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Catch Wine List A3 WINES BY THE GLASS CHAMPAGNES & SPARKLING WINES Brut Reserve NV, Charles Heidsieck, Reims 26 chardonnay, pinot noir, pinot meunier Brut Reserve Rose NV, Charles Heidsieck, Reims 30 chardonnay, pinot noir, pinot meunier Prosecco DOC Extra Brut, Casa Vinicola Botter, Treviso 14 glera Moscato d'Asti DOCG, La Morandina, Langhe 12 moscato bianco GREEK & INTERNATIONAL WHITE WINES Aidani, Argyros Estate, PDO Santorini 16 aidani Nassitis 2017, Vassaltis, PGI Cyclades 14 assyrtiko, athiri, aidani Santorini 2017, Argyros Estate, PDO Santorini 15 assyrtiko Mantinia 2017, Bosinakis Winery, PDO Mantinia 10 moschofilero Plano 2018, Wine Art Estate, PGI Macedonia 11 malagouzia Chateau Julia, Domaine Costa Lazaridi, PGI Drama 14 chardonnay Single Estate, Ara Estate, Marlborough 16 sauvignon blanc Quartz Stone, Glen Carlou, Paarl 20 chardonnay GREEK & INTERNATIONAL ROSE WINES Atlantis, Argyros Estate, PGI Cyclades 10 assyrtiko, mandilaria Voudomato, Gavalas Winery, PGI Cyclades 14 voudomato Merlot, Domaine Costa Lazaridi, PGI Drama 13 merlot Ikon, Chateau Hermitage Saint-Martin, Cotes de Provence 20 grenache, cinsault, syrah GREEK & INTERNATIONAL ROSE WINES Atlantis, Argyros Estate, PGI Cyclades 10 assyrtiko, mandilaria Voudomato, Gavalas Winery, PGI Cyclades 14 voudomato Merlot, Domaine Costa Lazaridi, PGI Drama 13 merlot Ikon, Chateau Hermitage Saint-Martin, Cotes de Provence 20 grenache, cinsault, syrah GREEK & INTERNATIONAL RED WINES Kameni 2016, Santo Wines, PGI Cyclades 17 mandilaria Mavrotragano 2015, Argyros Estate, PGI Cyclades 19 mavrotragano Aspros lagos 2014, Douloufakis Winery, PGI Crete 13 cabernet sauvignon Solist 2016, Rira Vineyards, PGI Peloponnese 16 pinot noir Ktima Mitravela 2016, Mitravelas Vineyards, PDO Nemea 14 agiorgitiko Rapsani, Terra Petra, PDO Rapsani 14 xinomavro, krasato, stavroto Xinomavro Reserve 2014, Alpha Estate, PGI Florina 15 xinomavro Chateau Julia 2015, Domaine Costa Lazaridi, PGI Drama 17 merlot Syrah wild Fermentation, Vriniotis Winery, PGI Evia 27 syrah Grand Reserva Carmenere, Viu Manent, Colchagua 15 carmenere Spy Valley Pinot Noir 2015, Spy Valley, Marlborough 20 pinot noir GREEK & INTERNATIONAL DESSERT WINES Vinsanto 2013, Hatzidakis Winery, PDO Santorini 20 assyrtiko, athiri, aidani Vinsanto 20 Y.O. 2014, Argyros Estate, Santorini 35 assyrtiko, athiri, aidani Omega 2013, Alpha Estate, PGI Florina 14 gewürztraminer Belvedere 2014, Merkouri Estate, Ilia 20 malvasia aromatika Apiliotis 2011, Domaine Sigalas, PGI Santorini 22 mandilaria, riesling CHAMPAGNES WHITE CHAMPAGNES 741 NV, Jacquesson, Dizy 222 pinot noir, pinot meunier, chardonnay Grand Reserve Brut NV, Gosset, Ay 216 pinot noir, pinot meunier, chardonnay Brut Reserve NV, Charles Heidsieck, Reims 195 chardonnay, pinot noir, pinot meunier Brut Gold NV, Armand de Brignac, Reims 1065 pinot noir, chardonnay, pinot meunier La Grande Dame 2006, Veuve Cliquot, Reims 532 chardonnay, pinot noir Nocturne NV, Taittinger, Reims 262 chardonnay, pinot noir , pinot meunier Cristal 2009, Louis Roederer, Reims 661 pinot noir , chardonnay Prestige Brut Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru 2006, Duval Leroy, Cote de Blancs 259 chardonnay