Hand Crafted Cocktails 18

A Midtown Maker’s mark, House-made Vermouth, Burnt Sugar & Sour Cherry

The 57 Spritz Aperol, Fresh-Pressed Grapefruit, Prosecco & Pomegranate Molasses

Tricolore Margarita Casamigos Blanco, Fresh Lime, Calabrian Chili-Infused Honey, Tricolore Cube

Cocktails on tap 18

Quality Mule Grey Goose, House Made Ginger Beer, Lime

Nitro Negroni Campari Negroni served from a Nitro Faucet

Draught Beer

Peroni Lager 8 Rome, Italy LIC Beer Project “Higher Burnin” IPA 11 Long Island City, New York

Bottles & CANS

CRAFT

Quality Beer, Interboro Spirits & Ales “New York” Ale 10

A special collaboration with our friends at Interboro Brooklyn, NY

Left Hand “Nitro” Milk Stout 10

Longmont, Colorado

Victory “Prima Pils” Pilsner 10 Downingtown, Pennsylvania Graft Cider “Farm Flor” 10 Newburg, New York

Barrier “Money” IPA 11 Oceanside, New York

Baladin Isaac Wheat Beer Ale 11 Piozzo, Italy

CLASSIC

Amstel Light Lager 7 Zoeterwoude, Netherlands

Heineken Lager 7 Zoeterwoude, Netherlands

Budweiser Lager 7 St. Louis, MO

CHAMPAGNE WINE BY THE GLASS

SPARKLING

Moët-Chandon Imperial NV Brut Réserve 96 Pasqua Prosecco NV Spumante Veneto, Italy 13 “Grand Vintage” 2012 Brut Rosé 195 This light and refreshing aperitif wine is produced with the Glera variety There are 17 miles of aging caves located beneath the winery!

Veuve Clicquot “Yellow Label” NV Brut 118 Veuve Clicquot “Yellow Label” NV Brut Champagne, France 26 “La Grande Dame” 2004 Brut Rosé 600 The color tone of the label is an internationally protected trademark

The color tone of the label is an internationally protected trademark Krug “Grande Cuvée” NV Brut Champagne, France (Half-Bottle 375ml) 150

Joseph Krug founded the House of Krug in Reims, back in 1843 Robert Moncuit NV Extra Brut Blanc de Blancs 140 An historic estate located in Les Mesnil sur Oger in the Côte de Blancs Billecart-Salmon NV Brut Rosé 155 “Cuvée Nicolas François Billecart” 2006 Brut 225 WHITE “Cuvée Elisabeth Salmon” 2007 Brut Rosé 495 Always recognized as the one best Brut Rosé in Champagne Caposaldo 2018 Pinot Grigio Veneto, Italy 13 Pinot Grigio is referred to as Pinot Gris in Alsace and the US Ruinart NV Brut Blanc de Blancs 160 Ruinart was the first established Champagne house in 1729 Planeta “La Segreta Bianco” 2018 Grecanico Blend Sicily, Italy 15 A light & crisp white blend from Planeta’s oldest vineyard site Dom Perignon 2006 Brut 295 2006 Brut Rosé 575 Sella & Mosca “La Cala” 2018 Vermentino Sardinia, Italy 16 Dom Perignon improved much about winemaking in the 1600s A natural marine salinity in this wine is credited to its Mediterranean location

Krug “Grande Cuvée” NV Brut 325 Qupé “Y Block” 2016 Chardonnay Santa Barbara, CA 18 Krug 2004 Brut 495 Winemaker Bob Lindquist makes an old-world chardonnay Krug “Clos du Mesnil” 2004 Brut Blanc de Blancs 1550 Joseph Krug founded the House of Krug in Reims, back in 1843 Pascal Balland 2018 Sauvignon Blanc Sancerre, France 20 The limestone and rocky soils give this wine a unique freshness and nerve Bollinger “R.D.” 2004 Extra Brut 450 R.D. is actually a registered trademark, meaning “Recently Disgorged” Mer Soleil “Reserve” 2017 Chardonnay Santa Lucia Highlands, CA 24 These vineyeards were first planted in 1988 by the Wagner Family Charles Heidsieck “Blanc des Millénaires” 1995 Brut Blanc de Blancs 525 Charles was known as Champagne Charlie during his time as a merchant ROSÉ Salon “Le Mesnil” 2007 Brut Blanc de Blancs 850

One of the pioneers in the single vineyard Champagne movement Anne-Brigitte 2018 Languedoc, France 15 Louis Roederer “Cristal” 2006 Brut Rosé 900 A blend of Grenache, Syrah and Mourvèdre, with great freshness Cristal is the flagship cuvée created in 1876 for Alexander II, Tsar of Russia

Red

ITALIAN SPARKLING WINES Feudo Montoni “Lagnusa” 2017 Nero d’Avola Sicily, Italy 14 Nero d’Avola is the most important red wine grape in Sicily

Col d’Orcia 2016 Rosso di Montalcino Tuscany, Italy 16 Pasqua Prosecco NV Spumante Veneto 65 This historic estate also makes one of the benchmark Brunello This light and refreshing aperitif wine is produced with the Glera variety Quality Wine 2018 Cabernet Blend, Médoc Bordeaux, France 18 Ferrari NV Brut Rose Trentino 85 From vineyards between Mouton-Rothschild and Pontet-Canet in Pauillac Considered by many to be the top Sparkling winemaker in the region Ridge “Three Valleys” 2018 Zinfandel Sonoma County 19 A blend of fruit from Alexander, Dry Creek, and Sonoma Valleys

Copain “Tous Ensemble” 2017 Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast 22 Meaning “All Together”, this bottling is from select plots across the appellation AMERICAN SPARKLING WINES Coppo 2015 Barolo, Piedmont, Italy 26 A generous Barolo that shows great aged character and mature fruits Schramsberg “Blanc de Noirs’’ 2015 Brut Napa, California 105 The largest wine cave in California – spanning 2 miles underground! Poggio Salvi 2014 Brunello di Montalcino Tuscany, Italy 29 Classic Sangiovese Grosso from a great vintage Under the Wire “Alder Springs’’ 2013 Brut Mendocino, California 145 Single vineyard, single vintage, and made in the Champagne method! Quilt by Caymus 2016 Cabernet Sauvignon Napa (Poured from Magnum) 30 The newest Napa project from Chuck and Joe Wagner

