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Table of Contents Wine List 8.2 Page Annie Gunn's Specialty Cocktails Table of Contents Wine List 8.2 Page Annie Gunn’s Specialty Cocktails ........................................................................................ 1-2 Wines by the Glass ................................................................................................................... 3 Half Bottles .............................................................................................................................. 4 Magnums and Larger ............................................................................................................... 5 Dry Rosé and Pinks ................................................................................................................ 5 Champagne and Sparkling of the World plus Moscato ........................................................... 6 Chardonnay .............................................................................................................................. 7-8 White Burgundy ....................................................................................................................... 8 More Whites of France, Alsace, Bordeaux, Loire, Rhône, Italy, Greece and Romania ......... 9 Austria and Germany ............................................................................................................... 10 Sauvignon Blanc, Fumé Blanc, Semillon, White Meritage ..................................................... 11 Other Whites (Pinot Gris/Grigio, Riesling, Viognier, Blends) and Sake ................................ 11 Missouri – “The Country’s First Wine Country” ..................................................................... 12-13 Italian Reds............................................................................................................................... 14-15 Portugal and Spain ................................................................................................................... 16 Other Fun Reds, Blends and even one red from Mexico .................................................... 16 Zinfandel and Blends of Zinfandel and Friends of Zinfandel all playing together .................. 17 Chateau Musar of Lebanon ...................................................................................................... 18 Israel – lovely reds from Galilee .............................................................................................. 18 All 10 Cru Beaujolais – Annie Gunn’s has the only wine list in America with all 10 ..... 19 Red Burgundy and German Pinot Noir .................................................................................... 19 Pinot Noir from California and Oregon ................................................................................... 20-21 Rhône and the South of France ................................................................................................ 22 Rhône Rangers including Grenache, Syrah, Petite Sirah and Blends ...................................... 23 Argentina, Chile and Uruguay ................................................................................................. 24 New Zealand, Australia and South Africa ............................................................................... 25 Orin Swift Selections ............................................................................................................... 26 Echolands in Walla Walla with Doug Frost and The Crane Assembly from David Phinney 27 The Farm Winery of Paso Robles and L’Aventure, also of Paso Robles ............................ 28 Cabernet Sauvignon ................................................................................................................. 29-33 Merlot ....................................................................................................................................... 34 Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot .............................................................................................. 34 Meritage .................................................................................................................................. 35-36 Bordeaux .................................................................................................................................. 37 Dessert Half Bottles including Sauternes ................................................................................. 38 Oporto, Old World and New World Dessert Wines ................................................................ 38 Alcohol-Free Alternative Juices from Meier’s in Ohio ...................................................... 