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Bordeaux Varietals VINTAGE PRICE Pinot Noir VINTAGE PRICE New World New World Illahe, Estate Pinot Noir ‘19 66 Cuvelier Los Andes, Malbec ‘15 51 Willamette Valley, Oregon Mendoza, Argentina County Line, Pinot Noir ‘17 75 Hedges, Red Mountain Blend ‘17 63 Sonoma Coast, California Red Mountain, Washington Tatomer, Pinot Noir ‘17 84 Powers, Champoux Reserve Red Blend ‘14 84 Santa Barbara County, California Horse Heaven Hills, Washington Scribe, Pinot Noir ‘17 116 Rowen, Red Blend ‘15 105 Carneros, California Sonoma County, California Hazelfern, Robinson Family Vineyard Pinot Noir ‘17 130 Bernardus, Marinus Signature Blend ‘14 119 Willamette Valley, Oregon Carmel Valley, California Soter Vineyards, Mineral Springs Ranch Pinot Noir ‘16 192 Alka, Carmenere ‘14 130 Willamette Valley, Oregon Colchagua Valley, Chile DME de la Côte, Bloom’s Field Pinot Noir ‘17 195 De Toren, Fusion Ⅴ ‘16 152 Sta. Rita Hills, California Stellenbosch, South Africa Bien Nacido Estate, Old Vines Pinot Noir ‘14 260 Cheval Des Andes, Terrazas De Los Andes ‘15 190 Santa Maria Valley, California Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza Argentina Continuum, Sage Mountain Vineyard Red Blend ‘16 360 Old World Napa Valley, California DME Lelièvre, Pinot Noir ‘17 56 Quintessa, Rutherford Red Blend ‘16 400 Cȏtes de Toul, France Napa Valley, California DME Gruheir, Epineuil Pinot Noir ‘18 74 Burgundy, France Old World Coteaux de Dijon Rouge “La Cras,” Pinot Noir ‘18 95 CHT Tour de Bessan, La Petite Grand Vin de Bordeaux ‘16 87 Burgundy, France Margaux, France Cuvée Saint-Urbain, Pinot Noir ‘16 116 CHT Puy Blanquet, Grand Cru ‘14 94 Burgundy, France St. Emilion, France DME Pierre Gelin, Fixin Grand Vin De Bourgogne Pinot Noir ‘17 130 CHT Fourcas-Borie, Grand Vin de Bordeaux ‘15 98 Burgundy, France Bordeaux, France Louis Latour, Pinot Noir ‘15 182 CHT Moulin de Tricot, Grand Vin de Bordeaux ‘16 147 Nuits-Saint-Georges, France Margaux, France CHT Lassègue, Grand Cru ‘09 158 Syrah, Loire & Rhone Varietals St. Emilion, France CHT Pas De L’Ane, Grand Cru ‘10 168 Terre Rouge, Les Cȏtes de l'Ouest Syrah ‘14 45 St. Emilion, France Sierra Foothills, California DME Regnier-David, “Le Paradis” Cabernet Franc ‘17 63 Saumur, Loire Valley, France Cabernet Sauvignon Caymus-Suisun, Grand Durīf Petit Syrah ‘18 70 Requiem, Cabernet Sauvignon ‘17 49 Suisun Valley, California Columbia Valley, Washington Les Vignobles Foncalieu, L’Apogée ‘15 80 Catena Alta, Cabernet Sauvignon ‘15 98 Saint-Chinian, France Mendoza, Argentina Anthony Thévenet, Chénas Gamay ‘17 81 Cartello, Cabernet Sauvignon ‘18 100 Beaujolais, France Alexander Valley, California CHT de Fosse Sèche, “Etholith” Cabernet Franc ‘16 84 DME Terre Rouge, Easton Estate Cabernet Sauvignon ‘11 102 Saumur-Champigny, Loire Valley, France Shenandoah Valley, California DME Chapel, Chiroubles ‘18 90 17 Enzo Blend, Cabernet Sauvignon ‘17 120 Burgundy, France Napa Valley, California Jolie-Laide, Provisor Vineyard Grenache ‘17 98 Freemark Abbey, Cabernet Sauvignon ‘16 125 Dry Creek Valley, California Napa Valley, California Astra, ‘Love and Grapes’ Gamay ‘16 100 Terra Valentine, Cabernet Sauvignon ‘14 130 Loire Valley, France Spring Mountain District, Napa Valley, California Whitcraft, Stolpman Vineyard