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Vins Et Boissons Vins Vins et Boissons Vins SPARKLING WINE REGION GRAPES PRICE VOUVRAY VIGNEAU CHEVREAU BRUT Nutty and fruity with notes of pear and honey. It offers intriguing balance Loire Valley Chenin Blanc GL. $12 / BTL. $45 between roundness and dryness CREMANT ROSE JEAN CLAUDE RIEFLÉ Festival of lightness, very delicate and elegant, this dry sparkling rose Alsace Pinot Noir GL. $13 / BTL. $49 offers generous notes of red fruits. SPARKLING ROSÉ SAVOIE BUGEY CERDON LA CEUILLE Creamy strawberry, rhubarb and cranberry Savoie Gamay Poulsard GL. $15 / BTL. $55 with a robust balance of sweetness and acidity CHAMPAGNE BRUT R. DUMONT & FILS Pinot Noir, Char- GL. $19 / BTL. $79 / Champagne Classic crispness, rich, ripe and apple core flavors. donnay MAGNUM $150 CHAMPAGNE CUVEE DES GRANDS VINTAGES ERIC RODEZ Pinot Noir, Char- Champagne BTL. $130 Exceptional complexity. Very rich and layered. Notes of donnay citrus, stone, white flowers and minerality on the finish. ROSÉ WINE REGION GRAPES PRICE SCIACCARELLU DOMAINE POLI ILE DE Corsica Sciaccarellu GL. $11 / BTL. $38 BEAUTE IGP 2016 Dry rosé with great, fresh acidity, some notes of spices and elegant body. TAVEL LE CRETACE ALAIN JAUME 2016 Vibrant Côtes du Grenache; GL. $12 / BTL. $42 medium bodied wine, with notes of wild strawberry, watermelon, crushed Rhône Syrah, flowers and hints of spice. A classic, yet complex and elegant rose from Tavel Mourvedre this appellation. AIX DOMAINE SAINT AIX 2016 Provence Cinsault MAGNUM $92 A dry, fragrant and well balanced wine, which reveals a fruity freshness Syrah and notes of watermelon, strawberries and flowers. Grenache Vins WHITES WINE REGION GRAPES PRICE PINOT BLANC 2016 A. SCHERER Alsace Pinot Blanc GL. $9 / BTL. $33 Refreshing with excellent acidity with notes of green fruits and lime with a touch of vanilla. RIESLING PAUL BLANCK 2016 Alsace Riesling GL. $14 / BTL. $50 Very dry, mineral. Flavors of lemon, pineapple and hints of sweet floral PINOT GRIS GRAND CRU STEINERT DOMAINE RIEFLE 2011 Fresh, smooth and acidic, this wine opens up with an Alsace Pinot Gris BTL. $73 expressive bouquet of zesty yellow fruits such as pineapple and mango and finishs with candied notes of quince and fig on the end palate. VOUVRAY MONMOUSSEAU CLOS LE VIGNEAU Loire Valley Chenin GL. $12 / BTL. $42 2016 Off-dry in style with honey and apricot notes. Vouvray Blanc SANCERRE CALCAIRE FRANCOIS LE SAINT 2016 Flavors of white grapefruit and Granny Smith apple with just a hint of Loire Valley Sauvignon BTL. $62 Blanc herb. Crisp with a mineral finish. Sancerre SAINT BRIS BERNARD DEFAIX Burgundy SAUVIGNON BLANC 2017 Sauvignon GL. $10 / BTL. $36 Aromatic, crisp and dry. Notes of citrus fruits, fresh grass and peach Saint Bris Blanc BOURGOGNE LE CHAI DUCHET 2015 Burgundy Chardonnay GL. $12 / BTL. $44 Elegant and crisp. With notes of minerals, citrus and honey. SAVIGNY LES BEAUNES DOMAINE DU PRIEURE 2015 Traces of smoke, citrus and reduction lead to round, delicious and Burgundy Chardonnay BTL. $60 attractively vibrant middle weight flavors that possess solid complexity Beaune and persistence on the appealingly dry and balanced finale. CHABLIS DOMAINE COSTAL 1ER CRU VAILLONS 2016 Burgundy Chardonnay BTL. $89 