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Wine List 06 19 21 WINE LIST June 11, 2021 SPARKLING WINES & CHAMPAGNE 1/2 BOTTLE CHAMPAGNE PIERRE GIMONNET, CUVÉE CUIS, PREMIER CRU, BLANC DE BLANCS, FRANCE 48 PIQUETTE, CHENIN BLANC, CHARDONNAY & COLOMBARD, MONTE RIO CELLARS, MENDOCINO 2020 NATURAL WINE 44 SPARKLING SAUVIGNON BLANC, BODKIN, CUVÉE AGINCOURT, SONOMA COUNTY 68 SPARKLING PINOT BLANC, CRÉMANT D'ALSACE, HURBERT MEYER, BRUT, MÉTHODE TRADITIONELLE, ALSACE, FRANCE 44 SPARKLING CHENIN BLANC, CRÉMANT DE LOIRE, CHÂTEAU PIERRE BISE, BRUT, FRANCE 2018 43 CHAMPAGNE BERTRAND-DELESPIERRE, EXTRA BRUT, PREMIER CRU, ENFANT DE MONTAGNE, CHAMERY, FRANCE 88 CHAMPAGNE ROSES DE JEANNE, CÔTE DE BÉCHALIN, BLANC DE NOIRS, FRANCE 2015 230 CHAMPAGNE ULYSSE COLLIN, LES ENFERS, EXTRA BRUT, BLANC DE BLANCS, FRANCE 295 ~SPARKLING ROSÉ, UNE FEMME, THE CALLIE, CALIFORNIA 53 SPARKLING ROSÉ OF PINOT MEUNIER, POE, VAN DER KAMP VINEYARD, SONOMA COUNTY 2016 78 WHITE WINES ~1/2 BOTTLE CHABLIS PREMIER CRU, VAILLONS, DOMAINE WILLIAM FEVRE, BURGUNDY, FRANCE 2013 CHARDONNAY 65 BODEGAS ULACIA, GETARIAKO TXAKOLINA, PAIS VASCO, SPAIN 2019 HONDARRIBI ZURI 40 WEIßBURGUNDER, PINOT BLANC, STEPHAN BAUER, WAGRAM, AUSTRIA 2016 39 VERMENTINO, UVAGGIO, CARNEROS, NAPA VALLEY 2019 38 BANDOL BLANC, PLAN DU CASTELLET, DOMAINE LE GALANTIN, PROVENCE, FRANCE 2018 CLAIRETTE & UGNI BLANC 48 ALBARIÑO, ETIQUETA ÁMBAR, GRANBAZÁN, RÍAS BAIXAS, SPAIN 2019 68 MONASTERO TRAPPISTE VITORCHIANO, CŒNOBIUM, LAZIO IGP, ITALY 2018 TREBBIANO, MALVASIA & VERDICCHIO 44 GRÜNER VELTLINER, WEIXELBAUM, KAMPTAL, AUSTRIA 2018 38 GRÜNER VELTLINER, SOHM & KRACHER, SINGLE VINEYARD, WEINVIERTEL, AUSTRIA 2012 100 SAUVIGNON BLANC, BEDROCK, SONOMA VALLEY 2020 42 PICPOUL DE PINET, CHÂTEAU SAINT MARTIN DE LA GARRIGUE, LANGUEDOC-ROUSSILLON, FRANCE 2018 38 RIESLING, DÖNNHOFF, TONSCHIEFER, DRY SLATE, TROCKEN, NAHE, GERMANY 2017 48 RIESLING, LOVE & SQUALOR, ANTSY PANTS, WILLAMETTE VALLEY, OREGON 2013 64 ~RIESLING, TEGERNSEERHOF, STEINERTAL, SMARAGD, WACHAU, AUSTRIA 2014 88 ANJOU BLANC, CHENIN BLANC, THIBAUD BOUDIGNON, LOIRE VALLEY, FRANCE 2017 90 CHENIN BLANC, LITTORAI, THE HAVEN VINEYARD, SONOMA COAST 2016 165 DOMINIO DO BIBEI, LAPOLA, RIBEIRA SACRA, SPAIN 2018 GODELLO, ALBARIÑO & DOÑA BLANCA 65 CHARDONNAY, MONTE RIO, MENDOCINO COUNTY 2020 44 BOURGOGNE ALIGOTÉ, LE DOMAINE D'EDOUARD, BURGUNDY, FRANCE 2018 58 VÉZELAY, DOMAINE MONTANET-THODEN, BURGUNDY, FRANCE 2018 68 CHABLIS, CHARDONNAY, DOMAINE FRANÇOIS RAVENEAU, PREMIER CRU, MONTÉE DE TONNERRE, BURGUNDY, FRANCE 2018 450 BOURGOGNE BLANC, CHARDONNAY, DOMINIQUE CORNIN, BURGUNDY, FRANCE 2018 62 MEURSAULT, CHARDONNAY, RODOLPHE DEMOUGEOT, BURGUNDY, FRANCE 2014 150 CHARDONNAY, BY FARR, GEELONG, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA 2018 138 CHARDONNAY, SOLISTE, L'AGE D'OR, RUSSIAN RIVER VALLEY, SONOMA 2012 75 CHARDONNAY, LINGUA FRANCA, SISTERS, WILLAMETTE VALLEY, OREGON 2015 135 PETIT