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EASTERN EUROPEAN ROSÉS a Wide Range of Rosé Flavor Profiles from Croatia, Slovenia, and Georgia Miloš Plavac | Klet Štoka Teran | Gotsa Tavkvevri | 14 FEATURED FLIGHTS SPARKLING WINES sample sparkling wines from armenia, hungary, and austria in this flight keush ‘origins’ | kreinbacher brut | nigl ‘brut de brut’ | 16 EASTERN EUROPEAN ROSÉS a wide range of rosé flavor profiles from croatia, slovenia, and georgia miloš plavac | klet štoka teran | gotsa tavkvevri | 14 AMPHORA-AGED WINES: GEORGIA georgia is known for its natural, amphora-aged wines... try a white, rosé, and red in this flight shavnabada rkatsiteli | gotsa tavkvevri rosé | DOQI saperavi | 16 ORANGE WINES: SLOVENIA these natural wines made with extended skin contact will change the way you think about white wines! kabaj sivi pinot | batic ‘angel’ | movia sauvignon blanc | 15 WHITE FLIGHTS AROMATIC WHITES: NORTHERN HUNGARY these rich, intense whites are excellent examples of hungarian white wines tornai juhfark | apátsági hárslevelu | bott ‘csontos’ furmint | 16 MINERAL-DRIVEN WHITES: COASTAL CROATIA crisp, bright, saline whites perfect for oysters and various seafood dishes coronica malvazija istarska | plenkovic zlatan pošip | carić vina bogdanjuša | 14 RARE WHITE GRAPES OF AUSTRIA three delicious whites made from some very obscure grapes! zahel orangetraube | wenzel furmint | ecker roter veltliner | 15 VIBRANT WHITES: AUSTRIAN GRÜNER the spicy, complex grüner veltliner wines are made almost exclusively in austria neumayer | nigl | nikolaihof hefeabzug | 16 AUSTRIAN RIESLING austria’s wachau region is famous for its dry, mineral rieslings... try three styles in this flight hogl | holzapfel | nikolaihof | 16 CHARDONNAY three classic chardonnays from greece, austria, and slovenia château julia | prieler ‘sinner vineyard’ | edi simčič | 16 SAUVIGNON BLANC try three styles of sauvignon blanc from slovenia, austria, and greece in this flight pullus | neumeister ‘klassic’ | costa lazaridi ‘amethystos’ | 14 FULL-BODIED WHITES: NORTHERN GREECE three of northern greece’s powerful white wines: chardonnay, assyrtiko, and malagousia château julia | biblia chora ‘areti’ | gerovassiliou | 15 2 RED FLIGHTS WINES OF THE BALKAN STATES these bright light-bodied reds exemplify the wines of macedonia, herzegovina, and serbia macedon pinot noir| maurer kadarka | brkić plava greda | 16 BLAUFRÄNKISCH: LIGHT, PEPPERY REDS a perfect alternative to pinot noir, blaufränkisch is known for its light-bodied, food-friendly wines pfneiszl ‘újra együtt’ | moric | kobal | 16 EARTHY REDS: CROATIA try a range of croatia’s medium-bodied, earthy, leathery reds šipun sansigot | pilizota plavina | andrović plavac mali | 14 CLASSIC REDS OF SOUTHERN HUNGARY the south is the oldest wine region, where international and native grapes make some of hungary’s best reds vylyan pinot noir | bock kékfrankos | heimann kadarka | 14 ZWEIGELT: SPICY, FLORAL REDS zweigelt, a relative newcomer to eastern europe, has quickly gained fame 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2013 patricius aszú | 20 AUSTRIA’S SWEET WHITE DESSERT WINES pinot blanc, scheurebe, and welschriesling make delicious late-harvest dessert wines in the burgenland region 2014 schröck beerenauslese | 2015 winzerkeller beerenauslese | 2012 rosenhof trockenbeerenauslese | 16 PORT-STYLE DESSERT WINES OF EASTERN EUROPE these dessert wines from croatia, moldova, and cyprus give ruby and tawny port a run for their money! bibich ‘ambra’ prošek | kagor | commandaria | 13 3 WINES BY THE GLASS SPARKLING NV keush ‘origins’ brut | khatun kharji + voskehat | vayots dzor, armenia 13 | 52 NV kreinbacher brut | furmint + chardonnay | somló, hungary 14 | 56 NV nigl ‘brut de brut’ | chardonnay + grüner veltliner | kremstal, austria 18 | 72 ROSÉ AND ORANGE 2016 miloš rosé | plavac mali | pelješac, croatia 16 | 64 2016 klet štoka rosé | teran | kras, slovenia 12 | 48 2015 gotsa rosé | tavkvevri | kartli, georgia 16 | 64 2007 shavnabada | rkatsiteli | kakheti, georgia 18 | 72 2016 slavček | sivi pinot | vipava dolina, slovenia 12 | 48 2014 movia | sauvignon blanc | goriska brda, slovenia 17 | 68 2009 batić ‘angel’ | pinela + chardonnay + malvazija | vipava dolina, slovenia 18 | 72 WHITE 2015 hogl ‘wachauer’ | riesling | wachau, austria 14 | 56 2014 holzapfel ‘zehenthof’ federspeil | riesling | wachau, austria 15 | 60 2015 nikolaihof federspiel | riesling | wachau, austria 17 | 68 2015 zahel ‘orange T’ | orangetraube | wein, austria 13 | 52 2015 pullus | sauvignon blanc | stajerska, slovenia 12 | 48 2015 neumeister | sauvignon blanc | eastern styria, austria 15 | 60 2015 domaine constantin lazaridi ‘amethystos’ | sauvignon blanc + assyrtiko | drama, greece 12 | 48 2015 neumayer | grüner veltliner | traisental, austria 13 | 52 2015 nigl ‘seftenberger piri’ | grüner veltliner | kremstal, austria 16 | 64 2015 nikolaihof ‘hefeabzug’ | grüner veltliner | wachau, austria 18 | 72 2015 coronica | malvazija istarska | istria, croatia 13 | 52 2014 zlatan plenković | pošip | makarska, croatia 16 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