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Dessert Wines Wines 1 Dessert Wines Wines1 7218 Artesa 1999 Gewurztraminer Select Dessert Wines Late Harvest, Russian River half 70.00 7048 Beringer 2003 Nightingale, Napa half 60.00 AMERICA 7073 Beringer 2000 Nightingale, Napa half 70.00 Ice Wine 7066 Beringer 1998 Nightingale, Napa half 65.00 (Eiswein) The grapes are left to shrivel on the vines. 7055 Beringer 1991 Nightingale, Napa half 70.00 They must reach the same level of sugar concentration as Beerenauslese. They cannot be picked until after the 411 Beringer 1975 Johannisberg Riesling, Late Harvest, Sonoma 70.00 temperature reaches 20 degrees. The grapes are pressed while frozen, resulting in a very sweet wine as 6391 Caymus Vineyard 1983 Riesling most of the liquid is discarded as ice. Late Harvest, Napa 125.00 6911 Chalk Hill 1997 Estate Vineyard (2 oz pour) Selection Botrytised Semillon half 175.00 26959 Joseph Phelps 1996 ‘Eisrebe’, Napa 10.50 7289 Chateau M 1991 Semillon-Sauvignon Blanc (bottle) by Monticello, Napa half 65.00 7129 Chateau Ste. Michelle 2003 Riesling 7071 Chateau Ste. Michelle Chenin Blanc Ice Wine, Reserve, Columbia Valley half 70.00 Late Harvest, Horse Heaven Hills half 55.00 7227 Covey Run 2003 Riesling Ice Wine, 7170 Cline 1999 Mourvedre Late Harvest, Yakima Valley half 60.00 Big Break Vineyard, Contra Costa half 40.00 7145 Duckpond 1999 Semillon Ice Wine, Fries’ 6928 Columbia Crest 1995 Semillion Desert Wind Vineyard, Wahluke Slope, Late Harvest, Columbia Valley half 45.00 Columbia Valley half 75.00 7044 Cosentino Winery 2002 Viognier 6989 Joseph Phelps 2003 ‘Eisrebe’, Napa half 70.00 Late Harvest “Vin Doux Kay” half 51.00 7152 Joseph Phelps 1997 ‘Eisrebe’, Napa half 70.00 6547 Covey Run 2005 Riesling Late Harvest, Columbia Valley 32.00 6959 Joseph Phelps 1996 ‘Eisrebe’, Napa half 65.00 6612 Covey Run 2004 Riesling 6929 King Estate 2005, Pinot Gris Late Harvest, Columbia Valley 32.00 Vin Glace, Oregon half 34.00 7219 DeMoor 1991 Sauvignon Blanc Late Harvest “Fie Doux” half 40.00 Late Harvest 6325 Dolce 2005 Semillon-Sauvignon Blanc American Late Harvest wines are made from grapes by Far Niente, Napa half 113.00 that have been permitted to ripen longer on the vines 7196 Dry Creek Vineyard 2000 Sauvignon Blanc for greater accumalation of sugar. The vines often Late Harvest, Soleil Limited Edition, benefit from the sugar concentrating and enhancing Sonoma half 45.00 mold, Botrytis cinera, that sometimes visits the grapes when the growers are lucky. 7000 Elk Cove Vineyard Ultima Riesling, 15.5% Residual Sugar, Willamette half 80.00 (bottle) 7185 Eroica 2001, Single Berry Select Riesling, 7098 Arrowood 2000 White Riesling Select by Chateau Ste. Michelle & Dr Loosen, Late Harvest, Alexander Valley half 80.00 Columbia Valley half 360.00 2Wines Dessert Wines 6777 Eroica 2000, Single Berry Select Riesling, 7313 Steele 1997 ‘Select’ Chardonnay by Chateau Ste. Michelle & Dr Loosen, Late Harvest, Sangiacomo Vineyard half 65.00 Columbia Valley half 390.00 7330 Swanson 1991 Semillon, 7052 Eroica 1999, Single Berry Select Riesling, Late Harvest, Napa half 65.00 by Chateau Ste. Michelle & Dr Loosen, 7090 Ca’Togni 2003 Sweet Red Wine Columbia Valley half 390.00 by