Large formats MAGNUM (1.5l)

Trerose “Santa Caterina” 2012 Vino Nobile di Montepulciano Tuscany 195 CHARDONNAY: California

Fontanafredda “Serralunga” 2014 Barolo Piedmont 220 Copain “Les Voisins” 2017 Anderson Valley 85 A cool climate Chardonnay that drinks like Burgundy Faust 2016 Ca bernet Sauvignon Napa Valley 265 Jordan 2016 Russian River Valley 95 Heitz “Trailside Vineyard” 2003 Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley 525 An elegant expression of Russian River fruit since its inauguration in 1979 Silver Oak 2014 Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley 590 Mer Soleil “Reserve” 2017 Chardonnay Santa Lucia Highlands 105 Chateau Montelena “Estate” 2007 Cabernet Blend Napa Valley 795 These vineyards were first planted in 1988 by the Wagner Family

Ridge “Monte Bello” 2015 Cabernet Blend Santa Cruz Mountains 950 Cakebread 2017 Napa Valley 110 Chardonnay was the first wine made at this great Napa Vineyard Joseph Phelps “Insignia” 2006 Cabernet Blend Napa Valley 1475

Joseph Phelps “Insignia” 2012/2011 Cabernet Blend Napa Valley 1500 DuMol “Estate Vineyard” 2014 Sonoma Coast 130 Andy Smith has been at this winery since its inception twenty years ago Joseph Phelps “Insignia” 2010/2009/2008 Cabernet Blend Napa Valley 1700 Liquid Farm “Golden Slopes” 2016 Sta. Rita Hills 135 Ceretto-Bricco Rocche "Cannubi San Lorenzo" 2005 Barolo Piedmont 1900 This cuvee is named after its inspiration from the Côte d’Or of Burgundy B. Giacosa "Le Rocche del Falletto" 2008 Barolo Riserva Piedmont 2100 Chateau Montelena 2016 Napa Valley 140 B. Giacosa "Le Rocche del Falletto" 2000 Barolo Riserva Piedmont 2200 A legendary wine that won beat all French counterparts in the Judgment of Paris

Romano Dal Forno 2003 Amarone della Valpolicella Veneto 2200 Lioco “La Marisma Vineyard” 2014 Santa Cruz Mountains 145 From California “négociants” Kevin O'Connor and Matt Licklider

Far Niente 2018 Napa Valley 160 JEROBOAM (3L) This top Chardonnay never undergoes malolactic fermentation Quality Wine 2016 Cabernet Sauvignon Blend, Médoc Bordeaux 345 Kistler “Les Noisetiers” 2018 Sonoma Coast 165 Joseph Phelps 2015 Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley 650 The most popular of Steve Kistler’s Chardonnay, the name refers to the toasted hazelnut aromas of this cuvée Le Macchiole “Paleo” 2006 Super Tuscan Bolgheri 950 La Jota “W.S. Keyes Vineyard” 2017 Napa Valley 200 Silver Oak 2015 Cabernet Sauvignon Alexander Valley 995 This vineyard atop Howell Mountain is planted only to Merlot and Chardonnay Silver Oak 2014 Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley 1180 Flowers 2016 Sonoma Coast (Magnum 1.5L) 230 Château Fonbadet 2005 Bordeaux Blend Pauillac Bordeaux 1100 A classic, cool-climate, Sonoma chardonnay from steep hillside vineyards

Château Fonbadet 1995 Bordeaux Blend Pauillac Bordeaux 1200 Marcassin “Marcassin Vineyard” 2012 Sonoma Coast 440 Cult-leader/wine-maker Helen Turley’s “home” winery Château Fonbadet 1990 Bordeaux Blend Pauillac Bordeaux 1550

Château Fonbadet 1988 Bordeaux Blend Pauillac Bordeaux 1500

Château Fonbadet 1985 Bordeaux Blend Pauillac Bordeaux 1600 chardonnay: burgundy

Château Fonbadet 1982 Bordeaux Blend Pauillac Bordeaux 1850 Pinson “Montee de Tonnerre” 2018 Chablis 1er Cru 130 The Pinson family has been making wines in Chablis for over 250 years! Chateau Montelena “Estate” 2005 Cabernet Blend Napa Valley 1600 Etienne Sauzet 2017 Puligny-Montrachet 175 Ridge “Monte Bello” 2016 Cabernet Blend Santa Cruz Mountains 1800 Known for elegant yet powerful Puligny built to last B. Giacosa "Asili" 2011 Barbaresco Riserva Piedmont 3400 Paul Pillot “Champs-Gains” 2015 Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru 275 B. Giacosa "Le Rocche del Falletto" 2007 Barolo Riserva Piedmont 4200 A 1er Cru wine that perfectly reflect the finest terroirs of the region

IMPERIA L (6L)

Château Fonbadet 1990 Bordeaux Blend Pauillac Bordeaux 2200

Silver Oak 2014 Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley 2600

Chateau Montelena “Estate” 2004 Cabernet Blend Napa Valley 3000

SALMANAZAR (9L)

Quality Wine 2016 Cabernet Sauvignon Blend, Médoc Bordeaux 940

SAUVIGNON BLANC

Meat Market Pascal Balland “Les Hautes Pierres” 2018 Sancerre, France 79 The limestone and rocky soils give this wine a unique freshness and nerve If there were any cardinal rules in our “Meats and Potatoes” business, the phrase “Steak goes best with Cabernet” would probably be one of them. This may have been Emmolo 2017 Napa Valley, California 88 true when our founder, Alan Stillman opened Smith & Wollensky in the 1970’s. In this Made by the Jenny Wagner, daughter of Chuck of Caymus fame section named “Meat Market,” our Wine Director has hand-picked a short but diverse list of wines outside of the Cabernet domain. Merry Edwards 2017 Russian River Valley, California 105 A rich, creamy Sauvignon Blanc with great balance Gérard Boulay “Monts Damnés” 2018 Sancerre, France 135 Quality Wine These “damned hills” are named after the incredible steepness of the slopes Beginning in 2006 with the opening of Quality Meats, we launched a vision to feature our own, private red wine label to best complement our menu. That commitment has Peter Michael “L’Après-Midi” 2017 Knights Valley, California 158 led to the creation of our very own “Quality Wine.” A full-bodied Sauvignon that is barrel-fermented and barrel-aged Quality Wine by Château Fonbadet 2016 Médoc 79

