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Beveragemenu BEVERAGE MENU 07 01 21 Corkage fee: $50 per 750mL COCKTAIL LIST BRIGHT + REFRESHING SPIRITOUS + CONVINCING SILVER LINING 18 20 Ketel One Grapefruit Rose Botanical, Lillet Blanc, HILLTOP MARTINI verjus, and local honey. Absolut Elyx Vodka and a splash of Jardesca Aperitiva. Served tall and fizzy with Fever Tree Grapefruit Soda. Served up with lemon essence, grilled olives and a twist. EYE BRIGHT 18 BARREL-AGED BROOKLYN 22 Bombay Sapphire Gin, fresh melon, citrus, and garden Woodford Reserve and EH Taylor Rye Whiskey, Cocchi herbs with a touch of carrot. Vermouth di Torino, Bigallet China-China and Luxardo Shaken cold over ice. Maraschino. Aged in a custom, charred-oak barrel. Stirred cold and served up. INVERSION LAYER 18 19 Espolon Tequila Blanco, cucumber, HOUSE OLD FASHIONED Chareau Aloe Liqueur with fresh lime. Wild Turkey Rare Breed Bourbon, Zacapa 23yr Rum, Shaken cold over ice with a spicy salt rim. Giffard Apricot, Bogart’s bitters, vanilla and citrus oil. Served on ice. AFTERNOON FIZZ 19 22 Earl Grey-infused Maker’s Mark Bourbon, DARK WATCHER Fever Tree Ginger Ale, egg white and lemon. Del Maguey Santo Domingo Albarradas Mezcal, Flash blended and served over ice with freshly grated Campari, Amaro Angeleno, Martini + Rossi Vermouth and cinnamon. cardamom cold brew coffee. Aged in a custom, toasted-oak barrel. Stirred cold and served on ice. PCB 18 Rayu Mezcal, passionfruit, vanilla and citrus. Shaken and served up with lime salt. REFRESHMENTS + RESTORATIVES ZERO-PROOF COCKTAILS BOTTLES RASPBERRY FIZZ 13 Fentiman’s: Cherry Cola, Rose Lemonade 8 Navarro Vineyards Verjus and juice of Pinot Noir shaken with Small Hands raspberry syrup and vitamin B drops. Fever Tree: Indian Tonic, Lemon Soda or Ginger Beer 200ml 6 GINGER PALMER 13 5 Iced Rooibos tea, ginger, turmeric and lemon Root Beer, Abita 12oz SUN KING 13 Sparkling chrysanthemum tea, yuzu and lime leaf. NEGRONI FRESCO 13 Seedlip Spice 94, Giffard Aperitif syrup, Greenbar Orange Bitters Soda, juniper essence. BEER LIST DRAFT BOTTLES + CANS 9 Stella Artois, Lager, BE Full Circle Brewing “Vanilla Illa” 16oz Milkshake IPA - Fresno, CA 13 Offshoot Beer Co. “Relax” IPA - Placentia, CA 9 Other Brother “Heermann’s Lager” - Seaside, CA 14 Alvarado St. Brewery “Mai Tai” Tropical IPA - Monterey, CA 9 Almanac Beer Co. “Sournova”, Barrel-Aged Sour - Alameda, CA 9 Other Brother “Seasider” 16oz IPA - Seaside, CA 14 Sierra Nevada Pale Ale - Chico, CA 9 Anderson Valley Oatmeal Stout - Boonville, CA 9 White Claw Hard Seltzer, Mango - Chicago, IL 7 Modelo Especial Lager - MX 6 Non-Alcoholic Athletic Brewing Copper Ale - San Diego, CA 6 Lagunitas Hoppy Refresher - Chico, CA 6 WINE LIST WINES BY THE GLASS WHITE RED G G ALBARIÑO Monterey, CA 2020 17 PINOT NOIR Santa Cruz, CA 2014 18 La Marea Santa Cruz Mountain Vineyards CHARDONNAY Monterey, CA 2017 23 RED BLEND Central Coast, CA 2017 17 I. Brand “Escolle Vineyard” McBride Sisters GRENACHE BLANC Healdsburg, CA 2018 17 CABERNET SAUVIGNON Napa Valley, CA 2018 24 Rootdown Wine Cellars Turnbull PINOT GRIS Napa Valley, CA 2019 16 PETITE SIRAH Suisun Valley, CA 2018 21 Hendry Vineyard Caymus-Suisun SAUVIGNON BLANC Coeur du Mont, FR 