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Vintage Wine - Producer - Region Glass Bottle NV Cremant de Jura Brut (Chardonnay/Pinot Noir) - Benoit Mulin - Arbois, France 9 40 NV Sekt Brut Reserve (Chardonnay blend) - Weingut Brundlmayer - Kamptal, Austria 75 17 Niederösterreich Zweigelt Rose “Langenlois” - Weingut Brundlmayer - Kamptal, Austria 10 45 17 7 13 Rheingau Rose (Pinot Noir) - Leitz - Rheingau, Germany carafe 16 Orvieto Classico “Vignarco” (Grechetto blend) - Palazzone - Umbria, Italy 28 13 Bourgogne Haute Cotes de Beaune (Chardonnay) - Didier Montchavet - Burgundy, France 35 16 Monterey County Albarino “Kirsty Vineyard” - La Marea - Monterey, California 38 17 Swartland “Kloofstreet” (Chenin Blanc)- Mullineaux & Leeu Family Wines - Franschhoek, S. Africa 38 17 Russian River Valley Sauvignon Blanc - Foppiano Vineyards - Sonoma, California 30 16 Wagram Gruner Veltliner “Von Stokal” - Weingut Ecker Eckof - Wagram, Austria 7 32 17 Dundee Hills Pinot Gris - Vista Hills Vineyard - Willamette Valley, Oregon 9 17 carafe 11 Pacherenc du Vic Bihl “Chateau Montus Blanc” (Petit Courbu, Petit Manseng) - Brumont - France 60 17 Willamette Valley Pinot Gris - Teutonic Wine Company - Willamette Valley, Oregon 40 16 Central Coast Chardonnay “Jack’s Hill” - Le P’tit Paysan - Monterey, California 8 35 15 Chablis 1er Cru “Vaillons” (Chardonnay) - Nicolas Potel - Burgundy, France 75 16 Douro Branco “Contraste” (Rabigato Blend) - Conceit Vinhos - Douro, Portugal 7 30 17 Long Island AVA “Vino Bianco” (Pinot Grigio blend) - Channing Daughters - Long Island, NY 40 17 Tavel Rose “Roc Epine”(Grenache Blend) - Domaine Lafond - Rhone, France 46 16 Robertson Chardonnay “Blok A15” - Arendsig - Western Cape, South Africa 40 17 Dry Creek Valley Gewurtztraminer - Optima - Sonoma, California 35 16 Spatlese Riesling “Munsterer Dautenpflanzer” - Weingut Kruger-Rumpf - Nahe, Germany 9 40 Braise Restaurant - Updated Jan. 17th, 2019 .

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Glass Bottle Vintage Wine
Vintage Wine - Producer - Region Glass Bottle NV Secco Müller Thurgau - Fritz Muller - Rheinhessen, Germany 8 35 NV Champagne Brut Rose (Chardonnay, Pinot Meunier, Pinot Noir) - Jacquart - Reims, France 115 NV Langenlois Sekt Brut Reserve (Chardonnay blend) - Weingut Brundlmayer - Kamptal, Austria 75 17 Willamette Valley Pinot Noir Rose - Stoller Family Estate - Willamette Valley, Oregon 8 35 17 7 13 Rias Baixas (Albarino) - Katas - Rias Baixas, Spain carafe 15 Vin de Savoie “Apremont” (Jacquere) - Domaine Richel - Savoie, France 38 15 Valle Isarco Kerner - Weingut Koferhof - Alto Adige, Italy 48 17 North Fork Long Island Rose (Cabernet Franc) - Channing Daughters - Long Island, NY 38 16 Gavi (Cortese) - Marchesi di Barolo - Piemonte, Italy 9 45 16 Navarra (Viura) - Azul y Garanza - Navarra, Spain 7 40 1 liter 16 Weinviertel Rose (Zweigelt) - Pratsch - Weinviertel, Austria 7 13 carafe 15 Rias Baixas “Navia” (Albarino) - La Cana - Rias Baixas, Spain 55 17 Swartland “Kloofstreet” (Chenin Blanc)- Mullineaux & Leeu Family Wines - Franschhoek, S. Africa 38 14 Viré Clessé (Chardonnay) - Maison Champy - Beaune, France 50 12 Gassac Blanc (Viognier, Petit Manseng) - Mas de Daumas Gassac - Languedoc, France 65 15 Vin de France (Viognier) - Maison Nicolas Perrin - Rhone Valley, France 35 11 Pacherenc du Vic Bihl “Chateau Montus Blanc” (Petit Courbu, Petit Manseng) - Brumont - France 60 16 Somontano “Batan de Salas” (Chardonnay blend) - Bodegas de Beroz - Huesca, Spain 8 35 15 Chablis 1er Cru “Vaillons” (Chardonnay) - Nicolas Potel - Burgundy, France
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