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The Great Room Sugar Beach a Viceroy Resort THE GREAT ROOM SUGAR BEACH A VICEROY RESORT WINE CELLAR * ITEMS MARKED WITH AN ASTERISK INDICATE SELECTIONS NOT INCLUDED IN ANY PLAN PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO 10% SERVICE CHARGE AND 8% SALES TAX ALL PRICES ARE QUOTED IN UNITED STATES DOLLARS 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS WINES BY THE GLASS Page 3 - 4 CHEF’S SPECIAL SELECTION Page 5 SPARKLING WINES SPARKLING Page 6 CHAMPAGNE Page 6 WHITE WINES ARGENTINA Page 7 AUSTRALIA Page 7 CHILE Page 7 ITALY Page 7 NEW ZEALAND Page 7 FRANCE Page 8 SOUTH AFRICA Page 9 SPAIN Page 9 USA Page 9 RED WINES ARGENTINA Page 10 AUSTRALIA Page 10 CHILE Page 11 FRANCE Page 11-12 ITALY Page 13 NEW ZEALAND Page 13 PORTUGAL Page 13 SOUTH AFRICA Page 13 SPAIN Page 14 USA Page 14 ROSE WINES Page 15 DESSERT WINES & PORT Page 15 2 WINE BY THE GLASS SPARKLING WINE and CHAMPAGNE MASCHIO DEI CAVALIERI, Prosecco, Valdobbiadene, Italy *VEUVE BONNEVAL, Brut, N/V *PIPER HEIDSIECK, Cuvee Brut, N/V WHITE WINE MONTES “Classic Series”, Sauvignon Blanc, Valle de Curico, Chile, 2011 JACOBS CREEK, Semillon – Chardonnay, Australia, 2010 CECCHI, Orvieto Classico DOCG, Italy, 2012 MARCHESINI, Pinot Grigio, Provincia di Pavia IGT, Italy, 2012 *SANTA CRISTINA, Pinot Grigio, Sicilia DOCG, Italy, 2010 *ESCUDO ROJO, Baron Philippe de Rothschild, Chardonnay, Valle Maipo, Chile, 2010 *ROSEMOUNT ESTATE, Sauvignon Blanc, South Eastern Australia, 2011 *CASA VINICOLA BERTOLDI, Pinot Grigio, Veneto Piave, Italy, 2011 *JORDAN 'Unoaked, Chardonnay, Stellenbosch, South Africa, 2011 *FERRARI CARANO, Fume Blanc, Sonoma County, USA, 2010 *SANTA RITA, "Floresta", Sauvignon Blanc, Valle de Leyda, Chile, 2007 *TINDALL, Chardonnay, Marlborough, New Zealand, 2009 *OXFORD LANDING ESTATE, Chardonnay, Riverland, AUSTRALIA, 2011 *AU BON CLIMAT, Chardonnay, Santa Barbara Valley, USA, 2011 3 WINE BY THE GLASS RED WINE NORTON, Barrel Select, Malbec, Mendoza, Argentina, 2010 SANTA RITA “120”, Cabernet Sauvignon, Valle Central, Chile, 2012 *ESCUDO ROJO, Baron Philippe de Rothschild, Bordeaux blend, Valle Maipo, Chile, 2010 *CALLABRIGA Tinto, Dao D.O, Portugal, 2008 *MASI, Bonacosta, Blend, D.O.C. Valpolicella Classico, Italy, 2011 *PLANETA, La Segreta, Blend, D.O.C. Sicilia, Italy, 2012 *JEAN JACQUES GIRARD, Bourgogne, France, 2006 *VILLA ANTINORI, Blend, Toscana IGT, Italy, 2009 *PULENTA ESTATE, Merlot, Mendoza, Argentina, 