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013 Sommariva, Prosecco Glera | Connegliano Valdobbiadene, Italy 01.12.20 WI N E AMERICAN WHITES SPARKLING 151 Au Bon Climat 56. 013 Sommariva, Prosecco 48. Chardonnay | Santa Barbara County CA ‘17 Glera | Connegliano Valdobbiadene, Italy NV 140 Lieu Dit 45. 148 Cyril Zang, Cidre 40. Sauvignon Blanc | Santa Ynez Valley, CA ‘17 60 Heirloom Apples | Normandy, France ‘16 147 Maître de Chai, Herron Vineyard 75. 135 Stefan Vetter, Methode Rurale Cidre 40. Sauvignon Blanc | Sonoma Valley CA ‘14 Franconian Apples| Franken, Germany ‘16 135 POE Wines, Manchester Ridge Vineyard 95. 105 Les Capriades, Methode Ancestrale ‘Bulle Rouge’ 60. Chardonnay | Mendocino, CA ‘16 Gamay | Loire France ‘18 157 Presqu’ile Vineyard 45. 103 Stein ‘Ohne’ Aldegunder Klosterkammer Sekt 100. Chardonnay | Santa Maria Valley CA ‘17 Riesling | Mosel, Germany ‘11 144 Matthew Rorick, Forlorn Hope ‘Nacre’ 40. CHAMPAGNE Semillon| Napa Valley CA ‘11 099 Paul Clouet, Brut Half Bottle 48. ELSEWHERE WHITES Bouzy Grand Cru | NV 130 Elena Walch 45. 100 Champagne Lallier Brut ‘Grand Reserve’ 75. Pinot Grigio | Alto Adige, Italy ‘18 Aÿ | NV 138 R. Lopez de Heredia, Vina Tondonia Reserva 95. 101 Taittinger ‘Brut La Francaise’ 95. Viura, Malvasia | Rioja, Spain ‘01 Reims | NV 143 Emidio Pepe 200. 101 Gonnet-Médeville, 1er Cru Brut Tradition 250. Pecorino | Colli Aprutini, Italy ‘13 Bisseuil 1er Cru | NV Magnum* 012 Gönc Winery, ‘Pavel’ 48. 102 Gosset, Grand Rosé 185. Kerner | Ptuj, Slovenia ‘18 Aÿ | NV 014 Fattoria de Sammontana, ‘Prunecchio’ 48. 108 Saint-Chamant, Extra Brut 200. Sauvigon Blanc, Malvasia, Trebbiano | Tuscany, Italy ‘17 Epernay ‘06 160 Moric, ‘Hidden Treasures’ No.1’ 75. FRENCH WHITES Furmint | Tokaji, Hungary ‘17 158 Chateau de Peronne, Guillemin 48. ROSÉ Chardonnay | Macon-Peronne, Burgundy, France ‘16 133 Clos Cibonne,Cuvée Speciale Vignettes Rosé 60. 142 Domaine du Closel, ‘Belle-Dame’ 70. Tibouren | Cru Classe, Provence, France ‘18 Chenin Blanc | Loire ‘17 136 Vending Machine Wines, ‘Field Trip Stock’ 40. 155 Pierre Morin, ‘Chêne Marchand’ 70. Rotberger, Blaufrankisch, Gruner Veltliner | OR ‘18 Sauvignon Blanc | Sancere, Loire ‘17 131 Domaine de la Foquette, Cuvée Rosée d’Aurore 44. 14 Domaine Jean Aubron, Vieilles Vignes 48. Grenache, Cinsault, Rolle | Provence, France ‘18 Sauvignon Blanc | Loire ‘18 12 Domaine Du Salvard 48. 159 Domaine Guy Robin, Vieilles Vignes 78. Gamay, Pinot | Loire, France ‘18 Chardonnay | Chablis, Burgundy ‘17 145 Julien Altaber, Bourgogne Blanc 75. Aligote | Burgundy ‘18 SOMM PICKS 141 Domaine Alain Chavy, En Remilly 130. Chardonnay | Saint-Aubin 1er Cru, Burgundy ‘16 Enderle & Moll, ‘Buntsandstein’ 154 Domaine de La Chapelle, Pouilly-Fuissé 70. 65. Chardonnay | Burgundy ‘18 (Long Maceration) Muller-Thurgau | Germany ‘18 GERMAN WHITES Trailblazers Enderle & Moll are reavealing the potential of natural wine in Baden Germany. They do little to their wines 139 Peter Lauer, Faß 2 Ayler Kupp 75. beyond foot-stomping the grapes and de-stemming some of Riesling | Mosel ‘17 the clusters. This is their smallest production wine of Muller- Thurgau. Grown on colored sandstone, and macerated for 152 J.B. Becker, Kabinet Trocken 60. 3 weeks. It’s one of their most aromatic and concentrated Riesling | Wallufer Walkenberg, Rheingau ‘15 wines. 137 Brand, Pur Cuvée ‘Elis’ 90. Moric, ‘Hidden Treasures’ No.1 75. Silvaner | Pfalz ‘16 Furmint | Tokaj, Hungary ‘17 157 Julian Haart, ‘1000L’ 55. With Hidden Treasures No. 1, we meet Attila Homonna from Riesling | Mosel ‘18 the famed Tokaj region, who’s Panonian Plain vineyards were once the most sought after and expensive in the world. Two 107 Enderle & Moll, ‘Buntsandstein’ 65. world wars, communism, and phyloxerra, nearly destroyed (Long Maceration) Muller-Thurgau | Germany ‘18 their calibur. Roland Velich (of MORIC wines) seeks out “undiscovered” winemakers who work with unsung grapes to give them their due attention. 