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Wines by the Glass Rosé & Sparkling Wine Wines By The Glass Rosé & Sparkling Wine Prosecco, Cavaliere d’Oro, Glera, Prosecco, DOC, Veneto, Italy NV 9 Brut Rosé, Codorníu, “Anna de Codorníu”, Pinot Noir / Chardonnay, Cava, NV 10 DO, Spain Rosé, Grover Vineyards, “Art Collection”, Shiraz, Karnataka, India 2019 9 Moscato d'Asti, Saracco, Moscato d'Asti, DOCG, Piedmont, Italy 2019 9 White Wines Chardonnay, Carmenet, “Vintner’s Collection”, California 2018 10 Sauvignon Blanc, Grover Vineyards, “Art Collection”, Karnataka, India 2016 10 Riesling, August Kesseler, "R", Kabinett, Rheingau, Germany 2018 10 Pinot Grigio, Attems, Friuli, DOC, Italy 2019 9 Red Wines Pinot Noir, Union Wine Company, “Underwood”, Oregon 2019 10 Merlot, Drumheller Cellars, Columbia Valley, Washington 2017 9 Shiraz, Sula Vineyards, “Estate Bottled”, Maharashtra, India 2019 9 Malbec, Pascual Toso, Estate”, Maipú, Mendoza, Argentina 2019 10 Cabernet Sauvignon, Auspicion, California 2018 11 Cabernet Sauvignon / Shiraz, Grover Vineyards, “La Réserve”, Karnataka, 2017 12 India Sparkling Wines Bodegas Can Petit, “Single Estate”, Brut, Macabeu / Parellada, Cava, 101 NV 36 DO, Catalonia, Spain Maison de Grand Espirit, “L’être Magique”, Chardonnay / Pinot Noir / 102 NV 38 Gamay, Crémant de Bourgogne, AOC, France 103 Cavaliere d’Oro, Glera, Prosecco, DOC, Veneto, Italy NV 33 Nino Franco, “Rustico”, Glera, Valdobbiadene, Prosecco Superiore, 104 NV 41 DOCG, Veneto, Italy Champagnes AR Lenoble, “Intense”, Pinot Noir / Pinot Meunier / Chardonnay, 201 NV 84 Champagne, AOC, France Champagne Taittinger, “La Française”, Brut, Chardonnay / Pinot Noir 202 NV 110 / Pinot Meunier, Reims, Champagne, AOC, France Sparkling Rosé Codorníu, "Anna de Codorníu", Brut Rosé, Pinot Noir / Chardonnay, 301 NV 36 Cava, DO, Spain Maison Albert Bichot, “Crémant de Bourgogne”, Brut Rosé, Pinot Noir 302 NV 60 / Chardonnay / Gamay, Bourgogne, AOC, France Barboursville Vineyards, “Cuvée 1814”, Brut Rosé, Pinot Noir, Oltrepò 303 NV 56 Pavese, DOCG, Lombardy, Italy Rosé Champagne Nicholas Feuillatte, “Réserve”, Brut Rosé, Pinot Noir / Pinot Meunier / 401 NV 112 Chardonnay, Chouilly, Champagne, AOC, France Rosé 501 Barboursville Vineyards, “Allegranté”, Petit Syrah / Nebbiolo, Virginia 2019 41 Mathilde Chapoutier, “Grand Ferrage”, Grenache / Cinsault / Syrah / 502 2018 35 Rolle, Côtes de Provence, AOC, France 503 Grover Zampa Vineyards, “Art Collection", Shiraz, Karnataka, India 2019 33 Chardonnay 601 Mark Ryan Winery, “The Vincent”, Columbia Valley, Washington 2017 42 602 Carmenet, California 2018 36 603 Chalk Hill Winery, “Estate”, Chalk Hill, Sonoma, California 2017 62 Sonoma-Cutrer Vineyards, Russian River Ranches, Sonoma Coast, 604 2018 46 California The Prisoner Wine Company, “The Snitch”, Chardonnay / Roussanne, 605 2018 70 Napa Valley, California 606 Ferrari-Carano, “Reserve”, Carneros, Napa Valley, California 2018 65 607 Saintsbury, Carneros, Napa Valley, California 2017 55 608 Solitude, Carneros, California 2016 68 609 Talbott Vineyards, “Kali Hart”, Monterey, California 2017 38 610 Domaine Savary, Chablis, AOC, Bourgogne, France 2018 64 611 Bouchard Père & Fils, Pouilly-Fuissé, AOC, Bourgogne, France 2018 61 Cave de