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WINE LIST Sparkling Wines Glass Bottle Taittinger Champagne Brut “La Francaise” NV France WINE LIST Sparkling Wines Glass Bottle Taittinger Champagne Brut “La Francaise” NV France............................................ $19.00 ........ $ 70 Argyle Brut 2015 Willamette Valley ...........................................................................$15.00 ........ $ 50 Bodegas Pinord Cava “Plus y Plus” NV Penedes, Spain ........................................... $8.50 ........ $ 29 Drappier Champagne Brut Blanc de Blanc NV France ................................................................. $ 95 Bollinger Champagne “Brut Rosé” NV France ........................................................................... $ 140 Krug Champagne “Grande Cuvee-164th Edition” France.......................................................... $ 290 Veuve Cliquot Champagne Vintage 2008 France ........................................................................ $ 147 Pierre Gimonnet Champagne “Cuis 1er Cru Brut” NV France ½ bottle...................................... $ 53 Schramsberg Blanc de Blancs 2015 California.............................................................................. $ 75 Ferrari Brut NV Trentino, Italy ........................................................................................................ $ 50 White Wines by the Glass Glass Bottle Ravier Rose “Rosez Moi”2018 Savoie, France ............................................................ $9.00 ........ $ 30 Bott Freres Pinot Blanc 2016 Alsace, France .............................................................$10.50 ........ $ 34 Abacela Albariño 2018 Umpqua Valley AVA, Oregon .............................................. $12.00 ........ $ 39 Cattin Riesling 2017 Alsace, France ...........................................................................$11.00 ........ $ 35 Napa Cellars Chardonnay 2016 Napa Valley .............................................................$11.00 ........ $ 36 Matanzas Creek Sauvignon Blanc 2017 Sonoma...................................................... $11.00 ........ $ 36 Next Pinot Gris 2016 Willamette Valley .......................................................................$9.00 ........ $ 30 L’Ecole #41 Chenin Blanc “Old Vines” 2017 Columbia Valley, Washington .......... $11.00 ........ $ 36 Oregon White Wines Adelsheim Chardonnay “Caitlin’s Reserve” 2015 Willamette Valley.......................................... $ 66 Brick House Chardonnay 2015 Ribbon Ridge AVA $ 66 Eyrie Chardonnay “Original Vines” 2015 Dundee Hills AVA ....................................................... $ 96 Domaine Drouhin Chardonnay “Arthur” 2015 Dundee Hills AVA $ 74 J. Christopher Sauvignon Blanc “Croft Vineyard” 2017 .............................................................. $ 51 Chehalem Pinot Gris 2017 Willamette Valley $ 44 King Estate Pinot Gris “Domaine Reserve” 2017 Willamette Valley ........................................... $ 56 Reustle Vineyard Gruner Veltliner 2016 Umpqua Valley $ 44 Four Graces Pinot Blanc 2017 Willamette Valley .......................................................................... $ 46 Foris Gewürztraminer 2016 Rogue Valley $ 36 Sokol Blosser “Evolution” 20th Edition ......................................................................................... $ 43 Trisaetum Riesling “Coast Range” 2017 Yamhill/Carlton AVA $ 44 Brooks Riesling “Ara” 2016 Willamette Valley ............................................................................. $ 50 Cameron “Giuliano” (Friulano Blend) 2016 Dundee Hills AVA $ 50 JK Carriere “Glass” (Rosé of Pinot Noir) 2017 .............................................................................. $ 45 Teutonic Silvaner “David Hill Vineyard” 2016 Willamette Valley $ 48 Washington White Wines Browne Family Rosé 2016 Columbia Valley .................................................................................. $ 41 Chateau Ste. Michelle Riesling “Eroica” 2013 Columbia Valley $ 46 Abeja Chardonnay 2016 Washington State................................................................................... $ 71 L’Ecole #41 Semillon 2016 Columbia Valley $ 39 Poets Leap Riesling 2016 Columbia Valley.................................................................................... $ 48 California White Wines Bottle Cakebread Chardonnay 2016 Napa ................................................................................................ $ 74 Patz and Hall Chardonnay 2015 Sonoma Coast $ 60 Sonoma-Cutrer Chardonnay “Russian River Ranches” 2016 Sonoma Coast ............................ $ 39 Jordan Chardonnay 2015 Russian River $ 70 Robert Mondavi Fume Blanc “Oakville” 2013 Napa..................................................................... $ 64 Illumination Sauvignon Blanc 2015 Napa/Sonoma $ 55 Flowers Rose (Pinot Noir) 2017 Sonoma Coast ............................................................................ $ 52 Cambria Viognier “Tepusquet Vyd.” 2016 Santa Maria AVA $ 40 French White Wines Jean Sipp Riesling 1er Cru “Kirchberg de Ribeauville” 2013 Alsace .......................................... $ 55 F.E. Trimbach Riesling “Cuvée Frederic Emile” 2009 Alsace $ 118 Bott Freres Gewurztraminer “Tradition” 2016 Alsace .................................................................. $ 36 Zind-Humbrecht Pinot Gris 2016 Alsace $ 44 Vocoret Chablis 1er Cru “Vaillon” 2015 Burgundy ....................................................................... $ 50 Drouhin Chablis “Domaine du Vaudon” 2015 Burgundy $ 45 Sylvain Langoureau Chassagne Montrachet “Les Houilleres” 2016 Burgundy......................... $ 94 Albert Bichot Puligny Montrachet 2016 Burgundy $ 130 Jadot Pouilly-Fuisse 2016 Burgundy.............................................................................................. $ 49 Louis Latour Meursault 2016 Burgundy $ 110 Dezat Sancerre 2017 Loire .............................................................................................................. $ 42 D’Orfeuilles Vouvray “Silex” 2016 Loire $ 42 Domaine des Forges Savennieres “Clos du Papillon 2015 Loire ................................................ $ 44 Domaine Berthet-Rayne Chateauneuf-Du-Pape Blanc 2016 Rhone $ 58 Miraval Rose Cotes de Provence 2017 ........................................................................................... $ 44 Other White Wines Jermann Pinot Grigio 2016 Venezia Giuli ...................................................................................... $ 44 Giacosa Arneis 2017 Piedmont Italy $ 51 Bertani Soave” Vintage Edition” 2015 Veneto .............................................................................. $ 42 Martin Codax Albariño 2016 Rais Baixas Spain $ 32 Dr. Loosen Riesling Spatlase “Wehlener Sonnenuhr” 2016 Germany ....................................... $ 55 Leeuwin Riesling “Estate Artist Series” 2015 Australia $ 38 Mantlerhof Gruner Veltliner 2017 Kremstal, Austria .................................................................... $ 35 Andrew Zalman - Wine Steward Higgins proudly donates five dollars for each bottle of wine sold to the schools in our community. Please ask to see our Reserve List over Red Wines by the Glass Glass Bottle Roco Pinot Noir “Gravel Road” 2016 Willamette Valley,Oregon ............................ $13.50 ........ $48 Angela Pinot Noir 2012 Yamhill-Carlton AVA, Oregon ............................................ $18.00 ........ $62 St. Supery Cabernet Sauvignon “Estate” 2016 Napa............................................... $18.00 ........ $62 Seven Falls “Rapid Red” (Syrah Blend) 2015 Wahluke Slope AVA, Washington .... $9.00 ........ $35 Chateau Thomas-Laurent (Merlot Blend) 2016 Bordeaux, France ............................ $8.00 ........ $33 Dona Paula Malbec “Estate” 2016 Uco Valley, Mendoza, Argentina ........................ $9.00 ........ $35 Marchese di Barolo Dolcetto “Servaj” 2015 Lange Piedmont Italy........................... $8.50 ........ $34 Domaine de Cabasse Sablet “Les Deux Anges” 2017 Rhone, France .................... $11.00 ........ $42 Oregon Red Wines Bottle WillaKenzie Pinot Noir “Pierre Leon” 2014 Yamhill-Carlton AVA ................................................ $86 Belle Pente Pinot Noir “Murto Vineyard Reserve” 2014 Yamhill-Carlton AVA $77 Colene Clemens Pinot Noir “Adriane” 2014 Chehalem Mountain AVA ...................................... $88 Seven of Hearts Pinot Noir “Special Reserve” 2012 Willamette Valley $74 Cristom Pinot Noir “Mt. Jefferson Cuvee” 2016 Willamette Valley ............................................. $72 St. Innocent Pinot Noir “Zenith Vineyard” 2014 Willamette Valley $81 Roco Pinot Noir “Single Vineyard” 2014 Chehalem Mountain AVA ............................................ $74 Domaine Drouhin Oregon Pinot Noir 2015 Willamette Valley $85 Patricia Green Pinot Noir “Lia’s Vineyard” 2016 Chehelem Mountain AVA ............................... $72 Beaux Freres Pinot Noir 2016 Willamette Valley $103 Soter Pinot Noir “Mineral Springs Vineyard” 2016 Yamhill-Carlton AVA................................. $114 Elk Cove Pinot Noir “La Boheme” 2016 Yamhill/Carlton AVA $83 Westrey Pinot Noir “Reserve” 2012 Willamette Valley ................................................................. $70 Carlton Hill Pinot Noir “Estate” 2010 Yamhill/Carlton AVA $84 Ken Wright Pinot Noir “Carter Vineyard” 2012 Amity/Eola AVA ............................................... $116 Sokol Blosser Pinot Noir 2015 Dundee Hills AVA $84 Resonance Pinot Noir 2014 Yamhill-Carleton AVA .......................................................................
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