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The Little Book of Liquids THE LITTLE BOOK OF LIQUIDS CHAPTER.1 Apéritif CIDER Maeloc, Apple Cider, Galicia, Spain (330ml) 12 Cidrerie du Vulcain 'Cidre de Fer' Fribourg, Switzerland, 2016 (750ml) 95 BEER Swell Brewing, Pale Ale, McLaren Vale, SA 12 Smiling Samoyed, Kolsch, Myponga, SA 12 Coopers, Sparkling Ale, Adelaide, SA 10 Little Bang Brewing CO, Icon Steam Ale, Adelaide, SA 12 Smiling Samoyed, Dark Ale, Myponga, SA 12 Moon Dog, Lager, Abbotsford, VIC 11 VERMOUTH & FRIENDS Ochota Barrels 'Botanicals of Basket Range' Adelaide Hills, SA 12 MaiDENii 'Nocturne' Heathcote, VIC 20 Casa Mariol Blanco, Catalonia, Spain 12 GIN Never Never, Triple Juniper, Adelaide, SA 14 Never Never, Southern Strength, Adelaide, SA 18 23rd Street Distillery, Renmark, SA 12 Melbourne Gin Company, Yarra Valley, VIC 12 Four Pillars 'Rare Dry' Yarra Valley, VIC 14 Four Pillars 'Sherry Cask' Yarra Valley, VIC 19 Hobart No.4, Cambridge, TAS 15 West Winds 'The Cutlass' Margaret River, WA 16 West Winds 'Captains Cut' Margaret River, WA 25 West Winds 'Broadside' Margaret River, WA 25 CHAPTER.2 By the glass CHAMPAGNE & SPARKLING Frederic Savart 'L'ouverture' Blanc de Noir Premier Cru, Ècueil, France, NV 35 Hattingley Valley, Rosé Brut, Hampshire, England, 2014 30 Deviation Road 'Cuvèe Orana' Brut, Adelaide Hills, SA, 2015 20 WHITE Bannockburn, Riesling, Geelong, VIC, 2018 2 0 Koerner 'Rolle' Vermentino, Clare Valley, SA, 2018 19 Ciro Picariello, Greco di Tuffo, Campania, Italy,2016 25 Mas Coutelou 'Blanc' Macabeu+, Puimission, France, 2016 30 Tonic, Chardonnay, Adelaide Hills, SA, 2018 22 ROSÉ Farr Rising 'Saignée' Pinot Noir, Geelong, VIC, 2018 18 Clos Cibonne 'Tradition' Tibouren/Grenache, Provence, France, 2015 25 RED Bindi 'Dixon' Pinot Noir, Macedon Ranges, 2018 33 Testalonga Baby Bandito 'Chin up' Cinsault, South Africa, 2018 2 2 Sorrenberg, Cabernet Blend, Beechworth, VIC, 2016 30 Katnook 'Prodigy' Shiraz, Coonawarra,SA, 2005 68 Sigurd, Syrah, Barossa Valley, SA, 2017 20 Pira, Nebbiolo, Langhe, Piemonte, Italy, 2015 30 CHAPTER.3 Sake&Bubbles SAKE Terada Honke 'Daigo no Shizuku' Chiba, 2017 (60ml) 15 The 'natural wine' of sake. Pre-modern method. Sweet pickled fruit. Vibrant acidity Kameman 'Genmaishu' Kumamoto, 2017 (60ml) 20 Made from unpolished rice. Rich, sweet and savoury at the same time. Akishika 'Pressed Moto' Osaka, 2018 (60ml) 22 Made from the 'mother of sake' Pear, wildflowers. TRADITIONAL METHOD Blackwood Hill 'Spark' Blanc de Blanc, Yarra Valley, VIC, 105 Deviation Road 'Altair' Brut Rosé Adelaide Hills, SA, 85 Deviation Road 'Cuvèe Orana' Brut, Adelaide Hills, SA, 2015 120 Frogmore Creek 'Cuvèe' Coal River, TAS, 2016 106 Gembrook Hill, Blanc de Blanc, Yarra Valley, VIC, 2012 150 Henschke 'Johanne Ida Selma' Blanc de Noir, Adelaide Hills, SA, MD 155 Hattingley Valley, Rosé