Cabernet Blend Bordeaux, France I talian whites

Livio Felluga 2018 Collio Pinot Grigio Friuli 69 Quality Wine by Casa Lapostolle 2008 105 One of the early producers in Friuli that modernized the industry Carmenere Blend Colchagua Valley, Chile

Fontanafredda 2018 Gavi di Gavi Piedmont 72 Ridge zinfandel A fresh classic that only sees time in stainless steel Since Paul Draper first became Chief Winemaker in 1969, Ridge has been synonymous with two wines: its Monte Bello Estate Blend in the heart of Santa Cruz Mountains, and Prunotto 2018 Roero Arneis Piedmont 75 its Zinfandel from Sonoma County. Despite his recent retirement, these wines carry This varietal does best in Alto Piemonte and always has refreshing acidity the essence of classic California with their grace and understated power.

Antinori “Bràmito della Sala” 2018 Umbria 77 An old-world chardonnay that delivers both structure and elegance Ridge “Three Valleys” 2018 Zinfandel Sonoma County 92 “Lytton Springs” 2017 Dry Creek Valley 115 Bertani 2015 Soave Classico Veneto 82 A classic Amarone producer also makes an ageworthy white Aglianico

Marco Tinessa “O’Gnostro” 2018 Fiano Campania 98 Often described as Nebbiolo of the South, Aglianico was originally brought to Italy by Greek settlers in the time of Ancient Rome. With complex aromatics, sturdy and Inspired by Frank Cornelissen, this Fiano is macerated for two days structure, and ability to age decades, these wines may be reminiscent of Barolo, but Paolo Bea “Arboreus” 2016 Grechetto Blend Umbria 112 with an understated power that perfectly describes the climate of Southern Italy. This skin-contacted white also blends in Malvasia, Sauvignon Blanc, and Chardonnay Montevetrano 2012 Cabernet-Aglianico Blend Campania 145

Gravner “Breg Bianco” 2005 White Blend, Venezia-Giulia 175 Mastroberardino “Radici” 2012 Taurasi Riserva, Aglianico Campania 175 This aromatic ‘orange’ wine gets its seductive color from a long period of grape skin contact as the wine ages in amphorae vessels Syrah & co.

Benanti “Pietra Marina” Etna Bianco 2016 Sicily 200 An extremely food friendly grape variety, from the coast of California to the vineyards Hands down the best white wine in Sicily of Italy, Syrah can flourish. Due to its bold red fruity & earthy flavors and long-lasting finish, these wines will pair greatly with our great cuts of beef.

Gaja “Rossj-Bass” Langhe Chardonnay 2016 Piedmont 225 Always blended with a tiny amount of Sauvignon Blanc for brightness Clos Saron “Kind of Blue” 2015 Sierra Foothills 105 Co-fermented with Carignane and Cabernet Sauvignon, and pressed by nothing but hard, foot stomping! Sorting table AMERICAN whites

DuMol “Wild Mountainside” 2016 Russian River Valley 150 Chateau Montelena 2017 Riesling Potter Valley, California 75 Grown exclusively in high-elevation mountain vineyards in the Mayacamas Range A classic off-dry, medium-full Riesling from Mendocino CCGP by Scott Sampler “Twilight Idol” 2013 Grenache Santa Barbara 175 Arbe Garbe 2015 White Blend Napa, California 92 “Super-Cali” 2013 Merlot Santa Barbara 175 This wine is a blend of Malvasia, Tocai Friulano, and Ribolla Gialla The Central Coast Group Project (CCGP) sources only the highest quality fruit from world-class organic and sustainable Santa Barbara County vineyards Matthiasson 2016 “Home Vineyard” Ribolla Gialla Napa, California 110

Inspired by George Vare, this Ribolla sees extended skin contact and whole Château de Beaucastel 2017 Châteaneuf-du-Pape Rhône Valley 230 cluster fermentation, giving it the feel of a light-bodied red The best and longest-lived of all Châteaneuf, with a higher proportion of Mourvèdre

Sine Qua Non “Dark Blossom” 2011 Grenache Santa Barbara 850 ROSÉ As of 2018, the wait to join Manfred Krankl’s mailing list of these unique wine featuring his own artwork was 9 years Jean-Luc Colombo “Cape Bleue” 2018 Provence 75 A traditional Southern French rose coming from a blend of Syrah and Mourvèdre Penfolds “Grange” 2009 South Australia 1500 “Grange” 2005 South Australia 1500 Clos Saron “Tickled Pink” 2015 Lodi, California 88 “Grange” 1999 South Australia 1700 This is really unlike any rosé wine coming out of California. Taste it to believe it! “Grange” 1997 South Australia 1700 “Grange” 1996 South Australia 1750 Pierre-Yves Colin-Morey 2018 Rosé of Pinot Noir Burgundy, France 90 “Grange” 1995 South Australia 1800 One of the brightest stars in Burgundy just recently started making this delightful rosé With an unbroken line of vintages since 1951, this is one of the finest Syrah in the world

Italian Reds: from north to south

TRENTINO Beaujolais & burgundy

Foradori “Granato” 2007 Teroldego 175 morgon This unique wine made by Elisabetta Foradori is aged in Anfora Guy Breton “Vieilles Vignes” Morgon 2018 80 VENETO Bold, refined, and usually the fullest of the Cru Beaujolais

Pasqua “Passimento Rosso” 2015 Corvina Blend 68 Bourgogne Amarone della Valpolicella 2013 125 An elegant, full-bodied red made from raisinated grapes Michel Magnien Bourgogne 2017 155 One of the most prestigious estates in the Cote d’Or, founded in the 1960s Masi “Campofiorin” Corvina Blend 2016 85 “Costasera” Amarone della Valpolicella 2015 145 GEVREY-CHAMBERTIN This historic estate was founded by the Boscaini family in the XVIII century Antonin Guyon “La Justice” 2015 155

One of the most prestigious estates in the Cote d’Or, founded in the 1960s Prà 2012 Amarone della Valpolicella 165

From high elevation vineyards rich in limestone, this Amarone is perhaps the Claude Dugat 2014 175 most elegant in all of Veneto One of the great producers revered worldwide for powerful yet elegant Burgundy Maculan “Fratta” 2013 Cabernet Blend 185 A blend of Cabernet and Merlot from some of the lowest yielding vineyards Dominique Gallois “Charmes-Chambertin” Grand Cru 2014 395 Pretty, elegant red fruit aromatics with the backdrop of mushroom and earth tones Monte dall’Ora “Stropa” 2011 Amarone della Valpolicella 230 The biodynamically farmed grapes destined for Amarone are, counterintuitively, Christophe Roumier “Charmes-Chambertin” Grand Cru 2008 750 the first ones to be picked to retain freshness in the wine. Aromatically complex, silky, seductive. and Grand Cru!

