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1 Champagne & Sparkling 05 Alfred Gratien, Cuvée Paradis, N/V Champagne $290 15 Bollinger Cuveé N/V Champagne 160 16 Bollinger Rosé N/V Champagne 205 17 Birbet Brachetto del Roero, Giacomo Vico N/V Piedmont 50 18 Chandon Brut, Rosé N/V Napa 65 20 Côté Mas Rosé Brut N/V Cremant de Limoux 55 25 Delamotte Blanc de Blancs N/V Champagne 125 35 Dom Perignon '02 & '03 Champagne 350 36 Dom Perignon Rosé '02 Champagne 750 45 Krug Grand Cuvée Brut, N/V Champagne 325 46 La Romantica, Brachetto d’Asti N/V Italy 42 50 Mumm Napa Rosé Brut N/V Napa 48 86 Pommery, Cuvée Louise, ’89 Champagne 260 90 Prosecco, Riondo N/V Piedmont 30 91 Prosecco. Moletto Extra Dry N/V Piedmont 40 95 Taittinger Brut La Francise N/V Champagne 100 99 Veuve Clicquot, Brut, Yellow Label, N/V Champagne` 130 Dessert Wine (1/2 Bottle 375mL ) 9130 Errazuriz Late HArvest Sauvignon Blanc ’12 Chile 60 9132 Domaine de Coyeuax, Beaumes de Venise ’02 France 50 9135 Eisrébe, Joseph Phelps '10 Napa 100 9145 I Selvatici VinSanto del Chianti ’00 Tuscany 65 9200 Trentham, Australian Noble Taminga, ’00 Southern Australia 37 Chardonnay-California 1000 Antica ’12 Napa 80 1005 Benziger '12 Sonoma 35 1010 Beringer Private Reserve '12 Napa 95 1015 Luminous ’13 Napa 65 1035 Cakebread ‘12 Napa 95 1052 Chateau St. Jean Robert Young Vineyard ’11 Alexander Valley 45 1055 Complicated ’13 Sonoma 48 1060 Cuvaison ’13 Carneros 60 1071 Foxglove '12 Central Coast 40 1075 Grgch Hills ’08 Half Bottle Napa 85 1090 Iron Horse, ’11 Green Valley 70 1095 Kosta Browne "One Sixteen" '12 Russian River Valley 120 1100 Leese Fitch ’13 California 35 1105 Mer Soleil '10 Santa Lucia Highlands 70 2 1108 Neyers '12 Carneros 80 1120 Rodney Strong Chalk Hill ’12 Sonoma 45 1122 Rombauer ’14 Carneros 95 1125 Shafer ’13 Carneros 150 1195 Jordan '10 Russian River 90 Chardonnay - Burgundy 1215 Aligoté, Philippe Roty '11 Côte d’Or 65 1221 Chablis, Les Deux Rives, Olivier Leflaive, '11 Côte de Beaune 80 1235 Chassagne Montrachet, Joseph Drouhin ’12 Côte d'Or 140 1240 Meursault, Louis Jadot ’11 Côte d’Or 150 1245 Meursault, Olivier Leflaive ’11 Côte d’Or 160 1345 Pouilly-Fuissé, Louis Jadot ’12 Côte d'Or 60 1350 Puligny Montrachet, Joseph Drouhin ’12 Côte d'Or 150 1351 Puigny Montrachet, Jadot ’12 Côte d'Or 140 1352 Rully 1er Cru, Les Cloux, Olivier Leflaive '10 Côte Chalonnaise 70 1355 Saint Veran, Drouhin ’12 Burgundy 48 More Chardonnay Appellations 1432 Novellum ’12 France 25 1445 Waterbrook '13 Columbia Valley 36 1446 Los Vascos ’14 Chile 29 Sauvignon Blanc 2000 Cakebreak ’14 Napa 55 2005 Dry Creek Vineyards Fume Blanc ’13 Sonoma 28 2007 Ehlers Estate ’13 Napa 65 2008 Esk Valley '13 Marlborough 40 2010 The Crossings ’13 Marlborough 40 2011 Fleur du Cap ’12 South Africa 25 2012 Orin Swift Veladora ’14 Napa 75 2013 Ferrari Carano Fume Blanc ’14 Sonoma 36 Loire 2100 Vouvray, Château de Montfort '12 Loire Valley 38 2106 Chandoux Veridigny Sancerre ’14 Loire Valley 60 2107 Comte LaFond Sancerre '11 Loire Valley 80 2108 La Doucette, Pouilly Fumé, '10 Loire Valley 90 More white wine varietals 3020 Rosé, Ehler's Estate '12 Napa 60 3025 Riesling, , Pewsey Vale, Eden Valley ‘15 Australia 40 3026 Riesling, Eroica, Château Ste, Michelle & Dr. Loosen ’13 Columbia Valley 55 3 3050 Chenin Blanc , Dry Creek Vineyards '13 Dry Creek 28 3051 Pinot Grigio, Albola ’13 Friuli 38 3110 Traminette, Creekbend’10 Indiana 52 3111 Vermentino, Calasole ’11 Tuscany 36 Cabernet Sauvignon-California 4005 Antica ‘11 Napa 160 4010 Arrowood '11 Sonoma 68 4020 Beaulieu Vineyard '13 Napa 60 4022 Benziger ’12 Sonoma 55 4026 Brandlin, Mount Veeder ’11 Napa 160 4030 Cakebread ’11 Napa 150 4032 Cameron Hughes ’13 North Coast 35 4035 Cardinale '09 Napa 390 4040 Chandon '09 Napa 75 4052 Chappellet Signature, '12 Napa 125 4053 Chappellet, Pritchard Hill '09 Napa 325 4055 Chimney Rock Tomahawk Vineyard ’12 Stag’s Leap Disrict 195 4056 Collision Point '07 Lake County 50 4102 Dominus, '11 Napa 250 4105 Dry Creek Vineyard, '11 Sonoma 60 4106 Dry Creek Vineyard Endeavor ’11 Dry Creek 150 4115 Ehler’s Estate 1886 , ’11 Napa 200 4116 Ehler's Estate 120/80 '11 Napa 120 4125 Far Niente '13 