Brut, Hampshire, England 2014 180 Hanging Rock 'Cuvée 3 Undisgorged' Macedon Ranges, VIC 1992 220 Hanging Rock 'Cuvée 8 Undisgorged' Macedon Ranges, VIC 1997 200 Hanging Rock 'Cuvée 9 Undisgorged' Macedon Ranges, VIC 1998 190 Stefano Lubiana, Brut Reserve, Derwent Valley, TAS, 109 Quartz Reef, Blanc de Blanc, Central Otago, New Zealand, 2013 184 Vezzoli, Blanc de Blanc, Franciacorta, Lombardia, Italy, 180 UNTRADITIONAL METHODS Sextant-Julien Altbar 'Skin Bull' Aligote, Pommard, France, 2016 145 La Folle Berthe 'Folles Bulles' Chenin Blanc, Saumur, France, 2014 100 La Ferme de 7 Lunes 'Face Cachée' Roussanne, Ardèche, France, 2013 120 Vuillet et Jacques 'Psssscht' Poulsard+, Petit-Malamboz, France, 2016 125 CHAPTER.4 Champagne FARMER Alexandre Filaine 'DMY' Brut, Damery 300 Chevreaux-Bournazelle 'La Parcelle' Brut Zero, Vallée de la Marne, 2013 235 Christophe Mignon, Brut, Pinot Meunier, Le Mesnil le Huttier, Epernay 240 Dhondt-Grellet 'Dan Un Premier Temps' Brut, Côte des Bar 215 Frederic Savart 'L'ouverture' Blanc de Noir, Ècueil 210 Vouette et Sorbée 'Fidèle' Blanc de Noir, Extra Brut, Côte des Bar 270 LES GRANDES MARQUES Ayala 'Brut Majeur' Brut, Aÿ 185 Bollinger 'R.D' Extra Brut, 2004, Aÿ 600 Krug, Brut, 2002, Reims, 650 Krug, Rosé, Brut, Reims 800 Pol Roger 'Sir Winston Churchill' 2006, Epernay 550 CHAPTER.5 White AUSTRALIA ADELAIDE HILLS Borachio, Chardonnay/Sauvignon Blanc, 2016 98 BK Wines 'One Ball' Chardonnay, 2018 90 BK Wines 'Skin And Bones' Savagnin, Lenswood, 2018 90 CRFT 'K1 Vineyard' Grüner Veltliner, 2013 130 CRFT 'K1 Vineyard' Grüner Veltliner, 2014 120 Manon 'High Praise' Savagnin+, 2017 110 Michael Hall, Sauvignon Blanc, 2017 9 5 Gentle Folk 'Schist' Sauvignon Blanc, 2018 90 Ochota Barrels 'Kids of the Black Hole' Riesling, 2018 105 Henschke 'Croft' Chardonnay, Lenswood, 2016 145 Tonic, Chardonnay, 2018 100 Vanguardist 'Blanc' Semillon/Sauvignon Blanc, 2017 110 10 Miles East, Arneis, 2016 80 CLARE VALLEY Grosset 'Springvale' Riesling, 2018 100 Sigurd, Chenin Blanc, 2017 99 Koerner 'Rolle' Vermentino,2018 105 BAROSSA Sigurd, White Blend, Barossa Valley, 2018 90 Rockford 'Hand Picked' Riesling, Eden Valley, 2003 115 FLEURIEU Brash Higgins 'Bloom' Chardonnay, McLaren Vale, 2012 200 Jauma 'Thousand Fires' Semillon/Chenin Blanc, McLaren Vale, 2017 100 Scintilla 'Ouillé' Savagnin, Mt Compass 2018 95 Harrison 'Sol' Roussanne, McLaren Vale, 2018 85 Yangarra 'Roux Beaute' Roussanne, McLaren Vale, 2014 170 AUSTRALIA VICTORIA By Farr 'Cote Vineyard' Chardonnay, Geelong, 2016 225 Bannockburn, Chardonnay, Geelong, 2008 190 Bannockburn, Riesling, Geelong, 2018 100 Gembrook Hill, Sauvignon Blanc, Yarra Valley, 2017 100 Ephemera, Negroamaro, Heathcote, 2018 90 Bindi 'Kosta's Rind' Chardonnay Macedon Ranges, 2018 160 Joshua Cooper 'Captains Creek' Chardonnay, Macedon Ranges, 2017 130 Joshua Cooper 'Old Port