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Wine Director / Sommelier: Chris Battles Wine Director / Sommelier: Chris Battles half glass – 3oz / full glass – 6oz / bottle Red: White Rosé: Bubbles: Domaine de Couron, Grenache, 2015, Ardèche, France Bailly Lapierre “Reserve” Brut, NV, Crémant de Bourgogne 5.25 / 10 / 36 5.75 / 11 / 45 Ellipsis Wine Co., Pinot Meunier, 2015, Sonoma Coast Gruet “Sauvage” Blanc de Blancs, “Ultra Brut”, 5.75/ 11 / 42 N.V., Albuquerque, New Mexico 6.25 / 12 / 48 Pinot Noir: De Angelis, 2009, SLO County Sauvignon Blanc: 5.75 / 11 / 42 Saint Clair, 2014, Marlborough, New Zealand Kenneth Volk “SMC”, 2012, Santa Maria Valley 5.25 / 10 / 36 6.75 / 12.75 / 47 Elizabeth Spencer “Special Cuvée”, 2015, Mendocino Von Holt, 2013, Sonoma Coast 5.50 / 10.75 / 39 7 / 13.50 / 51 White Rhône: Merlot: Carol Shelton “Coquille Blanc”, 2014, Paso Robles Penman Springs, 2012, Paso Robles (Grenache Blanc, Roussanne, Viognier, Marsanne) 5.75 / 10.75 / 42 6 / 11.50 / 43 Zinfandel: Chardonnay: Cambiata “R2R” Old Vine, 2014, Lodi Morgan “Metallico”, 2014, Monterey 5.75 / 11 / 41 5.75 / 10.50 / 39 Wolff Vineyards “Old Vines”, 2014, Edna Valley Cabernet Sauvignon: 6.25 / 12 / 44 Stephen Ross “Flying Cloud”, 2014, Paso Robles J. Lohr “Arroyo Vista”, 2014, Arroyo Seco 5.75 / 11 / 41 6.75 / 13 / 49 Halter Ranch, 2014, Paso Robles 6.75 / 13 / 48 Other Exceptional Whites: Nacina “Tondre” Riesling, 2013, Santa Lucia Highlands Other Exceptional Reds: 5 / 9.75 / 35 MCV Wines “RED”, 2013, Paso Robles Claiborne & Churchill Pinot Gris 2015, Arroyo Grande Valley (Petite Sirah, Syrah, Grenache, Petite Verdot, Tannat) 5.75 / 11 / 42 5.75 / 11 / 41 Lone Madrone “Pts West”, 2012, Paso Robles Gordian Knot “Elieo” Albariño, 2015, Russian River Valley (Mourvèdre, Syrah, Grenache, Counoise, Cinsault) 6 / 11.75 / 44 6.25 / 12 / 45 Le Vigne “Cuore Della Vigna”, 2013, Paso Rbles Sangiovese, Merlot ,Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot 6.25 / 12 / 46 Trentadue “La Storia” Petite Sirah 2014, Alexander Valley 6.25 / 12 / 45 Half Bottles Gruet Blanc de Noirs N.V. Albuquerque, New Mexico 22 Brander Sauvignon Blanc 2015 Santa Ynez Valley 21 Pride Mountain Vineyards Chardonnay 2014 Napa Valley 41 Alfaro Family Pinot Noir 2014 Santa Cruz Mtns 29 J. Lohr “Hilltop” Cabernet Sauvignon 2012 Paso Robles 31 Frank Family Cabernet Sauvignon 2013 Napa Valley 48 Pride Mountain Vineyards Cabernet Franc 2013 Sonoma Co. / Napa Co. 59 Carol Shelton “Wild Thing” Zinfandel 2013 Mendocino County 25 Sparkling Wine / Champagne Ariel Brut Cuvée (De-alcoholized) N.V. California $17 Gloria Ferrer Blanc de Noirs N.V. Sonoma County 35 Roederer Estate Brut N.V. Anderson Valley 46 Zardetto “TreVenti” Brut Prosecco Superiore DOCG 2014 Conegliano Valdobbiadene 43 