Napa 220 4130 Farm Collective '10 Napa 95 4136 Gott ’10 Napa 160 4140 Grgch Hills, ’12 Napa 150 4141 Hall ’12 Napa 125 4142 Hewitt '10 Napa 250 4178 Hollywood & Vine "Short Ends" '09 Napa 105 4179 Jordan ’02 Napa 275 4180 Jordan, ’11 Napa 150 4185 Orin Swift, “Mercury Head” ’12 Napa 225 4190 Kapscandy, ’04 Napa 265 4203 La Sirena, ’03 Napa 300 4204 Newton Red Label '10 Napa 50 4205 Palermo ’11 Napa 95 4 4324 Robert Mondavi Reserve, ’00 Napa 300 4330 Shafer "1.5", '11 Napa 160 4331 Shafer Hillside Select ’10 Napa 450 4370 Silver Palm ’11 North Coast 49 4375 Silver Oak ’10 Alexander Valley 150 4376 Taken ’13 Napa 80 4377 Tangley Oaks '11 Napa 60 4500 Trinchero “Mario’s Vineyard” ’10 Napa 100 4416 ZD Reserve, ’99 Napa 300 4417 ZD Reserve, ’01 Napa 350 Cabernet Franc 4950 Alexander Valley Vineyards '10 Alexander Valley 60 4955 Spring Valley Vineyard "Katherine Corkrum" '10 Walla Walla 150 4956 Williamsburg Winery, Virginia Trianon, '09 Virginia 98 5000 Conn Creek '12 Napa 85 5003 Chappellet , Pritchard Hill, '10 or '11 Napa 190 Red Blends-United States 4957 Buehler Bon Marche '12 California 40 5001 Cain Five, ’10 Napa 195 5004 Chappellet Mountain Cuvée, "Cervantes" '12 Napa 65 5005 Chateau St. Jean, Cinq Cepages '10 Sonoma 150 5006 Col Solare, ’12 Columbia Valley 180 5007 Fleur de Lyeth, ’10 California 35 5008 Complicated Red ’13 Central Coast 56 5009 Angels & Cowboys Proprietary Red ’12 Sonoma 60 5010 Gundlach Bundschu ’12 Sonoma 50 5011 G.B.Crane, Orin Swift, El Coco ’12 Napa 160 5012 Prisoner Wine Company, Cuttings ’12 Napa 150 5020 Pappilion, Orin Swift '11 Napa 160 5019 Pahlmeyer, ’10 Napa 250 5021 Opus One, Mondavi-Rothschild, ’12 Napa 350 5025 Quilceda Creek ’12 Columbia Valley 140 5022 Opus One “Overture” n/v Napa 150 5055 Robert Sinskey POV ’09 Napa 105 5056 Dry Creeek Vineyard “The Mariner” ’11 Sonoma 80 5060 Shannon Ridge “Dalliance” ’10 Lake County 50 5061 Sokol Blosser Evolution Willamette Valley 45 5062 Spring Valley Vineyard “Uriah” ’12 Walla Walla 140 5065 Stonestreet "Legacy" '08 Alexander Mountain 175 5066 Shining Hill, by Col Solare, '08 Columbia Valley 100 5069 Orin Swift, Machete, '12 California 125 5 5070 PWC, The Prisoner '13 Napa 85 5079 Waterbrook, Mélange, ‘12 Columbia Valley, WA 35 5080 Creekbend Chambourcin ’09 Bloomington, Indiana 55 5081 Virgil's Vineyard "The Smuggler's Son" '10 Clarksburg 80 Bordeaux 5102 Château Andrón, ’09 Médoc 49 5104 Château d'Arcins '10 Haut -Médoc 60 5110 Château Blaignan ’10 Medoc 70 5130 Château Haut - 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  • Domaine Jacques-Frédéric Mugnier (Chambolle-Musigny) 2003 Bonnes

    Domaine Jacques-Frédéric Mugnier (Chambolle-Musigny) 2003 Bonnes

    Domaine Jacques-Frédéric Mugnier (Chambolle-Musigny) 2003 Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru red (89-91) 2003 Chambolle-Musigny red (87-89) 2003 Chambolle-Musigny “Les Amoureuses” 1er red (89-92) 2003 Chambolle-Musigny “Les Fuées” 1er red (88-91) 2003 Musigny Grand Cru red (91-94) 2002 Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru red 92 2002 Chambolle-Musigny red 89 2002 Chambolle-Musigny “Les Amoureuses” 1er red 92 2002 Chambolle-Musigny “Les Fuées” 1er red 90 2002 Musigny Grand Cru red 94 Frédéric Mugnier, who has now completed work on a brand new cuvérie which he told me wasn’t easy to design, noting that the “trick was to make the new one fit in with the old one yet still be efficient.” He describes 2003 as “a vintage that is becoming finer with time in barrel. It was very heavy at first and not very elegant; in fact, exactly the kind of wine that I do not like very much. However now, there is a certain charm to these wines and they are indeed quite serious. To me the question is rather one of style as they may appeal less to those who prefer classically styled burgundy.” With respect to the particulars of the vintage, Mugnier reported that “we started picking on September 1st and brought in yields that were down about onethird. For me this means I realized only 20 hl/ha and the Musigny and Amoureuses were only 15 hl/ha. We did a lot of sorting work was it was absolutely critical to remove the dired and sunburned grapes.