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Wines Selected by Bianca Jimenez Rivera B I C C H I E R I - Wines by the Glass page 2 S P U M A N T I page 3 B I A N C H I N O R D page 4 C E N T R A L E page 5 S U D / I S O L E page 6 R O S A T I page 7 B I A N C H I M A C E R A T I - Skin Contact White Wine page 8 R O S S I N O R D page 9 N O R D - N E B B I O L O page 10 C E N T R A L E page 11 S U D / I S O L E page 12 F R O M A R O U N D T H E W O R L D page 13 L A S T C A L L Page 14 D O L C I page 15 B I R R A page 16 C A F F È E T È page 17 CORKAGE Guests may bring in up to two bottles (750ml each) for a corkage fee of $35 per bottle Wines selected by Bianca Jimenez Rivera 1 B I C C H I E R I - Wines by the Glass Glass Taste Carafe 5oz 3oz 12oz S P A R K L I N G Ca de Noci, 'Tre Dame', Sgavetta, Quattro Castella, Emilia-Romagna 2018 17 9.5 Croci, 'Campedello', Colli Piancentini, Emilia Romagna 2018 15 8.5 Malvasia di Candia Aromatica/Trebbiano/Ortrugo/Sauvignon/Marsanne Domaine de Montbourgeau, Chardonnay, Brut, Cremant de Jura, France NV 17 9.5 W H I T E Azienda Agricola Siciliano, "Nonna Aurelia", Carricante , Castiglione di Sicilia, Sicilia 2017 22 12 49 Cenatiempo, 'Lefkòs', Ischia, Campania 2018 Biancolella/Forastera 13 7.5 28 Erste & Neue, Müller-Thurgau , Caldaro, Trentino-Alto Adige 2018 12 7 26 Muri Gris, Weissburgunder Riserva , Terlaner, Trentino-Alto Adige 2016 20 11 44 Tavignano, 'Misco', Riserva, Verdicchio di Jesi Classico Superiore, Cingoli, Marche 2016 20 11 44 Venica & Venica, Friulano , Collio, Friuli 2018 16 9 35 R O S A T I / B I A N C H I M A C E R A T I - Skin Contact White Wine COS, 'Rami Bianco', Vittoria, Sicilia 2018 Grecanico/Inzolia 16 9 35 Olianas, Cannonau , Isola del Nuraghi, Sardegna 2018 11 6.5 24 R E D I Custodi, 'Aetneus' Etna Rosso, Castiglione, Sicilia 2012 Nerello Mascalese/Nerello Cappuccio/Alicante 20 11 44 L'Acino, 'Chora Rosso', Magliocco , Cosenza, Calabria 2018 12 7 26 Meigamma, 'Rosso Primo', Muristellu , Sardegna 2018 20 11 44 Perticaia, Sagrantino di Montefalco, Perugia, Umbria 2013 26 14 58 Pietra, Susumaniello , Minervino di Lecce, Puglia 2018 13 7.5 28 G. Rosso, Nebbiolo , Langhe , Piemonte 2016 16 9 35 M. Salustri, 'L'ideale', Ciliegiolo , Toscana 2016 13 7.5 28 2 S P U M A N T I Metodo Italiano A. Bortolin, Glera , Extra Dry, Valdobbiadene, Veneto 2018 47 De Conciliis, 'Selim', Campania 2018 Aglianico/Fiano 55 Sorrelle Bronca, 'Particella 68', Extra Dry, Cartizze, Veneto NV Glera/Verdisio/Bianchetta/Perera 65 Metodo Classico Bele Casel, 'Cólfondo', Glera , Asolo Prosecco, Caerano San Marco, Veneto NV 45 Contratto, 'Pas Dosè Millesimato', Canelli, Piemonte 2012 Pinot Noir/Chardonnay 69 COS, Frappato , Metodo Classico, Vittoria, Sicilia 2013 125 Domaine de Montbourgeau, Chardonnay, Brut, Cremant de Jura, France NV 65 Ferrari, Chardonnay, Brut, Trento, Trentino NV 55 Ferrari, 'Giulio Ferrari', Chardonnay , Riserva del Fontadore, Trento, Trentino-Alto Adige 2002 265 Ferrari, 'Perlé Nero', Pinot Nero, Trento, Trentino-Alto-Adige 2007 195 Gianitessari, Lessini Durello, Veneto NV Garganega/Trebbiano di Soave/Pinot Bianco/ Pinot Noir/Chardonnay 55 La Mesma, Cortese, Brut, Gavi, Alessandria, Piemonte 2011 82 F. Orban, Pinot Meunier, Extra Brut, Leuvrigny, Champagne NV 83 Metodo Naturale Ca' de Noci, 'defratelli. 