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Wine Like Many of the World’S Great Wines, Our Wine List Is Created to Reflect a Sense of Place wine Like many of the world’s great wines, our wine list is created to reflect a sense of place. Cavallo Point sits at the gateway to California’s venerable North Coast, home to some of the world’s most renowned wine-growing regions. Our list celebrates the history of wine in California, and presents a vision of where it is going. From the state’s legendary wineries that laid the foundation, and the cult wines driving the mystique, to the small production, artisanal producers who are pushing the envelope of quality, we strive to tell the true story of wine in California. While we are passionate about the wines made here by our friends and neighbors, we would be remiss to ignore the incredible wines produced around the globe. The centuries old wine-making traditions brought here from the old-world have been built upon to become the California wine culture that we enjoy today. We pay homage to those traditions through our extensive collection of the finest wines produced throughout the world. The Cavallo Point wine list is comprised of over 2,200 selections from 25 countries, with vintages dating back to 1922. Our Sommeliers are always happy to offer their guidance and recommendations. If you have a special bottle from your cellar you would like to enjoy while dining with us, our corkage fee is $30.00 per 750ml, and we will gladly waive one corkage fee for each equivalent bottle purchased from our list. We thank you for coming to Cavallo Point, and are happy you can spend some time with us at this very special place. Whether you are here for a few hours or a few days, we hope to make your time with us memorable and enjoyable. Ken Barasch -- Managing Wine Director Anani Lawson -- Wine Director Daniel Mendoza -- Lead Sommelier Since 2016 table of contents table of contents Sommeliers' Selections 1 4 HALF BOTTLES 2 Sparkling 1 6 White 1 6 Red 1 8 SPARKLING 2 Champagne 1 10 WHITE 2 America - Chardonnay 1 13 America - Sauvignon Blanc 1 19 America - Other Whites 1 19 France - Burgundy 1 20 France - Loire Valley 1 24 France - Rhône Valley 1 25 Italy 1 26 Germany 1 26 Southern Hemisphere 1 27 ROSÉ 2 America & International 1 27 2 table of contents RED 2 America - Cabernet Sauvignon & Blends 1 28 America - Merlot 1 44 America - Cabernet Franc 1 44 America - Pinot Noir 1 45 America - Syrah 1 52 America - Grenache & Rhône Blends 1 54 America - Zinfandel 1 55 America - California Heritage Wines 1 56 America - Petite Sirah 1 56 France - Bordeaux 1 57 France - Burgundy 1 63 France - Rhône Valley 1 73 Italy - Piedmont 1 75 Italy - Tuscany 1 78 Italy - Other Regions 1 78 Spain - Rioja 1 79 Spain - Ribera del Duero 1 79 Spain - Priorat 1 79 Australia 1 80 Other Global Red 1 80 DESSERT 2 Sauternes & Barsac 1 81 Port and Fortified Wine 1 82 3 sommeliers' selections Our Sommeliers' Selections list was created to highlight a few bottles that we think are food friendly and excellent values, making it easy to pick a great bottle of wine. DOMESTIC SPARKLING, WHITE & ROSÉ 6014 Lichen Estate - Blanc de Gris Sparkling, Anderson Valley 2013 99. 6907 Flowers - Chardonnay, Sonoma Coast 2016 90. 6831 LIOCO - Chardonnay, "Estero," Russian River Valley 2015 70. 