Grenache ‘17 112 Rodney Strong, “Symmetry” Cabernet Sauvignon ‘15 144 Ballard Canyon, California Alexander Valley, California Chappellet, Cabernet Sauvignon ‘15 165 Italian Varietals Napa Valley, California Caymus Vineyards, Cabernet Sauvignon ‘19 225 Villa Guelpa, Longitudine8 26 Nebbiolo ‘16 43 Napa Valley, California Piedmont, Italy Newton Mt. Veeder, Cabernet Sauvignon ‘14 275 Pietradolce, Etna Rosso ‘18 53 Napa Valley, California Sicily, Italy Villa Dora, ‘Gelsonero’ Piedirosso ‘15 70 Unique Reds Lacryma Christi del Vesuvio, Campania, Italy Tenuta di Trinoro, Le Cupole ‘18 95 Birichino, ‘Scylla’ Old Vine Red Blend ‘18 51 Tuscany, Italy California L’Arco, Ripasso ‘16 116 Kivelstadt, Father’s Watch Rhone Red Blend ‘17 56 Valpolicella, Italy North Coast, California Grasso Fratelli, Valgrande Barbaresco ‘05 135 Clos Fornelli, La Robe d’Ange Sciaccarellu ‘18 57 Piedmont, Italy Corsica, France Giuseppe Lonardi, Amarone Classico ‘15 169 Clos Signadore, Iniziā Rouge ‘18 59 Veneto, Italy Corsica, France Brancatelli, Valle del Sogno ‘15 196 Enfield Wine Co., Pretty Horses Tempranillo ‘18 70 Tuscany, Italy California Keep Wines, Counoise ‘19 72 Spanish & Portugese Varietals Sierra Foothills, California DME Glinavos, Vlahiko ‘16 80 ‘17 Prunus, Jaen 32 Ioannina, Greece Dão, Portugal Cruse Wine Co., Rancho Chimiles Vineyard Valdiguié ‘19 84 ‘17 António Lopes Ribeiro, ‘Maresia 17’ 49 Napa Valley, California Douro, Portugal Bagueri, Merlot ‘11 100 ‘18 Antoine Touton i Fredi Torres, La Selección 58 Goriška Brda, Slovenia Montsant, Spain Canard Vineyards, Estate Zinfandel ‘16 110 ‘18 Daniel Landi, Las Uvas de la Ira Garnacha 75 Napa Valley, California Castilla y León, Spain Turley, Dragon Vineyard Zinfandel ‘17 147 ‘15 Marco Abella, Loidana 83 St. Helena, California Priorat, Spain Prats & Symington, Post Scriptum De Chryseia ‘17 123 Douro, Portugal Champagne VINTAGE PRICE Austrian & German Varietals VINTAGE PRICE Piper-Heidsieck, Cuvée Brut mv 84 Forge Cellars, Riesling ‘16 50 Champagne, France Finger Lakes, New York GH Mumm, Grand Cordon Brut mv 91 Schieferkopf, Riesling Trocken Sec ‘17 61 Champagne, France Baden, Germany Laurent Perrier, La Cuvée Brut mv 100 DME Bohn, Lieu-dit Schieferberg Riesling ‘13 63 Champagne, France Alsace, France Pierre Paillard, Les Parcelles Bouzy Grand Cru Extra Brut mv 126 Forlorn Hope, Gemischter Satz ‘15 68 Champagne, France Lodi, California Christophe Mignon, Brut Nature mv 140 Forlorn Hope, Faufreluches Gewürztraminer ‘14 98 Champagne, France Lodi, California Moët & Chandon, Grand Vintage ‘12 220 Tatomer, Kick-on Ranch Riesling ‘13 115 Champagne, France Santa Barbara County, California Moët & Chandon, Grand Vintage Rosé ‘12 225 Künstler, ‘Hölle’ Riesling Spätlese Trocken ‘02 120 Champagne, France Rheingau, Germany Krug, Grande Cuvée 167ĖME Édition mv 350 Champagne, France Sauvignon Blanc, Loire & Rhone Varietals Oysterman, Muscadet ‘19 39 Sparkling Loire Valley, France WillaKenzie Estate, Pinot Gris ‘17 42 DME Lelièvre, ‘Les Evêques Leucquois’ Brut mv 48 Willamette Valley, Oregon Côtes de Toul, France Long Meadow Ranch, Sauvignon Blanc ‘18 49 La Jara, Prosecco Treviso Brut mv 52 Napa Valley, California Veneto, Italy Terre Rouge, Viognier ‘16 51 Pierre Sparr, Brut Rosé mv 53 Sierra Foothills, California Crémant d’Alsace, France