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1 2 Off Wine List 5-1-2020 TAKE ½ OFF LISTED PRICE FOR WINE ONLY Sparkling Half Bottles ( 375 ml ) Deutz “Brut“ NV France, Champagne 90 Piper-Heidsieck "Brut" NV 90 France, Champagne Gruet "Brut Rosé" NV Sparkling 24 Louis Roederer "Brut Premier" NV 99 375 ml New Mexico France, Champagne Rombauer 2018 Chardonnay 40 Schramsberg "Blanc de Blanc'' Brut 78 375 ml Napa Valley NV California Ridge "Estate" 2016 Cabernet Sauvignon 64 Domaine Saint-Vincent "Brut" NV 40 375 ml Santa Cruz Mountains New Mexico Luca Paretti Prosecco NV Italy 38 Rosés Vie Vite de Provence 2018 France 46 Mathilde Chapoutier 2017 42 Cotes de Provence Morgan 2018 Arroyo Seco 42 Chardonnay Alfaro Family 2018 Santa Cruz Mtns. 39 Notorious Pink 2018 France 38 Ridge 2018 Santa Cruz Mountains 105 Morgan 2017 Santa Lucia Highlands 50 Merlot Keenan "Napa Valley" 2016 Napa Valley 58 Rombauer 2018 Napa Valley 72 Napa Cellars 2017 Napa Valley 54 Mer Soleil “Reserve” 2017 57 Soquel Vineyards Partners’ Reserve 2014 48 Santa Lucia Highlands Paso Robles Clos Pegase 2014 Napa Valley 46 Roth Merlot 2015 Alexander Valley 40 Soquel Vineyards Estate 2018 50 B.R. COHN 2017 Sonoma County 40 Santa Cruz Mountains Nicholson Estate 2016 Santa Cruz Mtns. 49 Zinfandel Rombauer 2017 Napa Valley 70 Alfaro “Lindsay Paige Vineyard “ 2017 48 Ridge "Ponzo" 2017 Napa Valley 70 Santa Cruz Mtns. Ridge"Three Valleys"2016 Sonoma 66 Wente “Riva Ranch” 2016 Monterey 44 Rock Wall 2017 Reserve Monte Rosso Sonoma 65 Bedrock "Old Vine" 2017 California 57 Joel Gott 2017 California 40 Neyers Borden Ranch 2018 Napa Valley 58 Heitz Cellars 2015 Ink Grade Napa Valley 52 Sebastiani 2015 Sonoma County 38 Martin Ranch J.D. Hurley 2017 Santa Clara 42 “OF” Oak Farm 2017 Lodi 40 FoX Glove 2016 Paso Robles 38 Josh Cellars “Craftsman’s Collection” 37 2017 California Worldly Reds Featured Chardonnay see server 34 Martin Ranch 2015 Malbec Santa Clara 43 Martin Ranch 2016 Syrah Santa Cruz Mtns. 40 Other Whites Spottswoode 2018 Sauvignon Blanc Napa 77 Andrew Murray "Tous les Jours" 2015 40 Kathryn Kennedy 2017 Sauvignon Blanc 52 Syrah Central Coast Santa Cruz Mtns. Rombauer 2018 Sauvignon Blanc Napa Valley 48 Via Vega 2012 Syrah Paso Robles 39 Roth 2017 Sauvignon Blanc Alexander Valley 44 Giesen 2017 Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough 42 Pinot Noir Caposaldo 2017 Pinot Grigio Italy 42 Lucia Highlands 2017 Santa Lucia 65 LangeTwins 2018 Estate Moscato Alfaro Lester Family 2017 Santa Cruz Mtns. 64 Lodi 3 Nicholson " 3 Sisters Block" 2017 SCM 60 0 Soquel Vineyards-Lester Vineyard 2016 54 Santa Cruz Mtns. Cinnabar 2016 Santa Cruz Mountains 52 Meiomi 2017 California 42 Sea Sun 2018 California 36 Domestic $7.50 siX pack Cabernet Sauvignon & Red Bordeaux Blend Coors Light Bud Light Micro Brews $10.50 ( siX pack ) Cain Five 215 Red Bordeaux Blend 250 Black Butte Porter Napa Valley Fat Tire Shafer "One Point Five" 2014 198 Lagunitas "PILS" Napa Valley Lagunitas "IPA" Rombauer 2016 Napa Valley 150 Blue Moon Kathryn Kennedy “Estate” 2014 225 Firestone "805" 2014 Santa Cruz Mountains Ghost Block "Estate" 2016 Napa Valley 145 Imports $10.50 ( six pack ) Aperture 2016 Alexander Valley 135 Dos Equis "Lager Especial" Ridge "Estate" 2016 120 Corona Santa Cruz Mountains Guinness Santa Cruz Mountain 2015 90 Stella Artois Santa Cruz Mountains Keenan 2014 Napa Valley 90 Aril 2014 Napa Valley 90 Non-Alcoholic $7.50 (SiX Pack ) BV “Tapestry 2015 Napa Valley 80 St Pauli Girl N/A Kathryn Kennedy "Small Lot" 2017 Santa Cruz Mountains Peju 2015 Napa Valley 75 Cocktails On the Go! Mira 2011 Napa Valley 60 Roth 2017 Alexander Valley 58 Bittersweet Old Fashioned 13.5 Storrs St Clare 2016 Red Blend 54 Woodford Reverve Bourbon, house- Santa Cruz Mountains made spiced syrup,orange & Whitehall Lane “Tre Leoni “ 2016 52 walnut bitters Red Blend Napa Valley Josh Cellars "Craftsman's Collection" 40 Improved Whiskey Cocktail 14 2017 California Gentleman Jack Tennessee Whiskey, Zucca, dry vermouth, cherry Broadside 2017 Paso Robles 39 liqueur & orange bitters; B. R. Cohn 2017 North Coast 40 shaken, served up Featured Cabernet Sauvignon see server 34 Sebastiani 2015 Sonoma County 39 Tea Garden Cooler 12.5 Hendricks Gin, lime juice, basil, HARD SELTZERS cucumber& simple syrup; with soda First Glance 13 WHITE CLAW 12 / 12 Fl. 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