Philip Togni, Napa half 192.00 7087 Franciscan 1988 Johannisberg Riesling 7125 Ca’Togni 2001 Sweet Red Wine Select Late Harvest half 30.00 by Philip Togni, Napa half 150.00 7093 Freemark Abbey 1999 Edelwein Gold 7137 Ca’Togni 1999 Sweet Red Wine Late Harvest Johannisberg Riesling, by Philip Togni, Napa half 105.00 Napa half 80.00 7134 Ca’Togni 1995 Sweet Red Wine 6594 Hogue 2005, White Riesling, by Philip Togni, Napa half 125.00 Late Harvest, Columbia Valley 28.00 7269 Macari 2002 Block E, North Fork, Long Island half 75.00 Muscat 1158 Mayacamas 1984 Zinfandel Late Harvest 50.00 (2 oz pour) 7197 Mer Soleil “Late”, Late Harvest 6981 Quady Elysium Black Muscat 5.00 White Wine, Santa Lucia Highlands, Monterey County half 80.00 (bottle) 7164 Robert Mondavi 1998 Sauvignon Blanc 7085 Apex 2000 Late Harvest Riesling, Botrytis, Napa half 100.00 Yakima Valley half 80.00 7257 Robert Mondavi 2001 Moscato D’oro, 7177 B. V. Muscat de Beaulieu, NV half 24.00 Napa 500ml 35.00 7104 Bonny Doon Muscat, 7328 Mount Veeder 1980 Zinfandel, Vin de Glacière half 45.00 Late Harvest half 35.00 7291 Cline 1995 Muscat Canelli half 25.00 7056 Norman Vineyards 1997 Zinfandel, 3457 Concannon Muscat de Frontignan 50.00 Late Harvest half 45.00 3995 Eberle 1995 Muscat Canelli 45.00 7143 Joseph Phelps 1997 Delice du Semillon, 5439 Eberle 1989 Muscat Canelli 40.00 Napa half 75.00 7333 Martinelli 2004 Muscat Alexandria 6915 Ridge 2001 Vineyards Petite Sirah Jackass Hill Vineyard, Russian River half 68.00 Essence, Late Harvest 64.10 7273 Merryvale Antigua Muscat de 4825 Ridge 1978 Vineyards Zinfandel Frontignan 500ml 65.00 Late Harvest 65.00 6968 Quady Essencia Orange Muscat half 40.00 6225 Ridge 1971 Vineyards Zinfandel, Occidental, Late Harvest 75.00 7268 Robert Pecota 2001 Moscato d’Andrea, Napa half 40.00 7017 Rosenblum Viognier NV, Late Harvest, Ripken Rancy Lot 34 half 39.00 7154 Robert Pecota 2000 Moscato d’Andrea, Napa half 35.00 5194 Silverado Vineyards ‘Limited Reserve’ Late Harvest 115.00 7372 Robert Pecota 1999 Moscato d’Andrea, 7027 half 65.00 Napa half 40.00 Dessert Wines Wines3 5529 Robert Pecota 1996 Moscato d’Andrea, 7215 De Bortoli Noble One, Botrytis Napa half 45.00 Semillon, Riverina half 75.00 6895 Robert Pecota 2001 Muscat Canelli, 7297 Hardys 2003 Botrytis Semillon Passito, Napa half 95.00 South Eastern Australia half 32.00 7324 Robert Pecota 1999 Muscat Canelli, 7204 Trevor Jones NV Barossa Passito, Napa half 100.00 Old Muscat half 85.00 7036 Peter Lehmann 2002, Botrytis Semillon, Port Barossa half 36.00 (1.5 oz pour) 7199 Lillypilly 1998 Noble Riesling, 3533 1965 Chateau Diana Madeira Port 5.00 Riverina NSW half 45.00 5741 Ficklin Tinta Port 5.00 2889 1986 Ficklin 5.00 Port 4562 1975 J .W. Morris Vintage Port 5.00 (1.5 oz pour) 728 1975 Quady Vintage Port 5.00 7612 Hardy Tall Ship Tawny 4.50 1626 Richard Carey Cabernet Port 5.00 3778 Yalumba Galway Pipe Port 5.00 2407 1986 Whidbeys Port 5.00 (bottle) (bottle) 6496 Chateau Reynella 12 yr Tawny Port, 6637 Heitz “Angelica” Cellar Reserve Port 75.00 “Old Cave”, Mclaren Vale 500ml 34.00 6776 1997 Quady, Late Bottle Vintage 32.00 7083 D’Arenberg 2000 Shiraz Port, Mclaren Vale half 50.00 7296 Trentadue 2001 Viognier Port, Russian River half 65.00 7122 Dutschke 