Romano Dal Forno Valpolicella 2012/2010/2008 240 MOREY-SAINT-DENIS Amarone della Valpolicella 2012 780 Pierre Bourée “Les Baulets” 1er Cru 2001 200 Amarone della Valpolicella 2010 780 These 1er Cru wine is vinified in a very traditional style Amarone della Valpolicella 2009 780 Amarone della Valpolicella 2008 780 Lignier-Michelot “Clos de la Roche” Grand Cru 2011 425 Amarone della Valpolicella 2006 780 The most complete wines of Morey always come from Clos de la Roche The great richness of these wines is derived from the extremely low yields CHAMBOLLE-MUSIGNY Bertani Amarone della Valpolicella 2009 275 Robert Groffier “Les Hauts Doix” 1er Cru 2016 625 Amarone della Valpolicella 2008 275 An almost secret vineyard that lies between Les Charmes and Les Amoureuses Amarone della Valpolicella 1980 950 Amarone della Valpolicella 1975 950 VOSNE-ROMANÉE Arguably Amarone’s most recognizable producer Bertagna “Les Beaux Monts” 1er Cru 2011 195 Giuseppe Quintarelli “Alzero” 2004 Cabernet Franc Blend 895 This great vineyard is perched between the Grand Crus of Richebourg and The maestro of Veneto who makes nearly all his reds appassimento Echézeaux

UMBRIA nuits-SAINT-georges Henri Gouges “Clos des Porrets St. Georges” 1er Cru 2014 225 Arnaldo-Caprai “Collepiano” 2013 Montefalco Sagrantino 110 Among the most traditional and long-lived of the producers in Nuits-St.-Georges Only grown in Umbria, Sagrantino is a big, brooding, tannic wine

Paolo Bea “San Valentino” 2014 130 ECHÉZEAUX “Rosso de Véo” 2015 155 Mongeard-Mugneret “La Grande Complication” Grand Cru 2013 375 “Pipparello” 2012 Montefalco Rosso Riserva 170 From a plot of old vines that were donated to the Hospices de Beaune in 2011 “Pagliaro” 2015 Montefalco Sagrantino 225 An iconic winemaker that shows natural winemaking at its best Anne Gros “Les Loachausses” Grand Cru 2013 600 Anne took over her father’s Burgundy estate at age 22 Sardinia Romanée-St.-Vivant Punica “Barrua” 2015 Carignano Blend 123 An effort begun in 2002 between Giacomo Tachis of Sassicaia and Santadi Domaine de la Romanée-Conti Grand Cru 2014 2700 The most delicate and aromatic of the DRC Grand Crus Sella e Mosca “Marchese di Villamarina” 2010 Alghero 195 La Tâche 100% Cabernet, and in great vintages, like drinking a well-aged Pauillac Domaine de la Romanée-Conti Grand Cru 2014 3200 SICILY Approximately three times the size of the Romanée-Conti vineyard, and a monopole of DRC since 1933 Benanti “Contrada Cavaliere” 2016 Nerello Mascalese 98 One of the most iconic wineries on Mt. Etna

Occhipinti “Siccagno” 2016 Nero d’Avola 135 “Grotte Alte” 2014 Cerasuolo di Vittoria Riserva 175 Revered for their freshness, intensity and the local terroir

Girolamo Russo “San Lorenzo” 2017 Etna Rosso 145 The salinity and minerality, along with bright red fruit aromas, often draws comparisons to Burgundy

Italian Reds: TUSCANY Pinot Noir: California Super tuscans

Hartford Co urt 2018 Russian River Valley 105 Ciacci Piccolomini d’Aragona “Rosso” 2016 75 This family winery was founded in 1994 by Don and Jennifer Hartford From famed Montalcino producer, this is an accessible blend of Sangiovese and Syrah Freeman 2017 Russian River Valley 126 Ken and Akiko make wines from cool climate sites that nevertheless display a Mazzei “Badiola” 2017 87 prominen ce of California fruit Filippo Mazzei was an Italian physician and close friend of Thomas Jefferson

Merry Edwa rds 2017 Sonoma Coast 138 Col d’Orcia “Nearco” 2014 115 She kno ws Russian River and Sonoma Coast better than just about everyone “Olmaia” 2013 175 Olmaia is one of the classic Cabernets in Tuscany Patz & Hall “Chenoweth Ranch” 2014 Russian River Valley 146

This apple orchard was planted to Pinot Noir in 2000. Fèlsina “Fontalloro” 2016 140 Fontalloro was born out of Fèlsina’s refusal to blend white varietals into Chianti Hirsch “San Andreas Fault” 2016 Sonoma Coast 153 David Hirsch is really the godfather of all cool climate California Pinot Noir Sette Cieli “Indaco” 2015 150 One of the rare estates in Tuscany to produce world-class Malbec Littorai “Les Larmes” 2018 Anderson Valley 160 Littorai 2018 Sonoma Coast 170 Biserno “Il Pino” 2016 160 Ted Lemon’s resume reads like a Who’s Who list of top Burgundy producers A project drawn up between Marchese Lodovico & Piero Antinori

Radio-Coteau “Savoy Vineyard” 2015 Anderson Valley 165 Tenuta dell’Ornellaia “Le Serre Nuove” 2017 165 The name is derived from a Rhône colloquial expression, “word of mouth” “Ornellaia” 2015 Bolgheri 495 “Ornellaia” 1996 Bolgheri 625 Ceritas “Elliott Vineyard” 2015 Sonoma Coast 175 “Ornellaia” 1995 Bolgheri 680 John Raytek searches out vineyards from the most remote regions of California The Ornellaia Estate was created in 1981 in Bolgheri

