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Wine Director: Pedro Gonçalves WINE DIRECTOR: PEDRO GONÇALVES HEAD SOMMELIER: ADAM PETRONZIO SOMMELIER: JOANNA WYZGOWSKA "Wine has been the foremost of luxuries to millennia of mankind." - Hugh Johnson, The Story of Wine Cocktails The "New" Oceana 15 absolut vodka, lillet, grapefruit liquor, pear, lemon juice, cucumber, mint The "Doc Holliday" 15 old overholt rye, campari, contratto sweet vermouth, lemon juice, thyme Gin and Ginger 15 gin, housemade ginger ale, citrus, pineapple, lemon bitters, drunken raisins Chipotle Margarita 15 avion anejo, triple sec, lime juice, pineapple juice, house made chipotle syrup Finlandia Fizz 15 finlandia vodka, liquor 43, pineapple juice, lemon juice, black walnut bitters The Mariano 15 gin, fresh lime juice, oregano syrup, club soda The Feliciano 15 avion anejo, blackberry brandy, triple sec, lime juice, pineapple juice, agave nectar The Jackson 15 g'vine nouaison gin, elderflower liqueur, orange and lemon juice, honey The Cullen 15 44 north huckleberry vodka, aperol, rhubarb, lime, ginger, mint Diplomatic Mojito 15 diplomatico rum, lime juice, jalapeno, ginger, mint Jalapeno Gin Fizz 15 greenhook beach plum gin, apple jack, peach schnapps, cava, jalapeno, lemon ♥Purple Heart♥ 15 Elijah Craig 12 year Bourbon, cherry brandy, Ginger, Lemon juice Red / White / Rose Sangria 12 Sake 394 Mizuho Kuromatsu Kenbishi, "Junmai", Kenbishi Shuzo - 720ml 112 391 Manotsuru, Four Diamonds, "Junmai Ginjo" Genshu - 500ml 90 390 Ten To Chi, "Heaven & Earth", "Junmai Daiginjo", - 720ml 100 392 Jokigen, "Junmai Ginjo" -720ml 75 Draught Beer Goose Island, IPA, Chicago 9 Sam Adams Lager, Boston 9 Kelso Nut Brown Lager, New York 9 Stella Artois, Leuven, Belgium 9 Sierra Nevada Nooner Pilsner, Chico California 9 Bluemoon White Ale, Colorado 9 Bass Pale Ale, UK 9 Murphy's Stout, Ireland 9 Bottled Beer lager Heineken, Lager, Amsterdam, Holland 7 Heineken Light, Lager, Amsterdam, Holland 7 Peroni, Rome, Italy 7 Budweiser, United States 7 Stella Artois, Leuven, Belgium 9 Amstel Light, Lager, Amsterdam, Holland 7 Rolling Rock Extra Pale Lager, Latrobe Pennsylvania 7 saison-farmhouse Saison Dupont, Farmhouse Ale, Unfiltered, Bottle conditioned, Belgium 10 pilsner Victory, Prima Pils, Downington, Pennsylvania 9 american ales Lagunitas, IPA, Petaluma, California 9 Goose Island, Honkers Ale, Chicago 7 Sierra Nevada, Pale Ale, California 7 belgian style Trappistes Rochefort (6), Ale, Belgium 12 Allagash, White Ale, Portland, Maine 9 Hoegaarden, White Ale, Belgium 8 Rodenbach Flemish Sour, Roeselare, Belgium 10 amber-brown Abita Turbodog, Abita Springs, Louisiana 9 Innis & Gunn Irish Whiskey Cask Aged Ale, Scotland 9 Innis & Gunn Scottish Porter Cask Aged Ale, Scotland 9 dark Ayinger Celebrator, doppelbock, Strong Lager, Germany 9 seasonal Spaten Oktoberfest, Munich, Germany 8 gluten free Redbridge Lager, St. Louis Missouri 7 non-alcoholic Einbecker, Germany 7 Wines by the Glass Also available in half glass or 12.5oz carafe sparkling wines glass Rose, Raventos I Blanc, 'de Nit', 2012, Barcelona, Spain 16 Champagne, Taittinger, "Cuvée Prestige", Brut, NV, Reims, France 24 white wines Muskat Ottonel, Sepp Moser, 2008, neuseidlersee, Austria 