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Sommelier's Selections Sommelier's Selections Champagne 6065 Moussé Fils | L'Or d'Eugene Blanc de Noirs NV 85 3115 Pierre Callot | Blanc de Blancs 2009 110 6071 Billecart-Salmon | Brut Rosé NV 140 5178 David Léclapart | l'Astre Blanc de Noirs 2013 275 White 1888 Juan Francisco Fariña | Albillo Criollo, Valle de Güímar 2018 75 5550 Romain Papilloud | Païen de Vétroz, Valais 2017 85 5096 Dupont-Fahn | Les Vireux, Auxey-Duresses 2017 95 5515 Hatzidakis | Assyrtiko Familia, Santorini 2019 100 2752 Arista | Chardonnay, Russian River Valley 2017 155 1627 Eben Sadie | T Voetpad, Swartland 2018 190 1798 Genot Boulanger | Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru Vergers 2018 220 5189 Veyder-Malberg | Riesling Elsarner Brandstatt, Wachau 2017 275 Red 1618 Arnot Roberts | Trousseau, North Coast 2019 80 1372 Girolamo Russo | Etna Rosso 'a Rina, Sicily 2018 90 1369 Anthill Farms | Pinot Noir Comptche Ridge, Mendocino 2018 125 1543 A&G Fantino | Barolo Vigne Vecchie 2013 150 1108 Viñedos de Paganos | Rioja Gran Reserva El Puntido 2007 160 2674 Château Brane-Cantenac | Margaux, Bordeaux 1985 215 1444 Château Beaucastel | Cháteauneuf-du-Pape, Rhône 2006 275 1480 Duroché | Gevrey-Chambertin 1er Cru Lavaux St.-Jacques 2017 295 1 Champagne Rosé 6071 Billecart-Salmon NV 140 5407 La Caravelle NV 75 9051 René Geoffroy Rosé de Saignée (1.5L) NV 280 8084 Gosset NV 160 5509 Henri Goutorbe NV 105 3035 Marc Hebrart NV 90 5396 Marguet Shaman 2017 110 5394 Christophe Mignon Pur Meunier NV 115 5598 Clement Perseval 2014 105 6099 Ruinart (1.5L) NV 290 Grandes Marques 8013 Bollinger R.D. (1.5L) 2002 1000 5253 Delamotte Blanc de Blancs 2007 185 6128 Dom Pérignon 2009 285 6014 Gosset Blanc de Noirs Grand Cru NV 180 6033 Krug 2006 450 5564 Louis Roederer Cristal 2008 450 2851 Ruinart Blanc de Blancs (Half Bottle) NV 75 6084 Ruinart Blanc de Blancs (1.5L) NV 360 2 Champagne Cuvée 5395 Laurent Bénard La Clé des Septs Arpents 2014 95 5548 Béreche & Fils Le Cran 2012 200 2855 La Caravelle Cuvée Nina (Half Bottle) NV 35 6109 Chartogne-Taillet Saint Thierry 2016 150 6114 Minière F&R Influence NV 110 3030 Mouzon Leroux L'Atavique NV 80 6078 Pierre Paillard Les Parcelles XII NV 90 Blanc de Noirs 6031 Pierre Baillette Coeur de Craie 2015 115 5408 Robert Barbichon NV 85 9005 Chartogne-Taillet Les Barres 2013 195 6100 Chartogne-Taillet Les Couarres 2016 150 5178 David Léclapart L'Astre 2013 275 6065 Moussé Fils L'Or d'Eugene NV 85 5082 Guillaume Sergent Le Chemin des Chappes NV 90 6054 Ulysse Collin Les Maillons 2016 170 3 Champagne Blanc de Blancs 3115 Pierre Callot Les Avats 2009 110 3065 Corbon Les Bacchantes 2010 115 5186 Serge Gallois NV 70 8091 Pierre Gimonnet (1.5L) 1989 560 5029 J.L. Vergnon Murmure NV 80 6004 David Léclapart L'Apôtre 2010 210 6083 A. Margaine Special Club 2013 150 5132 Marguet Yuman 2018 95 5070 Robert Moncuit Les Chétillons 2015 230 5390 Clement Perseval 2016 100 6092 Adrien Renoir Les Montants 2015 160 5065 Varnier-Fanniere Cuvée Saint Denis NV 115 6104 Vouette & Sorbée Brut Nature Blanc D'Argile 2017 190 9066 Vouette & Sorbée Extra Brut Blanc D'Argile (1.5L) 2015 330 6041 Vouette et Sorbée Textures 2018 195 4 Sparkling Wine France 5255 Arnaud