Organic, delicate, creamy. Notes of stone fruits and mineral. Chablis W E A R E A L W A Y S H A P P Y T O H E L P Y O U W I T H O U R R E C O M M E N D A T I O N ! MORE WHI TES ON THE NEXT PAGE CONTINUED FROM PREVIOUS PAGE Vins WHITES WINE REGION GRAPES PRICE PERLE NATURE DOMAINE PHILEMON 2016 This is an unusual wine in that the freshness in the wine is achieved by preserving some of the natural CO2 Gaillac Loin de L'oeil GL. $11 / BTL. $38 that occurs during the vinification. It fills the palate with a wonderful concentration of flavors while retaining a freshness that is underscored by mineral and citrus notes. CÔTES DU RHONE BLANC LE PERUSSIER DOMAINE Viognier, Côtes du PHILIPPE PLANTEVIN 2016 Fruity but dry. Balance is precise Grenache, GL. $11 / BTL. $38 Rhône with white fruit, white peach and melon flavors. Marsanne CASSIS BLANC CLOS SAINTE MAGDELEINE 2010 Marsanne, Côtes du Clairette, Delicate acidity with notes of white peaches, spices and a touch sea salt. BTL. $56 Provence Ugni Blanc, Wonderfully unique wine! Cassis Bourboulenc YVES LECCIA YL BLANC 2014 A beautiful and complex wine Vermentinu, Corsica using one of Corsica's rarest grape. Dry, with citrus fruits and minerals on Biancu Gentile BTL. $49 the palate. Very long mineral finish. CÔTES DU JURA CHARDONNAY EN BILLAT 2013 DOMAINE LABET Crisp and elegant with a long finish Jura Chardonnay BTL. $95 Géographie CHAMPAGNE SPARKLING WINES Get to know your wine regions! LOIRE ALSACE SAUVIGNON BLANC, RIESLING, MUSCADET , PINOT BLANC, CHENIN BLANC GEWÜRTZTRAMINER BOURGOGNE PINOT NOIR AND Vocabulaire CHARDONNAY BORDEAUX FRANCE BEAUJOLAIS la jambe [la jahmb] CABERNET SAUVIGNON GAMAY AND MERLOT BLENDS RHÔNE 1. A French word meaning “the leg” SYRAH AND GRENACHE BLENDS 2. The “tears of the wine,” or streams SUD OUEST that form inside your glass after giving it a MALBEC good swirl, just before tasting PROVENCE ROSÉ BLENDS LANGUEDOC 3. A charcuterie leg, such as jambon or prosciutto ROUSSILLON CORSE GRENACHE AND RED AND CARIGNAN BLENDS ROSÉ 4. Your favorite french wine bar in Shaw! BLENDS WARM UP WITH VIN CHAUD! Vins (House mulled wine $9) REDS WINE REGION GRAPES PRICE ANJOU DOMAINE DE LA BERGERIE 2016 Garnet- Anjou Cabernet Franc GL. $11 / BTL. $40 red color with purple tints. On the nose, this wine offers aroma of Loire Valley Cabernet red and black fruits. The palate is fruity with a soft attack. Sauvignon BEAUJOLAIS DOMAINE CHATELUS 2016 Dry but fruity wine with beautiful notes of red berries and dark cherries. Beaujolais Gamay GL. $10 / BTL. $39 BOURGOGNE CHITRY VIGNERONS GIRAUDON 2017 Lots of freshness and vibrancy, notes of tart raspberry Burgundy Pinot Noir and red cherry fruit with a handful of crushed flowers and Chitry GL. $14 / BTL. $46 some red licorice. SAVIGNY LES BEAUNES DOMAINE DU PRIEURE 2016 Small red fruits notes and vanilla accents. An elegant and Burgundy and well balanced red Burgundy set off by an agreeable Beaune Pinot Noir BTL. $65 freshness. CÔTES DU RHONE CHAT FOU 2015 Côtes du Grenache, Clairette, GL. $14 / BTL. $50 Bouncy, fun and juicy. Vibrant spicy presence. Rhône Marsanne, Chasselas MARSELAN DOMAINE DE COURON 2016 Quality Marselan aromas and flavors of black currants, wild herbs, loamy earth, Ardeche (cross between GL. $9 / BTL. $35 tobacco leaf and background