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Bistro One Wine List BISTRO ONE WINE LIST HALF BOTTLES The following wines are bottled in a 375 ml. format, perfect for 2-3 glasses. Reds Cabernet Sauvignon “Reserva” Santa Carolina (Chile) 2011 $19 Valpolicella Folonari (Italy) 2013 $21 Paso Robles Cabernet Sauvignon J. Lohr (California) 2011 $28 Merlot “Diamond Collection” Francis Coppola (California) 2011 $31 Russian River Valley Pinot Noir Kenwood (California) 2012 $32 Cab. Sauvignon “Vintner’s Reserve” Kendall-Jackson (California) 2011 $35 Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir La Crema (California) 2012 $36 Sonoma County Cabernet Sauv Kenwood (California) 2011 $36 Chianti Classico Verrazzano (Tuscany) 2011 $39 Amarone “Capitel de Roari” Luigi Righetti (Italy) 2009 $40 Vino Nobile di Montepulciano Avignonesi (Italy) 2008 $43 Chateauneuf-du-Pape Chateau Fortia (Rhone) 2009 $47 Columbia Valley Cab Sauv L’Ecole 41 (Washington) 2010 $48 Cab. Franc “Van Bers Vnyd” VQA Tawse Winery (Ont.) 2007 $49 “Geyserville” Ridge (California) 2007 $49 “Lytton Springs” Ridge (California) 2007 $49 Chateauneuf-du-Pape Chateau Fortia (Rhone) 2010 $50 Chateauneuf-du-Pape Chante-Perdrix (Rhone) 2009 $51 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon Frog’s Leap (California) 2011 $60 Napa Valley Merlot Duckhorn (California) 2010 $62 Brunello di Montalcino Altesino (Tuscany) 2008 $68 Napa Valley Cab. Sauv. “Cask” Rubicon Estate (California) 2007 $74 Stag’s Leap “One Point Five” Shafer Vineyards (California) 2011 $85 Tignanello Antinori (Tuscany) 2005 $91 Whites Rapel Valley Chardonnay Santa Carolina (Chile) 2011 $18 Sonoma County Sauvignon Blanc Kenwood (California) 2012 $29 Proprietary Blend “Conundrum” Wagner Wines (California) 2011 $34 Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc Astrolabe (New Zealand) 2013 $34 Sonoma Coast Chardonnay La Crema (California) 2011 $35 Chablis “Carre de Cesar” Ch. de Maligny (Burgundy) 2012 $36 Chardonnay “Quarry Road” VQA Tawse Winery (Ont.) 2007 $39 Pouilly-Fumé “Villa Paulus” Masson-Blondelet (Loire) 2011 $40 Sancerre “la croix au garde” Henry Pellé (Loire) 2012 $41 Pouilly-Fuissé “Terroir” Domaine Luquet (Burgundy) 2011 $44 Chablis 1er Cru “Vau de Vey” Ch. De Maligny (Burgundy) 2012 $47 RED WINES Glass (7oz) Litre (36oz) House Selections Shiraz/Malbec Fuzion $8.95 $32 Cabernet Sauvignon Norton $8.95 $32 Grenache/Syrah La Vieille Ferme $8.95 $32 Bottles All of the following wines are 750 ml. bottles. Merlot Pelee Island (Ont,) 2011 $28 Niagara Peninsula Pinot Noir Konzelmann (Ont.) 2012 $30 Shiraz “Yellowtail” Casella (Australia) N/V $31 Chianti “Vernaiolo” Rocca delle Macie (Tuscany) 2011 $31 Chianti “Santa Cristina” Antinori (Tuscany) 2012 $33 Cab. Sauv.Casillero del Diablo Concha y Toro (Chile) 2011 $33 Beaujolais Superieur Bouchard et Fils (France) 2011 $33 Cabernet Sauvignon” Reserva” Santa Carolina (Chile) 2011 $34 Cabernet Sauvignon Santa Rita (Chile) 2010 $34 Baco Noir (VQA) Henry of Pelham (Ont.) 2012 $35 South Aust. Shiraz/Cab. Sauv Wolf Blass (Australia) 2011 $37 Cab Sauv “Woodbridge” Robert Mondavi (California) 2009 $38 S. E. Australia Shiraz “Bin 555" Wyndham Estate (Australia) 2012 $38 Cab Sauv “Bin 444" Wyndham Estate (Australia) 2011 $39 Malbec “Reserva” Sur de los Andes (Argentina) 2010 $39 Bierzo “Crianza” Abad Dom Bueno (Spain) 2006 $39 Chianti D.O.C.G. Sinopie (Tuscany) 2012 $40 Zinfandel “Cellar No. 8" Asti Wines (California) 2010 $40 Shiraz/Cab “Koonunga Hill” Penfold’s (Australia) 2010 $41 Shiraz “Fat Bastard” Thierry and Guy (France) 2010 $41 Shiraz “Terra Barossa” Thorne-Clarke (Australia) 2012 $41 Cotes du Rhone E. Guigal (Rhone) 2009 $42 South Australia Shiraz Wolf Blass (Australia) 2010 $42 Mendoza Malbec Fuerza (Argentina) 2012 $42 Cabernet Sauvignon Kingston Estate (Australia) 2012 $43 Shiraz “Friends” Elderton Estates (Australia) 2011 $43 Columbia Valley Cab Sauv Columbia Crest (Washington) 2012 $43 Cab. Sauv. “Reserva” Terra Noble (Chile) 2012 $43 Carmenere “Reserva Terroir” Terra Noble (Chile) 2012 $44 Valpolicella “Campolietti” Luigi Righetti (Italy) 2011 $47 Paso Robles Cab Sauv Paso Creek (California) 2011 $47 Marlborough Pinot Noir Oyster Bay (New Zealand) 2012 $47 Cabernet Sauvignon “1865" San Pedro (Chile) 2010 $47 Shiraz/Grenache“d’Arry’s Original”d’ Arenberg (Australia) 2010 $47 Mendoza Cabernet Sauvignon Catena (Argentina) 2012 $47 California “Reds” Laurel Glen (California) 2011 $48 Villa Antinori “Toscana” Antinori (Tuscany) 2008 $48 Napa Valley Cab Sauv Irony Wines (California) 2011 $49 “The Procrastinator” Chalk Hill (Australia) 2012 $49 Alexander Valley Cab. Sauvignon Geyser Peak (California) 2009 $49 Paso Robles Merlot “Los Osos” J. Lohr (California) 2011 $49 Cotes du Rhone Villages Dmne la Guicharde (Rhone) 2011 $49 Marlborough Pinot Noir Oyster Bay (New Zealand) 2012 $49 Lodi Zinfandel “Old Vines” Ravenswood (California) 2011 $50 Shiraz “The Barossa” Peter Lehmann (Australia) 2011 $50 Mendoza Malbec Terra Rosa (Argentina) 2011 $51 Shiraz/Mourvedre “Bin 2" Penfold’s (Australia) 2011 $51 C.S.M. “Hooley Dooley” Dowie Doole (Australia) 2011 $51 Barossa Shiraz “Shotfire” Thorn.Clarke (Australia) 2011 $52 Paso Robles Cab Sauv “Seven Oaks” J. Lohr (California) 2010 $52 Cab Sauv “Vintner’s Reserve” Kendall-Jackson (California) 2012 $53 Valpolicella “Ripasso Selezione” Luigi Righetti (Italy) 2011 $53 California Cabernet Sauvignon Cannonball Wines (California) 2011 $53 Rioja Crianza “Flor de Baco” Bodegas Forcada (Spain) 2009 $53 Toscana Blend “Liberta” Collazzi (Tuscany) 2009 $53 North Coast Cab Sauv Hess Select (California) 2011 $54 Shiraz “Metricup Road” Evans & Tate (Australia) 2010 $54 Pinot Noir “Sonofabitch” Megalomaniac (Ontario) 2012 $55 Barossa Shiraz “Pepperjack” Saltram Wines (Australia) 2010 $55 Grenache/Shiraz “Grace & Favour” Jeanneret (Australia) 2009 $56 Coonawarra Shiraz “Hyland” Penley Estate (Australia) 2010 $57 McLaren Vale Shiraz Pirramimma (Australia) 2011 $58 Ribera del Duero “Crianza” Condado de Haza (Spain) 2009 $58 Saint-Emilion Christian Moueix (Bordeaux) 2009 $58 Rioja “Gran Reserva” Heredad de Baroja (Spain) 2004 $58 Okanagan Valley Merlot “VQA” Nk’Mip (B.C.) 2011 $58 Lodi Zinfandel “Agnes Vineyard” Z 52 Wines (California) 2010 $59 McLaren Vale Shiraz Dowie Doole (Australia) 2010 $59 Central Otago Pinot Noir Waipara Hills (New Zealand) 2012 $59 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Cellars (California) 2011 $60 Merlot “Diamond Collection” Francis Coppola (California) 2012 $61 Cab. Sauv. “The Cover