Cobb “Rice-Spivak Vineyard” 2014 Sonoma Coast 180 Sette Ponti “Oreno” 2017 165 Ross Cobb took his approach to winemaking from the great Bert Williams A full-bodied Bordeaux blend named after the river that runs through the property

Rochioli 2017 Russian River Valley 220 Stella di Campalto “Choltempo Fiorello” NV 175 These vineyards were among the first sources for Williams-Selyem An unusual, multi-vintage blend of Marselan, Lagrein and Tannat

Kosta Browne 2017 Sta. Rita Hills 245 Castellare di Castellina “I Sodi di S. Niccolò” 2014 180 Kosta Browne 2017 Russian River Valley 250 “I Sodi di S. Niccolò” 2013 185 Kosta Browne 2017 Sonoma Coast 255 A rich, elegant wine that expresses Sangioveto beautifully “Keefer Ranch” 2016 Russian River Valley 325 This winery started in 1998 with exactly one barrel of wine Petrolo “Galatrona” 2016 250 Galatrona is one of the top Merlot in Tuscany Hyde de Villaine “Ysabel” 2014 Sonoma Mountain 300 The project of DRC’s Aubert de Villaine with Larry Hyde of Carneros Antinori “Guado al Tasso” Bolgheri 2016 275 “Tignanello” 2016 285 Marcassin “Marcassin Vineyard” 2012 Sonoma Coast 400 “Solaia” 2016 750 Winemaker Helen Turley is known for producing the country’s best Pinot Tignanello is the Super Tuscan that started it all in Chianti Classico

Fonterutoli “Siepi” 2005 270 One of the first single vineyard blends to come from Chianti Classico

Fontodi “Flaccianello della Pieve” 2009 335 Pinot Noir: Oregon “Flaccianello della Pieve” 2008 345 “Flaccianello della Pieve” 2007 450 Routestock “Route 99W” 2016 Willamette Valley 80 “Flaccianello della Pieve” 2006 475 Named after the highway that runs between Portland and Eugene “Flaccianello della Pieve” 2004 495 Bergström “Cumberland Reserve” 2016 Willamette Valley 115 “Flaccianello della Pieve” 1999 475 Josh Bergström was among the first in Oregon to convert to biodynamic farming “Flaccianello della Pieve” 1996 495 “Flaccianello della Pieve” 1995 495 Eyrie Vineyards “Sisters Vineyard” 2016 Dundee Hills 125 Perhaps the most powerful, concentrated, and long-lived Sangiovese One of the first established wineries in Dundee Hills, named after the red-tailed hawks who make their home in the fir trees near the top of their original vineyard plantings Soldera “Pegasos” 2005 525 A slightly younger Brunello that Gianfranco released early to preserve freshness Angela Estate “Abbot Claim” 2013 Yamhill-Carlton 140 This wine and vineyard are both made and managed by Ken Wright Tenuta San Guido “Sassicaia” 2016 Bolgheri 550 “Sassicaia” 2015 Bolgheri 550 Penner-Ash “Estate Vineyard” 2016 Yamhill-Carlton 155 “Sassicaia” 2014 Bolgheri 525 This expressive Pinot Noir comes from volcanic soils Sassicaia is the Super-Tuscan that started it all

Evening Land “Anden, Seven Springs Estate” 2017Eola-Amity Hills 195 Masseto “Massetino” 2017 595 This expressive Pinot Noir comes from volcanic soils Masseto 2016 1550 Masseto 2015 1550 Antica Terra “Ceras” 2017 Willamette Valley 240 Masseto 2014 1550 Maggie Harrison was the former Assistant Winemaker to Manfred Krankl at Sine Referred to affectionately as the ‘Italian Petrus’ due to its similar use of Merlot Qua Non

Italian Reds: TUSCANY BRUNELLO DI montalcino Caparzo 2014 125 cabernet & blends: france Caparzo 2013 Riserva 225 “Vigna La Casa” 2004 255 BORDEAUX: Left bank Purchased by Elisabetta Gnudi Angelini in 1998 SAINT-ESTÈPHE Poggio Salvi 2014 130 Classic Sangiovese Grosso from a great vintage Château Lafon-Rochet 2010 195 Château Lafon-Rochet 2006 160 Col d’Orcia 2014 145 Lafon-Rochet constructed its Château in the 20th century Col d’Orcia 1997 380 One of the first organic producers in Montalcino Château Calon Ségur 1996 450

Livio Sassetti “Pertimali” 2014 160 This Third-growth Château has been considered a hidden jewel of St-Estèphe A classic, traditional producer whose sensual wines are perennially underrated Château Cos d'Estournel 2005 550 Antinori “Pian delle Vigne” 2013 164 The name Cos (with the S pronounced) refers to a "hill of pebbles" Legendary Tuscan family produces approachable and complex Brunello

Casanuova delle Cerbaie 2010 165 PAUILLAC Casanuova della Cerbaie 2001 Riserva 260 From Montalcino’s north side, these wines are elegant and aromatic Château Pedesclaux 2012 115 th Val di Suga 2013 170 This 5 Growth is usually the most accessible Pauillac in its youth

“Poggio al Granchio” 2009 255 “Vigna del Lago” 2009 275 Château Fonbadet 2005 240 “Vigna Spuntali” 2009 280 Château Fonbadet 1996 240 From the cooler, northern hills of Montalcino, this Brunello is intensely elegant Château Fonbadet 1995 240 Château Fonbadet 1990 305 Poggio Antico 2007 195 The producers of the 2016 Quality Wine! “Altero” 2010 235 Two very different Brunello, with Altero seeing significant time in French barrique Château Pichon-Comtesse de Lalande 2002 450 With an unusually high percentage of Merlot for a Pauillac property Le Macioche 2007 225 The 2007 vintage has produced bright and radiant wines throughout Montalcino Château Pontet-Canet 1999 480 Located right across from Mouton, this is an especially powerful Pauillac with a Gaja “Pieve Santa Restituta” 2014 240 great history of ageing potential A stellar Brunello from the famed Barbaresco Producer Château Latour 1999 1850 Stella di Campalto 2012 Riserva 325 Château Latour 1985 2000 One of the first estates in Montalcino to espouse Biodynamics Vines have existed on this First Growth property since the 14th Century

