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THE LITTLE WINE BOOK 2019 Public Holidays will incur a 15% surcharge 1 HAVE YOU VISITED OUR WINE ROOM? For more wine options, please feel free to visit our Wine Room. Here you can access more than 2000 wines listed in our Big Wine Book. 2 WINERY OF THE MONTH Tapanappa Adelaide Hills, SA GLS BTL Tapanappa Riesling, 2018 12 54 Tapanappa ‘Piccadilly Valley’ Chardonnay, 2017 14 62 Tapanappa ‘Tiers 1.5’ Chardonnay, 2016 20 90 Tapanappa ‘Foggy Hill’ Pinot Noir, 2017 16 75 Tapanappa ‘Definitus’ Pinot Noir, 2017 24 110 Tapanappa ‘Whalebone’ Vineyard Cabernet Shiraz, 2015 16 75 Tapanappa was formed in 2002, an exciting partnership between pioneers of the Piccadilly Valley, the Croser family, the Cazes family of Chateau Lynch Bages, Bordeaux and the famed families of Bollinger, Champagne. The defining mission of the partnership is to produce Australian fine wines of distinction by continuing Brian’s career-long mission of selecting distinguished sites, matching the climate, soil and geology of the site to the right varieties, and fastidiously managing the vineyard to maximise quality. Winemaker Brian Croser has a long-lived respect for the land, one of his main principles being “to use the most expressive and unique terroirs of Australia”, a principle which led him to pioneer two great South Australian wine regions, become a highly respected figure in the wine world and craft some seriously good site-specific wines. Brian and Ann Croser are regular “adornments to our lives” here at Crafers and we feel very special to be able to represent these local legends and to offer you these very special wines. 3 CONTENTS 5 Fireside Wines 6 Sparkling Wines 8 White Wines 10 Rosé Wines 11 Red Wines 14 Cocktails 16 Tequila 16 Vodka 16 Bourbon 17 Rum 17 Aperitif 18 Gin 19 Whisky 20 Armagnac 20 Cognac 21 Digestifs 21 Fortifieds 4 FIRESIDE WINES Louis Lequin “Cuvée Louis Isidore”Santenay 375ml, 1998 50 Domaine Louis Lequin has been producing Burgundy in Santenay for four centuries, since 1669, that’s almost enough time to figure out how to make great value Burgundy! For those who fancy a couple of glasses of aged, affordable & savoury red Burgundy. CRFT “Budenberg Vineyard” Pinot Noir, 2016 60 Husband & wife team, Frewin Ries & Candice Helbig produce tiny volumes of excellent wine with their main philosophy lighting the way… For CRFT, it’s all about working with trusted local growers & minimal interference in the winery to create single vineyard wines that truly express the different sub-regions of the Adelaide Hills. For those who would appreciate the most structural and‘serious’ of the excellent 2016 CRFT Single Vineyard Pinot Noirs. S.C. Pannell Nebbiolo, 2016 75 Quite simply, Steven Pannell is one of Australia’s finest and most imaginative winemakers. Nick Stock described him as potentially “one of the greatest Australian winemakers ever to make wines in our age”. Steve’s wines are made with modern Australian food & wine culture at the front of mind. The wines come from a range of stunning McLaren Vale and Adelaide Hills vineyards, and are made from sustainable varieties that properly suit the South Australian climate. For those who’d like to pretend they’re in Italy whilst trying one of Australia’s premier Nebbiolos Joh. Jos Prüm Graacher Himmelreich Spätlese 375ml, 2009 80 A revered name in the Riesling world, Prüm has the exceptional talent of crafting wines light in body but intense in flavour, exquisitely balanced & precisely tuned, as well as capable of the most amazing longevity. For those who fancy sipping something a little sweeter with dessert or for those who know what a cerebral treat a 10-year-old half bottle of Joh. Jos Prüm Graacher Himmelreich Spätlese is! Campo Eliseo Toro Tempranillo, 2004 “Wines that exist for a reason”. Winter is one of these reasons. 