Belle Epoque 2006, Perrier-Jouet, Epernay 595 chardonnay, pinot noir, pinot meunier Brut Imperial NV, Moet & Chandon, Epernay 175 pinot noir, pinot meunier, chardonnay Vintage 2009, Dom Perignon, Epernay 530 chardonnay, pinot noir CHAMPAGNES ROSE CHAMPAGNES Cuvee Rose NV, Laurent Perrier, Tours-sur Marne 281 pinot noir Terres Rouge Extra Brut 2009, Jacquesson, Dizy 341 pinot noir La Grande Anne Brut 2007, Bollinger, Ay 619 chardonnay, pinot noir, pinot meunier Brut Reserve Rose NV, Charles Heidsieck , Reims 259 chardonnay, pinot noir, pinot meunier Rose Imperial NV, Moet & Chandon, Epernay 217 pinot noir, chardonnay, pinot meunier Rose Vintage 2004, Dom Perignon, Epernay 1130 chardonnay, pinot noir Femme de Champagne Rose de Saignee 2007, Duval Leroy, Vertus 558 pinot noir WHITE SPARKLING WINES GREECE Petillant Naturel 2017, Vassaltis, Santorini 75 athiri, assyrtiko Brut Methode Traditionelle NV, Santo Wines, Santorini 133 assyrtiko Amalia Brut NV, Tselepos Winery, Arcadia 70 moschofilero Cuvee Prestige Brut NV, Domaine Karanikas, Florina Macedonia 70 xinomavro Chimera Sparkling, Oinovation 80 malagousia, athiri, chardonnay, assyrtiko ITALY Prosecco Extra Brut NV, Casa Vinicola Botter, DOC Treviso Veneto 71 glera Moscato Spumante Dolce NV, Cantina Colli Euganei, DOC Veneto 64 moscato bianco CHILE Bo Extra Brut MV, Casas del Bosque, Casablanca 160 chardonnay, pinot noir ROSE & RED SPARKLING WINES GREECE Demi sec Vin Mousseux de Qualite NV, Santo Wines, Santorini 114 mandilaria, assyrtiko ITALY Braida 2016, Giacomo Bologna, Brachetto d'Acqui DOCG Piemonte 92 brachetto CHILE Santa Digna Estelado 2016, Miguel Torres, Dry Farming 79 pais WHITE WINES GREECE MACEDONIA & THRACE Plano 2018, Wine Art Estate, PGI Macedonia 65 malagousia Thema 2018, Ktima Pavlidis, PGI Drama 64 sauvignon blanc, assyrtiko Thema 2017, Ktima Pavlidis, PGI Drama 72 sauvignon blanc, assyrtiko Semillon 2017, Domaine Costa Lazaridi, PGI Drama 65 semillon Chateau Julia 2017, Domaine Costa Lazaridi, PGI Drama 71 chardonnay Sole 2017, Ktima Biblia Chora, PGI Kavala 95 vidiano Ovilos 2017, Ktima Biblia Chora, PGI Paggaio 101 assyrtiko, semillon Agkathia 2017, Kyathos Winery, PGI Serres 68 muscat of Alexandria, roditis 3 Genies 2018,Thomaidis Winery, Aridaia 58 amassi Malagousia 2018, Domaine Gerovassiliou, PGI Epanomi 66 malagousia Viognier 2018, Domaine Gerovassiliou, PGI Epanomi 95 viognier Viognier 2017, Domaine Gerovassiliou, PGI Epanomi 90 viognier Kormilitsa 2016, Tsantalis, PGI Agio Oros 130 chardonnay, assyrtiko Sauvignon Blanc 2017, Aidarini Winery, PGI Macedonia 57 sauvignon blanc Droumo 2017, Kir-Gianni, PGI Florina 156 sauvignon blanc Sauvignon blanc 2017, Alpha Estate PGI Florina 72 sauvignon blanc THESSALY Meth Imon Acacia 2017, Dougos Winery, PGI Larissa 82 assyrtiko, sauvignon blanc Chardonnay 2017, Ktima Katsarou, PGI Krania 83 chardonnay CENTRAL GREECE Kryovrisi 2016, Domaine Chatzimichalis, PGI Atalanti 78 sauvignon blanc Gerakofolia 2016, Domaine Chatzimichalis, PGI Atalanti 78 chardonnay Lenga 2017, Avantis Estate, PGI Evia 69 gewurztraminer Malagousia 2017, Lykos Winery, PGI Evia 64 malagousia Assyrtiko 2016, Lykos Winery, PGI Evia 75 assyrtiko Vientzi Sinle Vineyard 2016, Papagiannakos Winery, PGI Attica 65 