meatiness to go with a medium- Cabernet Sauvignon bodied, nicely balanced profile on the palate. and Grenache) CHATEAUNEUF DU PAPE 2014 CLOS DU ROI Côtes du Rhône CHÂTEAU GIGOGNAN Silky texture with notes of Grenache, Syrah BTL. $93 Chateauneuf du pape pepper and chocolate GIGONDAS 2014 DOMAINE DU GRAPILLON Côtes du Rhône Grenache, Syrah D'OR Rich, full bodied wine with intense aromas of red BTL. $72 fruits, pepper, spice and liquorice. Well balanced with a Gigondas very long finish. CHATEAU DE LASCAUX J.B. CAVALIER 2014 Languedoc Syrah; Grenache; GL. $11/ BTL. $40 This organic wine delivers flavors of ripe red fruit, herbs and Roussillon Mourvedre liquorice, it is a medium-bodied red yet very rustic, with notes of black pepper on the finish. BANDOL CHATEAU SALETTES 2014 Provence Mourvedre; BTL. $72 Classic full bodied and well balanced. Rich aroma and taste of Grenache; Cinsault cedar, tobacco, chocolate and raisins. JURANCON NOIR DOMAINE PHILEMON Côtes du Tarn Jurancon Noir GL. $8 / BTL. $30 2016 Unique wine with cherry and smoky leather flavors, a bit tart with a very smooth finish. MORE REDS ON THE NEXT PAGE CONTINUED FROM PREVIOUS PAGE Vins REDS WINE REGION GRAPES PRICE CHÂTEAU PONZAC MAINTENANT 2015 Cahors Malbec GL. $10 / BTL. $35 Fresh and lively. Notes of blackberries and dark cherries BORDEAUX SUPERIEUR CHATEAU DE Bordeaux Merlot; Cabernet CAZENOVE 2010 Full bodied with a lush and elegant GL. $13 / BTL. $44 Sauvignon mouth feel. Taste of black cherries and silky finish. SAINT EMILION GRAND CRU 2004 DOMAINE Bordeaux Merlot; Cabernet CHANTE ALOUETTE CORMEIL Medium bodied BTL. $65 St Emilion Franc; Cabernet with notes of cherry and black current. Very smooth and Sauvignon and elegant finish GRAVES CHATEAU MAGNEAU 2014 Rich and Bordeaux Merlot; Cabernet MAGNUM $85 round, this is a smooth, creamy wine, with notes of peach Graves Sauvignon; fruit and sweet apples. Cabernet Franc FORTIFIED WINE REGION GRAPES PRICE MUSCAT DE BEAUMES DE VENISE DOMAINE DE DURBAN 2015 Semi sweet wine with notes of Côtes du Muscat GL. $11 / BTL. $45 tropical fruit and jasmine. Undeni-ably the most celebrated Rhône Muscat in the entire appellation. SAUTERNES LA FLEUR D’OR 2014 Bordeaux Sémillon; (HALF BOTTLE GL. $11 / BTL. $45 Sauvignon Syrupy with a hint of acid. Subtle notes of apricot and honey. Sauternes Grenache, BANYULS RESERVA DOMAINE LA TOUR VIEILLE Languedoc Grenache Similar to Sherry; delectable, spicy, and chocolately. Roussillon Gris, GL. $13 / BTL. $65 Carignan VIN JAUNE DU JURA DOMAINE BADOZ 2010 Unique elegant and delicate wine with a nutty finish Jura Savagnin GL. $14 / BTL. $79 and great acidity. OLD RIVESALTES 6 YEAR OLD Languedoc Grenache/ Grenache GL. $10 A rich and savory barrel-aged wine from Languedoc Roussillon. Roussillon Gris COTEAUX DU LAYON CUVÉE FRAGANCE Chenin DOMAINE DE LA BERGERIE 1997 500 ML Loire GL. $14 / BTL. $99 Dried fruit character, with a high acid level to combat the Blanc high sugar. Bière et Cidre beer BEER REGION STYLE PRICE KRONENBOURG 1664 Light, sweet, crisp, and simple. 11.2 oz / 5% Alsace Euro Pale Lager $6 (we recommend a dash of bitter orange Amer for +$1) KRONENBOURG BLANC A fruity and refreshing white, with notes of citrus and coriander spice.
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