Cerbaiona 2012 375 Inspired by Biondi-Santi, Diego Molinari’s estate is just east of Montalcino Château Mouton-Rothschild 2010 2500 Château Mouton-Rothschild 2005 2200 Biondi-Santi “Tenuta Greppo” 2013 450 Château Mouton-Rothschild 2003 1550 “Il Greppo” 1970 Riserva 700 The only Chateau that has been elevated to First Growth Il Greppo vineyards are planted to a clone of the Sangiovese Grosso: BBS11

Poggio di Sotto 2013 475 SAINT-JULIEN Poggio di Sotto 2012 Riserva 695 This winery is located just outside the town of Castelnuovo dell’Abate in the Château Gloria 2012 140 southern part of Montalcino A more modern, stylish Bordeaux that rewards early drinking

Soldera “Case Basse” 2003 Riserva 800 Château Gruaud-Larose 2001 350 Gianfranco’s minute vineyard plots are Case Basse and Intistieti nd Always one of the most elegant of the 2 Growths Rosso di Montalcino Château Beychevelle 2010 390 Col d’Orcia 2016 70 The name is derived from “Baisse-Vaille” or “lower sails,” in deference to its A classic in Montalcino that was among the first to farm organically ownership by the Admiral of France in the 16th Century

Pian dell’Orino 2016 128 Château Léoville-Las Cases 2007 575 A biodynamic estate located right next to Biondi-Santi Château Léoville-Las Cases 2005 895 CHIANTI classico Château Léoville-Las Cases 1999 600 Château Léoville-Las Cases 1998 790 Mazzei “Ser Lapo” 2016 Riserva 86 Château Léoville-Las Cases 1989 970 Dedicated to Ser Lapo Mazzei, a pioneer of Chianti Classico Château Léoville-Las Cases 1988 860

Castello di Volpaia 2017 Riserva 94 Château Léoville-Las Cases 1985 990 A classic, traditional Chianti that shows bright red fruit Château Léoville-Las Cases 1982 2200 The original Léoville estate was partitioned in 1840, into Las-Cases, Poyferré, and Antinori “Badia a Passignano” 2015 Gran Selezione 136 Barton These vineyards are located less than 3km from the flagship Tignanello

Fèlsina “Rancia” 2016 Riserva 145 A dark, intense wine that is almost always the highlight of any vintage

cabernet & blends: France italian Reds: PIEDMONT

Barolo BORDE AUX: Left bank Bruno Giacosa “Le Rocche del Falletto” 1998 500 MARGAUX One of Langhe’s greatest winemakers, Bruno started his career in 1961

Château Bra ne-Cantenac “Baron de Brane” 2015 140 Giacomo Conterno “Cerretta” 2012 600 This 2nd label honors Baron Hector de Brane, who owned the estate in the 19th century Giacomo Conterno 1967 1250 Located in Serralunga, Conterno is one of the greatest names in all Piemonte Château Palm er “Alter Ego” 2011 265 Famed e state Château Palmer makes this modern expression of their terroir Gaja “Sperss” 2009 Langhe 550 “Sperss” 1998 Langhe 650 Château Ma rgaux 1995 2200 “Sperss” 1995 Barolo 700 Château Margaux 1985 2500 Angelo Gaja is one of the most influential winemakers in Italy

A legend ary Bordeaux that is only beginning to hit its stride

Barbaresco

PESSA C-lÉOGNAN Luigi Giordano “Cavanna” 2014 103 The Cavanna vineyard is a short walk away from the town center Château Larrivet Haut-Brion 2010 160 One of the best known of the unclassified wineries in the appellation Renato Fenocchio “Starderi” 2015 125 The Fenocchio family has been in Piedmont since the 1800s Château P ape-Clément 2009 625 Bruno Giacosa “Rabajà” 2014 395 Bernard Magrez’s top estate; this vintage received top 100-point scores One of Langhe’s greatest winemakers, Bruno started his career in 1961

Château Haut-Brion 2000 1850

A legendary wine from a near perfect vintage, drinking at peak Gaja Barbaresco 2015 950 Barbaresco 2003 1100 Barbaresco 2000 1100 Haut -médoc Barbaresco 1999 1250 Barbaresco 1998 950 Château C antemerle 2010 180 Barbaresco 1996 1250 This great vintage continues to shine and peak at 10 years “Costa Russi” 2003 Langhe 650 “Sorì Tildìn” 2003 Langhe 750 “Sorì Tildìn” 1996 Langhe 895 mÉDO C “Sorì Tildìn” 1988 Langhe 950 Angelo Gaja is one of the most influential winemakers in Italy

Quality Wine 2018 79 Giuseppe Mascarello “Bernadotti” 1978 1200 Made by Château Fonbadet in both the 2015 and 2016 vintages Located in Castiglione Falletto, this estate makes impressive classic wines

NEBBIOLO BORD EAUX: right bank Travaglini “Tre Vigne” 2013 Gattinara 130 Saint -Émilion “Il Sogno” 2012 250 With a four-hundred-year tradition in Alto Piemonte Château Cô te de Baleau 2015 o120

This estate was promoted Grand Cru Classé in 2012 Dolcetto Château Faugères 2013 135 This estate was founded in 1823 and currently owned by film producer Luigi Einaudi 2017 Dogliani 72 Péby Guisez and his wife Corine The former President of Italy is said to have never missed a harvest

Château Le Dôme 2006 425 Owned by Jonathan Maltus of Château Teyssier BARBERA

Giuseppe Mascarello “Scudetto” 2016 Barbera d’Alba 120 Château Cheval-Blanc 1985 1950 From the few Barbera vines planted in the middle of Monforte d’Alba Frequently referenced in movies such as Sideways and Ratatouille

BLENDs in Langhe pomerol Gaja 1999 “Darmagi” Cabernet Blend Langhe 575 Château de Sales 2012 115 Angelo Gaja is one of the most influential winemakers in Italy This estate uses cement tanks as well as oak to preserve freshness