Graham Beck Brut Rosé N.V. Western Cape, S. Africa 41 Champagne Jacquart Brut Rosé N.V. Reims, France 98 Lanson “Black Label” Brut N.V. Reims, France 92 Sauvignon Blanc Tangent 2014 Edna Valley 25 Barton Family “Vogelzang” 2014 Santa Ynez Valley 37 Tolosa 2015 Edna Valley 36 Honig 2015 Napa Valley 32 J.Lohr “Carol’s” 2014 Napa Valley 35 Duckhorn 2015 Napa Valley 54 Southern Right 2014 Walker Bay, S. Africa 36 White Rhône De Angelis Viognier 2009 California 35 Adelaida Cellars “Finder” 2010 Central Coast 36 Alban Vineyards Viognier 2014 Central Coast 49 Aequorea “Spanish Springs” Viognier 2014 San Luis Obispo County 47 Halter Ranch Grenache Blanc 2015 Paso Robles 42 Ranchero Cellars “Chrome” Grenache Blanc 2014 Paso Robles 44 Tablas Creek Grenache Blanc 2014 Paso Robles 45 Shadow Run “Melissa” 2012 Paso Robles 45 Lone Madrone “Points West” 2013 Paso Robles 46 Chardonnay Baileyana 2015 Edna Valley 31 Baileyana “Firepeak” 2014 Edna Valley 44 Claiborne & Churchill “Oliver’s” 2012 Edna Valley 52 Tolosa “Estate” 2014 Edna Valley 38 De Angelis 2015 Paso Robles 44 Talley Vineyards “Estate” 2014 Arroyo Grande Valley 52 Luceánt “Talley Rincon” 2012 Arroyo Grande Valley 65 Golden Bear 2015 Santa Maria Valley 39 Lumen 2012 Santa Barbara County 46 Mattina Fiore “Murmur” 2013 Santa Maria Valley 68 Adelaida Cellars “HMR” 2013 Paso Robles 51 Brucher 2012 Arroyo Seco 37 Frank Family 2014 Carneros 59 Rombauer Vineyards 2014 Carneros 66 Ellipsis Wine Co. “Laguna Neuvo” 2013 Russian River Valley 47 Stonestreet “Broken Road” 2011 Alexander Valley 65 Other Exceptional Whites Chateau Lettau “Kristy’s” Albariño 2014 Monterey County 36 Silver Horse “Jack Ranch” Albariño 2013 Edna Valley 35 Tobin James “James Gang Reserve” Riesling 2010 Monterey County 29 Wolff Vineyards Dry Riesling 2013 Central Coast 32 Claiborne & Churchill Dry Riesling 2014 Central Coast 35 Claiborne & Churchill Dry Gewürztraminer 2014 Central Coast 36 Benessere Pinot Grigio 2015 Napa Valley 39 Alfaro Family “A” Grüner Veltliner 2014 Santa Cruz Mtns 39 Atelié Moscato 2013 Moscato D’Asti, Italy 31 Rosé Wrath “Saignée”, Pinot Noir 2015 Monterey County 30 Pinot Noir Bishop’s Peak 2014 San Luis Obispo County 32 Felten Cellars 2011 San Luis Obispo County 35 Pomar Junction 2012 Paso Robles 46 Adelaida Cellars “HMR” 2014 Paso Robles 59 Claiborne & Churchill 2013 Edna Valley 51 Baileyana “Firepeak” 2014 Edna Valley 52 Wolff Vineyards “Dijon Clones” 2013 Edna Valley 52 Peloton Cellars “Andy’s Block” 2012 Edna Valley 62 Talley Vineyards “Estate” 2014 Arroyo Grande Valley 66 Golden Bear 2014 Santa Maria Valley 45 Chateau Lettau “Diva” 2012 Santa Maria Valley 49 Alta Maria 2012 Santa Maria Valley 58 Roar “SLH” 2014 Santa Lucia Highlands 83 Roar “Rosella’s” 2014 Santa Lucia Highlands 89 Roar “Sierra