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WINES by the GLASS 7Oz Bottle WINES BY THE GLASS 7oz Bottle Sparkling Piper - Heidsieck Champagne France ................................................................................ 15 55 Garo’ vin SomnamBulles Chenin Blanc Loire Valley, France ...................................... 10 34 Gran Sarao Cava Catalonia, Spain ......................................................................................... 7 28 Nino Franco Prosecco Veneto, Italy .................................................................................... 11 38 Contratto Rosé for England Pinot Nero Piedmont NV ................................................. 13 43 Lini 910 Labrusca “Bianco” Lambrusco Emilia-Romagna, Italy ................................... 10 34 Vietti Moscato d’ Asti Piedmont, Italy ................................................................................. 9 32 Rosé Planeta Nero d’Avola/ Syrah Sicily, Italy ............................................................................ 9 32 The Dunlavy Rose Corse Corsica, France ............................................................................ 7 28 Red Car (1.5L) Pinot Noir Mendocino County, California .......................................... 10 68 Italian White Bertani Velante Pinot Grigio Friuli Venezia Giulia ............................................................ 8 32 Antinori Bramito Chardonnay Umbria ................................................................................ 9 32 Ca Maiol Fabio Contato Trebbiano di Lugana Lugana ................................................ 10 34 Cecchi La Mora Vermentino Maremma Toscana ............................................................ 8 31 Cascina Belmonte “Serése” Manzoni Bianco Lombardia .......................................... 10 34 Preta Falanghina Campania ................................................................................................. 10 34 White Brasserie 19 Chardonnay Salem, Oregon ......................................................................... 10 34 Thomas George Estate Chardonnay Russian River Valley, California ...................... 12 38 Domaine Anderson Chardonnay Anderson Valley, California .................................... 13 43 Carlisle Compagni Portis Gewürztraminer Sonoma, California ................................. 10 34 Matua Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough, New Zealand ................................................... 9 32 Italian Red Renato Ratti Marcenasco Barolo Nebbiolo Piedmont .................................................. 19 72 Boffa Barbaresco Nebbiolo Piedmont .............................................................................. 18 68 Brezza Dolcetto D’ Alba Piedmont ................................................................................... 12 38 Sant’ Emiliano Barbera D’ Asti Superiore Piedmont .................................................... 10 34 Recchia Amarone Corvina/Molinara/Rondinella Veneto .......................................... 17 60 Castiglion Del Bosco Brunello di Montalcino Sangiovese Tuscany .......................... 20 74 Guado al Tasso Il Bruciato Cabernet/Merlot/Syrah Bolgheri .................................... 13 43 Toscolo Chinati Classico Sangiovese Tuscany ................................................................... 9 32 Mineraliae Montepulciano D’ Abruzzo Abruzzo .......................................................... 10 34 Tolloy Pinot Noir Alto-Adige ............................................................................................... 10 34 Red Brasserie 19 Pinot Noir Salem, Oregon .............................................................................. 11 38 Sanford Flor De Campo Pinot Noir Santa Barbara, California .................................... 12 38 Mount Veeder Winery Cabernet Sauvignon Mt. Veeder, California ........................ 18 68 Adaptation by Odette Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley, California ....................... 23 85 Leviathan Cabernet/ Merlot/ Syrah Napa Valley, California ...................................... 16 57 Colome Malbec Mendoza, Argentina .................................................................................. 11 38 The Dunlavy Garnacha Calatayud, Spain ............................................................................ 7 28 DESSERT WINES BY THE GLASS Dessert Far Niente Dolce Sauvignon Blanc/Semillon Napa, California ’08 .................................. 18 Donnafugata Ben Ryé Passito Di Pantelleria Zibibbo Sicily, Italy ......................................... 9 Maison Chapoutier Banyuls Grenache Roussillon, France ...................................................... 5 Madiera Blandy’s 5 Year, Portugal .................................................................................................................... 8 Broadbent Rainwater, Portugal ........................................................................................................ 9 Port Graham’s 10 Year Tawny, Portugal............................................................................................... 13 Graham’s 40 Year Tawny, Portugal............................................................................................... 55 Quinta do Noval Colheita Tawny, Portugal ’00 ........................................................................ 10 Taylor Fladgate 10 Year Tawny, Portugal ................................................................................... 10 Taylor Fladgate 20 Year Tawny, Portugal ................................................................................... 18 Sherry Fernando de Castilla Antique Fino Sherry, Spain ..................................................................... 16 Lustau East India Solera Sherry, Spain ........................................................................................ 12 BEER Italian Birra Moretti L’Autentica Lager Udine ........................................................................................... 6 Birra Moretti La Rossa Doppelbock Udine .................................................................................. 6 Peroni Nastro Azzuro Pale Lager Lombardia .............................................................................. 7 Lager Abita Purple Haze Lager New Orleans, Louisiana ...................................................................... 7 Corona Pale Lager Mexico ................................................................................................................ 6 Dos Equis Pale Lager Mexico ........................................................................................................... 6 Guinness Extra Stout St. James’ Gate, Dublin............................................................................. 8 Ale Saint Arnold Seasonal Houston, Texas.......................................................................................... 8 Blue Moon Belgian White Golden, Colorado ............................................................................. 6 Rodeo Clown Double IPA Houston, Texas .................................................................................. 9 Southern Star Bombshell Blonde Blonde Ale Conroe, Texas ................................................. 6 II COPPA COCKTAILS Golden Raisin Martini DASH handmade wheat & raisins vodka garnished with golden raisins 12 *#%!?GDMFSOB(Good Margarita) Avion Barrel Aged Selection & Campari with fresh squeezed lime, orange, and grapefruit juice garnished with Sumac 12 Copa di Ferro Absolut Elyx, Lillet Rose, Gabriel Boudier Framboise, fresh squeezed lemon juice garnished with raspberries 13 77005 Martell VS Cognac & sparkling wine garnished with lemon twist 14 La Perla Coconut Vodka, coconut water & fresh squeezed lime juice served over crushed ice, topped with toasted coconut 11 The Mistress Dripping Springs Vodka, organic ginger liqueur, fresh squeezed lime juice & turbinado topped with Cavicchioli 1928 sparkling rosé 11 Black Orchid Casamigos Blanco Tequila, blackberry rosemary agave purée & fresh squeezed lime juice garnished with blackberries 13 Italian Mule Hangar One Vodka, Montenegro Amaro, fresh squeezed lime juice & ginger beer garnished with a lime wheel & a sprig of mint 13 The Great Gatsby Brasserie 19 Knob Creek Single Barrel Reserve 9 years maraschino liqueur, sweet vermouth, turbinado & mole bitters garnished with Luxardo cherries 15 Frozens Frozen Sangria– Red wine, fresh juices, & brandy 10 Coppa Bellini – classic Italian peach bellini 11 Barrel-Aged Cocktail Felipe Negroni – Citadelle Gin, Campari, sweet vermouth, dry curacao, ginger liqueur, & bitters garnished with an expressed orange peel 13 Vieux Carré – Remy V.S.O.P., Angel’s Envy Rye, sweet vermouth, Bénédictine, & bitters Garnished with an expressed lemon peel 14 III SPARKLING Champagne Duval Leroy Premier Cru NV .......................................................................................................... 96 Jean Lallement Verzenay Grand Cru NV.................................................................................... 85 La Victoire Buena Vista NV ............................................................................................................. 98 Perrier Jouët “Belle Epoque”‘08 ................................................................................................... 125 Pierre Gerbais L’Originale NV ........................................................................................................ 90 Piper-Heidsieck NV ..........................................................................................................................
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