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Wines by the Glass Wines by the Glass Sparkling Wines NV Kila Brut, Cava .......................................................................... ............ 8 NV Juve Y Camps Brut Rose, Pinot Noir, Cava Rose ............. ............ 11 White & Rosé Wines 2014 Ostatu, Rioja, Rioja Rosé ........................................................... ............ 9 2014 Muga, Rioja, Rose ...................................................................... ............ 12 2011 Marques de Caro, Valencia, Moscatel, Macabeo ................... ............ 7 2013 Naia, Rueda, Verdejo ................................................................. ............ 10 2013 Vega Sindoa, Navarra, Chardonnay ....................................... ............ 11 2013 La Cana, Rias Baixes, Jorge Ordoñez, Albarino ............... ............ 12 2013 Torres Jean Leon 3055, Penedes, Chardonnay ................... ............ 12 2011 Amizade, Monterrei, Godello .................................................. ............ 13 Red Wines 2012 Altos de Raiza, Rioja, Tempranillo ...................................................... 7 2013 Filión, Calatayud, 100% Garnacha ......................................... ............ 8 2012 Biberius, Ribero del Duero, Tempranillo .......................................... 11 2011 Cenit Venta Mazzaron, Castilla y Leon, Tempranillo .................... 11 2012 A Portela, Valdeorras, Mencia ................................................ ............ 12 2010 Lan Crianza, Rioja, Tempranillo .......................................................... 12 2012 Romanico, Toro, Tinto de Toro ............................................................ 12 2010 Torres Gran Coronas Reserva, Penedes, Cabernet Sauvignon ....... 12 2004 Anciano Gran Reserva, Valdepenas, Tempranillo ............. ............ 13 2008 Lan Reserva, Rioja, Tempranillo .......................................................... 15 2009 Abadia Retuerta, Castilla y Leon, Tempranillo, Cab & Syrah .......... 17 Sparkling Wines D.O. Cava 2011 Kila, Brut, Cava ........................................................................ ............ 31 NV Juve Y Camps Brut Rose, Cava Rose ..................................... ............ 36 2007 Juve Y Camps Reserva, Reserva De La Familia, Cava .. ............ 36 NV Casteller Brut, Cava ................................................................ ............ 37 2012 Navaran Dama, Cava ............................................................... ............ 42 NV Poma Aurea, Sidra de Asturias, Sparkling Cider ................ ............ 42 2010 Blanca Cusine, Organic Cava ................................................... ............ 80 D.O. Valencia NV Flare Semi-Seco, Moscatel .............................................................30 Cider Cider Samuel Smith Organic Cider 12 fl oz ............................................... 6 2011 Isastegi Sagardo Natural Cider 375 ml ............................................ 14 2011 Trabanco Sidra de Asturias 750 ml ................................................... 26 2011 Isastegi Sagardo Natural Cider 750 ml ............................................ 24 2007 Poma Áurea Sidra de Asturias 750 ml .............................................. 42 Sherry Sherry - Glass Barbadillo Manzanilla Sherry Extra Dry ............................................................ 7 La Cigarrera, Manzanilla, Sanlucar de Barrameda, ................................ 12 Barbadillo fino Sherry Pale Cream ........................................................................ 7 Barbadillo Oloroso Sherry Full Dry .................................................................... 7 Barbadillo Cuco Oloroso Seco ......................................................................... 13 Barbadillo Principe de Barbadillo Amontillado ....................................... 13 Lustau Amontillado Los Arcos, Solera Reserva, Dry – Seco ..................... 12 Lustau Palo Cortado Península, Solera Reserva, .................................. 15 Lustau Pedro Ximenéz San Emilio, Solera Reserva, Very Sweet ............. 15 Bodegas Pedro Romero Moscatel Sherry Dark Sweet .................................... 7 Barbadillo Pedro Ximenez Sherry Full Rich .................................................... 7 Barbadillo La Cilla Pedro Ximenez .............................................................. 13 Sherry - Bottle Orleans Manzanilla Fina, San Lucar de Baramerra ................................ 29 La Garrogha Amontillado, D.O. Jerez ...................................................... 30 La Garrocha Oloroso, D.O. Jerez ............................................................... 32 El Maestro Sierra, Pedro Ximenez ............................................................... 