10 Riesling, C.H. Berres, "Impulse", 2013, Mosel, Germany 12 Romorantin, François Cazin, "Cuvée Renaissance", Moelleux, 2010, Cour-Cheverny, Loire, France 16 Pinot Grigio, Colimoro, 2014, Alto Adige, Italy 12 Sancerre, Domaine Reverdy-Ducroux, "Les Vignes Silex", 2013, Loire, France 14 Sauvignon Blanc, Anakena, 2014, Valle Central, Chile 10 Chardonnay, Carpe Diem, 2013, Anderson Valley, California 19 Chablis, Simonnet-Febvre, 2013, Burgundy, France 14 rosé wine Syrah, Grenache, Chateau Valcombe, 2014, Costieres de Nimes, France 10 red wines Pinot Noir, Saint-Aubin, Henri Prudhon, "Les Argillers", 2011, Burgundy, France 19 Pinot Noir, Dutton Goldfield, "Dutton Ranch", 2013, Russian River Valley, California 19 Merlot, Selby, Sonoma County, 2013, California 12 Malbec, Bianchi, "Particular", 2011, San Rafael, Argentina 18 Touriga Nacional Blend, Herdade do Peso, "Trinca Bolotas", 2013, Alentejo, Portugal 12 Cabernet Sauvignon, Atticus John, 2011, Napa Valley, California 20 Sommelier Selections White Wines New World 727 Gewürztraminer, Brooks, "Oak Ridge Vineyard", 2012, Columbia Gorge, Oregon 66 733 Sylvaner, Scribe, "Ode to Emil #11", 2011, Sonoma, California 95 648 Semillon, Kalin Cellars, 1999, Livermore Valley, California 103 738 Rkatsiteli, Dr Konstantin Frank, 2009, Finger Lakes, New York 53 Old World 832 Chardonnay, Domaine Sylvain Pataille, "Le Charme aux Pretres", 2007, Burgundy 152 1420 Riesling, Hager Matthias, "Terrassen", 2013, Kamptal, Austria 65 1631 Godello, A Coroa, 2007, Valdeorras, Spain 51 1640 Furmint, Royal Tokaji, 2009, Hungary 41 Red Wines New World 1902 Arizona Red Wine, "Nachise", AZ Stronghold, 2010, Coshise County, Arizona 72 2233 Cabernet Franc, Stratus, 2009, Niagara-on-the-lake, Ontario, Canada 90 2033 Cabernet Sauvignon, Amapola Creek, 2009, Sonoma County, California 160 2276 Malbec, Bedell, 2012, North Fork, Long Island, New York 85 1959 Yalumba, "The Strapper", G.S.M, 2010, Barossa, Australia 55 Old World 3096 Ciro Rosso Classico Superiore, Scala, "Duri Riserva" , 2007, Calabria, Italy 74 2912 Syrah, Chateau Maris, "Les Planels", 2009, Languedoc, France 120 2911 Poulsard, Domaine Labet, 2009, Cotes du Jura, Jura, France 165 3261 Zweigelt, Weingut Pittnauer, 2007, Neusiedlersee, Burgenland, Austria 43 3241 Okuzgozu, kayra Vintage, "Aydincik, Elazig", 2009, Turkey 65 3161 Touriga Nacional, Quinta Vale D. Maria, 2008, Douro, Portugal 110 Wine Director Special Deals 285 Champagne, Krug, Brut, 1985, Reims, France 600 552 Chardonnay, Cloudburst, Reserve, 2010, Margaret River, Australia 200 935 Montrachet, Domaine des Comtes Lafon, 1981, Burgundy, France 1200 1238 Hermitage Blanc, Jean-Louis Chave, 2007, Rhone, France 300 1967 Shiraz, Greenock Creek, "Roennfeldt Road", 1996, Barossa Valley, Australia 800 2007 Cabernet Sauvignon, Wild Duck Creek, "Estate Reserve", 1998, Heathcote, Australia 450 2025 Cabernet Sauvignon, Bryant Family Vineyard, 2000, Napa Valley, California 600 2593 Château Latour, 1966, Pauillac, France 1300 2596 Château Latour, 1975, Pauillac, France 675 Sparkling Wine oregon 226 Argyle, Brut, 2007, Willamette Valley 70 australia 211 Jansz, Brut Cuvee, NV, Tasmania 70 Champagne 247 Taittinger, "Prelude", NV, Reims 266 203 Taittinger, "Cuvee