Lambert Crémant de Loire Rosé NV 75 Spain 5144 Recaredo Rosat Brut Nature Intens, Penedès 2014 80 Australia 5535 Moondarra Cuvée Maree, Geelong NV 45 3090 Pipers Brook Ninth Island, Tasmania NV 50 5010 Clover Hill, Tasmania 2013 75 New Zealand 5543 Nautilus, Marlborough NV 65 United States: California & Oregon 5474 Eyrie Rosé Spark, Dundee Hills NV 85 5201 Maitre de Chai Chenin Blanc, Clarksburg NV 85 5567 Scar of the Sea Solera Ancestrale, Santa Maria Valley NV 70 6125 Scar of the Sea Rosé Topotero, San Luis Obispo (1.5L) NV 130 9067 Schramsberg J Schram - Late Disgorged, North Coast 2007 170 2168 Stolpman Trousseau Combe Pet' Nat, Ballard Canyon 2020 80 5175 Under the Wire Alder Springs, Mendocino 2015 110 5 France - Loire Valley Pays Nantais 3050 Jérôme Bretaudeau Chardonnay La Justice 2019 80 5051 Domaine de L'Ecu Granite Muscadet Sèvre-et-Maine 2018 55 Anjou 5249 Stephane Bernaudeau Les Ongles 2017 135 2962 Thibaud Boudignon Savennières Clos de la Hutte (1.5L) 2018 395 1624 Thibaud Boudignon Savennières La Vigne Cendree 2018 175 5471 Bruno Ciofi Tous Les Ch'nins Menent à Rome 2017 75 5032 Clos de l'Élu Chenin Blanc Ephata 2016 135 5468 Domaine Les Grandes Vignes La Varenne de Combre 2014 95 5587 La Porte Saint Jean La Perlee 2018 115 Saumur 1366 Clos de l'Ecotard 2017 90 5207 Collier La Charpentrie 2015 165 5337 Guiberteau Clos des Guichaux 2016 125 5576 Guiberteau Clos des Guichaux 2015 140 5242 Arnaud Lambert Clos de Midi 2019 65 5430 Brendan Stater-West Les Champudaises 2017 95 Vouvray 5360 Huet Moelleux Le Haut Lieu 2018 105 5527 Huet Moelleux Clos du Bourg 1er Trie 2018 160 5404 Huet Moelleux Le Mont 1er Trie 2018 165 6 France - Loire Valley, Alsace, Burgundy Sancerre 5236 François Cotat Les Culs de Beaujeau 2018 140 5488 Pierre Martin Chavignol 2020 75 Domaine Vacheron 2019 115 5437 Domaine Vacheron Les Chambrates 2018 150 2728 Domaine Vacheron L'Enclos 2018 315 Alsace 5126 Albert Boxler Riesling Sommerberg Grand Cru 2017 165 Vin de France, Coteaux Champenois, & Cote de Nuits 5481 Bérêche & Fils Coteaux Champenois Vignes de Saint Jean 2016 190 Clotilde Davenne Saint-Bris 2018 70 1570 Didier Fornerol Côte de Nuits-Villages 2017 95 Bourgogne Blanc 2200 Boisson-Vadot 2017 110 5486 Arnaud Ente Bourgogne Aligoté 2017 200 5210 Arnaud Ente 2017 290 2755 Fichet Hautes-Côtes du Beaune 2017 80 2494 Domaine Leflaive 2017 190 1327 Paul Pillot 2019 95 5505 Emmanuel Rouget Hautes-Côtes de Beaune 2019 130 5434 Domaine Roulot 2017 115 7 France - Burgundy Chablis 5093 Alice et Olivier De Moor 1er Cru Mont de Milieu 2018 180 2834 Moreau-Naudet 1er Cru Vaillons (half-bottle) 2017 70 5483 Pattes Loups Vent d'Ange 2018 105 2165 Pattes Loup 1er Cru Butteaux 2016 200 5594 Gilbert Picq Dessus La Carrière 2019 75 1663 Eleni et Edouard Vocoret Les Bas de Chapelot 2018 90 Meursault 5252 Robert Ampeau 1997 180 5007 Robert Ampeau 1er Cru Perrières 1997 275 5401 Bachelet-Monnot Clos du Cromin 2017 175 2491 Ballot-Millot 2017 155 5069 Ballot-Millot 1er Cru Charmes 2017 250 5477 Bernard Millot Les Vireuils 2017 135 2698 Boisson-Vadot Les Chevalières 2015 525 5062 Raymond Dupont-Fahn Les Clous 2017 130 2837 Fichet (half-bottle) 2019 110 3070 Fichet 2017 185 2713 Fichet Le Tesson 2017 240 2172 Henri Germain 2019 175 