Righ' Chardonnay, Macedon Ranges,2017 160 Joshua Cooper 'Spring' Chardonnay, Regional, 2018 110 Jayden Ong, Chardonnay, Mount Burnett, 2017 115 One Block 'Red Hill' Pinot Gris, Mornington Peninsula, 2018 90 Mount Mary 'Triolet' Sauvignon Blanc Blend, Yarra Valley, 2016 235 Mac Forbes 'Wesburn' Chenin Blanc, Yarra Valley, 2017 150 Shadowfax, Chardonnay, Macedon Ranges, 2018 95 TASMANIA Barringwood, Schonburger, 2017 85 Ministry of Clouds, Chardonnay, Tamar & Coal River Valley, 2017 115 Sailor Seeks Horse, Chardonnay, Huon Valley, 2017 120 Simha 'Rao' Chardonnay, Derwent River, 2016 180 Simha 'Lotus Amphora' Riesling, Derwent River, 2016 140 NEW SOUTH WALES Collector 'Lamp Lit' Marsanne, Canberra District, 2017 95 Tyrrel's 'Vat 1' Semillon, Hunter Valley, 2012 170 WESTERN AUSTRALIA Hutton 'Triptych' Chardonnay, Margaret River, 2018 110 Mica 'Tino' Vermentino, Margaret River, 2017 85 Revelation 'Kookaburra' Sauvignon Blanc, Margaret River, 2018 105 NEW ZEALAND Folium, Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, 2018 80 Quartz Reef 'Bendigo Estate' Pinot Gris, Central Otago, 2016 100 Vidal 'Legacy' Chardonnay, Hawkes Bay, 2016 135 FRANCE JURA Arnaud et Malou Grenier 'La Sortie de Route' Chardonnay, 2016 125 Arnaud et Malou Grenier 'Les Vieilles Gallines' Savagnin, 2015 160 Domaine Overnoy 'Typé' Savagnin, 2013 240 Domaine Overnoy 'Cuvée Charmille' Chardonnay, 2016 160 Domaine Overnoy 'Cuvée Vieilles Vignes' Chardonnay, 2015 190 Hughes Beguet 'Orange Was The Colour' Savagnin, Arbois, 2016 135 Thomas Popy 'Sous la Roche Maldru' Savagnin, 2015 165 LOIRE Andrè Dezat, Sancerre, 2017 100 Belle Vue 'Gabbro' Muscadet Sevre-et-Maine, 2015 90 Belliviere 'Les Rosiers' Jasnieres, 2016 180 Jerome Lambert 'Un brind Gourmand' 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Pierre-Yves Colin-Morey Aligotè 2017 125 CÔTE DE BEAUNE Benjaminm Leroux, Batard-Montrachet, Grand Cru, 2012 1310 Domaine Chanson 'Perrières, 1er Cru Meursault, 2017 360 Domaine Dujac 'Les Folatieres' Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru, 2016 330 Dugat- Py 'Morgeot' Chassange- Montrachet,1er Cru, 2008 460 Domaine Ponsot,Corton Charlemagne, Grand Cru, 2013 1370 Domaine Ponsot ‘Cuvèe de la Mesange’ Saint-Romain, 2012 360 Hubert Lamy 'La Princee' Saint-Aubin, 2015 200 Henri Germain 'Les Fairendes' Chassange- Montrachet,1er Cru, 2016 310 Prieure Roch 'Le Cloud Blanc' Ladoix, 2015 260 Pierre-Yves Colin-Morey 'Le Blanc' Saint-Aubin 2017 280 Pierre-Yves Colin-Morey 'Hommage À Marguerite' 1er cru,2017 320 FRANCE RHÔNE Guigal 'La Doriane' Condrieu, 2013 450 Georges Vernay 'Coteau de Vernon' Condrieu, 2015 435 La Ferme de 7 Lunes 'Face Cachée' Viognier, Ardèche, 2011 115 Oratoire St Martin 'Haut Costias Blanc' Cairanne, 2013 145 ROUSSILLON & LANGUEDOC Domaine Gauby 'Terroirs de Calce' Côtes Catalanes, 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