01.12.20 FRENCH REDS AMERICAN REDS 224 Domaine Edmond Cornu et Fils, ‘Les Bons Ores’ 85. 235 Au Bon Climat 55. Pinot Noir | Chorey-Les-Beaune, Burgundy ‘15 Pinot Noir | Santa Barbara County, CA ‘17 215 Domaine Michel Guillard, Vielles Vignes 150. 26 Cooper Hill 50. Pinot Noir | Gevrey-Chambertin, Burgundy ‘16 Pinot Noir | Willamette Valley, OR ‘18 204 Dom. Harmand-Geoffroy, ‘La Bossière’ 250. 223 Stoller 60. Pinot Noir | Gevrey-Chambertin 1er Cru, Burgundy ‘11 Pinot Noir | Dundee Hills, OR ‘17 022 Domaine Dupeuble 52. 203 Anne Amie, ‘Winemakers Selection’ Magnum 180. Gamay | Beaujolais ‘18 Pinot Noir | Willamette Valley, OR ‘12 212 Méo-Camuzet, ‘Clos du Chapitre’ 200. 220 RAEN, Cuvée Royal St.Robert 150. Pinot Noir | Fixin 1er Cru, Burgundy ‘16 Pinot Noir | Sonoma Coast, CA ‘17 211 Domaine Bois de Boursan 120. 025 Oracle Cellars 50. Grenache, Syrah, Mourvedre | Chateauneuf-du-Pape ‘16 Cabernet Sauvignon | Mendicino, CA ’17 243 024 Saint Cosme 44. Hoopes Vineyard 130. Syrah | Côtes du Rhone ‘18 Cabernet Sauvignon | Napa, CA ‘13 213 214 E. Guigal, Vignes de l’Hospice 190. Simkins Family Vineyard, ‘Burly’ 150. Syrah | Saint-Joseph, Rhone ‘13 Cabernet Sauvignon | Coombsville, Napa, CA ‘16 221 251 Jeremy Quastana ‘Cot Lectif’ 58. Long Meadow Ranch, Farmstead 75. Cabernet Sauvignon | Napa Valley, CA ‘18 Côt | Loire ‘18 255 Vending Machine Winery, ‘Double Shotgun’ 70. 233 Château Plince 65. Merlot, Cab Franc, Cab Sauv | Pommerol, Bordeaux ‘12 Petit Verdot, Cabernet France | Napa, CA ‘15 210 232 Domaine J. Denuziére 110. Paydirt 64. Syrah | Cornas ‘15 Zinfandel, Syrah, Mourvedre, Petit Syrah | Paso Robles, CA ‘17 232 Clos du Jaugueyron, ‘Nout’ Margaux 150. ELSEWHERE, REDS Cab Sauv, Merlot, Cab Franc, Petit Verdot | Bordeaux ‘15 202 Raul Joffre Vinedos, ‘Reunion’ 40. ITALIAN REDS Malbec | Mendoza, Argentina ‘18 14 253 Montevertine, Le Pergole Torte 190. Bodega El Porvenir, ‘Amauta’ 40. Sangiovese | Colorino Chianti ‘14 Malbec | Valle de Cafayate, Salta, Argentina ‘18 252 240 Gio Domico Negro, ‘Angelin’ 40. Roberto Bonfati, Alpha Gran Reserva 85. Nebbiolo | Langhe ‘17 Malbec | Mendoza, Argentina ‘15 241 254 DeForville, ‘Dolcetto d’Alba’ 45. Joiseph Piroska, Rotwein Trocken 60. Dolcetto | Alba ‘18 Rotberger, Pinot Noir | Osterreich, Austria ‘18 222 Oddero, Barbera D’Asti Superiore Nizza 75. SPANISH REDS Barbera | Asti ‘15 244 Remelluri, Reserva 165. 230 DeForville, ‘Loreto’ 90. Tempranillo, Garnacha, Graciano | Rioja, Spain ’09 Nebbiolo | Barbaresco ‘15 250 R.Lopez de Heredia, Vina Bosconia Reserva 75. 231 Simone Scaletta, Bricco San Pietro 95. Tempranillo | Rioja , Spain ‘07 Nebbiolo | Barolo ‘13 SOMM PICKS Clos Cibonne,Cuvée Speciale Vignettes Rosé Vending Machine Winery, ‘Double Shotgun’ Tibouren | Cru Classe, Provence, France ‘18 60. Petit Verdot, Cabernet France | Napa, CA ‘15 70. Clos Cibonne has been making world class rosés since the Local New Orleans Winemakers Monica Bourgeois and Neil 1930’s. Refurbished in the 90’s, today the estate crafts a Gernon bring us their cult classic “Double Shotgun”. The wine that is completely its own. Combining a rare grape with name being an apparent nod to our our local architecture, a unique aging process that harkens back to the orignial also teases its boisterous character. Hand harvested from way they were made for Louis XVI! The Cuvée Spéciale des prime Southwest facing hills at the base of the Stags Leap Vignettes is sourced only from the estate’s oldest vines just range. It undergoes a long maceration giving the wine its bold meters from the coast. After harvest, the wines are fermented blackfruited backbone. Finishing with a touch of French Oak, in stainless steel and then aged under fleurette (a thin veil of aging and bottled unfiltered. An awesome locally distributed yeast) in 100-year-old, 1500L foudres. A truly reverant rosé, choice for people that enjoy “full-bodied” blends and california with charming stonefruit freshness and unabashed power. sunshine..
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