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Wines by the Glass White Wines WINES BY THE GLASS WHITE WINES CHARDONNAY $8/32 2016 Belcrème de Lys Chardonnay (California, Sonoma) $11/44 2016 Hook & Ladder Chardonnay (California, Russian River Valley) $14/56 2015 Louis Latour Pouilly-Fuissé (France, Burgundy) $22/88 2017 Rombauer Vineyards Chardonnay (California, Napa / Sonoma, Carneros) GEWÜRZTRAMINER $11/44 2017 Weis Vineyards Gerwürztraminer (New York, Keuka Lake) PINOT GRIGIO $8/32 2016 Anziano Pinot Grigio (Italy, Veneto IGT) MOSCATO $8/32 2016 Franco Amoroso Moscato d’Asti - Sparkling (Piedmont, Italy) MUSCADET $9/36 2016 Michel Delhommeau St. Vincent Muscadet (France, Loire Valley) RIESLING $8/32 2017 Frisk Riesling Prickly Sweet (Australia, Victoria) $9/36 2016 Finger Lakes Wine Company Riesling Sweet (New York, Keuka Lake) $9/36 2016 Red Newt Cellars Riesling Semi-Dry (New York, Seneca Lake) $11/44 2017 Dr. Konstantin Frank Riesling Dry (New York, Keuka Lake) $11/44 2017 Forge Cellars Riesling Classique Bone Dry (New York, Seneca Lake) SAUVIGNON $9/36 2017 Ponga. Sauvignon Blanc (New Zealand, Marlborough) BLANC $11/44 2015 La Forcine Sancerre (France, Loire Valley) WHITE BLEND $10/40 2016 Pine Ridge - Chenin Blanc & Viognier (California, Clarksburg) $10/40 2014 Mas Champart Saint-Chinian (France, Languedoc Roussillon) $11/44 2015 Rafael Palacios Louro - Godello & Treixadura (Spain, Galicia) $13/52 2013 Denner Theresa (Roussanne, Grenache Blanc, Marsanne) (California) ROSÉ $11/44 2016 Umathum Rosa – Zweigelt, Blaufränkisch, St. Laurent (Austria, Burgenland) $11/44 2017 Terrassen Rosé - Blaufränkisch (New York, Seneca Lake) CHAMPAGNE & SPARKLING WINE WHITE $8 NV Korbel Brut California Sparkling Wine (California) $17 NV Laurent-Perrier Champagne Brut (France, Champagne) Bottle $30 2013 Damiani Bollicini Sparkling Wine (New York, Seneca Lake) ½ Bottle $32 NV Laurent-Perrier Champagne Demi-Sec (France, Champagne) $24/90 NV Moët & Chandon Champagne Imperial (France, Champagne) PROSECCO $9 NV Villa Jolanda Prosecco (Italy, Veneto) $9 NV Villa Jolanda Prosecco Extra Sec (Sweet) (Italy, Veneto) ROSÉ $6 NV Andre Delorme Cremant de Bourgogne (Dry) (France, Burgundy) $12/48 NV Banfi Rosa Regale (Sweet) (Italy, Piedmont) Bottle $42 NV Simmonet-Febvre Cremant de Bourgogne Brut Rosé WINES BY THE GLASS RED WINES CABERNET $9/36 2016 Paris Valley Road Cabernet Sauvignon (California, Paso Robles) SAUVIGNON $15/60 2016 Roth Estate Cabernet Sauvignon (California, Alexander Valley) $22/88 2016 Orin Swift Palermo Cabernet Sauvignon (California, Napa Valley, St. Helena) BLAUFRÄNKISCH $12/48 2016 Dr. Konstantin Frank Blaufränkisch (New York, Keuka Lake) CHIANTI $8/32 2016 Torre di Vico Chianti (Italy, Tuscany) GARNACHA $10/40 2016 Bodegas Aragonesas Garnacha Centenaria (Spain, Aragon) MALBEC $8/32 2016 Aguaribay Malbec (Argentina, Mendoza) MERLOT $10/40 2016 Pedroncelli Merlot Bench Vineyards (California, Dry Creek Valley) MONASTRELL $9/36 2017 Finca Bacara Time Waits For No One (Spain, Murcia, Jumilla) MONTEPULCIANO $8/32 2017 Cinta Montepulciano d’Abruzzo (Italy, Abruzzi) PINOT NOIR $9/36 2015 Origin Wine Villages de France Pinot Noir (France) $14/56 2017 Bench Pinot Noir (California, Sonoma Coast) RED BLEND $9/36 2016 Tio Uco (Tempranillo Blend) (Spain, Castilla y León, Toro) $9/36 2017 Saint Cosme Côtes du Rhône (France, Rhône) $9/36 2015 Domaine Bordes Les Narys (Syrah, Grenache) (France, Languedoc) $12/48 2016 Longboard (Syrah, Cab Sauv, Cab Franc, Zin) (CA, Alexander Valley) $14/56 2013 Mark Herold Collide (Carignan, Petite Sirah, Tempranillo) (California) BORDEAUX $15/60 2014 Château Lyonnat Cuvée Emotion (France, Bordeaux, Lussac-St. Émilion) SYRAH $13/52 2016 Hector Wine Company Syrah (New York, Seneca Lake) ZINFANDEL $16/64 2016 Seghesio Family Vineyards Zinfandel (California, Sonoma County) PORT & DESSERT PORT BLEND $8 NV Taylor (Fladgate) Porto Fine Ruby (Portugal, Douro, Porto) $11 NV Yalumba Antique Tawny Port (Australia, Barossa) $11 NV Taylor (Fladgate) Porto 10 Year Old Tawny (Portugal, Douro, Porto) $15 NV Dow Porto 20 Year Old Tawny (Portugal, Douro, Porto) $28 NV Noval Over 40 Year Old Tawny Porto (Portugal, Douro, Porto) CHARDONNAY $23 2002 Château D'Arlay Côtes du Jura Vin de Paille (France, Jura, Côtes du Jura) TORRONTÉS $7 2013 Familia Zuccardi Torrontés Santa Julia Tardío (Argentina, Mendoza) BORDEAUX BLEND $8 1999 Chateau de Cerons - Sauvignon Blanc & Semillon (France, Bordeaux, Cerons) VIDAL $12 2012 Wagner Vidal Blanc Ice (New York, Finger Lakes, Seneca Lake) .
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