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Sassafraz Wine List Wine by the bottle Sparkling Crémant de Loire, Château de Montgueret, Brut, France 51 2006 Rosé, 13th Street Winery, ‘Cuvée 13’, Traditional Method, Niagara Peninsula, Canada, VQA 60 Prosecco, Tenuta Santomè, Brut, Italy 65 2006 Cava Reserva, Agustí Torelló Mata, Brut, Penedès, Spain 70 Champagne, France 750ml Perrier-Jouët, Grand Brut 134 Louis Roederer, Brut Premier 140 Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin, Brut 154 Billecart-Salmon, Brut Rosé 224 2000 Louis Roederer, ‘Cristal’, Brut 449 2000 Moët & Chandon, ‘Dom Pérignon’ 449 Wine by the bottle - Rosé 2009 Merlot/Pinot Noir/Gamay, Cattail Creek Winery, ‘dry, Serendipity’, Niagara, Canada, VQA 36 2008 Cabernet Rosé, 13th Street Winery, ‘off dry’, Creek Shores, Niagara, Canada, VQA 48 2008 Pinot Grigio, Azienda Forchir, ‘Rosadis’, Friuli Grave, Italy 49 Wine by the bottle - White Canada 2007 Viognier, Peninsula Ridge Estates Winery, Niagara Peninsula, Ontario, VQA 38 2009 Sauvignon Blanc, Peninsula Ridge, ‘Wismer Vineyards’, Twenty Mile Bench, Niagara, VQA 48 2008 Riesling, Flat Rock Cellars, Nadja’s Vineyard, Twenty Mile Bench, Niagara, Ontario, VQA 51 2008 Gewurztraminer, Flat Rock Cellars, Twenty Mile Bench, Niagara, Ontario, VQA 52 2008 Chardonnay, Tawse Winery, ‘Échos’, Niagara Peninsula, Ontario, VQA 52 2007 Fumé Blanc, Peninsula Ridge Estates Winery, Niagara Peninsula, Ontario, VQA 56 2007 Chardonnay, Le Clos Jordanne, ‘Village Reserve’, Niagara Peninsula, Ontario, VQA 72 2007 Chardonnay, Blue Mountain Vineyard, ‘Estate Bottled’, Okanagan Valley, BC 93 2006 Stratus Wines, ‘White’, Niagara Peninsula, Ontario, VQA 111 France 2006 Vermentino, Famille Lignères, ‘la baronne’, Corbières, Languedoc-Roussillon 49 2008 Viognier, Jean-Luc Colombo, ‘La Violette’, Languedoc 58 2007 Pinot Gris, Paul & Philippe Zinck, Alsace 60 2008 Chablis, William Fevre, ‘Champs Royaux’, Burgundy 72 2008 Pouilly-Fuisse, Bouchard Pere & Fils, Mâconnais 76 United States 2007 Chardonnay, Charles Smith Wines, ‘Eve’, Columbia Valley, Washington 59 2008 Sauvignon Blanc, Tin Barn Vineyards, Sonoma County, California 68 2008 Chardonnay, Benziger Family Winery, Carneros, California, Sustainable 69 2008 ‘Conundrum’, Conundrum Wines, California 75 2008 Chardonnay, La Crema, Sonoma Coast, California 93 Wine by the bottle - White Italy 2007 Falanghina, Crea Vini, IGT Beneventano, Campania 42 2009 Pinot Grigio, Serenissima, IGT Veneto 48 2008 Gavi, Michele Chiarlo, Le Marne, Piedmont 54 2008 Sauvignon Blanc, Bastianich, ‘B’, Friuli-Venezia Giulia 61 2007 Pinot Grigio, Ronco del Gelso, ‘Sot Lis Rivis’, Friuli Isonzo Rive Alte 79 Other countries 2008 Verdejo, Telmo Rodriguez, ‘Basa’, Rueda, Spain 49 2005 Riesling, Heyl Zu Herrnsheim, ‘Baron Heyl Estate Bottled’, Rhein, Germany, Organic 54 2008 Grüner Veltliner, Weingut Kurt Angerer, ‘Kies’, Kamptal, Austria 59 2008 Sauvignon Blanc, Staete Landt, ‘Map Maker’, Marlborough, New Zealand 64 2007 Albariño, Bodegas Gomez & Rial, ‘Alargo’, Rias Baixas, Spain 68 2007 Chardonnay, Hollick Wines, ‘Bond Road’, Coonawarra/Padthaway, Australia 70 2008 Sauvignon Blanc, Craggy Range, Te Muna Road Vineyard, Martinborough, New Zealand 77 Wine by the bottle - Red Canada 2008 Shiraz, Peninsula Ridge, Niagara Peninsula, Ontario, VQA 40 2008 Gamay Noir, Cattail Creek Family Estate Winery, Ontario, VQA 44 2008 Pinot Noir, Cattail Creek Winery, ‘Estate Bottled’, Four Mile Creek, Niagara, Ontario, VQA 47 2004 Cabernet Franc, Peninsula Ridge, ‘Beal Vineyards’, Beamsville Bench, Niagara, Ontario, VQA 46 2006 Pinot Noir, Le Clos Jordanne, ‘Village Reserve’, Niagara Peninsula, Ontario, VQA 72 2002 Merlot/Cab Sauv, Peninsula Ridge Estates Winery, ‘Arcanum’, Niagara Peninsula, Ontario, VQA 99 2006 Osoyoos Larose, ‘Le Grand Vin’, Okanagan Valley, British Columbia, VQA 109 2006 Stratus Wines, ‘Red’, Niagara Peninsula 111 France 2008 Syrah/Grenache, Laurent Miquel, ‘Père et Fils’, Languedoc Roussillon 40 2007 Côte du Rhône, Jean-Luc Colombo, ‘Les Abeilles’, Rhone 54 2006 Christian Moueix, Saint-Emilion, Bordeaux 68 2006 Pinot Noir, Nicolas Potel, ‘Cuvée