6343 Matthiasson - Chardonnay, Linda Vista Vineyard, Napa Valley 2016 48. 6985 Patz & Hall - Chardonnay, Dutton Ranch, Russian River Valley 2016 75. 5648 Varner - Chardonnay, El Camino Vineyard, Santa Barbara 2014 54. 6543 Capture - Sauvignon Blanc, "Tradition," North Coast 2016 58. 5878 Arbe Garbe - Malvasia/Tocai/Ribolla Blend, Sonoma County 2015 59. 6526 Stony Hill - Riesling, Napa Valley 2015 59. 7030 Merry Edwards - Sauvignon Blanc, Russian River Valley 2017 72. IMPORTED SPARKLING, WHITE & ROSÉ 0106 Veuve Clicquot - Champagne Brut, Yellow Label, Reims, France MV 145. 5774 La Galoche - Chardonnay, Beaujolais Blanc, Burgundy, France 2015 45. 5815 Didier Dagueneau - Sauvignon Blanc, "Fume de Pouilly," Pouilly Fumé, Loire Valley 2013 217. 6291 Château Graville-Lacoste - Semillon/Sauvignon Blanc, Graves, Bordeaux, France 2016 45. 5948 Dr. Loosen - Riesling Kabinett, Ürziger Würzgarten, Mosel, Germany 2015 55. 4 sommeliers' selections DOMESTIC RED 7051 Sandhi - Pinot Noir, Santa Rita Hills 2016 70. 6866 Gail Wines - Cabernet Franc, Windsor Oaks Vineyard, Chalk Hill 2016 80. 6916 Sutro - Merlot, Warnecke Ranch, Alexander Valley 2014 75. 6329 Quivira - Grenache Blend, "Elusive," Dry Creek Valley 2014 72. 7050 Ramey Wine Cellars - Cabernet Sauvignon Blend, "Claret," Napa Valley 2016 70. 6932 Frank Family Vineyards, Napa Valley 2015 115. IMPORTED RED 6925 Domaine Maume - Pinot Noir, Gevrey-Chambertin En Etelois, France 2014 130. 6034 Méo-Camuzet - Pinot Noir, Pommard, Burgundy 2013 142. 6335 Torbreck - Shiraz, "Woodcutter's," Barossa Valley, Australia 2015 48. 5971 Famiglia Mosso - Malbec, Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza, Argentina 2014 48. 1244 Château d’Issan, Margaux, France 1996 260. 6379 Château Rol Valentin, Saint-Émilion, France 2009 165. 5 half bottles CHAMPAGNE BRUT 2746 Billecart-Salmon - Brut Reserve, Aÿ MV 69. 5404 Bollinger - Special Cuvée, Brut, Aÿ MV 84. 6410 Canard-Duchêne - Authentic Brut, Montagne de Reims MV 48. 5480 Delamotte - Blanc de Blancs, Brut, Le Mesnil-sur-Oger MV 65. 3361 Krug - Grande Cuvée, Brut, Reims MV 150. 6917 Moët et Chandon - "Cuvée Dom Ruinart," Blanc de Blancs, Reims MV 105. ROSÉ 1911 Billecart-Salmon - Brut, Aÿ MV 102. 1917 Gosset - Grand Brut, Aÿ MV 90. 6918 Moët et Chandon - "Cuvée Dom Ruinart," Brut, Reims MV 110. AMERICAN WHITE CHARDONNAY 7103 Patz & Hall - Dutton Ranch, Russian River Valley 2016 48. 6936 Staglin Family Vineyard - Estate, Rutherford 2016 90. SAUVIGNON BLANC OTHER WHITES 7147 Duckhorn - Napa Valley 2018 32. 7144 Merry Edwards - Russian River Valley 2018 39. 6215 Tablas Creek - White Rhône Blend, "Esprit de Tablas Blanc," Paso Robles 2014 48. 6 half bottles FRENCH WHITE BORDEAUX 6943 Château Carbonnieux - Pessac-Léognan demi 2015 50. BURGUNDY 6945 Domaine Billaud-Simon - Chablis 2015 35. 6944 Domaine Billaud-Simon - Chablis, Montée de Tonnerre 2015 66. 6532 Domaine Latour-Giraud - Meursault, Genevrières, 1er Cru 2015 123. LOIRE VALLEY 6399 Domaine Huet - Vouvray, Demi-Sec, Le Haut Lieu 2016 50. RHÔNE VALLEY 4355 Yves Cuilleron - Condrieu, La Petit Côte 2012 76. 7 half bottles AMERICAN RED CABERNET SAUVIGNON & BLENDS 6408 Opus One - Napa Valley 2014 280. 7008 Stewart Cellars - Napa Valley 2008 85. 6702 Stewart Cellars - Napa Valley 2011 80. 6723 Stewart Cellars - Napa Valley 2013 75. MERLOT PINOT NOIR 7102 Domaine Drouhin - Dundee Hills 2016 47. 