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Please Note That All Wines Are Subject to Availability. Should Any Wines Be Unavailable, an Alternative Will Be Suggested A discretionary service charge of 12.5 % will be added to your bill VAT payable at prevailing rates Please note that all wines are subject to availability. Should any wines be unavailable, an alternative will be suggested . Page 1 of 65 Sommelier’s Wine Selection This year, we have decided to put the emphasis on large formats. Celebrate in style and share with some friends some unusual bottle sizes like a Double-Magnum containing 3 litres of wines! I know, it is 4 bottles and it may sound like it is a lot to drink but when entertaining a party of 6 or more it isn’t that much after all. Olivier Marie Head Sommelier Wine Jargon Name Litres Number of Bottles Magnum 1.5 L 2 Double-Magnum 3 L 4 Jeroboam 4.5 L or 5 L 6 Imperial 6 L 8 125 ml Glass Magnums of White Wine Grüner Veltliner Gebling Weingut Sepp Moser 2010 90.00 Riesling Clos Ste Hune Maison Trimbach 2007 695.00 Magnums of Red Wine Saint-Estephe Château Cos d’Estournel 2ème Cru Classé 1996 475.00 Pauillac Château Grand Puy Lacoste 5 ème Cru Classé 1989 425.00 Double-Magnums of White Wine Pinot Gris Jubilee Hugel 2000 425.00 Double-Magnums of Red Wine 125 ml Glass Côte du Rhônes Village –Seguret Boutinot 2010 265.00 Bourgueil Domaine des Chesnaies 1989 400.00 Please note that all wines are subject to availability. Should any wines be unavailable, an alternative will be suggested . Page 2 of 65 CONTENTS Wine by the glass & Carafes 4-5 Half Bottles 6-7 Large Formats 8-9 Sparkling Wine, Champagne Non Vintage & Vintage 10-11 Champagne Rosé 11 Hungary, Austria,Germany 12-13 German & Austrian Sweet Wines 14 Alsace 15 Loire Valley 16-17 Burgundy White 18-21 Burgundy Red 22-24 Beaujolais & Savoie Red 25 Savoie White & Rhône 26-27 Provence, Languedoc 28 Roussillon, South West 29 Bordeaux 30-34 Italy White 35 Italy Red 36-38 Spain& portugal 39-40 Spain & Portugal Red 40-41 Greece & Lebanon 42 North America 43 North America Red 44-46 South America White & Red 47-48 Australia White 49-50 Australia Red 50-51 New-Zealand White & Red 52-53 South Africa White & Red 54-55 Sweet Wines 56-57 Port & Fortified wines 58-59 Cigars 60 Whisky 61-62 Armagnac & Cognac, Calvados 63 Eaux de Vie & Rums 63 Wines offering great value 64-65 All wines are subject to availability. Should any wines be unavailable, an alternative will be offered. A discretionary service charge of 12.5 % will be added to you bill VAT payable at prevailing rates *Please be aware that, in order to maintain all our fine red wines in the best conditions, they are being kept in our temperature-controlled Eurocaves set at around 14°C. To bring the wines to the ideal temperature of service may require a few minutes. The Sommelier team do thank you for understanding that this procedure may take some time. Please note that all wines are subject to availability. Should any wines be unavailable, an alternative will be suggested . Page 3 of 65 WINE BY THE GLASS Glass 125 ml Sparkling Wine Chandon Brut , Argentina N.V 8.50 Champagne Moët & Chandon Impėrial Brut ,Champagne, France N.V 10.50 Lenoble Rosé, Champagne, France 2006 14.95 Glass Carafes Fruit-driven White Wines from our Bar 125 ml 375 ml 500 ml Pays des Côtes de Gascogne