2007 *NOBILO ICON, Pinot noir, Marlborough, New Zealand, 2011 *BENTON LANE, Pinot noir, Willamette Estate, Oregon, USA, 2009 *ROW ELEVEN, Vinas 3, Pinot noir, California, USA, 2009 *ANTINORI “Peppoli”, Chianti Classico, Italy, 2010 SWEET WINE ERRAZURIZ, Sauvignon Blanc Late Harvest, Casablanca Valley, Chile, 2010 *BERRY BROS & RUDD, Tokaji Aszu 5 Puttonyos, Hungary, 2006 4 CHEF’S SPECIAL SELECTION THESE WINES HAVE BEEN SELECTED BY OUR CHEF AND HAVE BEEN DISCOUNTED FOR YOUR PLEASURE CHAMPAGNE *PIPER HEIDSIECK, Cuvee Brut, N/V *VEUVE CLIQUOT PONSARDIN, “Yellow Label”, Brut N/V WHITE WINE *LOUIS JADOT, Chardonnay, Bourgogne, France, 2007 *DUREIL-JANTHIAL, Rully Blanc, Maizieres, France, 2005 *WILLIAM FEVRE, Chablis Grand Cru, Bougros "Cote Bouguerots", France, 2008 *AU BON CLIMAT, Chardonnay, Santa Barbara Valley, USA, 2011 *CAKEBREAD CELLARS, Chardonnay, Napa Valley, USA, 2011 RED WINE *MICHAEL DAVID “7 DEADLY ZINS” Old Vine, Lodi, USA, 2009 *CALABRIGA, Tinto, Dão, Portugal 2008 *CHATEAU BEAUMONT, Cru Bourgeois Supérieur, France, 2005 *PULENTA "Gran Corte VII", Blend, Mendoza, Argentina, 2007 *NEYEN "Espiritu de Apalta", Blend, Valle de Colchagua, Chile, 2004 *CHATEAU LAFON-ROCHET, Cru Classe, St. Estephe, France, 1995 *HOLLYWOOD & VINE “2480”, Napa Valley, USA, 2007 *CHATEAU DUHART MILON, 4eme Cru Classe, France, 2003 *PAHLMEYER, Napa Valley, USA, 2005 *JOSEPH PHELPS “Insignia”, Napa Valley, USA, 2006 5 SPARKLING WINE SPARKLING WINE MONT MARÇAL, Reserva, Cava Brut MASCHIO DEI CAVALIERI, Prosecco Brut CHAMPAGNE NON VINTAGE *VEUVE BONNEVAL, Brut *PIPER HEIDSIECK, Cuvée Brut *MOET ET CHANDON, Brut Imperial *NICHOLAS FEUILLATTE, Brut Cuvée *VEUVE CLIQUOT PONSARDIN, Yellow Label *BOLLINGER, Spécial Cuvée *BILLECART-SALMON, Blanc de Blancs MILLESIME *TAITTINGER, Brut 2000 PRESTIGE CUVEE *BOLLINGER “Grande Anne”, 1999 *DOM PERIGNON, 2002 *LOUIS ROEDERER “Cristal”, 2002 ROSE *MOET ET CHANDON, Brut Rosé *VEUVE CLIQUOT PONSARDIN, Brut Rosé DEMI SEC *MOET ET CHANDON, Nectar Imperial *MOET ET CHANDON, Nectar Imperial Rosé 6 WHITE WINE ARGENTINA *TERRAZAS DE LOS ANDES, Reserva, Chardonnay, Mendoza, 2008 AUSTRALIA JACOBS CREEKS, Semillon Chardonnay, Barossa Valley 2012 ROSEMOUNT ESTATE, Sauvignon Blanc, South Eastern Australia, 2011 PENFOLDS "Thomas Hyland", Chardonnay, Adelaide 2012 WOLF BLASS ‘Golden Label’, Riesling, Adelaide 2011 OXFORD LANDING ESTATE, Chardonnay, Riverland, 2011 CHILE SANTA RITA "Medalla Real", Chardonnay, Valle