Château Gazin 1982 500

Perhaps the most celebrated vintage of the century

Italian Reds: PIEDMONT merlot & blends: CALIFORNIA barolo Clos du Val 2016 Napa Valley 120 Coppo 2015 0 98 Founded in 1972, these wines always show the restrained nature of their French roots A generous Barolo that shows great aged character and mature fruits Shafer “TD-9” 2016 Napa Valley 150 Azelia 2015 120 Named after the original tractor John Shafer used in his vineyards Luigi Scavino is the cousin of Enrico Scavino of Paolo Scavino winery, and the two share ownership of the famed Fiasco hill. Darioush 2016 Napa Valley 175 Darioush Khaledi founded this award-winning winery in 1997 on the original Brovia 2015 138 Altamura Winery location Blended from the top vineyards of Villero, Rocche, Brea, and Bricco Fiasco

Francesco Rinaldi 2015 140 cabernet & blends: WASHINGTON Francesco Rinaldi 1971 675 “Brunate” 2015 165 Quilceda Creek “CVR” 2016 Columbia Valley 125 “Cannubi” 2015 170 A new Cabernet from the top producer in Washington, featuring younger vines One of the longest-lived and classic Barolo around DeLille “Four Flags” 2016 Red Mountain 165 Marcarini “Brunate” 2014 155 Sourced from four top vineyards within this up and coming appellation Based in La Morra, this estate’s wines are best known for finesse and aromatics Cayuse “Camaspelo” 2016 Walla Walla 260 Renato Fenocchio “Cannubi” 2015 159 The first winery in Walla Walla to farm according to Biodynamic methods The Fenocchio family has been in Piedmont since the 1800’s

Alessandro Veglio “Gattera” 2012 160 cabernet & blends: CALIFORNIA From Northwestern Piedmont, this estate is was founded in 2008 Duckhorn “Decoy” 2016 Red Blend Sonoma County 86 Marchesi di Barolo 2010 160 Meritage: a combination of the words merit & heritage “Sarmassa” 2013 240 Sarmassa, within the commune of Barolo, is one of its most aromatic crus Beaulieu Vineyards 2016 Napa Valley 104 André Tchelistcheff has influenced generations of winemakers Conterno-Fantino “Mosconi” 2015 175 “Vigna del Gris” 2001 325 Chappellet “Mountain Cuvee” 2018 Napa Valley 115 Considered a “modernist” for his use of smaller French oak barrels “Pritchard Hill” 2014 St. Helena 490 Established in 1967 by Donn and Molly Chappellet, pioneers of mountain viticulture Elvio Cogno “Ravera” 2013 180 in Napa Valley “Bricco Pernice” 2012 265 “Vigna Elena” 2011 Riserva 270 Stonestreet 2016 Alexander Valley 122 Located in “Ravera” the most well-known cru of the Novello commune These mountain vineyards were the first source for Peter Michael’s cabernets

Luigi Einaudi “Cannubi” 2013 190 Frank Family Vineyards 2016 Napa Valley 135 Luigi was the second President of the Italian Republic between 1948 and 1955 “Reserve” 2016 Rutherford 240 “Reserve” 2008 Rutherford 250 Paolo Scavino “Bric dël Fiasc” 2015 225 Established in 1884 this historic winery produces stellar wines Founded in 1921, Enrico Scavino has been overseeing the estate since 1951 Blackbird “Arise” 2014 Napa Valley 140 Prunotto “Bussia” 2010 230 The label features blackbirds sitting on a telephone wire in the same layout as the “Bussia” 2009 220 starting notes in the Beatles' song "Blackbird" In 1994, Antinori assumed full control of this legendary estate Heritance 2014 Napa Valley 145 Aldo Conterno “Bussia” 2015 230 “Beckstoffer Georges III Vineyard” 2014 Rutherford 300 “Cicala” 2015 350 Georges III was planted in 1895 and purchased by BV owner Georges de Latour in “Colonnello” 2015 345 1928 “Colonnello” 2014 330 “Colonnello” 2013 330 Groth 2017 Oakville 150 The 121-acre estate vineyards were originally planted in 1972 In 1969, Aldo decided to go it alone and split with Giacomo Conterno

Heitz Cellar 2014 Napa Valley 155 Pianpolvere Soprano “Bussia” 2000 Riserva 255 “Trailside Vineyard” 2013 Rutherford 215 Aged for seven years in barrel, and more in bottle prior to release “Martha’s Vineyard” 2010 Oakville 550 “Martha’s Vineyard” 2009 Oakville 550 Elio Altare “Cerretta Vigna Bricco” 2013 Riserva 265 “Martha’s Vineyard” 2006 Oakville 500 One of the most powerful Barolo, from the best vineyard in Serralunga “Martha’s Vineyard” 2005 Oakville 595 Ceretto “Prapò” 2013 270 “Martha’s Vineyard” 2004 Oakville 550 “Brunate” 2012 285 “Martha’s Vineyard” 2003 Oakville 495 A modern interpretation of Barolo with wonderful aromatics Joe Heitz was perhaps the first in Napa to adopt French oak barrels

Luciano Sandrone “Le Vigne” 2012 300 Taken from Granite “Renaissance Vineyard” 1999 Sierra Foothills 155 “Cannubi Boschis” 2012 325 Before founding Clos Saron, Gideon Beinstock planted these vineyards in the 70s This iconic winemaker started to learn viticulture at the age of 14 Inglenook 2014 Rutherford 158 Guiseppe Mascarello “Monprivato” 2012 325 Its current incarnation was founded by Francis Ford Coppola, and previously known “Monprivato” 1991 650 as Rubicon “Castiglione Falletto” 1961 1200 Located in Castiglione Falletto, this estate makes impressive classic wines

cabernet & blends: CALIFORNIA cabernet & blends: CALIFORNIA

Ridge “Estate” 2016 Santa Cruz Mountains 159 Mayacamas 2015 Mount Veeder 295

“Monte Bello” 2016 Santa Cruz Mountains 500 The use of large, old casks has been unique to this winery since the 1920s “Monte Bello” 2015 Santa Cruz Mountains 500 “Monte Bello” 2014 Santa Cruz Mountains 450 Far Niente 2017 Napa Valley 300 “Monte Bello, Steep Terraces” 2013 Santa Cruz Mountains 495 Far Niente “Estate” 2012 Oakville 450 “Monte Bello” 2008 Santa Cruz Mountains 575 Far Niente “Estate” 2011 Oakville 450 “Monte Bello” 2007 Santa Cruz Mountains 725 Far Niente “Estate” 2010 Oakville 450 “Monte Bello” 2006 Santa Cruz Mountains 650 Far Niente was founded in 1885 by world traveler and entrepreneur, John Benson