35 Caesar Florindo, Moscatel Dorado, Chipiona ......................................... 32 Alvear Solera 1927, Pedro Ximenez ............................................................ 60 Rosé Wines 2013 Tampesta Rosado, Tierra de Leon, Prieto Picudo .............. ............ 30 2013 Torres DeCasta, Catalunya, Garnacha ................................ ............ 30 2013 Viña Sastre, Ribero del Duero, Rosado ............................... ............ 34 2014 Ostatu, Rioja, Rioja Rosé ........................................................... ............ 36 2013 Borsao Rose, Campo De Borja, Garnacha ........................... ............ 38 2014 Ameztio, Getariako Txakolina, Rosé ................................... ............ 45 2014 Muga, Rioja, Rosé ...................................................................... ............ 46 2014 Sierra Cantabria, Rioja, Rosé ................................................. ............ 46 2014 Jean Leon 3055 Organic Rosé, Penedés .............................. ............ 49 2014 Radix, Organic rosé Syrah ............................................................. ............ 75 White Wines D.O. Bierzo 2011 Brezo de Gregory Perez, Godello y Doña Blanca .................... ............ 46 2012 Ultreia La Claudina, Godello .................................................. ............ 122 D.O. Montsant 2010 Acustic Blanc, (Organic), Garnatxa Blanca ....................................... 42 2012 Blanc D’orto, Garnacha Blanca .............................................................. 84 D.O. Monterrei 2012 Benaza, Godello ........................................................................... ............ 36 2011 Amizade, Godello ........................................................................ ............ 50 2010 Alanda Blanco, Quinta da Muradella, Doña Blanca, Treixadura .. 70 2008 Gorvia, Quinta Da Muradella, Doña Blanca ................................... 70 White Wines D.O. Penedés 2010 Terraprima, (Organic), Xarel-lo ............................................. ............ 34 2013 Torres Jean Leon 3055, Chardonnay ..................................... ............ 45 2010 Calcari, Pares Balta, Xarel.lo ................................................... ............ 46 2012 Torres Jean Leon Gigi, Chardonnay ...................................... ............ 60 2012 Parés Baltà Electio, Organic Xarel-lo ....................................... ............ 105 D.O.C. Priorat 2011 Barranc Dels Closos, Mas Igneus, Priorat, Garnatxa Blanca ....... 69 2009 Coma Alta, Mas d'en Gil, Priorat, Garnacha Blanca & Viognier .... 96 G.O. Ribiero 2012 Finca Vina Mein, Godello & Albariño ................................................... 45 D.O. Rias Baixas 2011 Do Ferreiro, Albariño .375 ...................................................... ............ 30 2013 Robaliño, Albarino ..................................................................... ............ 36 2014 La Cana, Jorge Ordonez, Albariño ........................................ ............ 42 2013 Fillaboa, Rais Baixas, Albariño ............................................... ............ 45 2014 Bodega Fefinanes, Albarino .................................................................. 46 2012 Do Fierreiro, Albariño ............................................................................ 58 2012 Leirana Finca Genoveva, Albariño ..................................................... 90 2012 Sketch, Albariño ........................................................................................ 168 White Wines D.O. Rueda 2013 Comenge, Verdejo ...................................................................... ............ 30 2013 Naia, Verdejo ................................................................................ ............ 38 2012 Shaya, Jorge Ordonez, Verdejo ............................................... ............ 46 2011 Naia Naiades, Verdejo (Oaked) ............................................................... 59 D.O. Rioja 2012 Vivanco, Viura, Malvasia, Tempranillo Blanco ............................ ............ 35 2014 Ostatu, Rioja Blanco .................................................................... ............ 36 2014 Cune Monopole, Rioja Blanco .............................................................. 39 2009 Palacios Redondo Placet Viura .......................................................... 75 D.O. Valdeorras 2012 Avanthia Cuveé De O, Godello ............................................. ............ 40 2013 Castelo Do Papa, Godello ........................................................ ............ 45 2012 A Coroa, Godello ......................................................................... ...........
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