140 Tinto de Toro, aka Tempranillo, made in old world Spain, but in a style that is a tip of the cap to the new world. More Barossa-like in its fullness, softness and dark fruited ripeness. For those who like bigger wines but would like to try something new. 5 SPARKLING WINES VINTAGE GLS BTL 2019 Pete’s Pure Prosecco Sunraysia, NSW 8 35 Pete’s Pure is meant to be consumed fresh and young – drinkability and simplicity. But the real star here is sunshine; hailing from Euston in New South Wales, from an area known for volume, the clear skies and red earth produce clean, bright flavours. This abundance of sun makes growing grapes stress-free. Picked early with minimal wine-making artefact to keep things crisp, this wine is relaxed, clean and charming. 2018 Pizzini Brachetto King Valley, VIC 9 42 NV Fox Creek ‘Vixen’ Sparkling Shiraz McLaren Vale, SA 10 46 2017 Longview ‘Wagtail’ Brut Adelaide Hills, SA 12 54 2013 Mordrelle Blanc de Blanc Adelaide Hills, SA 14 62 6 VINTAGE GLS BTL 2016 Piccadilly Vineyards, ‘Piccadilly Circus’, Blanc de Blanc 75 Adelaide Hills, SA NV Deviation Road ‘Altair’ Brut Rosé Adelaide Hills, SA 12 54 NV Veuve Clicquot Brut (120 mls) Champagne, France 18 105 NV Billecart-Salmon Brut Reserve Champagne, France 120 7 WHITE WINES VINTAGE GLS BTL 2018 The Crafers Hotel Sauvignon Blanc Adelaide Hills, SA 8 34 2018 The Lane Block Sauvignon Blanc Adelaide Hills, SA 10 46 2018 Shaw + Smith Sauvignon Blanc Adelaide Hills, SA 12 54 2018 Saint and Scholar Pinot Gris Adelaide Hills, SA 10 46 What happens when a winemaking Saint (Stephen Dew) and a winemaking Scholar (Reid Bosward) come together? You get great drinking wine made right here in the Adelaide Hills. The Saint and Scholar vineyard is a north facing, hilly site. The hilly terrain keeps in moisture and allows the cool climate site, to retain freshness, acidity and fruit. 2018 Paracombe Pinot Gris Adelaide Hills, SA 10 46 2018 La Prova Pinot Grigio Adelaide Hills, SA 12 54 2018 Clos Clare Riesling Clare Valley, SA 12 54 2018 Tapanappa Riesling Eden Valley, SA 12 54 2018 Grosset ‘Springvale’ Riesling Clare Valley, SA 16 75 2018 O’Leary Walker Chardonnay Adelaide Hills, SA 10 46 8 VINTAGE GLS BTL 2016 Domaine Alain Chavy Bourgogne Blanc Burgundy, France 14 62 2017 Tapanappa Piccadilly Valley Chardonnay Adelaide Hills, SA 14 62 2016 Domaine Millet Chablis Chablis, France 16 75 2016 Tapanappa Tiers 1.5 Chardonnay Adelaide Hills, SA 20 90 2018 Pike & Joyce Gruner Veltliner Adelaide Hills, SA 10 46 2016 Domaine Cornu Bourgogne Aligote Burgundy, France 12 54 2018 Jericho Fiano Adelaide Hills, SA 12 54 2017 Pichot Vouvray Loire Valley, France 12 54 2017 Michael Hall Roussanne Barossa Valley, SA 14 62 9 ROSÉ WINES VINTAGE GLS BTL 2017 Domaine de Chatillon Rosé, Fruit Forward Savoie, France 9 44 2018 Chateau des Bormettes Tradition Rosé Provence, France 12 54 2017 Ngeringa Rosé Adelaide Hills, SA 14 62 10 RED WINES VINTAGE GLS BTL 2018 Monsieur Herci ‘Glug Glug Glug’ Pinot Noir Adelaide Hills, SA 10 46 2014 Louis Lequin Bourgogne Rouge Burgundy, France 14 62 2017 Tapanappa ‘Foggy Hill’ Pinot Noir Adelaide Hills, SA 16 75 2017 Tapanappa ‘Definitus’ Pinot Noir Adelaide Hills, SA 24 110 2017 Kaesler ‘Stonehorse’ Shiraz Barossa Valley, SA 9 500ML 25 1L 48 2017 Turkey Flat ‘Butcher’s Block’ Shiraz Barossa Valley, SA 10 46 2016 SC Panell Syrah McLaren Vale, SA 14 62 2016 Ox Hardy Shiraz McLaren Vale, SA 14 62 2013 Hewitson ‘Ed’s Selection’ Shiraz Barossa Valley, SA 19 95 11 VINTAGE GLS BTL 2017 Penley Estate ‘Tolmer’ Cabernet Sauvignon Coonawarra, SA 10 46 2018 The Other Wine Co Cabernet Franc Kangaroo Island, SA 12 54 2016 Dame de Bouard Merlot Cabernet Franc 18 80 Saint Emilion, France 2015 Tapanappa Whalebone Vineyard Cabernet Shiraz 16 75 Wrattonbully, SA 