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Wine List WS Sale 011619 Test.Qxp Since opening in 1993, our wine list has featured American appellations, regions and varietals grown in California, Washington, Oregon, Virginia, New York and beyond. While we love our local wines, it’s a treat to share our love and affection for all the unique and unusual varietals grown in the U.S. The wine list has always been a reflection of the seasonal direction from the kitchen which draws its inspiration from local farmers, ranchers and fishermen. It’s important too, to support sustainability and then diversity of those who grow and make the wines. We offer -be it race, ..... gender, ethnicity, or origin. Fine domestic wines would not, however, exist if it were not for the painstaking efforts of farmers and vineyard managers to grow the highest quality grapes possible. And to that end, domestic grape growers continue to grow organic grapes and use organic vinicultural practices. The term “organic” in terms of modern vineyard management signifies farming practices which include the avoidance of pesticides, herbicides and the use of synthetic fertilizers for nurturing the vines. By removing these artificial external influences, farmers are producing healthier grapes whose flavors truly express their terroir. Over the years, we have seen a consider- able number of domestic vineyards become certified organic, and biodynamic. We salute growers who are committed to practicing sustainable agriculture, organic, non- interventional and biodynamic viticulture. Here in San Francisco, we are blessed to be surrounded by wine country in nearly every direction. To the north are Napa, Sonoma, Mendocino and Lake Counties. To the east lie Livermore Valley, the Sierra Foothills and Amador County. Heading south are the Santa Cruz Mountains, Monterey, the Central Coast, Paso Robles, Santa Barbara and Malibu. Each appellation is special and distinctive as to the grapes grown and the styles of wines produced, yet each has a common bond: Quality. At One Market Restaurant, we invite you to discover the delights in the kitchen and in the cellar. While most wine selections are domestic, we’re passionate about bubbles, hence the presence on the list of champagne and sparkling wine from all over the world. (You’ll also find a few gems from all over the globe.) (Special occasion or not, enjoy some bubbles from our extensive selection or a special bottle from a distant location ). Cheers, L’Chaim and Salud! Tonya M. Pitts Wine Director/Sommelier One Market Restaurant Sommeliers Corner.....................................................1 Old, Rare & Collectible ..............................................2 Half Bottles & Magnums...........................................3 Sparkling Wine............................................................4 WHITE WINE & ROSÉ Variety Whites.............................................................5 Sauvignon Blanc.........................................................6 Rosé................................................................................6 Chardonnay..................................................................7 RED WINE Pinot Noir .....................................................................9 Rhone Varieties.........................................................12 Syrah.............................................................................13 Cabernet Franc..........................................................13 TABLE OF CONTENTS Italian & Spanish Varieties.....................................14 Merlot...........................................................................14 Cabernet Sauvignon & Blends ..............................15 Zinfandel .....................................................................18 Please note, the red dot indicates the wine has sold out and is not available for purchase. 1.16.19 W ELCOME to the Sommelier’s Corner, featuring One Market Restaurant sommelier Tonya Pitts’ current wine interests, limited production selections and geeky juice from California and beyond. For many years, I have been in a love affair with New Zealand wines. New Zealand consists of two islands, the North and South Island. There are twelve regions grape growing areas. They are all wonderful expressions of the diverse landscape and varietals. The most well-known regions are Marlborough and Central Otago. I have curated a few of my favorites for you to discover and enjoy. Mt. Beautiful, Sauvignon Blanc, North Canterbury, NZ 2016 55. sb16 SOMMELIER’S CORNER Rippon, Riesling, Lake Wanaka, Central Otago, NZ 2009 75. aw11 The Hermit Ram, Limestone Hills, Pinot Noir, North Canterbury, NZ 2014 95. b1l The Hermit Ram, Whole Bunch, Pinot Noir, North Canterbury, NZ 2015 115. b2r Rippon, Pinot Noir, Lake Wanaka, Central Otago, NZ 2011 120. g1r Rippon, Pinot Noir, Lake Wanaka, Central Otago, NZ 2009 120. p5b 1. Please be mindful that these wines have become graceful with age, developing softer tannin and milder flavor, abandoning the vibrancy of youth for suble bouquet and complexity. If fruit-forward juicy wines are your preference, keep turning the pages 750ml Gundlach Bundschu, Vintage Reserve, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sonoma Valley 2006 225. b5b Duckhorn, Monitor Ledge Vineyard, Cabernet Sauvignon, Rutherford, Napa Valley 2003 295. 