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There Is There Is We at Ouzo Bay would like to welcome everyone to our humble establishment. We have diligently toiled for a number of years to develop this compilation of wine from all across the globe. We believe life is a celebration and without wine there is no proper celebration. The primary focus of this list is the Mediterranean - predominantly Greece and the surrounding Islands. We have also included wines that we believe pair best with our cuisine. Contained in this anthology there are wine elements for the most experienced wine aficionado all the way to those that are just beginning their journey into the world of wine. We will continue to develop and advance our own knowledge of wine in order to enhance the experience here at Ouzo Bay. We encourage any and all questions and feedback as we wish to be your guides throughout this evening and for years to come. STHN UGEIA SAS! "To Your Health!" " Where there is NO WINE NOthere LOVE is " -EURIPIDES TABLE OF CONTENTS Champagne & Sparkling ...................................................................... 3 Sparkling Rosé ................................................................................................... 3 Rosé ................................................................................................................................. 4 White Wine Greece ........................................................................................................................5 Italy .............................................................................................................................. 6 Spain ........................................................................................................................... 6 France ........................................................................................................................ 6 Germany & Austria ............................................................................................ 8 United States ........................................................................................................ 8 Around the World ............................................................................................. 9 Red Wine Greece .....................................................................................................................10 Italy ............................................................................................................................ 12 Spain ......................................................................................................................... 13 France ...................................................................................................................... 14 United States ......................................................................................................16 Argentina & Chile .............................................................................................18 Australia & New Zealand ..........................................................................19 After Dinner Wines .................................................................................19 thrace macedonia epirius thessaly ionian islands aegean islands peloponnese crete CHAMPAGNE & SPARKLING Los Monteros Cava 45 Penedes, Spain | NV Argyle Brut 60 Willamette Valley, Oregon | 2015 Domaine Karanika Brut Cuvee Speciale 77 Amyntaion, Greece | NV Apostolos Matamis “Brut” 90 Santorini, Greece | NV Taittinger la Française, Brut, NV 120 Champagne, France | NV Veuve Clicquot “Yellow Label” Brut 120 Reims, Champagne | NV Chartogne-Taillet “Cuvée Sainte Anne” 122 Reims, Champagne | NV Pol Roger Brut Reserve 130 Epernay, Champagne | NV Billecart-Salmon Brut Reserve 140 Mareuil-sur-Ay, Champagne | NV Krug Brut Grande Cuvée 495 Reims, Champagne | NV Dom Perignon Brut 520 Epernay, Champagne | 2010 Salon “Le Mesnil” Blanc de Blancs Brut 780 Le Mesnil-sur-Oger, Champagne | 1999 3 SPARKLING ROSÉ Gruet Brut Rosé 56 New Mexico | NV Argyle Brut Rosé 88 Willamette Valley, Oregon | 2016 Barnaut Grand Cru "Authentique" Brut Rose 200 Bouzy, Champagne | NV Veuve Clicquot Brut Rosé 182 Reims, Champagne | NV Veuve Clicquot "La Grande Dame" Brut Rosé 650 Reims, Champagne | 2004 Ruinart Brut Rosé 214 Champagne | NV Krug Brut Rosé 680 Reims, Champagne | NV Dom Perignon Rose 880 Epernay, Champagne | 2005 ROSÉ Jean-Luc Colombo Cape Bleue 44 Méditerranée, France | 2020 Bosinakis Ieria 54 Mantinia, Greece | 2019 La Fête 62 Saint-Tropez, France | 2018 Miraval 64 Cotes de Provence, France | 2019 Gavalas Voudomato 85 Santorini, Greece | 2018 4 WHITE WINE Greece assyrtiko Gavalas 76 Santorini | 2018 Gaia Estate "Thalassitis" 82 Santorini | 2018 Gaia Estate "Wild Ferment" 94 Santorini | 2018 Koutsoyannopoulos Nikteri 96 Santorini | 2015 