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Table of Contents Table of Contents Wine by the Glass 1 Half Bottles 2 Champagne & Sparkling 3 French Whites 4 Italian Whites 5 Spanish Whites 5 Other Whites 5 Rosé 5 Domestic Whites 6 French Reds 7-9 Burgundy 7 Rhone 8 Bordeaux 9 Italian Reds 10-11 Spanish Reds 11 Domestic Reds 12-14 Cabernet Sauvignon 12 Pinot Noir 13 Malbec, Syrah, Zinfandel 14 Other Reds 14 Wine Director & Certified Sommelier: Anthony Pandolfi Wines by the Glass Sparkling& Champagne Prosecco, Gabbiano Cavaliere d’Oro NV 10 Veneto, Italy Brut, Moët, Split NV 20 Champagne, France Brut Rosé, Bohigas NV 12 Catalonia, Spain Blanc de Blanc, Schramsberg 2015 18 Napa, United States White Wine Pinot Grigio, Santa Maria 2018 10 Alto Adige, Italy Sauvignon Blanc, Pascal Jolivet “Attitude” 2017 10 Sancerre, France Riesling, Ravines, 2017 10 Finger Lakes, New York Chardonnay, Wyatt 2016 10 California Chardonnay, Frank Family 2016 16 Carneros, California Rosé Wine Esprit Gassier 2018 11 Côtes de Provence, France Red Wine Malbec, “Reserva” Alhambra 2014 10 Mendoza, Argentina Pinot Noir, L’Umami 2017 13 Willamette, Oregon Pinot Noir, Bouchard & Fils, Premier Cru Corvan 5oz 2015 35 Burgundy, France Chianti Classico, Fattoria Rodano 2016 13 Tuscany, Italy Cabernet Sauvignon, Fortress 2016 15 Sonoma, California Cabernet Sauvignon, Chappellet “Mountain Cuvee” 2017 22 Napa Valley, California Cabernet Sauvignon, Sinegal Corvan 5oz 2016 35 Napa Valley, California Cabernet Sauvignon, Haut Bailly Corvan 5oz 2012 45 1 Bordeaux, France Half Bottles Champagne 500 | Billecart-Salmon, Brut, “Reserve” NV 54 510 | Veuve Clicquot, Brut, “Yellow Label” NV 55 White Wine American 560 | Pinot Blanc, Robert Sinskey Carneros, California 2013 42 565 | Chardonnay, Kistler, “Vine Hill” RRV, California 2014 78 570 | Chardonnay, MacRostie, Sonoma Coast, California 2014 28 575 | Chardonnay, Trefethen, Napa Valley, California 2015 36 French 580 | Pouilly-Fuissé, Château de Beauregard, Mâconnais, Burgundy 2014 24 584 | Aligoté, Olivier Leflaive, Burgundy 2015 33 585 | Burgundy, Domaine Faiveley, "Clos Rochette" 2012 35 585 | Sancerre, La Moussière, Loire 2017 30 595 | Sauternes, La Fluer D’Or 2015 40 Italian 600 | Gini, Soave Classico, Veneto, Italy 2011 25 Red Wine American 606 | Pinot Noir, Elk Cove, Willamette Valley, Oregon 2016 39 615 | Pinot Noir, Sonoma-Cutrer, Russian River Valley, California 2015 36 617 | Cabernet Sauvignon, Hall, Napa, California 2015 58 630 | Cabernet Sauvignon, Paradigm, Oakville, Napa, California 2011 84 640 | Cabernet Sauvignon, Shafer, “One Point Five” Stags Leap District 2015 76 French 645 | Pomerol, Château La Croix-Toulifaut 2011 56 650 | Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Domaine du Vieux Télégraphe 2015 75 Southern Hemisphere 655 | Merlot, Santa Ema Maipo, “Select Terroir”, Chile 2012 29 2 Champagne & Sparkling Sparkling California 1000 | Domaine Chandon, Brut NV 54 1005 | Domaine Chandon, Brut Rosé, NV 59 1010 | Under the Wire,“Alder Springs Vineyard” Mendocino 2013 116 1015 | Schramsberg, Blanc de Blancs 2015 80 Italy 1020 | Bellavista, Alma Gran Cuvée, Franciacorta NV 75 Champagne Rosé Non-Vintage 1045 | Gonet-Medeville, Extra Brut Rosé NV 75 1050 | Laurent Perrier, Cuvée Rosé NV 120 1051 | Ruinart, Brut