2b Forman Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley 1987 325. p6b Freemark Abbey, Bosche Vineyard, Cabernet Sauvignon, Rutherford, Napa Valley 1996 325. c1b Heitz Cellars, Martha’s Vyd, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley 1991 595. 7a Heitz Cellars, Martha’s Vyd, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley 1984 695. 10a Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon, Alexander Valley 2002 250. 5a Lewis, Estate, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley 1996 345. 6b Ristow, Quinta de Pedras, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley 2001 200. 17c Robert Mondavi, Reserve, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley 1996 375. l4b Oak Ford Estate, Cabernet Sauvignon, Oakville, Napa Valley 1999 275. 10c OLD, RARE & COLLECTIBLE Perhaps no other winery personifies the California Wine phenomenon better than Screaming Eagle. Collectible for certain, but no need to wait - these “Second Flight” wines are softer and balanced, made from Merlot and Cabernet Franc, rather than Cabernet Sauvignon. They are meant for the here and now. Screaming Eagle, “Second Flight” Merlot-Cabernet Franc, Napa Valley 2009 675. l4l Screaming Eagle, “Second Flight” Merlot-Cabernet Franc, Napa Valley 2008 695. l5b Screaming Eagle, “Second Flight” Merlot-Cabernet Franc, Napa Valley 2006 650. 13b 2. WHITE Veuve Clicquot, Yellow Label Brut, Reims NV 75. Delamotte Blanc de Blanc Brut, Le Mesnil sur Oger NV 50. Krug, Grande Cuvée Brut, Reims, France NV 115. Chardonnay, Senses, Sonoma Coast 2013 35. RED Red Rhone Blend, Tablas Creek, Espirt de Beaucastel, Paso Robles 2014 65. Cabernet Sauvignon, Ridge, Monte Bello, Santa Cruz Mountains 2013 180. HALF BOTTLES Cabernet Sauvignon, Ridge, Monte Bello, Santa Cruz Mountains 2012 162. Cabernet Sauvignon, Ridge, Monte Bello, Santa Cruz Mountains 2011 153. RED Red Blend, Desparada, Borderlands, California 2016 175. Cabernet Sauvignon, Ladera, Estate, Napa Valley 2014 200. Cabernet Sauvignon, Robert Mondavi, Reserve, Stags Leap District, Napa Valley 1998 500. Cabernet Sauvignon, Ridge, Monte Bello, Santa Cruz Mtns. 2013 595. Cabernet Sauvignon, Ridge, Monte Bello, Santa Cruz Mtns. 2012 595. Cabernet Sauvignon, Stardust, Napa Valley 2014 (Dellar-Friedkin Project) 219. Cabernet Sauvignon, Stardust, Napa Valley 2013 (Dellar-Friedkin Project) 219. Cabernet Sauvignon, Stardust, Napa Valley 2010 (Dellar-Friedkin Project) 245. Cabernet Sauvignon, Stardust, Napa Valley 2007 (Dellar-Friedkin Project) 315. MAGNUMS 3. SPARKLING Aphros Reserva Bruto, Loureiro, Sub-Região Do Lima, Vinho Verde, Portugal 2009 55. sp1 Aphros Super-Reserva Bruto, Vinhão, Sub-Região Do Lima, Vinho Verde, Portugal NV 55. sp2 Argyle Vintage Brut, Willamette Valley 2015 80. sp7 Argyle Brut Rosé, Artisan Series, Willamette Valley 2014 95. sp8 Domaine Carneros by Taittinger Brut, Sonoma 2013 78. sp6 Gloria Ferrer Private Cuvée Brut, Sonoma County NV 45. Gloria Ferrer, Anniversary Brut, Sonoma County 2010 70. sp4 Gloria Ferrer, Brut Rosé, Sonoma County NV 78. sp3 Ferrari Brut Rosé, Trento, Alto Atige, Italy NV (Pinot Noir/Chardonnay) 90. SPARKLING WINE Iron Horse, One Market Cuvée Brut, Blanc de Blanc, Green Vy, RRV 2013 64. Louis Pommery Brut, California NV 50. sp10 Roederer Estate, L’Ermitage, Brut, Anderson Valley 2011 85. sp11 Roederer Estate, L’Ermitage, Brut Rosé,, Anderson Valley 2009 122. sp12 CHAMPAGNE Bollinger Rosé, AY NV 160. cp1 Veuve Clicquot Brut Rosé, Reims, France NV 160. cp12 Delamotte Brut Rosé, Le Mesnil sur Oger NV 155. cp6 Dhondt-Grellet Extra Brut, Grand Cru, Blanc de Blancs, Cramant NV 150. cp8 Dhondt-Grellet Extra Brut, Premier Cru, Blanc de Blancs, Les Terres Fines, Flavigny NV 110. cp10 Nicolas Feuillatte, Palmes d’Or, Brut, Chouilly 1998 200. cp2 Moet & Chandon, Brut Rosé Imperial, Epernay NV 160. cp17 G.H. Mumm, Grand Cordon, Reims NV 125. cp4 Perrier-Jouet, Belle Epoque, Brut, Epernay 2007 255. cp5 Perrier-Jouet, Belle Epoque, Brut, Epernay 2008 288. cp14 Pommery Brut, Reims NV 120. cp13 Pommery, Blanc de Blancs, Brut, Reims NV 150. cp11 Pommery, Louise, Brut, Reims 2002 283. cp15 Louis Roederer et Philippe Starck, Brut Nature, Reims 2009 168. cp7 Ruinart, Brut Rosé , Reims NV 190. cp18 4. AROMATIC WHITE Grüner Veltliner, Raptor Ridge, Chehalem Mtn 2016 56. Melon d’ Bourgogne, Lieu Dit, Santa Maria Valley 2017 56. Chenin Blanc, Field Recordings, Central Coast 2017 45. Albarino, Verdad, Sawyer Lindquist Vineyard, Edna Valley
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