Sigalas 105 Santorini | 2020 Domaine Sigalas "Barrel Fermented" 128 Santorini | 2017 Hatzidakis "Familia" 109 Santorini | 2018 Hatzidakis "Skitali" 136 Santorini | 2017 Hatzidakis "Nykteri" 136 Santorini | 2017 Hatzidakis Assyrtiko de Louros Vignes Centenaires 180 Santorini | 2016 other indigenous varieties Bosinakis Moschofilero 48 Mantinia | 2019 Papargyriou Moshoudi-Assyrtiko 48 Corinth, Peloponnese | 2019 Douloufakis "Femina" Malvasia 50 Crete | 2017 Antonopoulos Malagouzia 56 Achaia | 2017 & 2018 Ktima Gerovassiliou Malagousia 78 Epanomi | 2016 Gavalas Aidani 66 Santorini | 2016 Gavalas Katsano 66 Santorini | 2018 white wine | 5 international varieties Château Nico Lazaridi "Magic Mountain" Sauvignon Blanc 80 Drama | 2016 Château Nico Lazaridi "Perpetuus" Semillon 84 Drama | 2015 & 2018 Costa Lazaridi "Amethystos" Sauvignon Blanc 66 Drama | 2018 Italy Punzi Pinot Grigio 48 Veneto | 2020 Abbazia di Novacella Pinot Grigio 58 Valle Isarco, Alto Adige | 2019 La Scolca Gavi di Gavi White Label 66 Piedmont | 2018 Pacherhof Kerner 74 Valle Isarco, Alto Adige | 2015 & 2019 Spain K5 Pilota Txakolina 56 Getariako Txakolina | 2018 Pazo Señorans Albariño 62 Rias Baixas | 2019 Granbazan Albariño "Etiqueta Ambar" 64 Rias Baixas | 2017 Bodegas Naia "Naiades" Verdejo 78 Rueda | 2014 France loire valley Lauverjat "Moulin des Vrilleres" 62 Sancerre | 2020 Domaine Serge Dagueneau & Filles "Les Pentes" 75 Pouilly-Fume | 2018 Domaine Delaporte "Silex" 95 Sancerre | 2018 6 | white wine burgundy Domaine William Fevre "Fourchaume" 1er Cru 375mL 56 Chablis | 2014 Domaine Christian Moreau Pere et Fils 84 Chablis | 2016 Louis Michel & Fils, "Butteaux" 1er Cru 94 Chablis | 2017 Louis Michel & Fils, "Grenouilles" Grand Cru 185 Chablis | 2017 Domaine J.A. Ferret 96 Pouilly-Fuisse | 2018 Domaine de la Folie "Clos St Jacques" 1er Cru 110 Rully | 2014 Olivier Leflaive, Puligny-Montrachet 148 Puligny-Montrachet | 2017 bordeaux, rhône, southern france Château La Rame 60 Bordeaux | 2017 Château d'Yquem "Y" 380 Sauternes | 2011 Château de Saint Cosme Condrieu 150 Condrieu | 2017 Domaine Matassa 86 Cotes des Catalanes | 2012 Andre Brunel "Les Cailloux" 112 Châteauneuf-du-Pape | 2017 white wine | 7 Germany & Austria Bollig-Lehnert Riesling Kabinett 56 Mosel, Germany | 2018 Dreissigacker Bechtheimer Riesling Trocken 70 Rheinhessen, Germany | 2013 Hexamer Riesling Spätlese Halbtrocken 92 Schloßböckelheimer in Den Felsen, Nahe, Germany | 2005 Eder Federspiel Grüner Veltliner 60 Wachau, Austria | 2015 Brundlmayer Grüner Veltliner "Kamptaler Terrassen" 74 Kamptal, Austria | 2016 United States chardonnay - california Balletto "Unoaked" 62 Russian River Valley | 2016 Sandhi 68 Santa Barbara County | 2016 Neyers 304 68 Sonoma County | 2019 Clos Pegase "Mitsuko's Vineyard" 72 Carneros-Napa Valley | 2018 Matthiasson "Linda Vista Vineyard" 85 Napa Valley | 2018 Brewer-Clifton 85 Santa Rita Hills | 2016 Ramey 98 Sonoma Coast | 2016 Cakebread Cellars 105 Napa Valley | 2019 DuMol 137 Russian River Valley | 2018 Radio-Coteau "Savoy Vineyard" 144 Anderson Valley | 2016 Krupp Brothers "Stage Coach Vineyard" 155 Napa Valley | 2017 Aubert "Larry Hyde & Sons Vineyard" 195 Carneros | 2013 8 | white wine chardonnay - oregon Goodfellow Chardonnay 92 Ribbon Ridge, Willamette Valley | 2016 Robert Brittan Chardonnay 100 Willamette Valley | 2015 sauvignon blanc Groth 68 Napa Valley | 2018 Maxville 72 Napa Valley | 2017 Twomey 74 Napa & Sonoma County | 2019 The Ojai Vineyard “McGinley Vineyard” 80 Santa Ynez Valley | 2017 Lail Vineyards “Blueprint” 110 St. Helena, Napa Valley | 2016 Around the World Cloudy Bay "Te Koko" Sauvignon Blanc 125 Malborough, New Zealand | 2016 Analemma "Atavus" Gewurztraminer 76 Columbia Gorge | 2014 Don David Torrontés 55 Calchaqui Valley, Argentina | 2018 Pikes Dry Riesling 58 Clare Valley, Australia | 2015 Domaine Bott-Geyl "Les Elements" Pinot Gris 72 Alsace, France | 2014 Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Muscat "Goldert" Grand Cru 120 Alsace, France | 2016 Château Musar 145 Bekaa Valley, Lebanon | 1998 white wine | 9 RED WINE Greece agiorgitiko Aivalis “Monopati” 68 Nemea | 2019 Aivalis “Le Sang de la Pierre” 82 Nemea | 2017 Skouras “Grande Cuvée” 88 Nemea | 2015 Gaia Estate 115 Nemea | 2016 xinomavro Dalamara "Naoussa" 52 Naoussa | 2017 Kir-Yianni Ramnista 75 Naoussa | 2016 Taralas 99 Naoussa | 2007 other indigenous varieties Douloufakis “Dafnios” Liatiko 52 Crete | 2017 Domaine Tatsis Limnio 62 Macedonia | 2017 Avantis Estate Mavrokoudoura 72 Evia, Greece | 2018 Tsantali Rapsani Reserve 84 Mount Athos, St. Panteleimon | 2013 Hatzidakis Mavrotragano 95 Santorini | 2013 Ktima Gerovassiliou “Avaton” Red Blend 145 Macedonia | 2013 10 | white wine international varieties Avantis Estate Syrah 60 Attica | 2017 Katogi Averoff 60 Naoussa | 2018 Alpha
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