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Champagne & Sparkling ~ Rose Wines ~ CHAMPAGNE & SPARKLING ~ Glass Bottle 1 LOUIS DE SACY, "Grand Cru", brut, Verzy, Champagne, France 72,00 60% Pinot Noir, 40% Chardonnay, subtle and well balance, great "Terroir" character with delicacy 2 LOUIS DE SACY, "Grand Cru", brut, Verzy, Champagne, France 1/2 btl 39,00 3 MARION BOSSER, Blanc de Blanc, Extra Brut, Premier Cru, Champagne, France 89,00 100% Chardonnay, its lemony nose, apple and minerality opens up to a firm and untamed palate 4 BLANQUETTE DE LIMOUX, Cuvee J.P. Brut 2017, Methode Champenoise 12,00 39,00 Methode traditionelle, blend of Mauzac, Chenin Blanc and Chardonnay, from Limoux in Languedoc PROVENCE ROSE WINES GLASS BOTTLLE 90 ROSE DE PROVENCE, Chateau Saint Pierre, Cuvee Tradition 2018 13,00 45,00 60% Cinsault, 40% Grenache, Great fullness in the mouth, a rich wine with great character, excellent aromatic length 91 BANDOL, Chateau Val d'Arenc, Gerald Damidot, Rose Provence 2018 59,00 80% Mourverdre, 10% Grenache, 10% Cineault, balanced complex emphasizing fruit & finesse. ~ WHITE WINES ~ LOIRE 11 VOUVRAY, sec, Chateau Moncontour, 2018 12,00 39,00 Chenin Blanc dry, fine, slightly woody aromas & mocha notes, wonderful attack on the palate & smooth, satin finish. 12 SANCERRE, Domaine de la Raimbauderie, Loire, 2019 15,00 52,00 Crisp, aromatic, medium bodied Sauvignon Blanc. Fresh acidity, lovely, lingering finish. 13 REUILLY BLANC, Domaine Aujard, "Tradition", Loire Valley, 2017 45,00 Sauvignon Blanc, bright & aromatic, distinctly mineral with a fine, refreshing and lacy structure. 14 QUINCY, Domaine Lecomte, "Tradition", Val de Loire 2017 49,00 100% Sauvignon Blanc, fine, light and round texture punctuated by a distinctive minerality . Very harmonious. BOURGOGNE (100% Chardonnay) 15 MACON VINZELLES, Cave des Grands Crus, Maconnais, 2018 13,00 45,00 The palate is light, smooth and velvety. The flavour profile is layered with straw, chalk, clove, pineapple and apple pie. 16 POUILLY FUISSE, Domaine Auvigne, Cuvee Classique, Maconnais, 2018/2017 1/2 btl.39 69,00 Classic French Chardonnay, Hazelnut aromas & white flowers. rich and round, soft and fleshy 17 CHABLIS, Patrick Piuze, "Terroir De Fye" Chablis, 2018 75,00 Ripe stone fruit, oyster shell on the nose, this Chardonnay is round, well textured with a long finish 18 SAVIGNY les Beaune 1er CRU, Domaine Tawse "Les Vergelesses", 2017 94,00 Beautifully dense aromatics of smoked chalk, golden apples, fresh herbs, lemon cream, limestone minerality. ALSACE 19 PINOT BLANC, Domaine Bernhard & Reibel, Alsace, 2018 39,00 The range of flavors is focused on citrus fruits, lemon peel but also white flesh fruits, medium dry CALIFORNIA - OREGON 24 J.LOHR Arroyo Vista Chardonnay, Arroyo Seco, Monterey, 2018 44,00 Full bodied and rich Chardonnay, stonefruit notes and a touch of oak from barrel fermentation and aging 26 DAVIS BYNUM, Chardonnay, River West Vineyard, Russian River Valley, Sonoma, 2016 49,00 Opens up with toasty brioche, hazelnut and baking spice, a lush finish balanced with acidity and a rich creaminess. 27 CARDWELL HILL Cellars, Pinot Gris, Willemette Valley, 2020 12,00 39,00 Crisp apple and melon flavors, medium dry, fruity and honey notes on the finish.
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