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half bottle wine selection ~white half bottles~ 1712 sauvignon blanc, kim crawford 2014 marlborough, new zealand 20 1771 gewurztraminer, hugel 2011 alsace, france 21 1705 chardonnay, sonoma-cutrer 2013 russian river, california 22 1711 pouilly fuisse, louis jadot 2012 burgundy, france 26 1710 sancerre, pascal jolivet 2013 loire valley, france 23 1772 champagne premier cru, nicolas maillart brut platine remis, france 41 1770 champagne, pol roger epernay, france 43 ~red half bottles~ 1723 pinot noir, steele 2012 carneros, california 24 1761 pinot noir, adelsheim vineyard 2012 willamette valley, oregon 32 1732 merlot, dynamite 2010 north coast, california 16 1721 zinfandel, seghesio 2012 sonoma, california 26 1720 cabernet sauvignon, kenwood jack london 2011 sonoma, california 34 1731 brunello di montalcino, castello banfi 2009 tuscany 53 1740 chianti classico, castello di bossi 2010 tuscany, italy 21 1760 malbec, catena zapata 2012 mendoza, argentina 23 sparkling wine & champagne 1774 poema brut cava, spain 28 1776 maschio prosecco, italy 33 1775 chateau frank célèbre rose, finger lakes, ny 42 1785 taittinger cuvee prestige brut, france 79 1787 gosset brut excellence, france 84 1788 veuve clicquot yellow label brut, france 87 1791 dom perignon brut vintage 2004, france 274 Sustainable agriculture refers to the ability of a farm to produce food indefinitely, without causing severe or irreversible damage to ecosystem health. new york state wine ~white wine~ 1007 seyval blanc, clinton vineyards 2013 clinton corners 32 1002 tocai friulano, millbrook vineyards 2014 millbrook 36 1001 chardonnay, millbrook vineyards 2013 millbrook 32 1003 dry rose, tousey winery “rebellion rose” 2013 germantown 31 1009 riesling blend, tousey winery “the queen of clermont”2013 germantown 34 1008 riesling, salmon run 2013 finger lakes 33 1006 dry riesling, dr konstantin frank 2013 finger lakes 34 ~red wines~ 1029 pinot noir, millbrook vineyards 2013 millbrook 34 1031 pinot noir, cab franc, merlot, the riot tousey winery 2013 germantown 35 1025 cabernet franc, millbrook vineyards 2013 millbrook 36 1027 cabernet franc, tousey winery 2013 germantown 39 1030 syrah, damiani wine celler 2011 finger lakes 44 california & oregon wine ~white wine~ 1053 pinot gris, king estate acrobat 2013 oregon 32 1110 viognier, bonterra 2012 mendocino 33 1100 sauvignon blanc, honig 2013 napa valley 37 1104 sauvignon blanc, frogs leap 2012 napa valley 45 1127 chardonnay, simi 2012 sonoma 34 1128 chardonnay, chalone estate grown 2011 monterey 51 1134 chardonnay, cakebread cellars 2012 napa valley 85 Sustainable agriculture refers to the ability of a farm to produce food indefinitely, without causing severe or irreversible damage to ecosystem health. california & oregon wine ~red wine ~ 1154 pinot noir, jekel vineyards, monterey 2012 34 1164 pinot noir, la crema 2012 sonoma coast 43 1155 pinot noir, sonoma-cutrer 2011 russian river valley 60 1075 pinot noir, willamette whole cluster 2013 willamette, oregon 37 1079 pinot noir, adelsheim vineyard 2012 willamette, oregon 56 1077 pinot noir, the four graces 2011 dundee hills, oregon 64 1074 pinot noir, archery summit premier cuvee 2011 willamette, oregon 79 1168 petite sirah, stags leap 2012 napa valley 58 1175 zinfandel, renwood 2011 amador county 36 1184 zinfandel, petite sirah, mourvedre, bogle phantom 2010 california 45 1178 zinfandel, seghesio vineyards 2013 sonoma county 52 1182 zinfandel, ridge geyserville 2012 sonoma county 68 1171 syrah, rosenblum vineyard 2010 california 30 1165 merlot, sterling vineyards 2011 napa valley 45 1202 pomerol blend, teralato vineyards “angels peak” 2007 napa valley 79 1189 cabernet sauvignon, marc mondavi’s 2012 alexander valley 36 1195 cabernet sauvignon clos du bois reserve 2012 alexander valley 45 1193 cabernet sauvignon, rodney strong reserve 2012 alexander valley 87 1227 cabernet sauvignon, beaulieu vineyards 2011 rutherford, napa valley 61 1194 cabernet sauvignon, caymus vineyards 2012 napa valley 127 1196 cabernet sauvignon, silver oak 2008 napa valley 162 Sustainable agriculture refers to the ability of a farm to produce food indefinitely, without causing severe or irreversible damage to ecosystem health. french wine ~white wine~ 1297 rose, gerard bertrand “gris blanc” 2014 pays d’oc 32 1295 rose, hecht bannier 2014 provence 38 1267 pouilly-fuisse, domaine de la chapelle 2013 burgundy 53 1251 chablis, domaine servin 2012 burgundy 43 1259 chablis 1er cru