Miner Family Wines, Viognier ‘17 60 Pureté de Silex, Crémant de Loire Brut Rosé mv 56 Oakville, California Loire, France DME de l’Ecu, Muscadet-Sèvre-et-Maine Orthogneiss ‘16 60 JCB Boisset, Brute Cremant No. 21 mv 58 Loire, France Burgundy, France Terre Rouge, Enigma ‘09 65 DME Jousset, Éxilé Rosé Pét-Nat ‘19 67 Sierra Foothills, California Loire, France DME de l’Ecu, Marguerite Folle Blanche ‘17 70 DME Bohn, Brut Nature ‘15 70 Loire Valley, France Crémant d’Alsace, France Jean-Baptiste Souillard, Marsanne ‘17 70 Cruse Wine Co., Ricci Vineyard Sparkling St. Laurent mv 84 Northern Rhône Valley, France Carneros, California Illumination, Sauvignon Blanc ‘17 74 Ettore Germano, “Rosanna” Nebbiolo Rosato Classico Brut mv 91 Napa Valley, California Serralunga/Barolo/Piedmont, Italy Daniel Chotard, Sancerre ‘19 84 DME Jousset, “Bubulle” Pet-Nat ‘18 95 Loire, France Loire, France Massican, Sauvignon Blanc ‘18 89 Carneros/Pope Valley, California DeMorgenzon, Reserve Chenin Blanc ‘17 97 Rosé Stellenbosch, South Africa Laurent Gauthier, Gamay Noir Rosé ‘17 40 Spanish, Italian & Greek Varietals Beaujolais, France Malabaila, Arneis DME De Fontsainte, “Gris de Gris” Rosé ‘17 44 ‘18 49 Roero, Italy Languedoc, France Ransom, Albarino Roca Altxerri, Txakoli Rosé ‘19 45 ‘19 51 Willamette Valley, Oregon Getariako Txakolina, Spain Reto, Albilla CHT des Annibals, Cuvée Suivez-moi Jeune Homme Rosé ‘19 55 ‘16 52 Manchuela, Spain Provence, France St. Michael-Eppan, Pinot Bianco Clos Cibonne, Tibouren Cuvée Tradition Rosé ‘17 72 ‘18 52 Alto Adaige, Italy Cȏtes de Provence, Cru Classé, France Köfererhof, Pinot Grigio ‘18 53 Dominio del Águila, Pícaro Clarete ‘16 81 Alto Adige, Italy Ribera del Duero, Spain Bodega Tajinaste, Listán Blanco ‘18 54 Canard Vineyards, Coucher de Soleil Estate Rosé ‘19 94 Canary Islands, Spain Napa Valley, California I Clivi, Ribolla Gialla ‘15 56 Della Venezie, Italy Chardonnay Terra D’Uva, Greco ‘17 57 Tufo, Italy ‘16 Kenwood Vineyards, Six Ridges Chardonnay 46 Santo, Assyrtiko Russian River Valley, California ‘18 66 Santorini, Greece ‘18 Valravn, Chardonnay 52 Clos Culombu, Vermentino Sonoma County, California ‘16 68 Corsica, France DME Jean-Michel Gaunoux & Fils, Blanc Chardonnay ‘17 84 Meursault, Burgundy, France Unique Whites Dierberg, Chardonnay ‘16 88 Santa Maria Valley, California Fontanavecchia, ‘Facetus’ Falanghina ‘08 50 Flowers, Chardonnay ‘17 88 Taburno, Italy Sonoma, California Rodica, Malvazija Classic ‘15 52 Coteaux de Dijon La Cras Blanc, Chardonnay ‘17 94 Marezige, Slovenia Burgundy, France The Piedmont Guy, Unfiltered Arneis ‘17 53 Big Table Farm, Chardonnay ‘16 116 Monteu Roero, Italy Willamette Valley, Oregon Refugio Ranch, ‘Ineseno’, Roussanne ‘11 55 Newton, Unfiltered Chardonnay ‘15 120 Santa Ynez Valley, California Napa Valley, California Királyudvar, Furmint Sec ‘15 60 Ceritas, “Marena” Chardonnay ‘16 122 Tokaj, Hungary Sonoma Coast, California Aphros, Phaunus Loureiro ‘17 77 Whitcraft Winery, Pence Ranch Chardonnay ‘16 126 Vinho Verde, Portugal 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Rita Hilla, California Dirty & Rowdy, Familiar Blanc ‘18 77 Rombauer Vineyards, Proprietor Selection Chardonnay ‘18 182 Mendocino, California Carneros, California Grégory Pérez, Mengoba la Tinajas Orange Wine ‘16 160 Bierzo, Spain.
