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Wine by the Bottle Wine by the Bottle CHAMPAGNE FRANCE MV Duval Leroy 68 Brut | Reserve | À Vertus Wine By The Bottle Wine by the Bottle CHAMPAGNE FRANCE MV Duval Leroy 68 Brut | Reserve | À Vertus MV Aubry 81 Brut | Premier Cru MV Pierre Gimonnet & Fils 88 Brut | Premier Cru MV H. Billiot Fils “Réserve” 90 Brut | Grand Cru MV Louis Roederer 95 Brut | Premier Cru 2005 H. Goutorbe “Special Club” 120 Brut | Grand Cru MV Duval Leroy “Rosé Prestige” 123 Brut | Premier Cru MV Jacques Selosse “Initial” 270 Brut | Grand Cru | Blanc de Blancs 2005 Moët et Chandon “Cuvée Dom Pérignon” 310 Brut Wineries with the leaf symbol are certifed and committed to producing wines with the following initiatives in mind: Organic | Biodynamic | Sustainability | Salmon Safe SPARKLING MV Roscato “Rosso Dolce” (187 ml) 11 Sweet Red | Trento, Italy MV Ruffino(187 ml) 11 Sparkling Rosé | Florence, Italy MV Saracco (375ml) 20 Moscato D’Asti | Castiglione Tinella, Piedmont, Italy MV Arte Latino 20 Cava Brut | Vilanova i la Geltrú, Catalonia, Spain MV Prince De Lise “Blanc de Blancs” 27 Brut | Crémant de Bourgogne, France MV Bisol “Jeio” 34 Prosecco | Veneto, Italy MV Rivarose 33 Brut Rosé | Provence, France MV Camille Braun “Crémant d’Alsace” 53 Brut | Certified Organic | Alsace, France 2013 Ruggeri “Giustino B.” 60 Prosecco | Prosecco Superiore, Veneto, Italy MV J Vineyards “Cuvée – 20” 61 Cuvée Brut | Healdsburg, California 2014 Schramsberg 65 Brut | Blanc de Blancs | Napa Valley, California ROSÉ & BLUSH MV Beringer 28 White Zinfandel | California – MV 2016 Triennes 42 Rosé | Red Varietal Blend | Provence, France 2017 Bonny Doon “Vin Gris De Cigare” 44 Rosé | Central Coast, California 2016 Matthiasson Family Vineyards 48 Rosé | Napa Valley, California 2015 Canard Vineyard “Coucher de Soleil” 55 Rosé | Napa Valley, California 2017 Booker “Pink” 57 Rosé of Grenache | Paso Robles, California 2016 Punta Crena “Barbarossa Rosato” 65 Rosé of Saignée | Varigotti Italy CHARDONNAY 2015 Mer Soleil “Silver” 36 Santa Lucia Highlands, California 2016 Elizabeth Rose 40 Napa Valley, California 2016 Mer Soleil “Reserve” 46 Santa Lucia Highlands, California 2012 Carneros Hills Winery “Chardenet” 48 Durell Vineyard, Sonoma Coast, California 2014 Duckhorn “Migration” 48 Russian River Valley, Sonoma, California 2015 Stonestreet Estate Vineyards 62 Alexander Valey, Sonoma, California 2015 Bruno Clair “Bourgogne Blanc” 64 Côte d’ Or, Burgundy, France 2015 Flowers Vineyards & Winery 65 Sonoma Coast, California 2015 Bruno Clair “Marsannay Blanc Source des Roches” 95 Chardonnay | Côte d’ Or, Burgundy 2014 Capensis 125 Western Cape, South Africa OTHER EXCITING WHITES 2017 Las Lilas 26 Loureiro, Treixadura| Vinho Verde, Portugal Green Apple, Lemon & Lime Peel, Crisp, Refreshing 2016 Casa Ferreirinha “Planalto” Reserva 28 Vinho Branco Seco | Douro, Portugal Floral, Tropical Fruit, White, Fruit, Elegant Finish 2016 Badenhorst Family Wines “Secateurs” 31 Chenin Blanc | Swartland, South Africa Apricots, White Peach, Grapefruit, Quince, Minerality 2016 Gauchezco Estate 32 Torrontés | Salta, Argentina Rose Petals, Honey, Minerality 2016 Loca Linda (1 Liter) 33 Torrontés | La Rioja, Argentina Floral, Jasmise, Lemon Peel, Fresh Salinity OTHER EXCITING WHITES CONTINUED... 