BOARD · 28 CHAMPAGNE | Taittinger ‘La Française’, ChampagneCheese, Salumi, SeasonalFrance Accompaniment | NV 22 BANG ISLAND MUSSELS · 16 LANGHE FAVORITA | LuigiHouse Voghera, Made Chorizo Piedmont, Verde, Garlic, Italy Leeks, | 2018 Chardonnay, Butter, WPF Crusty Bread 11 LOCAL FLINT CORNMEAL BEIGNETS · 10 GRÜNER VELTLINER | Ruttenstock, Niederösterreich,Maine MapleAustria Butter | 2019 12 RIESLING | Heinz Eifel, Mosel, Germany | 2018 11 SAUVIGNON BLANC | Guy Mardon ‘La Couarde’, LoireMAINES Valley, France | 2019 14 GRILLED HANGER STEAK · 43 SAUVIGNON BLANC | Banshee, Sonoma,Corn Succotash, California Local Okra, | 2018 Bradbury Mountain Blue Butter 15 PINOT GRIS | Anne Amie, Willamette Valley, OregonSTRIP | STEAK2019 · 47 Whipped Green Thumb Potatoes, Chimmichuri, Grilled Tibbets Mushroom Co. Mushrooms 14 CHARDONNAY | Stags Leap, Napa Valley, CaliforniaDAY BOAT | 2018SCALLOP · 42 12 CHARDONNAY | Maison Louis Latour,Lobster Mâcon-Lugny Rice, Leek, Arugula, ‘les Lemon Genievres’, Aioli, Green Curry France Sauce | 2018 MAINE CIOPPINO · 41 16 CHARDONNAY | MacRostie, SonomaSeared Coast, Cod, Mussels, California Clams, |Shrimp. 2018 Tomato Fennel Broth 15 MAINE SALMON FILET · 33 SPARKLING ROSÉ | Leo Hillinger,Warm Secco Grain Salad, Rosé Roasted | NV Tomatoes, Rainbow Chard, Green Garlic Puree 14 BELL & EVANS CHICKEN BREAST · 28 ROSÉ | Miraval, Studio Rosé, Provence, FranceMole, Tiny | 2019 Green Beans, Fingerling Potatoes 14 GNOCCHI · 25 Farmer’s Vegetables, Bagne Cauda Crumbs, English Peas RED BRAISED BISON SHORT RIB · 46 PINOT NOIR | Bodewell, Willamette Valley,Seasonal Oregon Puree, | 2018 Sour Cherry Gastrique 14 PINOT NOIR | Au Bon Climat, Santa Barbara,SIDES California & SHAREABLES | 2018 18 WHIPPED GREEN THUMB POTATOES · Kate’s Butter · 7 BARBERA | Vinchio – Vaaglio Serra,MAINE Piedmont, STREET CORN Italy · Lobster, | 2019 Butter, Jalapeno, Cilantro, Cotija · 15 12 GRILLED BROCCOLINI · Harissa Aioli · 7 ZINFANDEL | Easton, Amador Country, CRUSHEDCalifornia FINGERLING | 2014 POTATOES · Garlic & Herbs · 7 15 TRUFFLE FRIES · Black Garlic Aioli, Parmesan · 8 SHIRAZ | Radley & Finch ‘Lazy Hare’,BLISTERED Western SHISHITO Cape, PEPPERS South· Citrus-Herb Africa Vinaigrette, | 2017 Crushed Chili’s · 9 13 MALBEC | Bodega Catena Zapata, Mendoza, Argentina | 2017 12 CABERNET SAUVIGNON | Justin, Paso Robles, California | 2017 17 CABERNET SAUVIGNON | Merriam Vineyard, Russian River Valley, California | 2015 20 MERLOT | Donati, Central Coast California | 2016 12 CHIANTI | Badia a Coltibuono ‘Roberto Stucchi’, Italy | 2018 12 WINE BY THE BOTTLE SPARKLING CHAMPAGNE | Perrier-Jouet | France | NV 138 CHAMPAGNE | Veuve Clicquot 'Yellow Label', France | NV 128 CHAMPAGNE | Möet & Chandon ‘Brut Rosé Impérial’, Champagne, France | NV 142 CHAMPAGNE | Jacques