CHABLIS, CHARDONNAY, DOMAINE FRANÇOIS RAVENEAU, BURGUNDY, FRANCE 2018 MAGNUM 450 ~RIESLING, NIGL, PRIVAT, SENFTENBERGER PELLINGEN, ERSTE LAGE, KREMSTAL, AUSTRIA 2010 MAGNUM 250 WINE LIST ROSÉ & ORANGE WINES VIN GRIS, PRESTON FARM & WINERY, SONOMA 2020 MOURVÈDRE, CINSAULT & SYRAH 36 ROSÉ, CHÂTEAU HERMITAGE SAINT-MARTIN, CÔTES DE PROVENCE, FRANCE 2019 MOURVÈDRE, CINSAULT & SYRAH 38 ROSÉ, THIBAUD BOUDIGNON, LOIRE VALLEY, FRANCE 2018 CABERNET FRANC 68 ROSÉ OF CABERNET SAUVIGNON, CORAZÓN BY CATHY CORISON, NAPA VALLEY 2017 65 ZIBIBBO, BRASH HIGGINS, RIVERBEND, SOUTH AUSTRALIA 2020 NATURAL ORANGE WINE 90 AMBER, FORLORN HOPE, QUEEN OF THE SIERRA 2020 NATURAL WINE 42 VERDECA, POLVANERA, PUGLIA, ITALY 2018 ORANGE WINE 55 RED WINES 1/2 BOTTLE PINOT NOIR, MARSANNAY, DOMAINE JOSEPH ROTY, BURGUNDY, FRANCE 2016 55 1/2 BOTTLE PINOT NOIR, COPAIN, LES VOISINS, ANDERSON VALLEY, MENDOCINO 2014 42 SANGIOVESE, HIDDEN SOCIETY, MENDOCINO 2020 NATURAL WINE 50 CHARBONO, PAX, LUCHSINGER VINEYARD, LAKE COUNTY 2020 NATURAL WINE 56 DRY BRACHETTO, ANGELO NEGRO, PIEDMONT, ITALY 2020 38 GRENACHE, LA MAREA, CENTRAL COAST 2017 60 GAMAY NOIR, JAMES RAHN, JUBILEE VINEYARD, EOLA-AMITY HILLS, WILLAMETTE VALLEY, OREGON 2019 50 MORGON, GAMAY, MARCEL LAPIERRE, BEAUJOLAIS, FRANCE 2018 78 ~RUCHÉ DI CASTAGNOLE MONFERRATO, LA MIRAJA, PIEDMONT, ITALY 2020 55 PINOT MEUNIER, POE, VAN DER KAMP VINEYARD, SONOMA COUNTY 2016 77 PINOT NOIR, IRANCY, DOMAINE ST. GERMAIN, BURGUNDY, FRANCE 2017 46 PINOT NOIR, CEP, ESTATE VINEYARD, SONOMA COAST 2018 60 PINOT NOIR, LIOCCO, ABEL VINEYARD, ANDERSON VALLEY, MENDOCINO 2018 122 PINOT NOIR, REEVE, KISER LOWER BLOCK, ANDERSON VALLEY, MENDOCINO 2018 170 PINOT NOIR, REEVE, KISER UPPER BLOCK, ANDERSON VALLEY, MENDOCINO 2018 170 PINOT NOIR, REEVE, KISER SUITCASE CLONE, ANDERSON VALLEY, MENDOCINO 2018 180 PINOT NOIR, CHAMP DIVIN, FABRICE & VALÉRIE CLOSSET, CÔTES DU JURA, FRANCE 2016 44 PINOT NOIR, GEVREY-CHAMBERTIN, LA COMBE GRISARD, CHAMP FRANC, BURGUNDY, FRANCE 2017 150 PINOT NOIR, NUITS-SAINT-GEORGE, DOMAINE DE MONTILLE, PREMIER CRU, AUX THOREY, BURGUNDY, FRANCE 2017 240 HÉRITAGE VANNIÈRES, LA CADIÈRE D'AZUR, MONT CAUME, FRANCE 2018 MOURVÈDRE & GRENACHE 34 SYRAH, PRESQU'ILE, SANTA BARBARA COUNTY 2019 54 CORNAS, SYRAH, MICKAËL BOURG, NORTHERN RHÔNE VALLEY, FRANCE 2017 135 ZINFANDEL, VAUGHN DUFFY, THE POOR RANCH, MENDOCINO 2019 68 RIOJA, LA RIOJA ALTA, GRAN RESERVA 904, TEMPRANILLO, SPAIN 2011 145 CAHORS, CLOS LA COUTALE, PHILIPPE BERNÈDE 2019 MALBEC 33 CABERNET SAUVIGNON, LÚUMA, OAK KNOLL DISTRICT, NAPA VALLEY 2018 50 CABERNET SAUVIGNON, GALLAND CLARK, NAPA VALLEY 2012 62 POMEROL, LES SAISONS DE BOURGNEUF, BORDEAUX, FRANCE 2018 MERLOT & CABERNET FRANC 100 BAROLO, CASCINA FONTANA, PIEDMONT, ITALY 2015 138 BAROLO, ELLENA GIUSEPPE, PIEDMONT, ITALY 2016 126 TEROLDEGO, FORADORI, GRANATO, VIGNETI DELLE DOLOMITI IGT, ITALY 2015 150.
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