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  • Nov 2019 Holidays in Sonoma

    Nov 2019 Holidays in Sonoma

    NOV 2019 HOLIDAYS IN SONOMA Greetings, Much like last year, the 2019 vintage gave us a late start to the growing season followed by mild weather. Since we weren’t faced with too many heat spikes, we were able to harvest the fruit at its ideal ripeness. The quantity of fruit is on par with the 20-year average, and the quality is excellent. Another spectacular harvest! Sauvignon Blanc came in crisp and bright, Pinot Noir is elegant and balanced, and Cabernet Sauvignon is nice and full bodied this year. We will be busy into December barreling down our 2019 reds as they nish fermentation and topping up our barrel-fermented Russian River Chardonnay for its long slumber until bottling next year. I’m also pleased to share that Sonoma County was recently named “Wine Region of the Year” by Wine Enthusiast. This recognition is a testament to the eorts of the many outstanding growers, winemakers, and wineries in the region. Sonoma has certainly been an amazing place to work and call home. I wish you all a wonderful holiday with family and loved ones. Cheers, Zeke Neeley, Kenwood Vineyards Winemaker BLANC DE BLANCS APPELLATION SONOMA county ACIDITY/PH 8.4/3.02 ALCOHOL 12.5% TASTING NOTES fruit. The juice was then fermented in stainless Our Blanc de Blancs presents aromas of crisp steel tanks at cool temperatures. After bottle green apple, lemon sorbet and pear with hints fermentation, the wine aged en tirage for 14 of freshly baked brioche bread, accompanied months, allowing it to develop crisp by a slight creaminess and velvety texture on characteristics and full avor.
  • HOW DO WE FEEL ABOUT NATURAL WINE? We Drink, Breathe, and Sleep Thinking About the History of the Humble Grape and Its Importance in the World

    HOW DO WE FEEL ABOUT NATURAL WINE? We Drink, Breathe, and Sleep Thinking About the History of the Humble Grape and Its Importance in the World

    HOW DO WE FEEL ABOUT NATURAL WINE? We drink, breathe, and sleep thinking about the history of the humble grape and its importance in the world. Kinda a lot of pressure for a fermented beverage, but we know Wine can handle it. We’ve gone all in on natural wine because we believe in celebrating farmers and other stewards of the land who work tirelessly to create biodiverse landscapes. Think of wine as a transmitter of a certain place and time in history: if made with nothing but grapes, a bottle has the ability to tell us what the soil in the vineyard is composed of, what the weather was like in a given vintage, and what the surrounding flora and fauna are doing. Cover it up with any number of 60-plus legal chemical additives, and what are you left with? Something engineered that no longer transmits its story. There is no official definition of what natural wine is. But we have our definition, and here’s our promise: every wine on this list is grown organically or biodynamically, free of any chemicals in the vineyard. Every wine on this list is made without any additives except sulfur, which is naturally occurring in grapes. Every wine on this list is fermented with its own living, wild yeast. And every wine on this list is made in small, or very small, amounts. It’s difficult to find fault with any of that. We love these wines and the people behind them, and we hope you do too. Corkage: $20 per 750ml not on our list, limit 2 bottles per party.