22 year Tawny Port half 125.00 7933 Penfolds Grandfather Tawny Port, Barossa Valley 120.00 AUSTRALIA 6930 Rosemount Old Benson NV Fine Old Late Harvest and Muscat Tawny Port, S.E. Australia 500ml 55.00 6831 Yalumba 50 year Tawny Port (bottle) Barossa Valley half 195.00 7123 Barwang NV Muscat half 70.00 7038 Campbell’s Muscat NV, Rutherglen half 31.00 AUSTRIA 7302 Chambers NV Grand Muscat, (bottle) Rosewood Vineyards, Rutherglen half 155.00 6570 1966 Langenloiser Spiegel 7248 Chambers NV Grand Muscadell Tokay, Rulander Trokenbeerenauslese, Rosewood Vineyards, Rutherglen half 275.00 Wingut Brundlmayer 260.00 7326 Chambers NV Rare Muscat, Rosewood Vineyards, Rutherglen half 560.00 7315 D’Arenberg 2003, “The Noble” Roussanne-Marsanne-Viognier McLaren Vale half 68.00 4Wines Dessert Wines CANADA FRANCE Icewine Alsace (Eiswein) The grapes are left to shrivel on the vines. (bottle) They must reach the same level of sugar concentration as Beerenauslese. They cannot be picked until after the 5576 1983 Dopff & Irion, Gewurztraminer temperature reaches 20 degrees. The grapes are pressed Vendange Tardive 50.00 while frozen, resulting in a very sweet wine as most of 5648 1983 Dopff & Irion, Riesling the liquid is discarded as ice. Vendange Tardive 50.00 (2 oz pour) 5128 1988 Domaine Weinbach, Gewurztraminer Vendange Tardive 115.00 26892 Inniskillin Vidal Icewine, 6858 2000 Trimbach, Pinot Gris Niagara Peninsula, Canada 18.00 Vendange Tardive 122.00 27247 Inniskillin Riesling Icewine, 6834 2000 Trimbach, Gewurztraminer Niagara Peninsula, Canada 22.00 Vendange Tardive 145.00 26835 Inniskillin Cabernet Franc Icewine, 6358 1983 Domaine Weinbach, Gewurztraminer Niagara Peninsula, Canada 28.00 Selection de Grains Nobles 155.00 (bottle) 7263 1998 Albert Mann, Tokay Pinot Gris 6892 Inniskillin Vidal Icewine, Selection de Grains Nobles, “Le Tri” 190.00 Niagara Peninsula, Canada half 110.00 3937 2000 Trimbach, Pinot Gris 7247 Inniskillin Riesling Icewine, Selection de Grains Nobles 310.00 Niagara Peninsula, Canada half 145.00 6835 Inniskillin Cabernet Franc Icewine, Bergerac Niagara Peninsula, Canada half 175.00 6868 Inniskillin Sparkling Vidal Icewine, (bottle) Niagara Peninsula, Canada half 144.00 6708 1983 Chateau Ladesvignes, Monbazillac 40.00 6743 1970 Chateau Rose Boissiere, Monbazillac 55.00 7876 magnum 120.00 CHILE 1371 1995 Grande Maison Cuvee, Monsieur (bottle) Monbazillac 50.00 7155 Concha Y Toro 2000 Sauvignon Blanc Late Harvest, Maule Valley half 35.00 6969 Errazuriz 2005 Sauvignon Blanc Late Harvest half 30.00 6980 Morande 2000 Sauvignon Blanc “Golden Harvest”, Casablanca Valley half 65.00 Dessert Wines Wines5 Bordeaux St.-Croix-du-Mont Sauterne (singular, but properly spelled sauternes in (bottle) France) is one of the world’s classic dessert wines, 6686 1981 Chateau de Coulinat, and like most classic dessert table wines, are quite St.-Croix-du-Mont 35.00 concentrated in fruit and flavor. Age mellows them and permits the fine flavors to come forward. The best improve with age. Sauternes (2 oz pour) Barsac 26252 1978 Chateau Rayne Vigneau 7.50 (bottle) (bottle) 5207 1967 Chicard 85.00 2227 1990 Baron Philippe 65.00 7276 2005 Chateau Climens
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