Blanc Cuvée Jean Paul, Paul Boutinot 2013 4.50 Chenin Blanc, Stormy Cape, South Africa 2013 5.00 15.00 18.50 Viognier Sérame Collection, Languedoc, France 2012 5.50 Sauvignon Blanc Sérame Collection, Languedoc, France 2013 5.50 Chardonnay, Tooma River, Australia 2013 5.50 Pinot Grigio, Via Nova, Veneto, Italy 2013 6.25 18.75 25.00 Sauvignon Blanc, Yealands Estate, Marlborough, New Zealand 2013 7.00 Kendall-Jackson Avant Chardonnay, California,Usa 2010 8.00 Gavi di Gavi Cristina Ascheri, Piemonte, Italy 2013 8.50 25.50 33.00 Glass Carafes Terroir -driven White Wines from our Restaurant 125 ml 375 ml 500 ml Muscadet sur Lies Côte de Grandlieu "Clos de la Fine ", Loire Valley, France 2012 7.25 21.75 29.00 Rias Baixas Pazos de Señoran ,Galicia, Spain 2013 8.50 Riesling, Petaluma Hanlin Hill, Clare Valley,South Australia 2011 9.50 Chardonnay, La Crema, Sonoma Coast , California,Usa 2012 9.50 Sauvignon Blanc, Cloudy Bay, Marlborough, New Zealand 2013 10.50 Pouilly Fumé Jeunes Vignes , Henri Bourgeois, Loire Valley, France 2012 11.50 34.50 38.00 Riesling Berg Schlossberg Trocken, Rüdesheim, Kloster Eberbach, Rheingau, Germany 2008 11.50 Chablis 1er Cru Montée de Tonnerre, Louis Michel, Burgundy France 2011 15.50 Arbois Chardonnay Domaine du Pélican, Marquis d’Angerville, Jura, France 2012 15.95 Puligny-Montrachet, François Carillon, Burgundy, France 2011 16.50 Please note that all wines are subject to availability. Should any wines be unavailable, an alternative will be suggested . Page 4 of 65 WINE BY THE GLASS Glass Carafes Light and fruit-driven Rosé Wine 125 ml 375 ml 500 ml Pretty Gorgeous Rosé, Languedoc, France 2013 6.25 18.75 25.00 Fruit-driven Red Wines from our Grill 125 ml 375 ml 500 ml Barbera del Piemonte Araldica, Piemonte, Italy 2013 4.50 Merlot La Paz, Central Valley, Chile 2013 4.95 18.00 Primitivo, Boheme, Puglia, Italy 2013 5.00 Carignan, La Cadence, Vin de France 2013 5.00 18.00 Cabernet Sauvignon Sérame Collection, Languedoc, France 2012 5.50 21.50 Rioja Vina Collada by Marques de Riscal, La Rioja, Spain 2011 8.00 Terroirs-driven Fine Red Wine from our Restaurant 125 ml 375 ml 500 ml Fleurie Poncié, Domaine du Vissoux, Beaujolais, France 2012 8.50 25.50 33.50 Malbec, Sophenia Synthesis, Mendoza, Argentina 2011 12.00 Pinot Noir, Meyer Family Vineyards, Reimer Vineyards, Okanagan Valley, Canada 2011 13.00 Chateauneuf du Pape, Domaine Chante Cigale Vieilles Vignes Rhône Valley, France 2009 15.00 SELECTION OF SWEET & FORTIFIED WINES Sweet and off-dry wines by the Glass 100 ml Coteaux du Layon - Beaulieu, Château Pierre Bise, Loire Valley, France 2001 14.50 Riesling Auslese,Maximin Grünhauser Herrenberg, C. Von Schubert , Ruwer,Germany 2009 12.50 Château Roumieu, Sauternes, Bordeaux, France 2009 13.00 Gewurztraminer Grand Cru Kaefferkopf , Cuvée Jean Baptiste, Adam, Alsace, France 2011 12.00 36.00 48.00 Pinot Gris Altenbourg Domaine Weinbach, Alsace, France 2008 13.00 Tokaji Aszu 5 Puttonyos Royal Tokaji, Tokaj-Hegyalja, Hungary 2008 18.00 Sauternes, Château d’Yquem, 1er Cru Classé Supérieur, Bordeaux , France 1998 35.00 Vin Doux Naturels & Ports–Sherry & Sweet Vermouth 100 ml Muscat de Rivesaltes, Château Lerys, Roussillon, France NV 8.95 Rasteau, Domaine Gourt de Mautens, Rhône Valley, France 2006 12.95 Graham’s Tawny, Douro Valley, Portugal 10 Year old 9.25 Graham’s Tawny, Douro