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Wine & Beer List Wine & Beer List Feel Like in Italy NATURAL WINES - no chemical fertilisers or pesticides used in the vineyard, and no filtration, added yeast, enzymes, and very little sulphur added in the cellar. ORGANIC WINES - made from grapes grown without artificial fertilisers, fungicides, pesticides or weedkillers. The use of copper, sulphur dioxide and a number of organically derived vine treatments are permitted in order to counteract the effects of the weather. A limited selection of organically derived additives are allowed in the cellar. Orange Wines White grapes are left in contact with their skins (and sometimes their seeds and stalks) for a prolonged length of time, in effect making a white as if it were a red. This is a very natural process that uses spontaneous fermentation, and little or no additives. NAME VINTAGE PRODUCERS GRAPE/S VOL% € "IL TRUBIANO" UMBRIA 2016 CONESTABILE DELLA STAFFA TREBBIANO DORATO 12 34.5 "FOS" PUGLIA 2018 CALCARIUS CHARDONNAY 12 38 White Wines North West Italy Piedmont, Lombardy, Liguria, and Aosta Valley. Vibrant whites with minerality and plenty of acidity. NAME VINTAGE PRODUCERS GRAPE/S VOL% € "DERTHONA" 2016 CLAUDIO MARIOTTO TIMORASSO 14 36 "PITASSO" 2016 CLAUDIO MARIOTTO TIMORASSO 14.5 43 North East Italy Veneto, Trentino-Alto Adige, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, and Emilia Romagna. Cool Climates, with the warmer areas touched by the presence of the Adriatic Sea. Peachy grapefruity Sauvignon and Gewurztraminer from Alto-Adige, and some of the best whites are found on the higher ground, such as Garganega. NAME VINTAGE PRODUCERS GRAPE/S VOL% € "BIANCO" Natural Wine 2016 FURLANI MULLER THURGAU 11.5 35 "ANTICO" Natural Wine Sparkling 2016 FURLANI LAGARINO BIANCO, VERDE ERBARA 11.5 42 "DILETTO" Natural Wine 2016 NEVIO SCALA GARGANEGA 12 34 "GARGANTE" Natural Wine Sparkling 2016 NEVIO SCALA GARGANEGA 11.5 34 SAUVIGNON "MOCK" 2016 KELLEREI BOZEN SAUVIGNON BLANC 14 39 GEWURZTRAMINER "KLEINSTEIN" 2015 KELLEREI BOZEN GEWURZTRAMINER 15 44 Wine's vintage is subject to change based on availability White Wines Central Italy Tuscany, le Marche, Umbria, Abruzzo, and Lazio. Red varieties such as Montepulciano and Sangiovese excel in the the Mediterranean climate here. NAME VINTAGE PRODUCERS GRAPE/S VOL% € "FREGELLAE" Natural Wine 2016 PALAZZO TRONCONI MATURANO, CAPOLONGO 14 39 "MACHAON" Natural Wine 2017 AUSONIA PECORINO 13.5 33 "BIANCO CONESTABILE" Natural Wine 2016 CONESTABILE DELLA STAFFA MALVASIA, TREBBIANO 12 33 "IL BIANCO" Natural Wine 2016 CONESTABILE DELLA STAFFA GRECCHETTO, TREBBIANO DORATO 12.5 33 "HELLEN BIANCO" Natural Wine 2018 CALCAREOUS GRECO 11.5 34?? "THEA BIANCO" Organic 2015 TRE MONTI TREBBIANO, CHARDONNAY 15 45 Southern Italy / Islands Sicily, Puglia, Calabria, Campania, Basilicata, Molise, Sardegna. The hottest regions in Italy create full bodied whites. NAME VINTAGE PRODUCERS GRAPE/S VOL% € "ANSONICA" Natural Wine 2016 CATALDO CALABRETTA GRECO BIANCO, MALVASIA 13 29 "ALTROVE" Organic 2016 VIVERA CATARATTO, INSOLIA 13.5 31 "SALISIRE" Organic 2013 VIVERA CARRICANTE 13.5 41 "MUSCATEDDA" Natural Wine 2015 MARABINO MOSCATO DI NOTO 13 43 "INCONTRU" Natural Wine 2016 AINI VERMENTINO SARDEGNA 13.5 34 Red Wines North West Italy Piedmont, Lombardy, Liguria, and Aosta