Bardelot, Brut, Champagne France | NV 76 CHAMPAGNE | Taittinger ‘La Française’, Champagne France | NV 88 PROSECCO | Mionetto, Veneto, Italy | NV 44 RIESLING BLEND | Anne Amie ‘Cuvee A Amrita’, Willamette Valley, Oregon | 2018 48 BLANC DE NOIRS | Sea Smoke ‘Sea Spray’, Sta. Rita Hills, California| 2014 | 182 182 BLANC DE BLANCS | Gruet ‘Sauvage’ Rosé, New Mexico | NV 54 CABERNET | Steininger, Kamptal Valley, Austria| 2016 75 SPARKLING ROSÉ | Leo Hillinger, Secco Rosé | NV 68 WHITE - ROSÉ ALBARIÑO | Martin Códax , Rias Baixas Spain | 2019 52 RIESLING | Selbach-Oster ‘Kabinett’, Mosel Valley, Germany | 2018 56 RIESLING | Heinz Eifel, Mosel, Germany | 2018 44 PINOT GRIS | Torii Mor, Willamette Valley, Oregon | 2017 50 PINOT GRIS | Anne Amie, Willamette Valley, Oregon | 2019 54 PINOT BLANC | Strauss, Steiermark, Austria | 2018 70 GRÜNER VELTLINER | Ruttenstock, Niederösterreich, Austria | 2019 48 SAUVIGNON BLANC | Banshee, Sonoma, California | 2018 60 SAUVIGNON BLANC | Guy Mardon ‘La Couarde’, Loire Valley, France | 2019 52 SAUVIGNON BLANC | Maison Nicolas, Cotes de Gascogne, France| 2019 56 SAUVIGNON BLANC | Dog Point, Marlborough, New Zeland | 2018 56 WINE BY THE BOTTLE WHITE - ROSÉ CHARDONNAY | Laurent Tribut, Chablis, France | 2016 78 CHARDONNAY | Domaine Adrien Besson, Chablis, France | 2018 65 CHARDONNAY | Morey-Coffinet ‘Les Houillères’, Chassagne-Montrachet, France | 2018 148 CHARDONNAY | Maison Louis Latour, Mâcon-Lugny ‘les Genievres’, France | 2018 64 CHARDONNAY | Château de Lavernette, Beaujolais, Burgundy, France | 2017 68 CHARDONNAY | Arnot Roberts, Santa Cruz Mountains, California | 2016 90 CHARDONNAY | Stags Leap, Napa Valley, California | 2018 48 CHARDONNAY | Rodney Strong ‘Chalk Hill’, Sonoma County, California | 2017 60 CHARDONNAY | MacRostie, Sonoma Coast, California | 2018 56 CHARDONNAY | Flowers, Sonoma Coast, California | 2016 118 CHARDONNAY | Brewer Clifton, Sta. Rita Hills, California | 2016 100 LANGHE FAVORITA | Luigi Voghera, Piedmont, Italy | 2018 44 VIOGNIER | Charles Smith ‘K’, Yakima Valley, Washington | 2018 69 ROSÉ | Miraval, Studio Rosé, Provence, France | 2019 62 CINSAULT BLEND | Saint Aix, Coteaux d’Aix-en-Provence, Rosé France | 2019 52 VALDIGUIÉ BLEND | Broc Cellars ‘Love Rosé’, Suisun Valley, California | 2018 48 RED FRAPPATO | Feudo di Santa Tresa, Terre Siciliane, Italy | 2017 46 PINOT NOIR | Joseph Mellot ‘Le Rabault’, Sancerre, France | 2018 70 PINOT NOIR | La Pousse d’Or ‘Clos Tavannes’, Santenay 1er Cru, Burgundy, France | 2017 158 PINOT NOIR | Thierry et Pascale Matrot, Bourgogne France | 2017 68 PINOT NOIR | Failla, Sonoma Coast, California | 2018 86 PINOT NOIR | Au Bon Climat, Santa Barbara, California | 2018 78 PINOT NOIR | Bodewell, Willamette Valley, Oregon | 2018 52 PINOT NOIR | Bergström Wines ‘Cumberland Reserve’, Willamette Valley, Oregon | 2016 90 PINOT NOIR | Ponzi Vineyards, Willamette Valley, Oregon | 2015 108 GRENACHE | Bodegas Paniza ‘Viñas Viejas de Paniza’, Cariñena, Spain | 2012 75 CABERNET FRANC | Domaine de Pallus ‘Messanges’, Chinon, Loire Valley, France | 2017 50 CABERNET FRANC | Domaine Bousquet ‘Gaia Earth Goddess’, Mendoza, Argentina | 2018 42 CABERNET FRANC | Arcanum, Tuscany, Italy | 2009 226 VALPOLICELLA BLEND | Massimago ‘Marchesa Maria Bella’, Valpolicella, Italy | 2016 78 CHIANTI | Badia a Coltibuono ‘Roberto Stucchi’, Italy | 2018 44 SANGIOVESE | La Querce Seconda, Chianti Classico, Italy | 2015 60 SANGIOVESE | Donnatella Cinelli Colombini, Brunello di Montalcino, Italy | 2014 144 BARBERA | Scarpetta, Barbera del Monferrato, Italy | 2018 62 BARBERA | Vinchio – Vaaglio Serra, Piedmont, Italy | 2019 42 RHÔNE BLEND | Closerie Saint Hilaire, Côtes du Rhône, France | 2017 46 RHÔNE BLEND | Domaine de Saje, Châteauneuf-du-Pape, France | 2016 120 RHÔNE BLEND | Chteau de Saint Cosme, Châteauneuf-du-Pape, France | 2012 148 RHÔNE BLEND | Chteau de Saint Cosme, Gigondas, France | 2016 128 RHÔNE BLEND | Domaine de L’Olivette, Bandol, France | 2014 85 BORDEAUX BLEND | Chteau Teyssier, Saint-Emilion, France | 2015 75 MERLOT | Emmolo, Napa Valley, California | 2013 120 MERLOT | Donati, Central Coast California | 2016 56 MERLOT | Duckhorn Vineyards, Napa Valley, California | 2017 132 NEBBIOLO | Vietti ‘Perbacco’, Langhe, Italy | 2016 72 NEBBIOLO | Luigi Voghera, Barbaresco, Italy | 2013 138 NEBBIOLO | Marchesi di Barolo, Barolo, Italy | 2014 128 ZINFANDEL | Rombauer Vineyards, St. Helena, California | 2018 68 ZINFANDEL | Easton, Amador Country, California | 2015 56 MALBEC | Susana Balbo Wines, Mendoza, Argentina | 2017 80 MALBEC | Bodega Catena Zapata, Mendoza, Argentina | 2017 40 CABERNET SAUVIGNON | B.R.Cohn Winery, North Coast, California | 2017 69 CABERNET SAUVIGNON | St. Supéry, Napa Valley, California | 2016 82 CABERNET SAUVIGNON | Justin, Paso Robles, California | 2017 74 CABERNET SAUVIGNON | Merriam Vineyard, Russian River Valley, California | 2015 76 CABERNET SAUVIGNON | Groth, Oakville, California | 2015 125 CABERNET SAUVIGNON | Round Pond Estate, Rutherford, California | 2016 168 CABERNET SAUVIGNON | Cade Winery, Howell Mountain, California | 2017 240 CABERNET SAUVIGNON | Chateau Montelena, Napa Valley, California | 2016 138 CABERNET SAUVIGNON | Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars ‘Artemis’, Napa Valley, California | 2017 156 PETIT SIRAH | Stags’ Leap Winery, Napa Valley, California | 2015 100 SHIRAZ | Radley & Finch ‘Lazy Hare’, Western Cape, South Africa | 2017 48 SHIRAZ | d’Arenberg ‘The Laughing Magpie’, McLaren Vale, Australia | 2014 72.
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