Valley, Portugal 30 Year old 20.00 Graham’s Late Bottled Vintage, Douro Valley, Portugal 2008 7.25 Dow’s Quinta Do Bomfim, Douro Valley, Portugal 2001 12.85 Sherry Pedro Ximenez, Barbadillo, Andalucia,Spain NV 9.00 Madeira Boal Henriques & Henriques, Portugal 1957 35.00 Please note that all wines are subject to availability. Should any wines be unavailable, an alternative will be suggested . Page 5 of 65 WINE FLIGHTS A unique opportunity to assess in a blind tasting, side by side, grape varieties that show their varietal profile depending on where they are grown. This exercise, I hope should be fun and informative. Please ask your Sommelier for details. Please note that all wines will be served in a Black Spiegelau Authenthis glass in order to fully appreciate the exercice. Olivier Marie Head Sommelier *The White Wine flight is composed of 2 wine measures of 50 ml 100 ml Flight 1: Old World Sauvignon Blanc versus New World 10.00 Flight 2: Old World unoaked Chardonnay versus New World oaked Chardonnay 10.00 Flight 3: Old World Riesling versus New World 10.00 Flight 4: Aromatic variety versus Neutral One 10.00 Flight 5: Old World CheninBlanc versus New World Chenin Blanc 10.00 *The Red Wine flight is composed of 2 wine measures of 50 ml 100 ml Flight 6: Gamay versus Pinot Noir 10.00 Please note that all wines are subject to availability. Should any wines be unavailable, an alternative will be suggested . Page 6 of 65 SELECTION OF HALF BOTTLES FRANCE Half bottles White 37.5 cl Pinot Blanc Maison Trimbach 2011 25.00 Riesling Maison Trimbach 2012 29.00 Riesling Cuvée Frederic Emile Maison Trimbach 2005 55.00 Gewurztraminer Maison Trimbach 2011 32.00 Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru Les Champs Gains Jean Marc Pillot 2010 55.00 Half bottles Red Vosne Romanée 1er Cru Les Beaux Monts Daniel Rion 2009 63.00 Nuits-Saint-Georges Vieilles Vignes Daniel Rion 2010 55.00 Pauillac Château Pibran 2006 65.00 SPAIN Half bottles Red 37.5 cl Rioja Viña Ardanza 2004 47.00 ITALY Half bottles White 37.5 cl Gavi di Gavi La Giustiniana 2012 30.00 Soave Pieropan 2010 24.00 Please note that all wines are subject to availability. Should any wines be unavailable, an alternative will be suggested . Page 7 of 65 OUR LARGE FORMATS MAGNUMS FRANCE LA CHAMPAGNE 150 cl Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label N.V 160.00 Alain Thienot Cuvée Alain 2000 300.00 ALSACE WHITE Pinot Gris Jubilee in Jeroboam ( 3 Litres ) Hugel 2000 425.00 Riesling Clos Ste Hune Maison Trimbach 2007 695.00 BURGUNDY WHITE Côte de Beaune Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru Bonneau du Martray 2000 450.00 Puligny-Montrachet "Les Noyers Bret" Jean-Marc Pillot 2010 215.00 Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru Les Pucelles Domaine Leflaive 2008 595.00 Batard-Montrachet Grand Cru Jean Noel Gagnard 2007 650.00 Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru Vergets Jean Marc Pillot 2000 295.00 Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru Morgeots Jean Marc Pillot 2000 325.00 Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru Morgeots Jean Marc Pillot 1995 295.00 Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru Morgeots Jean Marc Pillot 1990 300.00 BURGUNDY RED Corton-Renardes Grand Cru Domaine M.
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