de Maipo, 2011 *ESCUDO ROJO, Baron Philippe de Rothschild, Chardonnay, Valle Maipo, 2010 *MONTES "Alpha", Chardonnay, Valle de Casablanca, 2011 *SANTA RITA "Floresta", Sauvignon Blanc, Valle de Leyda, 2007 ITALY SANT ‘ORSOLA, Soave DOCG, 2012 MARCHESINI, Pinot Grigio, Provincia di Pavia IGT, Italy, 2012 CECCHI, Orvieto Classico DOCG, 2012 *SANTA CRISTINA, Pinot Grigio, Sicilia DOCG, 2010 *CASA VINICOLA BERTOLDI, Pinot Grigio, Veneto Piave, 2011 *GAVI DI GAVI, Villa Lanata, Gavi Doc NEW ZEALAND *KIM CRAWFORD, Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, 2012 *ISABEL, Pinot Gris, Marlborough, 2010 *TINDALL, Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, 2012 *Staete Landt, Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, 2011 *TINDALL, Chardonnay, Marlborough, 2009 *CLOUDY BAY, Chardonnay, Marlborough, 2010 7 WHITE WINE FRANCE BOURGOGNE *LOUIS JADOT, Macon Villages, 2011 *LOUIS JADOT, Chardonnay, Bourgogne, 2007 *DOMAINE LAROCHE, Petit Chablis, 2011 *GEORGES DUBOEUF, Pouilly Fuisse, 2010 *DUREIL-JANTHIAL, Rully Blanc, Maizieres, 2005 *LOUIS JADOT, Pouilly Fuisse, 2011 *WILLIAM FEVRE, Chablis Grand Cru, Bougros "Cote Bourgerots", 2008 LOIRE VALLEY *LES 2 TOURS, la doucette, Sauvignon Blanc, 2010 *LES CHARMES, Drouet Frères, Pouilly Fumè, 2010 *LE HAUT MESNIL, Sancerre, 2008 *ANDRE DEZAT ET FILS, Sancerre, 2011 *PASCAL JOLIVET, Pouilly Fume, 2010 * PASCAL JOLIVET, Sancerre, 2011 ALSACE *RIESLING, HUGEL *GEWURSTRAMINER, Schlum, 2005 *RIESLING, ALSACE GRAND CRU, Schlum, 2005 VINS DE PAYS D’OC *DOMAINE COUDOULET, Chardonnay, 2011 *DOMAINE COUDOULET, Pinot Gris, 2011 8 WHITE WINE SOUTH AFRICA NEDERBURG Sauvignon Blanc 2012 *JORDAN 'Unoaked' Chardonnay, Stellenbosch, 2011 *JORDAN, Sauvignon Blanc, Stellenbosch, 2012 SPAIN EL QUINTANAL, Verdejo, Rueda D.O.C, 2011 *BENITO SANTOS, “Igreaxario de Saiar", Albariño, Rias Baixas D.O.C., 2011 USA CHARDONNAY *MERIDIAN VINEYARD, Napa Valley, *MER SOLEIL SILVER CERAMIC, Caymus, Napa Valley, *AU BON CLIMAT, Santa Barbara Valley, 2011 *PATZ & HALL, Dutton Ranch, Russian River, 2010 *CAKEBREAD CELLARS, Napa Valley, 2011 *FAR NIENTE, Napa Valley, 2011 SAUVIGNON BLANC *BONTERRA, ‘Organic’, Mendocino, 2011 *FERRARI CARANO, Fume Blanc, Sonoma County, 2010 *CAKEBREAD CELLARS, Napa Valley, 2011 OTHER VARIETALS AND BLENDS *CAYMUS CONUNDRUM, Proprietary Blend, Napa Valley, 2011 9 RED WINE ARGENTINA NORTON Barrel Select, Malbec, Mendoza, 2010 *VAV BLEND, Vistaflores estate, 2011 *PULENTA