7148 Kosta Browne - Russian River Valley 2017 104. 7149 Kosta Browne - Sonoma Coast 2017 104. 6700 Senses Wines - Terra de Promissio, Sonoma Coast 2015 70. OTHER REDS 6216 Tablas Creek - Red Rhône Blend, "Esprit de Tablas," Paso Robles 2014 66. 6270 Klinker Brick - Zinfandel, Old Vines, Lodi 2014 25. 6338 A. Rafanelli - Zinfandel, Dry Creek Valley 2015 48. 8 half bottles FRENCH RED BORDEAUX - LEFT BANK 5414 Château Clerc-Milon - Pauillac 2009 129. 4123 Château Gloria - Saint-Julien 2010 104. BORDEAUX - RIGHT BANK 4122 Château Canon - Saint-Émilion 2008 102. BURGUNDY - CÔTE DE NUITS 6535 Joseph Roty - Marsannay 2014 54. 6940 Joseph Roty - Marsannay, Les Ouzeloy 2015 62. 6942 Domaine Anne et Hervé Sigaut - Morey-Saint-Denis, Les Millandes, 1er Cru 2015 78. BURGUNDY - CÔTE DE BEAUNE 6941 Albert Grivault - Pommard, Clos Blanc, 1er Cru 2015 96. BURGUNDY - CÔTE CHALONNAISE 6946 Domaine Faiveley - Mercurey, Clos des Myglands, 1er Cru demi 2014 45. SPANISH RED 6325 R. Lopez de Heredia - Rioja Reserva, “Viña Tondonia” 2004 50. 6538 La Rioja Alta - Rioja Reserva, "Viña Ardanza" 2007 42. 9 champagne MULTI-VINTAGE Less than one-twelfth of the world’s sparkling wine comes from Champagne in Northeast France. Bubbly can only be called “Champagne” when it comes from this specific area. Multi-vintage wines are a blend of several vintages, in order to maintain similar aromatics and flavor profiles from year to year. 0101 Billecart-Salmon - "Brut Réserve," Aÿ MV 126. 4314 Canard-Duchêne - Authentic Brut, Montagne de Reims MV 72. 4113 Delamotte - Blanc de Blancs, Brut, Le Mesnil-sur-Oger MV 136. 4283 Krug - "Grande Cuvée," Brut, Reims MV 375. 2453 Pol Roger - Brut Réserve, Epernay MV 122. 5406 Taittinger - "La Francaise," Brut, Reims MV 70. MULTI-VINTAGE ROSÉ 2745 Billecart-Salmon - Brut, Aÿ MV 190. 3330 Egly-Ouriet - Grand Cru, Brut, Ambonnay MV 230. 0108 Krug - Brut, Reims MV 580. 3606 Bruno Paillard - "Première Cuvée," Brut, Reims MV 148. VINTAGE Vintage Champagnes are only made in the best years – typically three to four times per decade. 6665 Billecart-Salmon - Extra Brut, Aÿ 2006 206. 6271 Deutz - Brut, Aÿ 2009 120. 5522 Krug - Brut, Reims 2000 515. 6023 Krug - Brut, Reims 2002 600. VINTAGE ROSÉ 6565 Deutz - Brut, Aÿ 2012 138. 10 champagne SPECIAL CLUB Formed in 1971, the Special Club is a group of Champagne grower-producers making wines of uncompromising quality. The group's self imposed regulations are often more stringent than the government's, making these some of the finest Champagnes produced. 6085 Paul Bara - Brut, Grand Cru, Bouzy 2005 193. 6542 Gaston Chiquet - Brut, Dizy 2009 160. 6086 J. Lassalle - Brut, 1er Cru, Chigny-les-Roses 2007 180. TÊTE DE CUVÉE Literally French for “head blend,” these wines represent the Champagne houses finest offerings and are only produced in the most exceptional years. These wines are often bottle aged for years before being released to the public. 6472 Bollinger - "R.D.," Brut, Aÿ 2002 495. 0127 Krug - "Clos de Mesnil," Blanc de Blancs, Reims 1998 2200. 6378 Taittinger - "Comtes de Champagne," Blanc de Blancs, Reims 2000 350. 4364 Veuve Clicquot - "La Grande Dame," Brut, Reims 1996 450. 5531 Veuve Clicquot - "La Grande Dame," Brut, Reims 2006 367. TÊTE DE CUVÉE ROSÉ 0142 Nicolas Feuillate - "Palmes d’Or," Brut, Epernay 2002 390.
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