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Northwest Whites Anthony’s Hearthfire Grill is proudNorthwest to continue Anthony’s Whites 35 year tradition of offering our guests a truly Northwest experience in scenic waterfront locations. Our partnerships with local ranchers to fishermen, farmers to brewers and Washington wineries as featured on our wine list allow us to bring you the very best of the Northwest. Enjoy! WASHINGTON WHITES WASHINGTON WHITES Riesling More Whites & White Blends Chateau Ste. Michelle 30.00 “SBS” Sauvignon Blanc Semillon - Cadaretta 46.00 Columbia Valley - 2019 Columbia Valley - 2016 Sparkman - Birdie - 38.00 “Luminesce” - L’Ecole No 41 48.00 Columbia Valley - 2016 Walla Walla Valley - 2017 Sauvignon Blanc Barnard Griffin 30.00 WASHINGTON ROSES Columbia Valley - 2017 Robert Karl Cellars 42.00 Roses Yakima Valley - 2016 Sparkman Cellars 42.00 This Old Porch Sparkman Cellars “Pearl” 42.00 Columbia Valley - 2019 Columbia Valley - 2019 Pinot Gris SPARKLERS Latah Creek 34.00 Brut Yakima Valley - 2018 Domaine Ste. Michelle 35.00 Columbia Valley - NV Chardonnay Champagne Anthony’s by Buried Cane 30.00 Washington State - 2018 Veuve Clicquot “Yellow Label” 95.00 France - NV Anthony’s by Gordon Estate 34.00 Columbia Valley - 2018 Barnard Griffin 38.00 OREGON PINOT GRIS Columbia Valley - 2017 Milbrandt - Evergreen Vineyard - 44.00 Pinot Gris Ancient Lakes - 2016 Big Fire 37.00 Oregon - 2016 Chinook Wines 48.00 Yakima Valley - 2015 A to Z Cellar 39.00 Oregon - 2017 Chateau Ste. Michelle 56.00 Cold Creek Vineyard - Erath Vineyards 46.00 Columbia Valley - 2016 Oregon - 2016 L’Ecole No 41 65.00 Columbia Valley - 2017 Woodward Canyon 85.00 Washington State - 2015 Northwest Reds Anthony’s Hearthfire Grill is proud to continue Anthony’s 35 year tradition of offering our guests a truly Northwest experience in scenic waterfront locations. Our partnerships with local ranchers to fishermen, farmers to brewers and Washington wineries as featured on our wine list allow us to bring you the very best of the Northwest. Enjoy! WASHINGTON REDS WASHINGTON REDS Cabernet Sauvignon Merlot Anthony’s by Buried Cane 30.00 Chateau Ste. Michelle 42.00 Columbia Valley - 2016 Indian Wells - Columbia Valley - 2016 Barnard Griffin 38.00 Barnard Griffin 46.00 Columbia Valley - 2017 Columbia Valley - 2017 Chateau Ste. Michelle 38.00 Gibbons Lane Windery "Donedei" 56.00 Indian Wells Columbia Valley - 2011 Columbia Valley - 2016 Gamache Vintners 58.00 Boomtown by Dusted Valley 44.00 Columbia Valley - 2017 Columbia Valley - 2018 Pepper Bridge 95.00 L’Ecole No 41 75.00 Walla Walla Valley - 2016 Columbia Valley - 2016 Red Blends Dunham Cellars XX 78.00 Columbia Valley - 2015 “Red Blend” 48.00 Sparkman Cellars Wilderness Canvasback by Duckhorn Vineyards 95.00 Columbia Valley - 2018 Red Mountain - 2016 “Three Legged Red” 50.00 Leonetti Cellar 195.00 Dunham Cellars - Walla Walla Valley - 2016 Washington State - 2018 Syrah Oregon Pinot Noir Barnard Griffin 38.00 Columbia Valley - 2017 Big Fire 36.00 Oregon - 2018 Boomtown by Dusted Valley 40.00 Washington State - 2018 Cloudline Cellars 46.00 Oregon - 2018 Saviah Cellars “The Jack” 46.00 Willamette Valley Vineyards 60.00 Columbia Valley - 2017 Oregon - 2017 Pomum Cellars 58.00 King Estate “Signature” 65.00 Columbia Valley - 2012 Oregon - 2016 Domaine Drouhin 80.00 Betz Family Winery 98.00 Dundee Hills - 2016 “La Serenne” - Yakima Valley - 2013 OL 8.28.20.
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