vaillon, d. christian moreau 2012 burgundy 74 1257 saint romain blanc, domaine alain gras 2011 burgundy 52 1260 meursault 1er cru, louis latour chateau de blagny 2009 burgundy 82 1261 puligny-montrachet, joseph faiveley 2009 burgundy 88 1252 muscadet, bonnet-huteau les dabinieres 2010 loire valley 31 1270 sancerre, pascal nicolas cuvee les coutes 2014 loire valley 47 1292 pouilly fume, pascal jolivet 2012 loire valley 45 1275 pinot blanc, hugel cuvee les amours 2011 alsace 35 1278 riesling, lucien albrecht 2012 alsace 34 1279 riesling grand cru, francois baur 2007 alsace 46 1280 riesling, trimbach cuvee frederic emile 2006 alsace 79 1256 gewurztraminer grand cru, domaine albert mann 2012 alsace 56 Sustainable agriculture refers to the ability of a farm to produce food indefinitely, without causing severe or irreversible damage to ecosystem health. french wine ~red wine~ 1356 beaujolais, morgon “cote du py” jean marc lafont 2012 33 1335 cotes-du-rhone villages, domaine les grands bois 2013 rhône 37 1341 gigondas, domaine saint-damien “les sauteyrades” 2012 rhône 53 1340 châteauneuf-du-pape, domaine charvin 2011 rhône 87 1329 cote-rotie, jean michel gerin “champin le seigneur” 2010 rhone 78 1339 bourgogne rouge, d.chevillon-chezeaux 2012 cote de nuits 36 1321 mercurey, domaine faiveley 2013 cote chalonnaise 47 1320 saint romain rouge, domaine alain gras 2011 burgundy 51 1317 santenay 1er cru, ch. de la maltroye 2012 burgundy 78 1330 gevrey-chambertin, alain burguet cuvee symphonie 2012 burgundy 119 1350 grand vin de bordeaux , chateau de halie 2012 bordeaux 37 1349 graves, chateau pont de brion 2010 bordeaux 45 1351 saint-emilion grand cru, chateau coutet 2010 bordeaux 62 1363 saint-estephe, chateau ormes de pez 2005 bordeaux 74 1348 pomerol, chateau rouget 2009 bordeaux 93 1357 margaux grand cru, chateau cantenac brown 2009 bordeaux 127 1369 pauillac grand cru, chateau lynch bages 2011 bordeaux 218 Sustainable agriculture refers to the ability of a farm to produce food indefinitely, without causing severe or irreversible damage to ecosystem health. italian wine ~white wine~ 1504 malvasia & trebbiano, fontana candida 2011 frascati 24 1502 pinot grigio, cesari due torri 2013 venice 25 1503 pinot grigio, banfi san angelo 2013 tuscany 38 ~red wine~ 1524 negroamaro, la corte salice salentino 2010 puglia 31 1544 aglianico, bisceglia terra di volcano 2011 basilicata 32 1523 nero d’avola, lamuri 2012 sicily 34 1533 merlot, note a san martino 2010 lombardi 58 1570 valpolicella ripassa, zenato 2011 veneto 45 1580 amarone della valpolicella classico, bolla 2008 veneto 72 1529 chianti superiore, banfi 2013 tuscany 31 1520 chianti classic riserva, poggio torselli 2010 tuscany 52 1569 rosso di montalcino, le macioche 2011 tuscany 50 1571 brunello di montalcino, ventolaio 2007 tuscany 97 1574 brunello di montalcino riserva, tenuta fanti 2007 tuscany 126 1535 super tuscan, fattoria nittardi ad astra 2011 tuscany 52 1573 super tuscan, tenuta san guido “guidoalberto” 2013 tuscany 85 1528 barbaresco, prunotto 2010 piedmont 74 1560 barbaresco riserva oro, agricola ressia 2005 piedmont 110 1550 barolo, giovani 2009 piedmont 63 1545 barolo, ceretto 2010 piedmonte 77 1555 barolo, renato ratti marcenasco 2008 piedmont 98 Sustainable agriculture refers to the ability of a farm to produce food indefinitely, without causing severe or irreversible damage to ecosystem health. rest of the world wine ~white wine~ 1452 torrontes, latente 2012 mendoza, argentina 30 1400 sauvignon blanc, cooper’s creek 2013 marlborough, new zealand 31 1692 dry riesling, georg mosbacher 2007 pfaltz, germany 38 1693 riesling spatlese, sins romerberg 2013 nahe, germany 40 1695 gruner veltliner federspiel, pichler 2013 wachau, austria 59 south america red wine 1450 pinot noir, vina leyda 2012 chile 31 1454 merlot, casa lapostolle 2012 rapel valley, chile 31 1461 malbec reserve, terrazas 2012 mendoza, argentina 38 1462 malbec, alta vista terroir selection 2010 mendoza, argentina 49 australia & new zealand red wine 1411 shiraz, torbreck woodcutter’s, 2011 barossa valley, australia 39 1412 grenache blend, torbreck the steading 2010 barossa valley, australia 79 1414 shiraz, torbreck the factor 2007 barossa valley, australia 147 spanish red wine 1664 bula-esoteric spanish blend 2012 montsant 34 1669 torre d golban crianza 2010 ribera del duero 41 1690 nita priorat 2011 priorat 49 1689 lan rioja gran reserva 2007 rioja 54 1671 bodega launa rioja reserva 2007 rioja 61 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