Drive” Jim Barry (Australia) 2010 $62 Monterey Pinot Noir Carmel Road (California) 2011 $62 Coonawarra Cab Sauv “Phoenix” Penley Estate (Australia) 2010 $63 Barossa GSM “The Holy Trinity” Grant Burge (Australia) 2010 $64 McLaren Vale Shiraz “Estate” Dowie Doole (Australia) 2012 $64 “Two Left Feet” Mollydooker (Australia) 2010 $64 Shiraz “The Boxer” Mollydooker (Australia) 2012 $64 Rioja “Gran Reserva” Baron de Ley (Spain) 2007 $64 Chianti Classico Verrazzano (Tuscany) 2011 $65 Alexander Valley Cab. Sauvignon Alex. Valley Vyds (California) 2011 $66 Sonoma County Cab. Sauv. Chateau St Jean (California) 2009 $66 Columbia Valley “Red” L’Ecole No. 41 (Washington) 2011 $66 Cab. Sauv. “Sexy Beast” Two Hands (Australia) 2011 $67 Amarone “Costasera” Masi (Italy) 2006 $68 Willamette Valley Pinot Noir Adelsheim (Oregon) 2012 $69 Shiraz/Viognier “Laughing Magpie” d’ Arenberg (Australia) 2008 $69 Amarone “Capitel de Roari” Luigi Righetti (Italy) 2010 $69 Santa Rita Hills Pinot Noir Fess Parker (California) 2010 $71 Sonoma County Cab Sauv “Decoy” Duckhorn (California) 2012 $71 Sonoma Coast “Three Valleys” Ridge (California) 2011 $73 St. Jean du Barroux “L’Argile” Philippe Gimel (Rhone) 2007 $74 Kalimna Shiraz “Bin 28" Penfold’s (Australia) 2010 $74 Napa Valley “Pazzo” Bacio Divino (California) 2007 $76 Napa Valley Pinot Noir Beringer (California) 2010 $78 Collazzi di Toscana Fattoria Collazzi (Tuscany) 2007 $81 Barossa Valley Shiraz “Ebenezer” Barossa Valley Est.(Australia) 2007 $81 Cab. Franc “Laundry Vineyard” Tawse Winery (Ont.) 2008 $81 Niagara Peninsula Red (VQA) Stratus Wines (Ont.) 2008 $83 Ch. Class. “Reserva Ducale Oro” Ruffino (Tuscany) 2007 $84 Valdisanti Tolaini (Tuscany) 2006 $88 Aglianico del Vulture “Il Sigillo” Cantine del Notaio (Italy) 2006 $93 Barossa Shiraz “No 1" Saltram Wines (Australia) 2006 $95 Ribera del Duero “Especial” Conv. San Fransisco (Spain) 2005 $98 McLaren Valley Shiraz “Savitar” Mitolo (Australia) 2009 $103 Pinot Noir “Hidden Block” Neely Vineyards (California) 2009 $103 Napa Valley Merlot Duckhorn Vyds (California) 2010 $105 Brunello di Montalcino Tenuta La Fuga (Tuscany) 2007 $106 Corbaia Castello di Bossi (Tuscany) 2006 $106 Sonoma County Red “Tresor” Ferrari-Carano (California) 2006 $107 Pinot Noir “Laurene” Drouhin (Oregon) 2008 $108 McLaren Shiraz “The Dead Arm” d’Arenberg (Australia) 2009 $108 Lamaione di Castelgiocondo Frescobaldi (Tuscany) 1998 $109 Chateau Musar Gaston Hochar (Lebanon) 2002 $109 Carneros Pinot Noir “Estate Grown” Etude Wines (California) 2009 $110 Flaccianello Della Pieve Fontodi (Tuscany) 2003 $112 Barossa Shiraz “Seppeltsfield” Fat of the Land (Australia) 2006 $115 Barossa Shiraz “Greenock” Fat of the Land (Australia) 2006 $115 Shiraz “Lady’s Lane Vyrd” M. Chapoutier (Australia) 2010 $117 Bolgheri Superiore Argentiera (Tuscany) 2008 $118 Heathcote Shiraz “Max’s Garden” Two Hands (Australia) 2010 $118 Brunello di Mon. “Pian della Vigne” Antinori (Tuscany) 2006 $120 Syrah “Baker’s Gully” Clarendon Hills (Australia) 2006 $120 McLaren Shiraz “Lily’s Garden” Two Hands (Australia) 2010 $122 Priorat “Gratallops” Alvario Palacios (Spain) 2009 $125 Cote-Rotie “Brune et Blonde” E. Guigal (Rhone) 2004 $125 Shiraz “St. Henri”
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