“Monte Bello” 2005 Santa Cruz Mountains 750 Dunn Vineyards 2015 Napa Valley 325 The Monte Bello vineyard ranges in elevation from 1300′ to 2700′ above sea level Former Caymus winemaker Randy Dunn was an instrumental figure in the

development of the Howell Mountain AVA Chateau Montelena 2016 Napa Valley 160 “Estate” 2014 Calistoga 375 Eisele “Altagracia” 2014 Napa Valley 335 “Estate” 2009 Calistoga 400 “Altagracia” 2013 Napa Valley 335 “Estate” 2008 Calistoga 400 “Eisele Vineyard” 2013 Calistoga 795 “Estate” 2006 Calistoga 400 This celebrated estate from Calistoga was founded by Bart and Daphne Araujo “Estate” 2005 Calistoga 400 “Estate” 2004 Calistoga 400 Meteor Vineyard “Perseid” 2007 Coombsville 420 “Estate” 2003 Calistoga 400 These vineyards have unique combination of elevation and rich volcanic soils Winner of the white wine section of the historic "Judgment of Paris" competition Spottswoode “Estate” 2016 St. Helena 435 Jordan 2015 Alexander Valley 165 This historic producer located in St. Helena was one of the first in Napa Valley to Established in 1972 and following in the footsteps of the great wines of France fully convert to organic farming in 1985!

Joseph Phelps 2016 Napa Valley 170 Hall “Kathryn Hall” 2016 Napa Valley 450 “Insignia” 2015 Napa Valley 595 Kathryn first started in the wine business in her family’s Mendocino vineyards “Insignia” 2013 Napa Valley 670 “Insignia” 2012 Napa Valley 695 Fait Main “Bettinelli Sleeping Lady Vineyard” 2014 Yountville 495 “Insignia” 2011 Napa Valley 695 Started as a country estate for Gold Rush-era San Franciscans

“Insignia” 2010 Napa Valley 780 Continuum 2015 Napa Valley 500 “Insignia” 2009 Napa Valley 780 Continuum 2014 Napa Valley 450 “Insignia” 2008 Napa Valley 780 Tim Mondavi was the actual winemaker for the Robert Mondavi Winery California’s first, proprietary, Bordeaux red-blend was created in 1974

Dominus 2008 Yountville 525 Cakebread 2017 Napa Valley 189 Dominus 2003 Yountville 550 Their families were bakers of “cake brede” from England The owner, Christian Moueix, is one of Bordeaux’s greatest winemakers

Freemark Abbey 2008 Napa Valley 190 Located between St. Helena and Calistoga, this winery traces its roots to 1886 Accendo Cellars 2013 Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley 600 This is Bart and Daphne Araujo’s new project in Napa

O’Shaughnessy 2017 Napa Valley 195 Lokoya 2011 Spring Mountain 625 A blend of fruit from Howell Mountain, Mount Veeder, and Oakville Lokoya 2010 Mount Veeder 650 Antica 2007 Napa Valley 225 Always 100% Cabernet Sauvignon, and always 100% mountain fruit with native

The name Antica originates from the words Antinori and California yeasts, and bottled without fining or filtration

Grgich Hills 2010 Rutherford 235 Vérité “La Joie” 1998 Sonoma Valley 695 Grgich Hills 2008 Rutherford 175 Pierre Seillan is the winemaker of this Bordeaux-inspired cult-wine Grgich Hills 2007 Rutherford 275 Grgich Hills Estate was founded in 1977 by Miljenko “Mike” Grgich and Austin Hills Opus One 2015 Oakville 750 Opus One 2011 Oakville 975 Shafer 2016 “One Point Five” Stag’s Leap District 240 Opus One 2010 Oakville 995 “Hillside Select” 2015 Stag’s Leap District 650 Opus One 2008 Oakville 1075 “Hillside Select” 2014 Stag’s Leap District 625 Opus One 2007 Oakville 1075 One of Napa’s premier wines from the famed Stag’s Leap District Opus One 2006 Oakville 1075 Opus One 2004 Oakville 1150 Caymus 2017 Napa Valley 250 The realized dream of Robert Mondavi and the Baron Philippe de Rothschild “Special Selection” 2015 Napa Valley 525 Making Napa Valley Cab since 1972, now focusing entirely on this varietal BOND “Quella” 2011 Napa Valley 995 “Pluribus” 2013 Napa Valley 1200 J. Davies 2013 Diamond Mountain District 265 “St. Eden” 2014 Napa Valley 1300 The Davies family is also the proprietor of Schramsberg Vineyards in Napa Bill Harlan’s project with some of his best friends in the industry

Lewis 2016 Napa Valley 255 Hundred Acre “Ark Vineyard” 2015 St. Helena 1150 The 2013 Cabernet was Wine Spectator’s #1 wine in 2016 “Kayli Morgan Vineyard” 2015 Howell Mountain 1150 Jayson Woodbridge’s Napa Valley wines are always 100% Cabernet Sauvignon Nickel & Nickel “Branding Iron” 2017 Rutherford 275 Single vineyard and single varietal all the time! Harlan 2015 Napa Valley 2500

Harlan 2014 Napa Valley 2500 Peter Michael “L’Esprit des Pavots” 2016 Knights Valley 265 Harlan 2012 Napa Valley 2550 “Au Paradis” 2016 Knights Valley 465 Structure and tannins like a Bordeaux, with the sensual aromatics of a Pinot “Au Paradis” 2014 Knights Valley 440 In 1982, Sir Peter Michael purchased 630 acres of volcanic ridges in Knights Valley Screaming Eagle 2009 Oakville 3450 Screaming Eagle 2006 Oakville 3450 Silver Oak 2014 Napa Valley 285 The annual production for this unicorn-cult-wine ranges from 400 to 750 cases Along with Ridge, one of the few remaining producers to use American oak barrels