Lugny, “Les Charmes”, Mâcon-Lugny, AOC, Bourgogne, 612 2018 37 France 613 Rustenberg Winery, Stellenbosch, South Africa 2019 50 Sauvignon Blanc 701 Galerie, “Naissance”, Napa Valley, California 2018 65 702 Groth, Sauvignon Blanc / Semillon, Napa Valley, California 2019 55 703 Pascal Jolivet, Sancerre, AOC, Loire Valley, France 2018 68 704 Loveblock by Kim Crawford, Marlborough, New Zealand 2019 48 705 Villa Maria, “Cellar Selection”, Marlborough, New Zealand 2019 44 706 Yealands, Awatere Valley, Marlborough, New Zealand 2018 52 707 Grover Zampa Vineyards, “Art Collection", Karnataka, India 2019 36 Riesling 801 Eroica by Château Ste. Michelle, Columbia Valley, Washington 2018 35 802 Domaine Ostertag, “Les Jardins”, Alsace, AOC, France 2018 72 803 Reichsrat Von Buhl, Bone Dry, Pfalz, Germany 2018 48 804 August Kesseler, "R", Kabinett, Rheingau, Germany 2018 36 Markgraf Von Baden, “Durbacher Schlossberg”, Trocken, Ortenau, 805 2016 70 Baden, Germany Pinot Grigio 901 Bollini, Trentino-Alto Adige, DOC, Italy 2019 36 902 Santa Margherita, Alto Adige, DOC, Italy 2019 53 903 Attems, Friuli, DOC, Italy 2019 33 Pinot Blanc / Pinot Gris 1001 Chehalem, Pinot Gris, Chehalem Mountains, Willamette Valley, Oregon 2018 52 Domaines Schlumberger, “Les Prince Abbes”, Pinot Blanc, Alsace, 1002 2018 41 France Old World Whites 1101 Rémy Pannier, Chenin Blanc, Vouray, AOC, Loire Valley, France 2018 42 1102 Vinosia, Falanghina, Beneventano, IGT, Campania, Italy 2017 38 1103 Pfaffl, Grüner Veltliner, “Vom Haus”, Niederösterreich, Austria 2017 36 New World Whites Alexander Valley Vineyards, “Gewürz”, Gewürztraminer, Mendocino, 1201 2018 33 California Balletto Vineyards, “Estate”, Gewürztraminer, Russian River Valley, 1202 2018 53 Sonoma, California The Williamsburg Winery, “Wessex Hundred”, Viognier, Williamsburg, 1203 2018 47 Virginia Grover Zampa Vineyards, “Vijay Amritraj Reserve Collection”, 1204 2018 56 Viognier, Nandi Hills, India 1205 Sula Vineyards, Chenin Blanc, Nashik, India 2018 33 Virginia Wines Barboursville Vineyards, “Allegranté”, Rosé, Petit Syrah / Nebbiolo, 501 2019 41 Virginia The Williamsburg Winery, “Wessex Hundred”, Viognier, Williamsburg, 1203 2018 47 Virginia Barboursville Vineyards, “Reserve”, Cabernet Franc / Petit Verdot, 2503 2018 47 Virginia Pinot Noir 1301 Union Wine Company, “Underwood”, Oregon 2019 36 1302 Crowley, Willamette Valley, Oregon 2017 60 Panther Creek Cellars, “Winemaker’s Cuvée”, Willamette Valley, 1303 2019 56 Oregon 1304 Siduri, Willamette Valley, Oregon 2018 74 1305 Etude Wines, Grace Benoist Ranch, Carneros, California 2017 71 1306 Higher Ground, Central Coast, California 2018 35 1307 Talbott Vineyards, “Kali Hart”, Monterey, California 2017 47 1308 Laetitia Vineyard & Winery, “Estate”, Arroyo Grande Valley, California 2018 49 Bouchard Père & Fils, Pinot Noir, “La Vignée”, Bourgogne, AOC, 1309 2016 47 France 1310 Maison Louis Latour, Marsannay, AOC, Bourgogne, France 2017 67 Beaujolais Château du Moulin-À-Vent, “Couvent des Thorins”, Gamay, Moulin-à- 1401 2017 62 Vent, AOC, Beaujolais, France Maison Albert Bichot, “Les Charmes”, Gamay, Morgon, AOC, 1402 2018 60 Beaujolais, France 1403 Maison Louis Jadot, Gamay, Beaujolais-Villages, AOC, France 2018 33 Merlot 1501 Drumheller