12', Spergola, Quattro Castella, Emilia-Romagna 2012 112 Croci, 'Campedello', Colli Piancentini, Emilia Romagna 2018 55 Malvasia di Candia Aromatica/Trebbiano/Ortrugo/Sauvignon/Marsanne Le Vigne di Alice, 'P.S.', Glera , Integrale Brut, Prosecco Superiore, Carpesica, Veneto NV 92 Rosati Castello di Verduno, 'Sciopét', Pelaverga, Brut Rosé, Verduno, Piemonte 2013 110 Cirelli, 'Anarchy Rosato', Montepulciano, Pescara, Abruzzo NV 51 E. Germano, 'Rosanna', Nebbiolo , Brut Rosé, Serralunga d'Alba, Piemonte 2015 71 Paltrinieri, 'Radice', Lambrusco di Sorbara , Metodo Ancestrale, Bomporto, Emilia-Romagna NV 48 Pojer e Sandri, 'Dolomiti', Brut Rosato, Metodo Classico, Faedo, Alto Adige NV Pinot Nero/Chardonnay 81 Scacciadiavoli, Sagrantino, Brut Rose, Perugia, Umbria NV 69 E. Scammaca, 'Murgo', Nerello Mascalese, Brut Rosé, Santa Venerina, Sicilia 2017 56 Rossi Vigneto Saetti, 'RossoViola', Salamino di Santa Croce, Modena, Emilia Romagna 2017 44 3 B I A N C H I | N O R D Valle d'Aosta Château-Feuillet, Petite Arvine , St. Pierre, Valle d'Aosta 2018 71 Institut Agricole Régional, Pinot Gris , Regione la Rochere, Valle d'Aosta 2017 67 Trentino-Alto Adige F. Gojer, Weissburgunder , Karneid, Bolzano, Trentino-Alto Adige 2017 65 Erste & Neue, Müller-Thurgau , Caldaro, Trentino-Alto Adige 2018 45 Muri Gris, Weissburgunder Riserva , Terlaner, Trentino-Alto Adige 2016 81 Pojer e Sandri, 'Palai', Müller Thurgau, Faedo, Trentino-Alto Adige 2017 49 Veneto Fasoli Gino, 'Pieve Vecchia', Garganega, Colognola Ai Colli, Veneto 2014 67 G. Quintarelli, 'Ca' del Merlo', Negrar, Veneto 2018 93 Garganega/Trebbiano Toscano/Sauvignon Bianco/Chardonnay/Saorin Friuli E. Keber, Collio Bianco, Cormóns, Friuli 2017 Friulano/Malvasia Istriana/Ribolla Gialla 75 Venica & Venica, Friulano , Collio, Friuli 2018 61 Piemonte B. Favaro, Erbaluce di Caluso, Piverone, Piemonte 2017 55 La Colombera, 'Derthona', Timorasso, Colli Tortonesi, Piemonte 2016 67 La Ghibellina, 'Mainìn', Cortese , Gavi di Gavi, Piemonte 2018 49 La Morella, 'Il Monte', Cortese, Colli Tortenesi, Carezzano, Piemonte 2018 47 Le Piane, 'BIANCΩ', Erbaluce , Boca, Piemonte 2016 81 Prunotto, Arneis , Roero, Piemonte 2018 59 Roagna, 'Solea Bianco', Chardonnay , Castignione Falleto, Piemonte 2016 189 Roagna, 'Montemarzino Bianco', Timorasso , Castignione Falleto, Piemonte 2014 189 Lombardia CàMaiol, Trebbiano , Lugana, Desenzano del Garda, Lombardia 2017 43 Nino Negri, 'Ca Brione', Alpi Retiche, Lombardia 2017 Sauvignon Blanc/Chardonnay/Incrocio Manzoni/Nebbiolo 83 4 B I A N C H I | C E N T R A L E Liguria Aschero, Pigato , Riviera Ligure di Ponente, Pontedassio, Liguria 2017 65 C. Vio, Pigato, Riviera Ligure di Ponente, Vendone, Liguria 2018 65 Emilia-Romagna Castello di Luzzano, 'Tasto di Seta', Malvasia, Rovescala, Emilia-Romagna 2017 57 Fattoria Monticino Rosso, 'Codronchio', Secco, Albana di Romagna, Imola, Emilia-Romagna 2011 68 Toscana L. Bosoni, 'Etichetta Grigia' Vermentino Colli di Luni, Toscana 2018 53 Caprili, 'Settimia', Vermentino, Toscano 2018 47 Castel del Piano, 'Durlindana', Pollera Bianco , Lunigiana, Toscana 2018 57 Fontaleoni, Vernaccia di San Gimignano, Toscana 2018 45 Umbria