38 Tab Annie Gunn’s Draught Beer Selections – “Beer, the affordable luxury” ............................. Beer 1 Craft Beers, Microbrews, Imports and Ciders by the Bottle/Can ........................................... Beer 2 Alcohol-Free Brews by the Bottle and 4 Hands Hard Seltzer Cans ........................................ Beer 2 Small Batch, Single Barrel Bourbon, Irish Whiskey ............................................................... Liquor 1 Single Malt Scotch Whisky ...................................................................................................... Liquor 2 Cognac, Armagnac, Grappa/Pisco, Calvados/Applejack, Edelbrand Vinars ........................... Liquor 3 Rum/Rhum, 100% Agave Tequila and Mezcal........................................................................ Liquor 3 Updated 08/27/2021 “You write the music and I play the music.” – Famed glassware producer Georg Riedel talking to Missouri winemakers while we were developing a Riedel shape for our Missouri Vignoles. Signature Cocktails for Summertime Jameson Irish Mule 12 Jameson Irish Whiskey, Gosling’s Ginger Beer (Bermuda), Freshly Squeezed Lime Juice Mezcal Old Fashioned “Cóctel Pasado de Moda” 12 Banhez Joven Mezcal (90% Espadin, 10% Barril), Agave Nectar Blood Orange Syrup and Angostura Bitters The Dubliner 12 West Cork Irish Whiskey (Bourbon Cask), Grand Marnier, Sweet Vermouth and Orange Bitters Cubano 12 Plantation 3 Star Rum (Jamaica, Barbados and Trinidad) Bottled in France Lime Juice, Angostura Bitters Topped with GianCarlo Prosecco Mark Twain Cocktail 12 (While in London in 1874, Twain would have this before breakfast, dinner and bedtime) Bank Note 5 Year Blended Scotch, Lemon Juice, Simple Syrup & Bitters Royal Raspberry Bubbles 10 GianCarlo Prosecco (Italy) Topped with Chambord Raspberry Liqueur (France) Cucumber Mojini 12 Pearl Cucumber Vodka, Fresh Mint and Lime Juice (1) Barrel Aged Cocktails Buffalo Trace Boulevardier 14 Buffalo Trace Bourbon (Kentucky), Aperol and Dolin Sweet Vermouth Tales of Manhattan 14 Four Roses Small Batch Bourbon (Kentucky), The Big O Ginger Liqueur (Missouri), Rieger’s Café Amaro (Kansas City, MO) Applejack Old Fashioned 12 Laird’s Applejack 100% Apple Brandy, since 1780 (Virginia), Angostura Bitters, Maple Syrup, Cinnamon Stick, Orange Peel (2) glass bottle ~ Sparkling by the Glass ~ Champagne Collet Brut, Ay, France ~ 50% PNO Meunier, 30% Chardonnay, 20% PNO 16 64 Gruet Brut Méthode Champenoise, New Mexico ~ Enormously popular, very impressive 10 40 Val D’Oca Prosecco, Treviso, Veneto ~ A beautiful bottle of bubbles !!! Crisp, easy, that’s it. 8 32 ~ Crisp, fresh, dry whites (plus two Rosé) to make Chef Lou’s food sing ~ Sancerre, Jean Reverdy ‘La Reine Blanche’ 2020 ~ Oysters are excited with our new Sancerre 15 60 Sauvignon Blanc, Tamber Bey “Lizzy’s Vineyard” 2018 Oakville, Napa ~ A new favorite 11 44 Pinot Gris, Ponzi 2019 Willamette Valley ~ AKA Pinot Grigio, first planted in 1978, very bright 10 40 Storybook Mountain Zin Gris 2020 Napa ~ Barrel fermented Zinfandel, very complex, happy pink 15 60 Folded Hills ‘Lilly’ Rosé 2020 Santa Ynez Valley ~ Andy and Kim Busch’s estate, Dry Grenache 14 56 ~ Chardonnays for complexity and depth ~ Far Niente ‘Estate Bottled’ 2018 Napa ~ Smooth, focused, flint, long, structured, toasted oak 22 88 Cakebread 2019 Napa ~ Vivid creamy apple aromas, pear, citrus, superb minerality 19 76 Trefethen ‘Harmony’ 2018 Oak Knoll, Napa ~ Their reserve level Chard, damn outstanding 15 60 Chablis, Domaine des Genèves 2018 Burgundy ~ The answer is Chablis!! Question is oysters?? 15 60 Gundlach Bundschu ‘Estate’ 2019 Sonoma Coast ~ Carneros influence, endless finish 13 52 Kith & Kin CHARDONNAY 2020 Napa ~ Great timing! Lovely stainless steel summer sipping 12 48 Louis Jadot ‘Steel’ 2018 Bourgogne ~ Unoaked, crisp, fresh and pure Chardonnay from France 9 36 Bliss Family ‘Estate’ 2018 Mendocino ~ Sustainable, great balance, light vanilla, family owned 8 32 ~ Riesling (the Sommelier favorite), Gewürz and a Happy Vignoles for anything spicy ~ Gewürztraminer, Hyland Estates 2020 McMinnville, Willamette Valley ~ Think shrimp, crab 12 48 Riesling, Kuentz-Bas 2018 Alsace, France ~ Since 1795, totally dry, perfect balance of acidity 12 48 Riesling, Leitz Klosterlay Kabinett 2018 Rheingau ~ Medium dry, medium sweet, stunning flavor 13 52 Vignoles, Adam Puchta Winery, Hermann, MO ~ 5.0 R.S. + blue bottle = happy wine time 8 32 ~ Cabernet Sauvignon, the king of reds ~ Duckhorn 2018 Napa ~ Another iconic winery in the Napa Valley for our AG guests to enjoy 25 99 von Strasser 2018 Diamond Mountain District, Napa ~ From the Diamond Mountain master 24 96 Salvestrin 2017 Napa ~ The family winery using some of the infamous Crane vineyards fruit 20 80 Kith & Kin ‘CAB’ 2018 Napa ~ Graceful, lingering, approachable, elegant (Round Pond) 19 76 J. McClelland 2017 Napa ~ Firm, ripe, complex, very long, lovely balance from Mitch Cosentino
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