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WINE CATALOG bottle CARE SOBRE LIAS TINTO 35 GARNACHA/ SYRAH BLEND–/– CARINENA, SPAIN| –/–2019 REDS ADELANTE 35 MALBEC–/–MENDOZA, ARGENTINA–| /–2019 DOMAINE DES L’EPANOUIE 40 CABERNET FRANC–/– SAMUR CHAMPIGNY, FRANCE | –/–2018 APLANTA 45 RED BLEND–/–PORTUGAL–| /–2018 IRON AND SAND 47 CABERNET SAUVIGNON–/–PASO ROBLES, CALIFORNIA PLOWBUSTER 50 PINOT NOIR–/–WILLIAMETTE VALLEY, OREGON PETERSON VINEYARDS 50 ZINFANDEL–/– CALIFORNIA | –/–2012 CAPITELLO WINES 50 PINOT NOIR BARREL SELECT–/–WILLAMETTE VALLEY, OR–/–2017 NOTTINGHAM CELLARS 53 CABERNET SAUVIGNON–/–LIVERMORE, CALIFORNIA OSHIN 54 RESERVE ARENI–/–VAYOTS DZOR, ARMENIA LAVA CAP WINERY 60 RESERVE CABERNET SAUVIGNON–/– EL DORADO, CA–| /–2017 CORTE FORNELLO, VALPOLICELLA RIPASSO 60 VALPOLICELLA RIPASSO–/–VENETO, ITALY | –/–2011 MIRO CELLARS, ACURE ESTATE VINEYARD 64 CABERNET SAUVIGNON–/–ALEXANDER VALLEY, CA–| /–2017 bottle PETERSON BRADFORD MTN 65 CABERNET SAUVIGNON–/– CALIFORNIA | –/–2013 REDS DISCIPLES RED BLEND 65 GRENACHE ZINFANDEL–/–NAPA VALLEY, CA | NOTTINGHAM CELLARS 70 PETITE SYRAH–/–LIVERMORE VALLEY, CA | –/–2011 DOMAINE DES HAUTS, LES CHÂSSIS 66 CROZES-HERMITAGE–/– RHÔNE VALLEY, FRANCE | –/–2010 CELEBRATION, SECOND LINE WINE 72 CABERNET FRANC–/– CALIFORNIA ALBINO ROCCA 75 BARBARESCO RONCHI–/–PIEMONTE, ITALY| –/–2014 RENATO CORINO 77 BAROLO ALBROINA–/–PIEMONTE, ITALY| –/–2014 HAND OF GOD, STOLEN HORSE VINEYARD 110 OLD VINE MALBEC–/–MENDOZA, ARGENTINA | –/–2012 ARNYCA CELLARS 130 CABERNET FRANC–/–NAPA VALLEY, CA | –/–2013 KARAM 35 WHITE BLEND–/– SOUTHERN LEBANON–/–2019 CHÂTEAU SAINT-NABOR 40 WHITES CHARDONNAY–/– RHÔNE VALLEY, FRANCE | –/–2016 bottle NASTL, KLASSIK GRÜNER VELTLINER 41 GRÜNER VELTLINER–/–NIEDERÖSTERREICH, AUSTRIA | –/–NV LITTLE GIRLS IN THE VINEYARD 45 WHITES SAUVIGNON BLANC–/–NAPA VALLEY, CALIFORNIA | –/–2018 FRÉD SIGONNEAU 49 CHENIN BLANC–/–LOIRE VALLEY, FRANCE | –/–2017 SCHLOSS SCHONBORN 52 RIESLING–/– RHEINGAU, GERMANY| –/–2018 MOISES 52 PINOT GRIS–/–WILLAMETTE VALLEY, OR | –/–2019 LAVA CAP WINERY 60 RESERVE CHARDONNAY–/– EL DORADO, CA | –/–2017 FRANÇOIS LE SAINT, SANCERRE SILEX 66 SANCERRE–/–LOIRE VALLEY, FRANCE | –/–2018 S É BONNY DOON VINEYARD, PINK WINES OF THE EARTH 28 VIN GRIS DE CIGARE RESERVE–/– SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA | –/–2019 ROS DOMAINE ASTROS, CUVÉE ROSÉ 40 GRENACHE & SYRAH BLEND–/– COTES DE PROVENCE, FRANCE | –/–NV bottle J.P. CHENET 26 ROSÉ DRY–/–LANGUEDOC-ROUSSILLON, FRANCE LA COSTA PROSECCO 40 PROSECCO–/–VENETO, ITALY | SPARKLING FIORINI, CORTE DEGLI ATTIMI LAMBRUSCO DI SORBARA ROSATO 42 LAMBRUSCO–/– EMILIA-ROMAGNA, ITALY–| /–2018 BACKSBERG, KOSHER BRUT 42 CHARDONNAY & PINOT NOIR BLEND–/– CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA–/–2017 BODEGAS NAVERAN, BRUT VINTAGE CAVA 52 C AVA –/– CATALONIA, SPAIN| –/–2018 LA COSTA, CALUMEI METODO CLASSICO 54 WHITE BLEND–/–VENUTO, ITALY–| /–NV DOMAINE DELMAS, CUVÉE PASSION CRÉMANT DE LIMOUX 56 CUVÉE–/–LANGUEDOC-ROUSSILLON, FRANCE | –/–NV JEAN-NOËL HATON, BRUT RESERVE CHAMPAGNE 56 CHAMPAGNE–/– CHAMPAGNE, FRANCE | –/–NV ÉTIENNE DOUÉ, SELECTION BRUT 65 CHAMPAGNE–/– CHAMPAGNE, FRANCE | –/–NV .
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