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Rotweine 0,75 L Rotweine 0,75 l Australien Ben Glaetzer, Barossa Valley 2010 Shiraz Bishop 85,00 € Cape Mentelle Vineyards 2010 Margaret River, Cabernet Sauvignon 95,00 € Coriole Vineyards 2008 Shiraz McLaren Vale 45,00 € Salomon Estate, Australien 2009 Shiraz Finniss River 49,00 € Deutschland Bercher, Baden 2014 Jechtinger Spätburgunder 33,00 € 2014 Sasbacher Limburg im Barrique gereift 69,00 € 2010 Spätburgunder GG 98,00 € Martin Schwarz, Sachsen 2009 Spätburgunder & Portugieser 69,00 € Meißner Weinhaus Prinz zur Lippe, Meißen 2008 Drei Musketiere 59,00 € Prinz zur Lippe, Sachsen 2009 Dornfelder Edition Meißen 35,00 € Rolf Willy, Würtenberg 2016 Lemberger Halbtrocken 25,00 € Rolf Willy, Württemberg 2012 Lemberger trocken 23,00 € Schloss Proschwitz, Meißen 2011 Kloster Heiligkreuz Barrique 59,00 € Schloss Proschwitz, Sachsen 2011 Frühburgunder Kloster Heiligkreutz, Barrique 59,00 € Schloss Wackerbarth, Sachsen 2012 Frühburgunder 49,00 € Frankreich Château Cantemerle, Medoc 2010 Grand Cru Classe 79,00 € 2000 Grand Cru Classe 95,00 € Château de Beaucastel, Côtes du Rhône 2007 Châteauneuf du Pape AC 120,00 € 2012 Coudoulet de Beaucastel 59,00 € Château de Fonbel, Saint-Émilion 2009 Grand Cru classé 85,00 € Chateau de la Liquiere 2015 Faugeres 35,00 € Château Grand-Puy-Lacoste, Pauillac 2009 Grand Cru classé 150,00 € Château Gruaud-Larose, Saint-Julien 1994 Grand Cru classé 105,00 € Château La Chenade, Lalande-de-Pomerol 2011 La Chenade AOC 59,00 € Château Margaux, Margaux 1997 Premier Cru Classé 350,00 € Château Miraval, Provence 2014 Miraval Rouge 55,00 € Château Plaisance, Côtes de Bordeaux 2000 Sortilège 55,00 € Château Pontet-Canet, Pauillac 1994 Grand Cru classé 140,00 € Château Poujeaux, Medoc 2009 Grand Cru Classe 89,00 € Château Poujeaux, Moulis-en-Médoc 2009 AOC 68,00 € Château Saint-Pierre, Saint-Julien 2000 Grand Cru classé 110,00 € Château Saintayme, Saint-Émilion 2011 Grand Cru classé 59,00 € Domaine Forca Real, Cotes du Roussillon 2011 Mas de la Garrique 29,00 € Domaine Forca-Real, Roussillon 2011 Forca-Real 29,00 € Domaine Gauby, Roussillon 2014 La Calcinaires Rouge 45,00 € 2000 Vieilles Vignes 95,00 € 2011 Vieilles Vignes 69,00 € Domaine Mas Coutelou, Languedoc 2015 Classe 35,00 € 2015 Flower Power 55,00 € Domaine Mee Godard, Beaujolais 2014 Morgon 44,00 € Domaine Mouton, Burgund 2014 Pinot Noir 39,00 € 2015 Pinot Noir, Premier Cru 69,00 € Famillie Perrin, Cotes du Rhone 2014 Reserve 29,00 € Henri Bonneau, Rhône 2006 Châteauneuf du Pape 120,00 € 2005 Les Rouliers 49,00 € Moulin de Duhart - Baron de Rothschild, Pauillac 2010 Cru Bourgeois 79,00 € Pierre Morey, Burgund 2014 Monthélie 95,00 € Italien Citra Vini, Montelpulciano d´Abruzzo 2013 Sistina 26,00 € Il Poggione, Toskana 2012 Brunello di Montalcino 79,00 € 2012 Rosso di Montalcino 39,00 € Lo Zoccolaio, Piemont 2013 Barbera d´Aalba Sucule 36,00 € 2009 Barolo 99,00 € Sartori di Verona, Valpolicella 2007 Amarone Corte Bra DOC 75,00 € 2011 Ripasso Superiore DOC 36,00 € Österreich Heinrich, Burgenland 2008 Pannobile 65,00 € Kopfensteiner, Burgenland 2012 Blaufränkisch Saybritz Reserve 69,00 € 2012 Blaufränkisch Szapary Reserve 65,00 € 2012 Blaufränkisch Weinberg Reserve 