savatiano PELOPONNESE Mantinia 2017, Bosinakis Winery, PDO Mantinia 57 moschofilero Gewurztraminer 2017, Ktima Tselepos, PGI Arcadia 86 gewurztraminer Coma Berenices 2017, Merkouri Estate, PGI Peloponnese 69 viogner Ergo 2017, Lantides Winery, PGI Peloponnese 55 sauvignon blanc Viognier barrel fermented 2016, Palivos Vineyards, PGI Corinth 70 viognier IONIAN ISLANDS Tu Pavlu 2017, Grampsas Winery, PGI Zakinthos 69 pavlos Haritatos Vineyards 2017, Haritatos Estate, PGI Slopes of Aenos 68 muscat Robola wild paths 2017, Gentilini Wines, PDO Cephalonia 93 robola CYCLADES & AEGEAN ISLANDS Vaptistis 2016, Vaptistis Winery, PGI Cyclades 75 assyrtiko, monemvasia SANTORINI Aidani 2017, Argyros Estate, PGI Cyclades 80 aidani Aidani 2018, Artemis Karamolegos Winery, PGI Cyclades 107 aidani Nassitis 2017, Vassaltis, PGI Cyclades 74 assyrtiko, athiri, aidani Santorini 2017, Vassaltis, PDO Santorini 87 assyrtiko Santorini 2017, Estate Argyros, PDO Santorini 60 assyrtiko Santorini Canava Chryssou 2018, Tselepos Winery, PDO Santorini 123 assyrtiko Thalassitis 2017, Gaia Wines, PDO Santorini 91 assyrtiko Andronis Concept 2017, Andronis Exclusive, PDO Santorini 95 assyrtiko “34” 2017, Artemis Karamolegos Winery, PDO Santorini 104 assyrtiko Pure 2016, Volcanic Slopes Vineyard, PDO Santorini 161 assyrtiko Pure 2014, Volcanic Slopes Vineyard, PDO Santorini 180 assyrtiko Assyrtiko Wild Ferment 2016, Gaia Estate, PDO Santorini 110 assyrtiko Assyrtiko Reserve 2012, Santo Wines, PDO Santorini 175 assyrtiko Selladia 2008, Boutari, PDO Santorini 195 assyrtiko, athiri, aidani Afoura 2015, Avantis Winery, PDO Santorini 167 assyrtiko Nyκteri 2017, Gavalas Winery, PDO Santorini 75 assyrtiko Santorini Grande Reserve 2015, Santo Wines, PDO Santorini 108 assyrtiko CRETE Vilana 2018, Gavalas Wines, PGI Crete 62 vilana Ocean 2018, Idaia Gi, PGI Crete 72 thrapsathiri Turtle Vineyard 2017, Miliarakis Winery, PGI Crete 72 roussanne, vidiano Paliarda 2017, Digenakis wines, PGI Crete 56 assyrtiko Vilana Fume 2016, Miliarakis Winery, PGI Crete 58 vilana Vidiano 2017, Diamantakis Winery, PGI Crete 52 vidiano Aspros lagos 2017, Douloufakis Winery, PGI Crete 63 vidiano Nostos the journey Muscat of Spina 2016, Manousakis Winery, PGI Crete 58 muscat of Spina ITALY PIEDMONT Gavi 2017, Pio Cesare, DOCG Gavi 101 cortese Langhe Bianco Limited Edition 2015, La Spinetta, DOC Langhe 158 sauvignon blanc Lidia 2015, La Spineta, DOC Langhe 251 Chardonnay LOMBARDY & VENETO Fior D'Arancio 2017, Cantina Colli Euganei, DOCG Veneto 68 moscato giallo Vigneto du Lot 2015, Inama, DOC Soave Classico 151 garganega, verdicchio FIULLI – VENECIA GIULIA Pinot Grigio 2017, La Tunella, DOC Colli Orientali 72 pinot grigio Friulano 2016, Schiopetto, DOC Collio 122 friulano Sauvignon blanc 2015, Schiopetto, DOC Collio 122 sauvignon blanc TRENTINO- ALTO ADIZE Pinot Grigio 2017, Elena Walch, DOC Alto Adige 86 pinot grigio Vigna Kastelaz 2017, Elena Walch, DOC Alto Adige 167 gewurztraminer TUSCANY Poggio Alle Gazze 2016, Ornellaia, IGT Toscana 205 sauvignon blanc, vermentino, verdicchio, viognier MARCHE , UMBRIA & CAMPANIA Ciro 906 2014, Ciro Picariello, DOCG Avelino 140 fiano Fiano di Avelino 2017, Feudi di San Gregorio,
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