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Champagne & Sparkling Wine n/v Cremant de Loire, Brut, Loire 45 n/v Vin Mousseux, Louis Perdrier, France 29 n/v Vin Mousseux, Charmeroy, Rose, France 34 2009 Brut, Domaine Pichot, Vouvray 40 n/v Champagne, Perrier-Jouet "Grand Brut", Epernay 85 n/v Champagne, Taittinger "La Francaise", Reims 80 n/v Champagne, Veuve Cliquot, Reims 77 n/v Champagne, Piper Heidsieck, Brut Rose Sauvage, Reims 90 2002 Champagne, Tattinger, Brut, Reims 145 n/v Champagne, Duval Leroy, Vertus 80 n/v Champagne, Grand Cru, Blanc de Noirs, Barnaut, 90 n/v Prosecco, Zardetto, Conegliano 30 n/v Prosecco Rose, Riondo, Veneto 30 n/v Cava, Avinyo, Penedes 36 n/v Sekt, Dr. Loosen, Germany 35 2009 Blanc de Blanc, Schramsberg, Napa 60 2007 Brut, Domaine Carneros “by Tattinger”, Carneros 45 Sauvignon Blanc 2009 Graves, Chateau de Callac 50 2010 Entre deux Mers, Chateau La Graviere 35 2010 Bordeaux, Chateau Lamothe de Haux 31 2005 Pouilly-Fume, Fournier "Grande Cuvee" 60 2010 Sancerre, Chateau de Sancerre 43 2010 Morgan, Monterey 37 2009 Manifesto, North Coast 29 2010 Matanzas Creek, Sonoma County 40 2011 Frog’s Leap, Rutherford 40 2008 Grgich Hills, Fume, Napa 47 2011 Honig, Napa 33 2009 Robert Mondavi Winery, “Reserve” Fume Blanc, Napa 65 2010 Sincerely, South Africa 30 2011 Casa Lapostolle, Rapel Valley 29 2011 Kim Crawford, Marlborough 32 2011 Whitehaven, Marlborough 35 2011 Brancott, Marlborough 29 Chardonnay 2010 Chablis, Brocard, “Sainte Claire” 43 2009 Bourgogne, Olivier LeFlaive “Les Setilles” 41 2010 St. Veran, Joseph Drouhin 35 2010 Macon Villages, Verget 37 2010 Pouilly Fuisse, Louis Latour 43 2008 Mersault, Bichot 65 2009 Chassagne-Montrachet, Latour 83 2009 Steele "Steele Cuvee", California 37 2008 No Vineyards, Monterey 27 2009 Baileyana, Firepeak Vineyard, Edna Valley 47 2009 Edna Valley, “Paragon” San Luis Obispo 35 2009 Mer Soleil, Central Coast 55 2010 Simi, Sonoma County 31 2010 Rodney Strong, Chalk Hill, Sonoma 37 2009 Benziger, Carneros 40 2009 Sonoma Cutrer "Les Pierres", Sonoma 75 2010 Clos du Bois "Reserve", Russian River Valley 33 2010 Artesa, Carneros 37 2007 Franciscan, “Cuvee Sauvage”, Carneros-Napa 55 2008 Grgich Hills, Napa 70 2010 Tohu, Marlborough 32 2010 Verum, Patagonia 39 France (White) 2010 Cotes du Rhone, Jaboulet, “Parallele 45” 33 2009 Cotes du Rhone, Vidal-Fleury 30 2011 Cotes du Roussillon, M. 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Veeder 80 2008 Cabernet Sauvignon, Franciscan, Napa 37 2008 Cabernet Sauvignon, Robert Mondavi Winery, Napa 45 2009 Cabernet Sauvignon, Jocelyn-Lonen, Napa 69 2008 Cabernet Sauvignon, Merryvale “Starmont”, Napa 47 2009 Cabernet Sauvignon, Mount Veeder Winery, Napa 60 2007 Cabernet Sauvignon, St Supery, Napa Valley 45 2009 Cabernet Sauvignon, Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars, “Artemis”, Napa 90 2009 Cabernet Sauvignon, Twenty Bench, Napa 48 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon, Elyse “Tietjen Vinyard”, Napa 90 2008 Cabernet Sauvignon, Shafer, Stags Leap District, Napa 145 2010 Cabernet Sauvignon, Glenelly, “Estate”, Stellenbosch 40 2008 Cabernet Sauvignon, Coriole “Estate”, McClaren Vale 41 2007 Cabernet Blend, Clos du Bois "Marlstone Vineyard", Alexander Valley 75 2007 Cabernet Blend, Merryvale “Profile”, Napa 190 2007 Cabernet Blend, Mount Veeder “Reserve”, Napa 125 2006 Cabernet Blend, Miner “The Oracle”, Napa 150 2009 Cabernet Blend, Newton Claret, Napa 45 2006 Cabernet Blend, Pahlmayer, Napa 200 2006 Cabernet Blend, Falcor, “Le Bijou”, Napa 52 2007 Cabernet Franc Blend, OS Winery, Washington 48 2008 Carmenere Blend, Casa Lapostolle “Clos Apalta” 108 2010 Carmenere Blend, Ventisquero, Maipo Valey 30 Vintages may change due to availability Alternative Reds 2006 Chianti Classico, Rodano 43 2010 Barbera, Renato 45 2008 Amarone, La Giaretta, Valpoicella 70 2007 Rioja, Faustino de Crianza 34 2010 Priorat, Camins del Priorat, Alvaro Palacios 49 2009 Bierzo, J. 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