Rosé NV 170 Non-Vintage 1055 | Benoit Dehu, Brut Nature “Cuvée La Rue des Noyers” NV 190 1060 | Billecart -Salmon, Brut Réserve NV 110 1070 | Hugues Godme, Brut Nature “Premier Cru” NV 140 1075 | Laurent Perrier, Brut “Grand Siècle” NV 275 1080 | Perrier Jouët, Brut “Grand Brut” NV 125 1085 | Veuve Clicquot, Brut “Yellow Label” NV 120 Vintage 1090 | Billecart-Salmon, “Cuvée Elizabeth” Brut Rosé 2002 399 1100 | Agrapart& Fils, Brut Nature “Venus” 2010 300 1105 | Billecart-Salmon, Brut “Cuvée Nicolas François Billecart” 1999 364 1122 | Piper Heidsieck, "Rare" 2002 225 1130 | Krug, Brut 2004 425 1135 | Marie Courtin, Extra Brut “Efflorescence” 2010 149 1140 | Perrier Jouët, Brut “Fleur De Champagne” 2002 424 1145 | Pol Roger, Brut “Cuvée Sir Winston Churchill” 2000 399 1150 | Pol Roger, Brut “Cuvée Sir Winston Churchill” 2002 425 3 French Whites Alsace 1400 | Grand Cru, Marcel Deiss “Mambourg” 2011 139 Bordeaux 1402 | Château Cheval Blanc, Le Petit Cheval, Saint Emilion 2015 200 1403 | Château Lamothe de Haux 2018 50 1404 | Château Lynch-Bages 2017 149 Burgundy 1408 | Chablis, Gilbert Picq, Dessus La Carrière 2017 65 1409 | Chablis, Christian Moreau 2017 70 1411 | Chablis, Drouhin Vaudon, 1er Cru 2017 95 1415 | Chablis, Domaine Savary 1.5L 2016 105 1419 | Saint Ramain, Méo Camuzet 2015 115 1420 | Macon-Verve, Domaine Leflaive 2014 90 1425 | Macon Milly-Lamartine, Les Héretiers du Comte Lafon 2016 56 1434 | Pernand-Vergelesses, Olivier Leflaive 2015 75 1439 | Pouilly-Fuissé, Château Fuissé, Le Clos Monopole 2015 99 1442 | Pouilly-Fuissé, Louis Jadot 2017 68 1444 | Meursault, Château de Meursault, “Meursault Du Château” 2013 137 1445 | Meursault, Dominique Lafon 2016 196 1450 | Meursault, Pierre Morey 2014 149 1456 | Puligny-Montrachet, Domaine Leflaive, “Les Clavoillon” 1er Cru 2016 295 1430 | Batard-Montrachet, Chateau De La Maltroye 2012 525 Loire 1385 | Chenin Blanc, Alheit, “Radio Lazarus” Western Cape, South Africa 2014 180 1456 | Chenin Blanc, Arnaud Lambert “Clos du Midi” 2017 45 1475 | Muscadet, Sèvre et Maine, Domaine Jean Aubron “Cuvée Élégance” 2015 30 1460 | Sauvignon Blanc, Francois Chidaine “Clos de la Grange” 2017 30 1471 | Sancerre, Alphone Mellot La Moussiere 2017 64 1481 | Sancerre, Sylvain Bailly “Terriors” 2017 50 1490 | Vouvray, Domaine Huet Demi-Sec “Haut-Lieu” 2015 78 1495 | Vouvray, Domaine Huet “Le Mont Moelleux 1er Trie” 2015 138 1500 | Vouvray, Domaine de la Taille Aux Loups Vin de France “Venise” 2016 85 Rhône 1505 | Condrieu, Domaine Clusel-Roch 2015 115 1510 | Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Château de la Font du Loup 2017 90 4 Italian Whites 1525 | Soave Classico, Prà, “Monte Grande” Veneto 2016 62 1530 | Soave Classico, Suavia Veneto 2014 32 1535 | Vermentino, Marchesi de Frescobaldi, “Ammiraglia” Sardegna 2013 32 1540 | Chardonnay, Marchesi Antinori, “Bramito del Cervo” Umbria 2016 37 1365 | Arneis, Palmina, Sta. Rita Hills, California 2012 42 Spanish Whites 1545 | Albariño, Granbazán “EtiquetaAmbar” 2016 44 1560 | Rioja Blanco, Ostatu,Alavesa 2017 31 Rosé France 1302 | Château Gassier, Côtes de Provence 2018 50 1310 | Château Miraval, Côtes de Provence 2017 50 Domestic 1315 | Boundary Breaks Vineyard, Finger Lakes, New York 2017 32 1320 | L’Oliveto, Russian River Valley, California 2017 35 