Valley. Intermediate to cool climates that bring a shorter season, more elegant, earthy and aromatic reds. NAME VINTAGE PRODUCERS GRAPE/S VOL% € "PODEJ" Natural Wine 2015 FORTI DEL VENTO BARBERA DI MONFERRATO 14.5 35 "OTTOTORI" Natural Wine 2015 FORTI DEL VENTO DOLCETTO DI OVADA 14 35 "VENTIPASSI" Natural Wine 2015 FORTI DEL VENTO NIBIÖ 14.5 42 "BRAGHE" 2015 CLAUDIO MARIOTTO FRESIA 14 30 "MONTEMIRANO" 2013 CLAUDIO MARIOTTO CROATINA 14 37 "POGGIO DEL ROSSO" 2012 CLAUDIO MARIOTTO BARBERA 14.5 41 BAROLO "TRE CIABOT" 2012 CASCINA BALLARIN NEBBIOLO 14.5 63 BAROLO "BRICCO ROCCA" 2012 CASCINA BALLARIN NEBBIOLO 14.5 74 BARBARESCO ''COTTA'' Organic 2012 SOTTIMANO NEBBIOLO 14 73 "PINOT NERO" Organic 2016 PICCOLO BACCO DEI QUARONI PINOT NERO 13.5 34 "BUTTAFUOCO" Organic 2013 PICCOLO BACCO DEI QUARONI BARBERA, CROATINA, VESPOLINA 14 40 Wine's vintage is subject to change based on availability Red Wines Veneto, Trentino-Alto Adige, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, and Emilia Romagna. Cool Climates, with the warmer areas touched by the presence of the Adriatic Sea. The Reds are show a good bit of fruit but still manage to be elegant. NAME VINTAGE PRODUCERS GRAPE/S VOL% € "VIGNA DEL PESTE" VALPOLICELLA Natural Wine 2015 TERRE DI PIETRA CORVINA, CORVINONE 13 42 "MESAL" VALPOLICELLA SUPERIORE Natural Wine 2013 TERRE DI PIETRA VESPOLINA, MOLINARA 14 50 "IL GELSOMORO" Organic 2014 IL GELSOMORO SANGIOVESE, LACRIMA, MONTEPULCIANO 14.5 35 AMARONE DELLA VALPOLICELLA "PUNTA DI VILLA" 2011 ROBERTO MAZZI CORVINA, RONDINELLA 14 70 "THEA ROSSO" Organic 2015 TRE MONTI SANGIOVESE 15 47 Central Italy Tuscany, le Marche, Umbria, Abruzzo, and Lazio. Red varieties such as Montepulciano and Sangiovese excel in the the Mediterranean climate here. We have some rare Lecinaro and Olivella grapes from Lazio, an earthy dark fruit Gamay from Umbria. NAME VINTAGE PRODUCERS GRAPE/S VOL% € "ROSSO DUE COLLI" Natural Wine 2017 CONESTABILE DELLA STAFFA GAMAY DEL TRASIMENO 13.5 38 "ZITORE" Natural Wine 2016 PALAZZO TRONCONi LECINARO 13.5 43 "BEVILO" Natural Wine 2015 CASA RAIA SANGIOVESE, MERLOT, CABERNET-SAUVIGNON 14.5 56 "BRUNELLO DI MONTALCINO" Natural Wine 2013 CASA RAIA SANGIOVESE 15 87 NOBILE DI MONTEPULCIANO 2014 CANNETO SANGIOVESE 13.5 40 NOBILE DI MONTEPULCIANO “RISERVA” 2013 CANNETO SANGIOVESE 15 47 "APOLLO" Natural Wine 2017 AUSONIA MONTEPULCIANO 15 32 Southern Italy / Islands Sicily, Puglia, Calabria, Campania, Basilicata, Molise, Sardegna. The hottest regions in Italy create ripe, fruit forward reds. NAME VINTAGE PRODUCERS GRAPE/S VOL% € "LUTUM" Organic 2015 DE QUARTO PRIMITIVO DI MANDURIA 14.5 34 "BELLICUM" Organic 2012 DE QUARTO NEGROAMARO, LIZZANO ROSSO 13.5 33 "ROSSO DI CONTRADA" Natural Wine 2015 MARABINO NERO D'AVOLA 14 35 "ARCHIMEDE RISERVA” Natural Wine 2013 MARABINO NERO D'AVOLA 14 47 "MARTINELLA" Organic 2012 VIVERA MASCALESE, CAPPUCCIO 14 42 "TERRA DEI SOGNI" Organic 2015 VIVERA CABERNET, NERELLO 14 32 "CIRÓ ROSSO" Natural Wine 2015 CATALDO CALABRETTA GAGLIOPPPO 14 30 "LILLOVE" 2016 GABBAS CANNONAU 14 32 "DULE" 2014 GABBAS CANNONAU 14.5 42 "ROSSO PUGLIA" Natural Wine 1 Litre Bottle 2018 CALCARIUS NEGROAMARO 11.5 36 "HELLEN ROSSO" Natural Wine 2017 CALCARIUS NERO DI TROIA 11.5 39? Wine's vintage is subject to change based on availability.
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