ESTATE, Merlot, Mendoza, 2007 *GRAND RESERVE WINEMAKER’S SELECTION, Vistaflores estate, 2008 *PULENTA ESTATE "Gran Corte VII", Blend, Mendoza, 2007 *CHEVAL DES ANDES, Cabernet-Malbec, Mendoza, 2005 AUSTRALIA SHIRAZ *TORBRECK "The Struie", Eden Valley, 2007 *TORBRECK "The Factor", Barossa Valley, 2007 *TWO HANDS "Ares", Barossa Valley, 2007 *TORBRECK "Run Rig", Barossa Valley, 2006 OTHER VARIETALS AND BLENDS JACOBS CREEK, Shiraz-Cabernet, South Eastern Australia, 2010 *ROSEMOUNT ESTATE, Cabernet Sauvignon, South Eastern Australia 2010 *TORBRECK "The Descendant", Shiraz-Viognier, Barossa Valley, 2007 *TORBRECK "The Pict", Mataro, Barossa Valley, 2007 10 RED WINE CHILE CABERNET SAUVIGNON SANTA RITA "120", Valle Central, 2012 CASTILLERO DEL DIABLO, Cabernet Sauvignon 2011 *SANTA RITA "Medalla Real", Valle de Colchagua, 2008 *SANTA RITA "Floresta", Valle de Colchagua, 2005 CARMENERE *MONTES "Purple Angel", Valle de Colchagua, 2010 MERLOT *CONCHA Y TORO "Marqués de Casa Concha", Valle de Rapel, 2010 BLENDS *ESCUDO ROJO, Baron Philippe de Rothschild, Bordeaux blend, Valle Maipo, 2010 *NEYEN "Espiritu de Apalta", Valle de Colchagua, 2004 *ALMAVIVA, Baron Philippe de Rothschild, Bordeaux blend, Valle Maipo, 2006 FRANCE LOIRE VALLEY *CHATEAU DE COULAINE, Chinon, 2006 *CHATEAU DE HUREAU, SAUMUR CHAMPIGNY, 2005 BOURGOGNE AOC * JEAN JACQUES GIRARD, Bourgogne, 2006 *LOUIS JADOT, Pinot Noir, Bourgogne, 2009 COTE DE BEAUNE *DOMAINE BOUCHARD, Savigny les Beaune, 2004 *JOSEPH DROHIN, Chassagne Montrachet, 2005 BEAUJOLAIS CRU *GEORGES DU BOEUF, MOULIN A VENT, 2010 *DOMAINE METRAT ET FILS, FLEURIE, "La Roilete" Vieilles Vignes, 2011 * LOUIS C. DESVIGNES, MORGON, “La Voute Saint Vincent”, 2010 11 RED WINE FRANCE HAUT MEDOC *CHATEAU DU CARTILLON, Cru Bourgeois, 2009 *CHATEAU BEAUMONT, Cru Bourgeois Supérieur, 2005 MARGAUX *CHATEAU MALESCOT ST. EXUPERY, 3eme Cru Classe, 2003 *CHATEAU LASCOMBES, 2eme Cru Classe, 2003 PAUILLAC * CHATEAU CLERC MILON, 5eme Cru Classe, 2008 *CHATEAU LYNCH-BAGES, Grand Cru Classe, 2003 *CHATEAU DUHART MILON, 4eme Cru Classe, 2003 *CHATEAU LAFITE ROTHSCHILD, 1er Cru Classe, 2003 PESSAC-LEOGNAN *CHATEAU PICQUE CAILLOU, Grand vin de Grave, MAGNUN, 2004 ST. EMILION *CHATEAU BEAU-SEJOUR BECOT, 1er Grand Cru Classe B, 2001 ST. ESTEPHE *CHATEAU LAFON-ROCHET, 4eme Cru Classe, 1995 ST. JULIEN *CHATEAU DUCRU BEAUCAILLOU, 2eme Cru Classe, 2007 RHONE *DOMAINE MOUTON, Côte Rôtie, 2004
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