2014 Henschke ‘Keyneton Euphonium’ Shiraz Cabernet Sauvignon 100 Eden Valley, SA 2018 The Pawn Wine Co Sangiovese Adelaide Hills, SA 10 46 2012 Willespie Merlot Margaret River, WA 11 48 2019 PF Gemtree ‘Luna Temprana’ Tempranillo McLaren Vale, SA 12 54 2017 Henschke ‘Five Shillings’ Shiraz Mataro Barossa Valley, SA 12 54 2018 La Petite Vanguard ‘Bistro Rouge’ Grenache Shiraz 12 54 McLaren Vale, SA Adelaide Hills, SA 2015 La Prova ‘Brusco’ Nebbiolo, 2015 14 62 2016 Frederic Berne ‘Les Vergers’ Beaujolais Beaujolais, France 14 62 2017 Mount Mary ‘Reflexion’ Cabernet Franc Yarra Valley, Vic 95 12 VINTAGE GLS BTL Valdespino ‘El Candado’ Pedro Ximenez, NV Jerez, Spain 8 2016 Longview ‘Epitome’ Late Harvest Riesling Adelaide Hills, SA 11 48 Toro Albalá ‘Fino Eléctrico en Rama’ Dry Sherry, NV 12 Montilla-Moriles, Spain 2013 Niepoort LBV Port Porto, Portugal 12 64 Honeymoon Vineyards Classic Tawny, NV Adelaide Hills, SA 14 Honeymoon Vineyards ‘Nectar’ Sweet Apera, NV 18 Adelaide Hills, SA 2017 Honeymoon Vineyards ‘Early Bottle Vintage Shiraz’ Adelaide 22 Hills, SA 13 FEATURED COCKTAILS Old Fashioned 18 The Old Fashioned was collectively created around 1900 by a bourbon distiller and a bartender at the Pendennis Club in Louisville. Few have been able to find a better cocktail that sweetens, chills and smoothens the flavour of whiskey. A classic still enjoyed today. Adelaide Hills Negroni 20 Who doesn’t love a Negroni? The perfect balance between gin, vermouth and amaro. We believe in celebrating our local community and the producers around us. This drink highlights the delicious spirits that are being produced by our friends at Adelaide Hills Distillery. Crafers 78° Gin Martini 20 Who doesn’t like a properly stirred (yes, stirred) martini? Our Gin Martini is crafted using the award winning 78° Small Batch Gin from just down the freeway. Now was it 46 or 48 stirs that make a great martini? Moscow Mule 18 Created in Los Angeles around 1941, this classic was born when two parts of Vodka, ginger ale and a splash of lime was mixed.
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    Church1-final:working template.qxd 12/19/08 9:30 AM Page i HOW THE CATHOLIC CHURCH BUILT WESTERN CIVILIZATION Church1-final:working template.qxd 12/19/08 9:30 AM Page ii Church1-final:working template.qxd 12/19/08 9:30 AM Page iii HOW THE CATHOLIC CHURCH BUILT WESTERN CIVILIZATION Thomas E. Woods, Jr., Ph.D. Since 1947 REGNERY PUBLISHING, INC. An Eagle Publishing Company • Washington, DC Church1-final:working template.qxd 12/19/08 9:30 AM Page iv Copyright © 2005 by Thomas E. Woods, Jr. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or trans- mitted in any form or by any means electronic or mechanical, including pho- tocopy, recording, or any information storage and retrieval system now known or to be invented, without permission in writing from the publisher, except by a reviewer who wishes to quote brief passages in connection with a review written for inclusion in a magazine, newspaper, or broadcast. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Woods, Thomas E. How the Catholic Church built Western civilization / Thomas E. Woods, Jr. p. cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 0-89526-038-7 1. Catholic Church—Influence. 2. Civilization, Western. 3. Christianity and culture. 4. Catholic Church—History. I. Title. BX1795.C85W66 2005 282'.09--dc22 2005007380 Published in the United States by Regnery Publishing, Inc. One Massachusetts Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20001 www.regnery.com Distributed to the trade by National Book Network Lanham, MD 20706 Printed on acid-free paper Manufactured in the United States of America 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Books are available in quantity for promotional or premium use.