1325 | Robert Sinskey, “Vin Gris” Carneros, California 2017 62 5 Domestic Whites Chardonnay California 1160 | Enfield, “Citrine” Sierra Foothills 2016 56 Sonoma 1190 | Dehlinger, Russian River Valley 2015 86 1191 | DuMol, “Wester Reach Vineyard” Russian River Valley 2016 129 1162 | Frank Family, Carneros 2016 70 1192 | Hartford Court, “Four Hearts Vineyard” Russian River Valley 2017 95 1175 | Neyers, Carneros District 2013 52 1182 | Paul Hobbs, “Ellen Lane Estate” Russian River Valley 2017 150 1201 | Peirson Meyer, “Charles Heintz Vineyard ” Sonoma Coast 2015 125 1202 | Rivers-Marie, Sonoma Coast 2017 80 1203 | Rivers-Marie, “Joy Road Vineyard” Sonoma Coast 2017 110 1208 | Rochioli, "Estate", Russiamn River Valley 2016 98 1210 | Rombauer, Carneros 2018 80 1215 | Rombauer, Carneros 1.5L 2016 155 1220 | Walter Hansel, “North Slope”, Russian River Valley 2015 75 1221 | Walter Hansel, “Cahill Lane”, Russian River Valley 2016 85 1180 | Wayfayer, “Wayfayer Vineyard” Fort Ross-Seaview 2012 163 Napa Valley 1225 | Davis Estates, Hungry Blonde 2015 55 1230 | Kongsgaard 2011 210 1235 | Kongsgaard 2012 240 1250 | Grgich Hills 2014 89 1285 | Capensis, Western Cape, South Africa 2013 135 Central Coast 1260 | Ojai, “Bien Nacido” Santa Maria Valley 2016 64 1270 | Sanford, Sta. Rita Hills 2015 56 1275 | Tyler Winery, Santa Barbara 2014 58 1280 | Calera, “Mount Harlan” 2016 112 Riesling New York 1295 | Herman J. Wiemer, “Magdalena Vineyard” 2016 70 1300 | Herman J. Wiemer, Reserve Dry 2016 55 1301 | Ravines, Dry Riesling, “White Springs Vineyard” 2017 60 Sauvignon Blanc California 1328 | Hall, Napa Valley 2016 67 1330 | Honig, “Reserve” Rutherford 2014 73 1340 | Galeria, Knights Valley 2014 56 1350 | Merry Edwards, Russian River Valley 2017 84 1355 | Bevan Cellars, “Kick Ranch” Sonoma 2013 66 1360 | Presqu’ile, Santa Maria Valley 2014 45 6 French Reds Burgundy Morey-Saint-Denis 2305 | Domaine Dujac, 1er Cru 2013 300 2307 | Domaine Méo-Camuzet 2015 160 2310 | Domaine Michel Magnien, Clos de la Roche, Grand Cru 2007 295 2315 | Domaine G. Roumier, 1er Cru “Clos de la Bussier” 2015 600 Vougeot 2317 | Bouchard Père & Fils, Clos Vougeot, Grand Cru 2010 295 Chambolle-Musigny 2320 | Domaine H. Sigaut, “1er Cru Les Chatelots” 2012 160 Vosne-Romanée 2325 | Bruno Clair, 1er Cru “Les Champs Perdrix” 2012 167 2330 | Domaine du Comte Liger-Belair 2014 195 2344 | Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, Richebourg, Grand Cru 2016 2300 2346 | Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, St. Vivant, Grand Cru 2016 1800 Flagey-Echezeaux 2335 | Dominique Laurent, Grand Cru 2011 225 2340 | Domaine Dujac, Grand Cru 2013 500 Aloxe-Corton 2345 | Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, Corton, Grand Cru 2013 1000 2350 | Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, Corton, Grand Cru 2014 1000 Nuits-Saint George 2359 | Domaine Faiveley 2013 135 Savigny-les-Beaune 2360 | Domaine Simon Bize, 1er Cru “Aux Vergelesses” 2013 110 2365 | Domaine Simon Bize, 1er Cru “Les Serpentieres” 2013 150 Volnay 2367 | Domaine J. M. Boillot 2015 120 2370 | Bouchard & Fils, ”Caillerets Ancienne Cuvee Carnot ”, Premier Cru 2015 170 2380 | Domaine Marquis d’Angerville “Clos des Angles” 2015 190 7 Beaujolais
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