2019 16 NEBBIOLO Langhe, IT 2018 22 Marine Dubard Massolino CHARDONNAY Burgundy, FR 2019 28 GAMAY Beaujolais-Villages, 2016 24 FR Louis Latour Montagny 1er Cru Joseph Drouhin “La Grande Roche” PINOT NOIR Burgundy, FR 2018 32 Dom. Faiveley Mercurey 1er Cru “Le Clos du Roy” WINES BY THE GLASS SPARKLING ROSÉ G G BRUT CUVÈE SLH, CA 2014 22 MOURVÈDRE/ GRENACHE Paso Robles, CA 2018 18 Caraccioli Cellars Epoch Estate Wines BRUT CHAMPAGNE Tours-sur-Marne NV 27 PINOT NOIR Santa Barbara, CA 2018 19 Laurent-Perrier Sanford BRUT CHAMPAGNE Reims, FR NV 25 GRENACHE/ MOURVÈDRE Cote-de-Provence, 2019 19 FR Taittinger La Fete du Rose CHAMPAGNE + SPARKLING WINE 750mL 750mL 919 EXTRA BRUT Crouttes-sur- NV 135 912 BRUT Tours-sur-Marne, NV 130 Bourgeois-Diaz, “M” Marne, FR Laurent-Perrier FR 920 BRUT Bisseuil, FR NV 140 907 BRUT Reims, FR NV 155 Gonet-Medville, “Tradition” Veuve Clicquot “Yellow Label” 1er Cru 917 BRUT Reims, FR 2008 350 Veuve Clicquot “Le Grande Dame” 910 BRUT ROSÉ Mareuil-sur-Ay, NV 245 Billecart-Salmon FR 918 BRUT NATURE ROSÉ Urville, FR NV 155 Drappier 924 BRUT Hautvillers, FR 2010 495 Dom Perignon 923 BRUT Reims, FR NV 495 Krug 922 BLANC DE BLANC Le Mesnil 2007 900 Salon WHITE SAUVIGNON BLANC CHARDONNAY 510 Grimm’s Bluff “Estate” Santa Barbara, CA 2016 75 6002 Cruse, “Rorick Vineyard” Sierra Foothills, CA 2017 80 821 Massican Napa Valley, CA 2020 85 690 Hagafen Napa Valley, CA 2017 95 839 Cloudy Bay Marlborough, NZ 2020 85 627 Staglin Family Vineyard Napa Valley, CA 2017 195 819 Pascal Jolivet Sancerre Loire Valley, FR 2019 85 6001 Broc Cellars, “Michael Sonoma, CA 2016 115 820 Andreas Tscheppe Südsteiermark, AT 2017 160 Mara Vineyard” ”Green Dragonfly” 621 Kistler “Les Noisetiers” Sonoma, CA 2018 140 RIESLING + SYLVNER+ 688 Ramey “Hyde Vineyard” Sonoma, CA 2016 155 GEWURZTRAMINER + GRUNER VELTLINER 600 Ridge “Estate” Santa Cruz, CA 2017 120 607 Lucia Vineyards SLH, CA 2018 102 541 Joyce “Alluvial Fan” Riesling Monterey, CA 2017 65 606 Lucia Vineyards SLH, CA 2018 150 890 Stirm “Wirz Vineyard” Riesling Cienega Valley, CA 2017 70 “Soberanes Vineyard” 556 Scribe “Estate” Sylvaner Sonoma, CA 2019 80 650 ROAR Wines SLH, CA 2017 92 557 Tatomer “John Sebastiano” Santa Barbara, CA 2017 80 Gruner Veltliner 555 Robert Sinskey “Abraxas” Sonoma, CA 2017 88 Riesling, Gewurztraminer 888 Selbach-Oster “Feinherb” Mosel, DE 2018 70 Riesling WHITE RHONE VARIETALS OTHER TASTY WHITES 543 GRENACHE BLANC Santa Ynez, CA 2019 63 554 COLOMBARD/ Mendocino County, CA 2019 90 Folded Hills “August CHARDONNAY White” Martha Stoumen “HoneyMoon” 522 ROUSSANNE Central Coast, CA 2018 90 Alban 522 ALIGOTÉ Portland, OR 2018 75 Lares Wines 531 VIOGNIER Central Coast, CA 2018 60 “Vintage Farm Vyd.” Alban 5001 BLEND Gippsland, AU 2019 98 552 MARSANNE/ VIOGNIER Marin County, CA 2018 60 Patrick Sullivan Sean Thackery “Pleiades” “Waterskin” Semillon, Riesling, Sauvingon Blanc 533 MARSANNE Crozes-Hermitage, FR 2017 85 Olivier Dumaine 539 CHENIN BLANC Chalone, CA 2017 98 Chalone 553 PANSA BLANCA/ Catalonia, ES 2015 125 PANSA ROSADA Oriol Artigas “Peca d’en Blanch Bianco 551 VERMENTINO Corsica, FR 2018 75 Clos Marfisi “Ravagnola” 550 CARRICANTE Sicily, IT 2017 105 Salvo Foti “Vigna di Milo” RED PINOT NOIR 332 Lucia “Garys’ Vineyard” SLH, CA 2018 160 315 Small Vines “Estate” Sonoma Coast, CA 2017 115 334 Lucia “Soberanes SLH, CA 2018 160 324 Onward “Hawkeye Ranch” Mendocino, CA 2015 85 Vineyard” 323 Robert Sinskey “Los Napa Valley 2016 125 336 SLH, CA 2018 120 Paul Lato “Big Sur” Carneros” 310 Samuel Louis Smith Monterey, CA 2019 115 338 Paul Lato “Matinee” Santa Barbara, CA 2019 90 “Carmelita” 334 Sanford “Estate” Santa Barbara, CA 2017 85 321 Siduri “Lemoravo” SLH, CA 2017 95 330 Seasmoke “Southing” Santa Barbara, CA 2018 185 312 Tudor SLH, CA 2017 125 326 Alfaro Family Vineyards Santa Cruz, CA 2018 92 “Estate” 300 Big Basin “Lester Santa Cruz, CA 2016 120 Vineyard” 328 Mount Eden “Estate” Santa Cruz, CA 2015 140 RED PINOT NOIR 337 Brooks “Rastaban” Eola-Amity Hills, OR 2016 120 423 Capitain-Gagnerot Burgundy, FR 2016 280 “Corton Renardes” 354 Domaine Drouhin Dundee Hills, OR 2017 106 Grand Cru 422 Domaine Laurent Cognard Burgundy, FR 2017 155 314 Erath “Willakia” Eola-Amity Hills, OR 2014 125 Mercurey 1er Cru “Clos du Paradis” 342 Hope Well “Estate” Eola-Amity Hills, OR 2017 165 444 Domaine Dujac Burgundy, FR 2016 2,750 344 Ken Wright “Guadalupe” Willamette Valley, OR 2018 145 “Bonnes Mares” Grand Cru 340 Lavinea Yamhill Carlton, OR 2016 125 “Lazy River Vineyard” 445 Maison Roche de Bellene Burgundy, FR 2013 400 “Echezeaux” Grand Cru RED CABERNET SAUVIGNONS + BLENDS 201 BOND “Vecina” Napa Valley, CA 2016 1288 225 Heitz Cellars Napa Valley, CA 2009 456 “Martha’s Vineyard” 220 Cain Concept Napa Valley, CA 2012 215 “The Benchland” 266 Joseph Phelps, “Insignia” Napa Valley, CA 2016 515 247 Chappellet Napa Valley, CA 2017 495 250 Localism Coombsville, CA 2014 135 “Pritchard Hill” 200 The Mascot Napa Valley, CA 2015 250 256 Checkerboard Vineyards Napa Valley, CA 2017 172 “Impetuous” 211 Opus One Napa Valley, CA 2016 800 257 Checkerboard Vineyards Napa Valley, CA 2017 295 “King’s Row” 245 Pride Mountain Napa + Sonoma, CA 2017 275 222 St. Helena, CA 2015 180 Corison 201 Salus Rutherford, CA 2014 330 289 Calistoga, CA 2016 450 Diamond Creek 255 Shafer “Hillside Select” Stags Leap District, CA 2015 500 “Gravelly Meadow” 207 Napa Valley, CA 2013 175 288 Diamond Creek Calistoga, CA 2016 450 Signorello “Red Rock Terrace” 228 Silver Oak Napa Valley, CA 2016 262 216 Frog’s Leap Napa Valley, CA 2017 150 204 Snowden “The Ranch” Napa Valley, CA 2016 135 202 Staglin Family Vineyards Rutherford, CA 2014 445 RED CABERNET SAUVIGNON + FRANC + MERLOT 208 Joullian Carmel Valley, CA 2015 85 302 Ashes & Diamonds “Grand Napa Valley, CA 2015 175 Vin no. 2” Merlot, 286 Unturned Stone Sonoma, CA 2016 95 Cabernet Franc “Spider Chase” 304 Matthiason “Red Hen Napa Valley, CA 2014 179 224 I. Brand, Santa Cruz, CA 2014 130 Vineyard” Merlot “Monte Bello Road” 305 Pride Merlot Napa Valley, CA 2017 140 235 Santa Cruz Santa Cruz, CA 2016 105 Mountain Vineyards 301 Pahlmeyer Merlot Napa Valley, CA 2015 195 “Luchessi Vineyard” 233 Daou “Reserve” Paso Robles, CA 2018 95 231 Chateau Lynch Bage Pauillac, FR 2008 400 203 Steinbeck “The Crash” Paso Robles, CA 2015 95 Grand Cru 241 Grimm’s Bluff Santa Ynez Valley, CA 2015 132 232 Chateau Palmer Margaux-Medoc 2016 875 “Cliff Hanger” 272 I.
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