Cellars, Columbia Valley, Washington 2017 33 Northstar, Merlot / Cabernet Sauvignon / Petit Verdot, Columbia 1502 2015 50 Valley, Washington 1503 Clos Pegase, Mitsuko’s Vineyard, Carneros, Napa Valley, California 2016 54 1504 Alexander Valley Vineyards, Alexander Valley, California 2018 41 Syrah, Shiraz, & Petite Sirah 1601 Stags’ Leap Winery, Petite Sirah, Napa Valley, California 2016 80 J. Lohr Vineyards, “Tower Road”, Petite Sirah / Syrah, Paso Robles, 1602 2017 49 California Barossa Valley Estate, Grenache / Shiraz / Mourvèdre, Barossa 1603 2018 26 Valley, Australia 1604 Mollydooker, “The Boxer”, Shiraz, McLaren Vale, Australia 2017 59 1605 Sula Vineyards, Shiraz, Nashik, India 2019 33 Malbec 1701 Bodega Colomé, “Estate”, Upper Calchaquí Valley, Salta, Argentina 2018 62 Belasco de Baquedano, “AR Guentota”, Alto Agrelo, Luján de Cuyo, 1702 2016 54 Mendoza, Argentina 1703 Piatelli Vineyards, "Reserve", Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza, Argentina 2018 29 1704 Pascual Toso, "Estate", Maipú, Mendoza, Argentina 2019 36 1705 Château du Caillau, Cahors, AOC, France 2017 38 Zinfandel 1801 Wild Hog, “Nova Vineyards”, Lake County, California 2015 60 Artezin, “Old Vine”, Zinfandel / Petite Sirah / Carignan, Mendocino, 1802 2018 33 California Three Wine Company, “Old Vines”, Zinfandel / Petite Sirah / Carignan 1803 2016 41 / Alicante Bouschet, Contra Costa, California 1804 The Federalist, “1776”, Zinfandel / Syrah, Lodi, California 2017 35 Cabernet 1901 Auspicion, Cabernet Sauvignon, California 2018 38 Raymond Vineyards, "Sommelier Selection", Cabernet Sauvignon / 1902 2017 44 Merlot / Cabernet Franc, California Bellacosa, Cabernet Sauvignon / Merlot / Petit Verdot / Cabernet 1903 2016 52 Franc, North Coast, California Paul Dolan Vineyards, Cabernet Sauvignon / Petit Verdot, 1904 2017 44 Mendocino, California Black Stallion, Cabernet Sauvignon / Petit Verdot / Merlot / Malbec, 1905 2017 56 Napa Valley, California The Hess Collection, "Allomi", Cabernet Sauvignon / Petite Sirah / 1906 2017 65 Malbec / Merlot / Petit Verdot, Napa Valley, California Orin Swift, “Palermo”, Cabernet Sauvignon / Merlot / Cabernet Franc, 1907 2018 112 Napa Valley, California Raymond Vineyards, "Reserve", Cabernet Sauvignon / Petit Verdot / 1908 2016 101 Petite Sirah / Merlot, Napa Valley, California Sanctuary Wines, Cabernet Sauvignon, Rutherford, Napa Valley, 1909 2016 68 California Francis Ford Coppola Winery, “Director’s Cut”, Cabernet Sauvignon / 1910 Petit Verdot / Cabernet Franc / Malbec / Merlot, Alexander Valley, 2017 52 California Louis M. Martini, Cabernet Sauvignon / Petite Sirah, Alexander Valley, 1911 2017 71 California 1912 Beringer Vineyards, Cabernet Sauvignon, Knights Valley, California 2017 53 Cabernet Blends Mark Ryan Winery, “The Vincent”, Cabernet Sauvignon / Merlot / 2001 2017 52 Malbec, Columbia Valley, Washington Dry Creek Vineyard, “The Mariner” Cabernet Sauvignon / Merlot / 2002 2017 111 Petit Verdot / Cabernet Franc / Malbec /, Dry Creek Valley, California Tooth & Nail, “The Possessor”, Cabernet Sauvignon / Merlot / Petite 2003 2016 65 Sirah / Syrah, Tolliver Ranch Vineyard, Paso Robles, California Grover Zampa Vineyards, “Art Collection”,
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