Mar” 2014 Santa Lucia Highlands 99 Daniel Gehrs “Limited” 2010 Cienega Valley 39 Gordian Knot “Déliée” 2012 Russian River Valley 82 Cabernet Sauvignon De Angelis 2010 San Luis Obispo County 41 Vina Robles 2014 Paso Robles 36 Force of Nature 2014 Paso Robles 42 Labyrinth “Haka” 2012 Paso Robles 39 Chateau Lettau “Halter Ranch” 2011 Paso Robles 48 Ad▪aj (by Jada) 2011 Paso Robles 49 Frisby Cellars “OC Collection” 2011 Paso Robles 47 Tobin James “James Gang Reserve” 2013 Paso Robles 56 Chateau Margene 2012 Paso Robles 110 Cedar Mountain “Blanches” 2011 San Francisco Bay 45 Honig 2013 Napa Valley 78 Ladera 2011 Napa Valley 79 Rombauer Vineyards 2013 Napa Valley 98 Faust 2011 Napa Valley 99 Merlot J. Lohr “Los Osos” 2013 Paso Robles 29 Opolo Vineyards 2012 Paso Robles 44 HammerSky “Red Handed” 2010 Paso Robles 46 Brucher 2013 Santa Barbara County 42 Rombauer Vineyards 2012 Napa Valley 52 Meritage Cedar Mountain “Duet” 2011 San Francisco Bay 48 Halter Ranch “Ancestor” Reserve 2013 Paso Robles 86 Atalon “Pauline’s Cuvée” 2011 Napa Valley 61 Zinfandel Saucelito Canyon “Backroads” 2013 Arroyo Grande Valley 32 Felten Cellars 2013 Paso Robles 36 Peachy Canyon “Westside” 2014 Paso Robles 39 Chateau Lettau “Torgy” 2013 Paso Robles 42 Victor Hugo 2012 Paso Robles 39 Opolo “Mountain” 2015 Paso Robles 48 J Dusi “Dante Dusi” 2013 Paso Robles 58 Peachy Canyon “Westside” (Magnum) 2010 Paso Robles 79 Rockwall Wine Co. “Jesse’s” Old Vines 2011 Contra Costa County 46 Red Rhône Claiborne & Churchill Syrah 2012 Central Coast 52 De Angelis Syrah 2009 Santa Barbara County 39 Lumen Grenache 2013 Santa Barbara County 47 Beckman Vineyards “Estate” Grenache 2013 Santa Ynez Valley 51 Brophy Clark GSM 2013 Santa Ynez Valley 42 Halter Ranch “Côtes de Paso” 2013 Paso Robles 51 Shadow Run “Cellar Door” Syrah 2012 Paso Robles 53 Tablas Creek “Patelin de Tablas” 2014 Paso Robles 54 Morgan “Cotes du Crow’s” 2013 Monterey County 39 Holme Estate Shiraz 2009 Limestone Coast, S. Australia 99 Other Exceptional Reds De Angelis “Elena Catherine” 2012 San Luis Obispo County 41 (Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah) Le Vigne di Domenico Sangiovese 2011 Paso Robles 45 Benessere Sangiovese 2014 Napa Valley 47 Clesi “Navarez” Dolcetto 2009 Paso Robles 39 Verdad “Sawyer Lindquist” Tempranillo 2012 Edna Valley 51 Felten Cellars Tempranillo 2013 Paso Robles 49 Broken Earth Petit Verdot 2010 Paso Robles 39 Victor Hugo Malbec 2012 Paso Robles 44 Le Vigne di Ranchita Petite Sirah 2012 Paso Robles 38 Brucher “Wolff” Petite Sirah 2012 Edna Valley 43 Wolff Vineyards Petite Sirah 2013 Edna Valley 43 Brassfield “Eruption” 2013 High Valley, Lake County 41 Can Blau Cellars (Mazuelo, Syrah, Garnacha) 2012 Montsant, Spain 39 .
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