Gérard Potel’, Bourgogne 74 2004 Château Phélan Ségur, ‘La Croix Bonis’, Saint-Estèphe, Bordeaux 101 2006 Gigondas, Château du Trignon, Rhone 108 United States 2007 Cab Sauv/Merlot, Hogue Cellars, Columbia Valley, Washington 40 2007 Merlot, Charles Smith Wines, ‘The Velvet Devil’, Columbia Valley, Washington 59 2005 Syrah, Tin Barn Vineyards, Coryelle Fields Vineyard, Sonoma Coast, California 62 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon, R Wines, ‘Red Lion’, California 68 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon, Castle Rock, Columbia Valley, Washington 72 2003 Cabernet Sauvignon, Tin Barn Vineyards, Tombs Creek Vineyard, Sonoma County, California 83 2005 Merlot, Benziger Family Winery, Sonoma County, California Sustainable 83 2007 Pinot Noir, Westrey Wine, Willamette Valley, Oregon 99 2008 Pinot Noir, La Crema, Sonoma Coast, California 99 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon, Darioush, ‘Caravan, Estate Grown’, Napa Valley 129 2002 Cabernet Sauvignon, Beringer Vineyards, ‘Private Reserve’, Napa Valley, California 760 (1.5L) Wine by the bottle - Red Italy 2006 Montepulciano d’Abruzzo, Crea Vini 40 2006 Primitivo, Crea Vini, IGT Salento, Apulia 40 2006 Aglianico, Crea Vini, IGT Beneventano, Campania 40 2008 Chianti, Fattoria di Casalbosco, Tuscany 47 2005 Valpolicella Ripasso Classico Superiore, Cantine Delibori, ‘Corte Grande’, Veneto 50 2007 Chianti Classico, Castelli del Grevepesa, ‘Clemente VII’, Tuscany 66 2008 Barbera d’Alba, Cascina Adelaide, ‘Le Mie Donne’, Piedmont 70 2004 Amarone della Valpolicella Classico, Cantine Delibori, Veneto 99 Australia 2004 Grenache, Pirramimma, ‘Old Bush Vine’, McLaren Vale 59 2006 Shiraz, Penley Estate, ‘Hyland’, Coonawarra 62 2006 Pinot Noir, Hollick Wines, Limestone Coast 62 2006 Shiraz, Pirramimma, ‘Stock’s Hill’, McLaren Vale 64 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon, Penley Estate, ‘Phoenix’, Coonawarra 71 Other countries 2008 Merlot, Viña La Rosa, ‘La Palma, Estate Grown’, Cachapoal Valley, Chile 38 2007 Mourvedre, Telmo Rodriguez, ‘Al Muvedre’, Alicante, Spain 41 2007 Carmenère, Viña Echeverría, Central Valley, Chile 42 2008 Malbec, Andeluna Cellars, Tupungato, Mendoza, Argentina 48 2007 Cabernet Sauvignon, Andeluna Cellars, Tupungato, Mendoza, Argentina 48 2005 Tempranillo/Touriga Franca, Quinta de Venetozelo, ‘Tinto’, Douro, Portugal 49 2007 Pinot Noir, Stoneleigh Vineyards, Marlborough, New Zealand 53 2006 Tempranillo, Vinos Jeromín, ‘Puerta de Alcalá’, Crianza, Madrid, Spain 54 2006 Kekfrankos, J&J Eger Wine Co, Sík-Hegy Dűlő Vineyard, Eger, Hungary 57 2007 Merlot/Cab Franc, Craggy Range, ‘Te Kahu’, Gimblett Gravels Vineyard, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand 77 Wine by the bottle Dessert - Canada - Ontario, VQA 200ml 2007 Vidal Icewine, Inniskillin, Niagara Peninsula 57 2007 ‘Red’ Icewine, Stratus Wines, Niagara 79 2007 Chardonnay Icewine, Tawse Winery, ‘Quarry Road Vineyard, Barrel Fermented’, Vinemount Ridge 87 2007 Riesling Icewine, Stratus Wines, Niagara Peninsula 89 Dessert - Canada - Ontario, VQA 375ml 2008 Meritage ‘Select Late Harvest’, Cattail Creek Winery, Estate Bottled, Four Mile Creek, Niagara 63 2007 Sparkling Vidal Icewine, Inniskillin, Niagara Peninsula 145 Dessert - France 375ml 2003 Sauternes, Castelnau de Suduiraut, 2nd wine of Château Suduiraut 88 2005 Chenin, Clos de la Plante Martin, Charles Joguet, ‘Moelleux’, Touraine, Loire 108 (750ml) 2002 Vin de Paille, La Vignière, Henri Maire, Jura 110 Dessert - Other countries 375ml 2001 Recioto della Valpolicella Classico, Novaia, Veneto, Italy 100 2002 Riesling, Gunderloch, Trockenbeerenauslese, Nackenheimer Rothenberg, Rheinhessen, Germany 1390 Fortified - Sherry 750ml Palomino Fino, Tio Pepe, ‘Extra Dry’ 70 Fortified - Port 750ml Quinta de Ventozelo, Reserva 70 2000 Vintage Port, Quinta do Noval, ‘Silval’ 125 (375ml) Fortified - Other countries 500ml 2005 Muscat, VDN, Clos Bagatelle, Muscat de St.Jean de Minervois, St.Chinian, France 69 2004 ‘Ratafia’, Peninsula Ridge Estates Winery, Niagara, Ontario, VQA 77 .
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