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Wine List Spring 2019 WINE LIST SPRING 2019 At Gowings Bar & Grill our wine list celebrates the diversity in grape variety, region, style and philosophy that make’s today’s wine industry so exciting. Our wine list is global but focuses on Australia with a slight Italian accent featuring the wines that these two countries do well showcasing new and artisanal producers as well as the legends that came before them and built the industry we know today. However a wine list is really just numbers and letters on paper, you need a person to bring it to life; so we approach wine service this way. It’s not about selling you the ‘best’ wine, its finding you the ‘right’ wine. The wine that matches the reasons why you are here, the food you are eating and the people you are with. This is what we think makes a good bottle great and a meal memorable. Chris Morrison Robert Marchetti QT Hotels Wine Director QT Hotels Creative Director 4 Contents Sherry, Aperitif, Digestive, Beer, Cider 6 Cocktails 7 Soda and Softs 7 By The Glass 8, 9 Champagne and Sparkling 10, 11 ’25 under 100’ – Our wine teams favourite wines under $100 12 Australian Benchmarks’ - made by the people and places behind some of Australia’s greatest wines 13,14 Riesling 15 Melon De Bourgogne, Arneis, Ribolla Gialla, Trebbiano, Assyrtiko, Cortese 16 Vermentino, Pinot Grigio, Falanghina, Semillon, Gruner Veltliner, Fiano 17 Albarino, Sauvignon Blanc, Chenin Blanc, Sauvignon Blanc + Semillon 18 Pinot Gris, Viognier 19 White blends and unique varietals 20 White Burgundy and Chardonnay 21,22 Orange and ‘Amber’ Wine, Rosé 23 Nouveau Red, Gamay, Pinot Meunier, Cinsault 24 Pinot Noir 25 Red Burgundy 26 Nebbiolo, 27 Dolcetto, Barbera, Mencia, Frappato, Sangiovese, Montepulciano, 28 Grenache, Merlot, Mourvedre 29 Xinomavro, Nero D’avola, Nerello Mascalese, Corvina, Aglianico 30 Malbec, Saperavi, Blaufrankisch + Zweigelt, Carmenere 31 Tempranillo, Cabernet Franc 32 Red blends and unique varietals 33 Syrah, Shiraz + blends 34 Cabernet Sauvignon + blends 35 Dessert Wine, Fortified Wine, 36 Cognac, Armagnac, Calvados 37 Single Malt Whisky , Blended Whisky 38 Bourbon, Rye 39 5 Sherry Toro Albala ‘Bombilla’ Fino Jerez, SPN 12 Bodega Delagato Zuleta ‘La Goya’ Manzanilla SPN 11 Gutierrez Colosia Oloroso SPN 18 Aperitif + Digestive Aperol ITA 10 Lillet Blanc Bordeaux, FRA 12 Dolin (Dry + Rouge) Chambery, FRA 12 Punt e Mes Piedmont, ITA 11 Oscar Extra Dry ITA 12 Cynar ITA 12 Fernet Branca Milan, ITA 11 Amaro Montenegro Bologna, ITA 10 Averna Sicily ITA 10 Beer On Tap Furphy Geelong, VIC 10 Little Creatures Pale Ale Geelong, VIC 10 Little Creatures ‘Rogers’ Amber Ale Geelong, VIC 10 James Squire ‘150 Lashes’ Pale Ale Camperdown, NSW 10 Heineken Amsterdam, NL 10 Peroni ‘Nastro Azzuro’ Rome, ITA 10 Beer + Cider By Bottle/Can James Boag’s Light Tasmania 9 James Boag’s Premium Tasmania 11 Corona Mazatlán, MEX 11 Birra Moretti Bergamo, ITA 11 Asahi Dry JPN 11 Four Pines Stout Manly, NSW 12 Pirate Life ‘Port Local’ Hindmarsh, SA 13 Pirate Life ‘Mosaic’ IPA (500ml) Hindmarsh, SA 24 Balter XPA Currumbin Waters, QLD 15 Colonial Pale Ale Margaret River, WA 12 Mountain Goat ‘VEB’ Richmond, VIC 12 Rogue 7 Hop IPA (750ml) Ashland, OR 49 St Bernardus Abt 12 (750ml) Watou, BEL 45 Pipsqueak Apple Cider Geelong, VIC 10 Manoir de Kinkiz ‘Cidre de Cournouailles’ (Apple) (750ml) Brittany, FRA 51 6 Cocktails Papal Apple 22 Skyy Vodka, Espolon Blanco Tequila, Belle de Brillet Pear Brandy, Apple Oleo, Verjus Winter Colada 22 House Rye Blend, Linie Aquavit, Braulio Amaro, Luastau Amontillado CoCo Lopez, Pineapple, Lemon Dirty Dick’s Fruity Disco 22 Four Pillars Navy Strength Gin, Midori, Matcha Syrup, Lemon Ritzy Spritz 22 Italicus, Green Chartreuse, Cinzano Bianco 1757, Ricadonna Prosecco, Soda mACa/DaCa 22 Bacardi 8 Rum, Bulleit Rye, Banana, Macadamia, Lime Red Red Wine 22 House Rye Blend, Cinzano Rosso 1757, Cinzano Dry, Red Wine Reduction, Rhubarb Nashi Dashi 24 Kamitaka Japanese Whisky, Nashi Sherbert, Soda, Dashi Ghostrider 24 Ron Zacapa 23yr Rum, Cargo Cult Spiced Rum, East India Solera Sherry, Lustau Olorosso Soda + Soft Out of Office 14 Seedlip Garden, Strawberry Chai Syrup, Lemon, Pink Grapefruit Soda Killing Me Softly 14 Seedlip Spice, Verjus, Artisan Skinny Tonic 7 By the Glass Sparkling 150ml Petit Cordon by Maison Mumm NV Marlborough, NZ 15 Perrier Jouet ‘Grand Brut’ NV Champagne, FRA 28 G.H Mumm ‘Grand Cordon’ Rosé NV Champagne, FRA 35 White Wine Riesling, Pewsey Vale ‘13 ‘Contours’ vineyard, Eden Valley, SA 17 Semillon, Andrew Thomas ’19 ‘Braemore Vineyard’, Hunter Valley. 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