36,00 € Markowitsch, Carnuntum 2006 Redmont 42,00 € Netzl, Carnuntum 2006 Anna Christina 65,00 € 2006 Anna Christina, Magnumflasche 130,00 € Paul Achs, Burgenland 2007 Blaufränkisch Altenberg 85,00 € 2007 Blaufränkisch Spiegel 85,00 € 2007 Blaufränkisch Ungerberg 85,00 € Spanien Bodegas Ercavio, Kastilien 2005 La Plazuela 90,00 € Bodegas Roda, Rioja 2006 Roda I Reserva 85,00 € 2008 Roda Reserva 69,00 € 2013 SELA 44,00 € Castell d´Encus, Priorat 2012 Pinot Noir Acusp 89,00 € 2012 Quest 79,00 € 2012 Syrah 69,00 € Celler Vall Llach, Priorat 1999 Vall Llach 140,00 € 2000 Vall Llach embruix 85,00 € Costers del Priorat, Priorat 2015 Petit Pissarres 32,00 € Dominio do Bibei, Ribeira Sacra 2007 Lacima 90,00 € 2010 Lalama 46,00 € 2013 Lalama 49,00 € Elias Mora, Torro 2012 Crianza 45,00 € 2014 Tempranillo 35,00 € USA Bogle Vineyards, Clarksburg 2009 Merlot 33,00 € Bogle Vineyards, West Virginia 2010 Merlot 33,00 € EOS Estate Winery, Paso Robles 2005 Zinfandel 38,00 € Hacienda Winery, Sonoma Valley 2010 Cabernet Sauvignon 26,00 € Heitz Wine Cellars, Napa Valley 2005 Cabernet Sauvignon 90,00 € 2005 Cabernet Sauvignon 90,00 € Monte Bello Vineyard 2008 Cabernet Sauvignon Ridge Estate 85,00 € Tablas Creek Vineyard, Kalifornien 2007 Esprit de Beaucastel 140,00 € Tablas Creek Vineyard, Paso Robles 2007 Esprit de Beaucastel 150,00 € Zaca Mesa, Santa Ynez 2003 Estate Syrah 49,00 € 2003 Estate Syrah 49,00 € Weißweine 0,75 l Deutschland Clemens Busch, Mosel 2011 Riesling Marienburg Fahrlay-Terrassen GG 89,00 € 2009 Riesling Marienburg Falkenlay GG 89,00 € 2013 Riesling Marienburg Rothenpfad GG 85,00 € 2013 Riesling trocken 27,00 € 2013 Riesling Vom Grauen Schiefer 39,00 € 2013 Riesling Vom Roten Schiefer 39,00 € Dönnhoff, Nahe 2013 Riesling Dellchen GG 85,00 € 2010 Riesling Dellchen GG 85,00 € 2012 Riesling Dellchen GG 79,00 € 2010 Riesling Felsenberg 42,00 € 2012 Riesling Höllenpfad 65,00 € 2010 Riesling Kabinett Oberhäuser Leistenberg 39,00 € 2013 Riesling Kahlenberg 45,00 € 2013 Riesling Tonschiefer 38,00 € 2016 Riesling trocken 32,00 € Dr. Bürklin-Wolf, Pfalz 2007 Riesling Gaisböhl GG 89,00 € Eckehart Gröhl, Rheinhessen 2012 Grauer Burgunder 27,00 € 2012 Grauer Burgunder Dalheim 30,00 € 2013 Weißburgunder & Chardonnay 33,00 € Emrich-Schönleber, Nahe 2008 Riesling Auslese Halenberg 58,00 € 2013 Riesling Halenberg GG 79,00 € 2013 Riesling Monzinger Frühlingsplätzchen 48,00 € 2014 Riesling trocken 32,00 € Fürst, Franken 2009 Weißer Burgunder Centgrafenberg R 135,00 € Hofmann, Rheinhessen 2016 Chardonnay vom Korallenriff 36,00 € 2014 Sauvignon Blanc Ei 59,00 € 2016 TASTE THAT! Weißburgunder & Grauburgunder 28,00 € 2016 Weißburgunder Urmeer 36,00 € Klaus Keller, Rheinhessen 2012 Grauer Burgunder 39,00 € 2009 Riesling Dalsheimer Hubacker GG 89,00 € 2008 Riesling Dalsheimer Hubacker GG 85,00 € 2011 Riesling Von der Fels 42,00 € 2011 Silvaner Feuervogel 79,00 € 2015 Weißburgunder & Chardonnay 38,00 € 2012 Weißer Burgunder 39,00 € 2011 Weißer Burgunder S 79,00 € Martin Schwarz, Sachsen 2015 Riesling Friedstein 65,00 € 2013 Riesling Kapitelberg 65,00 € 2015 Tastethat ! Riesling, Müller-Thurgau & Weißburgunder 29,00 € Mosbacher, Pfalz 2008 Riesling Kieselberg GG 75,00 € Peter Jakob Kühn, Rheingau 2011 Riesling