Barberani, 'Luigi e Giovanna', Orvieto, Terni, Umbria 2013 Grechetto/Procanico 122 Scacciadiavoli, Montefalco Bianco, Perugia, Umbria 2016 Grechetto/Trebbiano/Chardonnay 57 Marche La Distesa, Terre Silvate, Marche 2018 Verdicchio/Malvasia/Trebbiano 55 Poderi San Lazzaro, 'Pistillo', Pecorino , Offida, Marche 2009 48 Tavignano, 'Misco', Riserva, Verdicchio di Jesi Classico Superiore, Cingoli, Marche 2016 77 Lazio M. Carpineti, 'Capolemole', Bellone, Cori, Latina, Lazio 2016 57 Fiorano, 'Fiorano Bianco', Roma, Lazio 2012 Grechetto/Viognier 105 Mottura, 'Latour a Civitella', Grechetto di Civitella d'Agliano, Lazio 2016 67 Abruzzo Cataldi, 'Giulia', Pecorino , Terre Aquilane, Ofena, Abruzzo 2017 57 Talamonti, 'Aternum', Trebbiano d'Abruzzo, Loreto Aprutino, Abruzzo 2017 47 5 B I A N C H I | S U D / I S O L E S U D Calabria Statti, 'Lamezia Bianco', Greco Bianco, Calabria 2017 47 Campania Cenatiempo, 'Lefkòs', Ischia, Campania 2018 Biancolella/Forastera 45 Il Verro, 'Verginiano', Pallagrello Bianco , Terre del Volturno, Portico di Caserta, Campania 2015 51 Rocca del Principe, Fiano di Avellino, Lapio, Campania 2016 61 Tenuta San Francesco, Tramonti Bianco, Costa d'Amalfi, Campania 2017 Falanghina/Biancolella/Pepella 55 Vadiaperti, 'Torama', Coda di Volpe, Pietradefusi, Campania 2017 76 I S O L E Sardegna Deperu Holler, 'Prama Dorada', Isola dei Nuraghi, Sardegna 2018 Vermentino/Moscato/Malvasia/Arvesiniadu/Nasco 91 Jankara, Vermentino di Gallura, Calangianus, Sardegna 2016 59 G. Montisci, 'Modestu', Moscato , Mamoiada, Sardegna 2017 108 Sicilia Azienda Agricola Siciliano, "Nonna Aurelia", Carricante , Castiglione di Sicilia, Sicilia 2017 79 Barone di Villagrande, Carricante, Etna Bianco, Milo, Sicilia 2017 49 Benanti, 'Pietramarina', Carricante , Etna Bianco, Viagrande, Sicilia 2017 175 Calabretta, Carricante , Randazzo, Sicilia 2018 69 Le Casematte, 'Peloro Bianco', Faro, Sicilia 2018 Carricante/Grillo 57 Tenuta di Castellaro, 'Bianco Porticello', Lipari, Sicilia 2017 Carricante/Moscato Bianco 52 A. Viola, 'Note di Bianco', Grillo, Alcamo, Sicilia 2018 55 6 R O S A T I Cirelli, Montepulciano, Cerasuolo d'Abruzzo, Anfora, Teramo, Abruzzo 2017 75 Fattoria Sardi, Lucca, Toscana, 2018 Sangiovese/Ciliegiolo 58 G. Montisci, 'Barrosu', Cannonau , Mamoiada, Sardegna 2017 108 Istine, Sangiovese, Rosato di Toscana, Radda in Chianti, Toscana 2017 57 Le Pianelle, 'Al Posto dei Fiori', Nebbiolo, Costa della Sesia, Brusnengo, Piemonte 2017 55 Miloš, 'Stagnum Rose', Plavac Mali , Ston, Croatia 2018 71 Olianas, Cannonau , Isola del Nuraghi, Sardegna 2018 45 Sesti, Sangiovese, Castello di Argiano, Toscana 2018 54 Torre dei Beati, ' Rosa-ae', Cerasuolo d'Abruzzo , Loreto Aprutino, Abruzzo 2018 59 7 B I A N C H I M A C E R A T I - Skin Contact White Wine Altare-Bonanni, 'Cinqueterre Campogrande', Riomaggiore, La Spezia, Liguria 2009 Bosco/Albarola 106 Altare-Bonanni, 'Cinqueterre Campogrande', Riomaggiore, La Spezia, Liguria 2010 Bosco/Albarola 99 Atzori, Vernaccia di Oristano, Cabras, Sardegna 2006 95 Batič, 'Zaria', Vipava, Slovenia, 2017 Pinela/Rebula/Zelen 95 P. Bea, 'Arboreus', Trebbiano Spoletino, Montefalco, Umbria 2011 128 P. Bea, 'Lapideus', Trebbiano
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