2093 Rémi Jobard 1er Cru Le Poruzot-Dessus 2017 250 5270 Benjamin Leroux Les Narvaux 2011 225 1225 Domaine Roulot 2017 330 3005 Domaine Roulot 1er Cru Clos de Bouchères 2016 660 1985 Domaine Roulot 1er Cru Clos des Bouchères 2015 625 8079 Domaine Roulot 1er Cru Tessons, Clos de Mon Plaisir 2000 595 8 France - Burgundy Puligny-Montrachet 1519 Bachelet-Monnot 2018 170 3040 JL & F Chavy 1er Cru Les Perrières 2015 235 5291 Raymond Dupont-Fahn Folatières 2017 190 5424 Genot-Boulanger Les Nosroyes 2018 195 1264 Domaine Leflaive 2017 330 5480 Domaine Leflaive Les Pucelles 2017 755 5198 Terre de Velle 2016 155 Chassagne-Montrachet 1798 Genot Boulanger 1er Cru Les Verges 2018 220 2239 Fichet 2017 155 5332 Hubert Lamy 1er Cru Les Chaumées 2012 275 2470 Caroline Morey 1er Cru Les Vergers 2017 280 1723 Pierre-Yves Colin-Morey 1er Cru Morgeot 2018 330 5216 Terre de Velle La Platiere 2016 165 9 France - Burgundy Cote de Beaune 1855 Boisson-Vadot Auxey-Duresses 1er Cru Reugne 2016 185 5392 Chanterêves Saint-Romain La Combe Bazin 2016 125 5096 Raymond Dupont-Fahn Auxey-Duresses Les Vireux 2017 95 1018 Domaine Fichet Auxey-Duresses 2017 95 5284 Genot-Boulanger Savigny-Lès-Beaune 1er Cru Vergelesses 2016 150 5303 Hubert Lamy Saint-Aubin 1er Cru En Remilly 2012 210 1528 Pierre-Yves Colin-Morey Saint-Aubin Le Banc 2019 155 1104 Pierre-Yves Colin-Morey Saint-Aubin 1er Les Champlots 2019 195 1417 Pierre Yves Colin Morey Santenay Comme Dessus 2019 155 Chalonnaise 5501 Vincent Dureuil-Janthial Rully 2016 75 5192 Paul et Marie Jacqueson Rully 2017 80 5025 Leflaive & Associates Rully 1er Cru 2017 195 1068 Jean Marc Pillot Rully Les Gaudoirs 2018 85 Maconnais 1660 Domaine Auvigue Pouilly-Fuissé Solutre 2017 80 2293 Domaines Leflaive Pouilly-Fuissé 2017 170 1726 Domaines Leflaive Pouilly-Fuissé La Chaneau 2017 195 5371 André Bonhomme Viré-Clessé Vieille Vignes 2017 75 10 France - Jura & Savoie, Languedoc, Corsica Jura & Savoie 2970 Domaine de la Borde Arbois Chardonnay Cote de Caillot 2016 80 5217 Granges Paquenesses Savagnin La Pierre 2016 70 5099 Rousset-Martin Chardonnay/Savagnin Mémée Marie 2017 110 1333 Rousset-Martin Chardonnay La Chaux 2015 95 1525 Rousset-Martin Chardonnay Terres Blanches 2016 120 1059 Rousset-Martin Chardonnay Les Gravières 2016 125 Rhone Valley 2275 Château Beaucastel Châteauneuf-du-Pape 2019 200 2431 André Perret Viognier, Collines Rhodaniennes 2016 90 2482 André Perret Saint-Joseph Blanc 2017 120 5463 Monier Perréol Viognier, Collines Rhodaniennes 2017 85 5340 Monier Perréol Roussanne, Collines Rhodaniennes 2018 65 5552 Monier Perréol Marsanne Saint-Joseph 2017 95 5453 Benoit Roseau Marsanne Saint-Joseph 2016 70 Languedoc 2374 Leon Barral Vin de Pays de l'Hérault 2015 90 5381 Maxime Magnon La Bégou, Corbiéres 2015 100 Corsica 2617 Antoine Arena Bianco Gentile, Patrimonio 2014 110 5384 Clos Canarelli Vermentino, Figari 2015 95 11 Germany Mosel 1309 Peter Lauer Riesling Grosses Gewächs Fass 13 Feils 2019 135 5224 Egon Müller Riesling Scharzhof 2017 165 Pfalz 5492 Friedrich Becker Pinot Blanc 2016 50 5329 Friedrich Becker Pinot Blanc Kalkgenstein 2017 100 5315 Friedrich Becker Gewürztraminer Spätlese 2016 85 Rheingau 8037 Eva Fricke Riesling
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