Prestige", Brut, NV, Reims 96 210 Lanson, "Black Label", Brut, NV, Reims 165 299 de Meric, "Catherine de Medicis", NV, Aÿ (Magnum) 378 vintage 269 Pol Roger, Brut Réserve, 2004, Epernay 333 246 Alfred Gratien, Grand Cru Blanc de Blanc, 2007, Epernay 260 218 Vilmart & Cie, "Grand Cellier D'Or", Brut, Premier Cru, 2008, Rilly a Montagne 265 309 Lanson, "Noble Cuvee", Brut, 1979, Reims (Magnum) 600 312 Lanson,"Noble Cuvee", Brut, 1976, Reims (Magnum) 700 214 Lanson, "Gold Label", Brut, 2002, Reims 255 241 Charles Heidsieck, "Blanc des Millenaires", 1995, Reims 535 270 Piper-Heidsieck, "Rare", 1999, Reims 550 285 Krug, Brut, 1985, Reims 600 297 Krug, Brut, 1998, Reims 675 france 204 Domaine Huet, Vouvray Pétillant, Brut 2007 84 spain 346 Recaredo, Brut de Brut, Gran Reserva Brut Nature, 2005, Sant Saurni D'Anoia, Barcelona 150 324 Avinyo, Cava Reserva Brut, NV, Penedes 48 italy 330 Nino Franco, Prosecco Superiore, "Rustico", Brut, NV, Veneto 51 328 Ca' del Bosco, Brut, 2003, Franciacorta, Lombardy 190 Sparkling … rosé bubbles 222 Schramsberg Vineyards, "Mirabelle", Brut, NV, Calistoga, California 64 202 Billecart-Salmon, Brut Rose, N.V, Mareuil-sur Ay, France (Magnum) 540 264 Pol Roger, Brut Réserve, 2004, Epernay, Champagne, France 333 207 Patrick Bottex, Bugey-Cerdon, "La Cueille", NV, (Little Sweet), Savoie, France 63 326 Raventos I Blanc, de Nit, 2012, Barcelona, Spain 68 Still Wines - Rosé 351 Mainqué, Pinot Noir, 2013, Patagonia, Argentina 68 344 my Essential, 2013, IGP Méditerranée, France 45 336 Chateau Valcombe, 2014, Costieres de Nimes, France 40 358 Domaine Tempier, 2014, Bandol, Provence, France 112 Half Bottles sparkling 102 Gruet, Blanc de Noirs, Method Champenoise, N.V, New Mexico 40 101 Billecart-Salmon, "Brut Reserve" N.V, Mareuil-sur Ay, Champagne 75 white wine 126 Cortese, Franco M. Martinetti, 2012, Gavi, Piedmont, Italy 40 109 Furmint, MA'D, 2012, Tokaji, Hungary 35 123 Condrieu, Yves Cuilleron, à Chavanay, "La Petite Côte", 2012, Rhone, France 98 119 Gewurztraminer, Littorai, "Lemon's Folly", 2010, Sonoma Coast, California 105 red wine 188 Mercurey, Domaine Faiveley, "Clos des Myglands", 1er Cru, 2011, Burgundy, France 72 160 Pauillac, "Les Tourelles de Longueville", 2009, Bordeaux, France 95 174 Nuits-St-George, Domaine Henri Gouges, 2012, Burgundy, France 110 189 Chassange-Montrachet, Domaine Jean-Marc Morey, "Les Champ-Gains", 2009, Burgundy, France 78 161 Cabernet Sauvignon, Continuum, 2010, Napa Valley, California 260 164 Syrah, Qupe, "Bien Nacido Vineyard", 2010, Santa Maria, California 48 157 Rioja, Crianza, Vina Real, "Plata", 2009, Rioja, Spain 35 181 Amarone della Valpolicella, Laformica, 2008, Veneto, Italy 80 New World White Wine New World White Wine... Chardonnay oregon 401 Greg Linn, "Roserock", 2009, Eola-Amity Hills, Willamette Valley 240 california 518 Carpe Diem, 2013, Anderson Valley 72 411 Patz & Hall, "Alder Springs Vineyard", 2003, Mendocino 212 433 Donelan, "Nancie", 2011, Sonoma County 145 504 Peter Michael, "Mon Plaisir", 2007, Sonoma County (Magnum) 700 505 Peter Michael, "Ma Belle Fille", 2007, Knights Valley (Magnum) 785 490 Ceritas "Porter Bass Vineyard", 2011, Sonoma Coast 160 451 Ceritas "Porter
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