2016 Le Monde 34 Pinot Grigio| Friuli Grave, Italy White Flowers, Lemon and Lime Peel , Minerality 2014 Berger (1 Liter) 36 Grüner Veltliner | Gedersdorf, Austria Effervescent, Minerality, Slate, Pear 2017 Frenzy 40 Sauvignon Blanc | Marlborough, New Zealand White Peach, Grapefruit, Fresh Herbs, Bright Acidity 2014 Hermann J. Wiemer 42 Riesling | Dry | Finger Lakes, Seneca Lake, New York Minerality, White Grapefruit, Lime Peel, Slate 2017 Venica “Jesera” 47 Pinot Grigio | Dolegna Del Collio, Italy Spring Flower, Peach, Nutmeg, Ripe Apple, Apricot 2015 Casal de Armán 50 White Blend | Valle del Avia, Ribeiro, Spain Floral, Stonefruits, Peach, Fennel, Minerality 2014 Cloudy Bay 53 Sauvignon Blanc | Marlborough, New Zealand Kaffir Lime, Grapefruit, Stonefruit, Lemongrass 2011 Marqués de Murrieta “Capellanía” 55 Viura | Rioja, Spain Dried Stone Fruits, Oak, Pear, Apple 2015 Eladio Piñeiro “Envidia Cochina” 56 Albariño | Rias Baixas, Spain Lime Peel, Lemongrass, Salty Minerality, Dried Apricot, Honeycomb 2015 Prisoner Wine Company “Blindfold” 58 White Blend | Napa Valley, California Honeysuckle, Lemon Zest, Peach, Apricot, Rich & Creamy 2015 Matthiasson Vineyards 75 Ribolla Gialla | Napa Valley, California Meyer Lemon Curd, Minerality, Hazelnuts, Pear, Baking Spices 2013 Château Yvonne 77 Chenin Blanc | Saumur, Loire Valley, France Quince, Honey, Green Apple, Lemon Peel 2004 R. Lopez De Heredia “Viña Tondonia” 80 Viura | Reserva | Haro, Rioja, Spain Almond, Beeswax, Honey, Vanilla, Dried Flowers 2011 Paolo Bea “Arboreus Umbria Bianco” 100 Trebbiano Spoletino | Montefalco Ripe Apricot, Honey, Dried Orange Peel, Flowers, Baking Spice COLORADO & NEW MEXICO SPARKLING MV Gruet “Blanc De Blancs” 40 Brut | Albuquerque, New Mexico MV Gruet “Sauvage” Blanc de Blancs 43 Extra Dry | Albuquerque, New Mexico 2013 Infinite Monkey Theorem “Bubble Universe” 60 Sparkling Wine | Grand Valley, Colorado WHITE/ROSÉ MV Wines of the San Juan 40 Rose of Pinot Gris | Blanco, New Mexico 2016 Sutcliffe Vineyards 42 Rosé | McElmo Canyon, Colorado 2013 Sutcliffe Vineyards 45 Viognier | McElmo Canyon, Colorado 2015 Buckel Family Wine 50 Chardonnay | Crested Butte, Colorado 2013 Sutcliffe Vineyards “Signature” 50 Chardonnay | McElmo Canyon, Colorado RED 2015 The Infinite Monkey Theorem 39 Cabernet Franc | Denver, Colorado 2015 Sutcliffe Vineyards “Down Canyon Blend” 56 Cabernet Sauvignon/Syrah | McElmo Canyon, Colorado 2014 Wines of the San Juan 55 Cabernet Sauvignon | Blanco, New Mexico 2015 Sutcliffe Vineyards 57 Cabernet Franc | McElmo Canyon, Colorado 2015 Sutcliffe Vineyards 57 Syrah | McElmo Canyon, Colorado 2012 Sutcliffe Vineyards “Old Vine Field Blend” 60 Field Blend | McElmo Canyon, Colorado 2014 Sutcliffe Vineyards “Signature” 63 Merlot | McElmo Canyon, Colorado 2012 Ruby Trust “Fortune Seeker” 64 Blend | Grand Valley, Colorado 2014 Wines of the San Juan 67 Petite Sirah | Blanco, New Mexico FRENCH REDS 2015 M. Chapoutier “Belleruche” 28 Grenache/Syrah | Côtes-Du-Rhône 2014 Château Valcombe “Les Hauts de Valcombe” 33 Grenache/Syrah | Côte du Ventoux, Rhône 2014 Domaine de Couron “Marie Dubois” 34 Syrah | Côtes Du Rhône 2013 Domaine de Couron 35 GSM Blend | Côtes Du Rhône Villages 2015 Domaine Filliatreau Château Fouquet 36 Cabernet Franc | Saumur, Loire Valley 2015 Triennes “St. Auguste” 39 Syrah/Cab Sauv/Merlot | Nans-Le-Pins, Provence 2015 Bouchard Pére & Fils “Bourgogne” 42 Pinot Noir | Côte d’ Or, Burgundy 2012 Villa Ponciago “La Réserve” 45 Gamay | À Fleurie, Beaujolais 2015 Domaine Dozon “Clos Du Saut Au Loup” 50 Cabernet Franc | Chinon, Loire Valley 2014 Château Sainte-Eulalie “La Cantiléne” 55 Syrah/Grenache/Carignan | Minervois, Languedoc 2015 Marléne & Nicolas Chevalier 58 Red Rhone Blend | Crozes-Hermitage, Rhône 2007 Domaine De La Jaufrette 73 GSM Blend | Gigondas, Southern Rhône 2010 Château Simard 80 Bordeaux Blend | Saint-Émilion, Bordeaux 2010 E. 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