Doosberg GG 89,00 € 2006 Riesling Kühn R 38,00 € 2012 Riesling Quarzit 38,00 € 2012 Riesling Rheinschiefer Hallgarten 26,00 € 2016 Riesling trocken 27,00 € Schloss Proschwitz, Meißen 2015 Goldriesling 36,00 € 2015 Riesling 36,00 € 2015 Rosé 36,00 € Wagner-Stempel, Rheinhessen 2008 Riesling Siefersheimer Höllberg GG 79,00 € Wittmann, Rheinhessen 2014 Grauburgunder 33,00 € 2014 Riesling 28,00 € 2010 Riesling Aulerde GG 79,00 € 2011 Riesling Kirchspiel GG 89,00 € 2012 Riesling Morstein GG 85,00 € 2014 Riesling Westhofen 48,00 € 2012 Silvaner 28,00 € 2011 Weißburgunder S 85,00 € Frankreich Château Beauregard Ducasse, Graves 2006 Sauvignon Blanc 38,00 € Château Billaud - Simon, Burgund 2011 Chablis AC 35,00 € 2009 Chablis Mont de Milieu 1er Cru 55,00 € 2004 Chablis Vaudesir Grand Cru 99,00 € Château Bouscaut, Bordeaux 2006 Sauvignon Blanc Péssac Léognan AC 35,00 € Château Chantegrive, Graves 2008 Blanc Vallée de Paradis 33,00 € 2008 Sauvignon Blanc Caroline Domaine Haut - Gleon, Languedoc 49,00 € Château de Beaucastel, Côtes du Rhône 2012 Coudoulet de Beaucastel blanc 65,00 € Château de Coing de Saint Fiacre, 2008 Muscadet 36,00 € Château de Jurque, Jura 2008 Jurancon Sec Emotion 37,00 € Château d´Aydie, Madiran 2015 Pacherenc sec 39,00 € Château Jolys, Juracon 2015 Cuvée Pailine 38,00 € Château Miraval, Provence 2014 Miraval Blanc 55,00 € Château Pierre Bise, Loire 2006 Chenin Blanc 39,00 € 2007 Savennières Clos le Grand Beaupréau 39,00 € Château Tour de Gendres, Bergerac 2010 Blanc 33,00 € Clos du Gravillas, Minervois 2015 Emmenez-Moi Au Bout du Terret 39,00 € Domaine des Malandes, Burgund 2015 Chablis A.C. 36,00 € 2014 Chablis Premier Cru Vau de Vay 59,00 € Domaine Gauby, Roussillon 2012 Les Calcinaires Blanc 45,00 € 2014 Les Calcinaires Blanc 45,00 € Domaine Huet, Loire 2011 Clos du Bourg demi-sec 65,00 € 2010 Clos du Bourg sec 65,00 € Domaine Huet, Vouvray 2009 Clos du Bourg demi-sec 65,00 € 2009 Clos du Bourg sec 65,00 € Domaine Larue, Burgund 2007 Puligny Montrachet 75,00 € Domaine Marcel Deiss, Elsass 2007 Gemischter Satz Engelgarten 1er Cru 75,00 € 2007 Riesling 48,00 € Domaine Ostertag, Alsace 2009 Riesling 38,00 € Domaine Tissot, Jura 2012 Savagnin 59,00 € E. Guigal, Rhône 2012 Condrieu 75,00 € Stephane Tissot, Jura 2005 Selection Arbois ( Chardonnay & Savagnin 36,00 € Österreich Alzinger, Wachau 2011 Dürnsteiner Riesling Federspiel 42,00 € 2011 Riesling Smaragd Liebenberg 79,00 € Bründelmayer, Kamptal 2016 Grüner Veltliner Vogelsang 48,00 € Domäne Wachau, Wachau 2016 Grüner Veltliner Federspeil 29,00 € Freigut Thallern, Thermenregion 2011 Asia Selektion 33,00 € Fritz, Wagram 2013 Grüner Veltliner Sandstein 26,00 € 2014 Roter Veltliner Steinberg 44,00 € Hirtzberger, Wachau 2008 Riesling Smaragd Hochrain 90,00 € Jurtschitsch, Kamptal 2013 Grüner Veltliner Löss 29,00 € 2013 Grüner Veltliner Stein 31,00 € 2013 Riesling Zöbinger Heiligenstein Reserve 55,00 € Knoll, Wachau 2015 Loibner Gelber Muskateller Federspiel 39,00 € 2015 Loibner Grüner Veltliner Federspiel 39,00 € 2012 Ried Loibenberg Riesling Federspiel 59,00 € Lackner Tinnacher, Steiermark 2014 Morillon Eckberg 35,00 € 2013 Sauvignon Blanc Flamberg 69,00 € Rotes Haus,
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