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Table of Contents Table of Contents Page# Cocktails / Flights 1 Wines by the Glass 2 Half Bottles 3-4 White Champagne & Sparkling Wine 5 Sauvignon Blanc & Rose 6 Italian White, Viognier & French White 7 Chardonnay 8-9 Red Pinot Noir 10-12 Zinfandel & Merlot 13 Cabernet Sauvignon 14-22 French Reds 23 Syrah / Shiraz / Petite Syrah / Grenache 24 Italian Reds / Spain / Argentina 25 Large Format 26 House Cocktails Elderflower- 14 Aperol Spritzer- 14 Champagne, St. Germain Elderflower Liqueur, Cranberry Prosecco, Aperol, Splash of Soda Liqueur. & Orange Wedge Cucumber & Mint Cooler- 14 P & H Ananas- 14 Grey Whale Botanical Gin, Siete Leguas Tequila, Pineapple Juice, St. Germain Elderflower Liqueur, Fresh Lemon Juice & Agave Syrup, Fresh Lime Juice & Chili Powder Cucumber-Mint Buffalo Manhattan- 15 Paper Plane 14 Buffalo Trace Bourbon, Antica Formula Vermouth, Bulliet Bourbon, Amaro, Aperol & Dash of Bitter & Amarena Cherries Fresh Lemon Juice Zio Lou Margarita- 14 Pomegranate Martini- 14 Campeon Tequila, Fresh Lime Juice, Ketel One Vodka, Pomegranate Juice, Combier Combier Orange Liqueur & Salt Rim Orange Liqueur & Fresh Lime Juice Blood Orange Martini- 14 Raspberry Limonata- 14 Grey Goose Orange Vodka, Fresh Blood Orange Juice, Titos Vodka, Fresh Raspberry, Lemon Juice & Cointreau & Fresh Lemon Juice St Germain Elderflower Liqueur Flights Weller Bourbon - 55 Tequila - 55 Weller Special Reserve Corazon Reposado Weller 12 Years Azul Reposado Weller Antique 107 Don Julio 1942 Sezerac Company – 155 Single Malt Whiskey - 65 Stagg Jr Bourbon Glenfiddich 14Yr Rip Van Winkle 10 Yr Laphroaig 10yr Van Winkle 12 Yr Macallan 18yr 1 Wines by the Glass Sparkling Scharffenberger Brut, Mendocino Sparkling NV 14 Riva Dei Fratti– Brut - Italy Prosecco NV 13 White Post & Beam “By Far Niente”, Napa Chardonnay 2019 16 Rombauer– Carneros Chardonnay 2019 18 Pine Ridge– California Chenin Blanc & Viognier 2020 12 Daou- Paso Robles Sauvignon Blanc 2019 12 Seaglass – Central Coast, CA Pinot Grigio 2019 10 Voltraz, Germany Riesling 2019 12 Rosé Daou, Paso Robles Pinot Noir Blanc 2019 13 Red Emblem “by Michael Mondavi”– Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2017 16 Quilt “by Caymus Family” – Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2018 18 Turley Juvenile – California Zinfandel 2019 15 Jazz Cellars- Carneros Syrah 2015 13 Lyric – Santa Barbara Pinot Noir 2019 13 Belle Glos- Santa Maria Highlands Pinot Noir 2018 18 Crios– Mendoza- Argentina Malbec 2019 12 Chateau Vieux Potana- France Pomerol 2018 16 2 Half Bottles - White Sparkling Veuve Clicquot – Brut - Champagne 375ml NV 55 Piper-Heidsieck 375ml NV 48 White Wine Sauvignon Blanc- Round Pound- Napa Valley 375ml 2018 32 Merry Edwards – Russian River Valley 375ml 2018 38 Chardonnay Starmont – Napa Valley 375ml 2017 32 Miner – Carneros 375ml 2018 38 Rose Gerard Bertrand- France 375ml 2017 28 3 Half Bottles - Red Pinot Noir Kosta Brown – Russian River Valley 375ml 2018 115 Merry Edwards – Russian River Valley 375ml 2018 62 Goldeneye – Anderson Valley 375ml 2017 50 Elouan - Oregon 375ml 2019 30 Cabernet Sauvignon Faust – Napa Valley 375ml 2018 65 J-Lohr Hilltop- Paso Robles 375ml 2018 32 Alexander Valley– Sonoma Coast 375ml 2016 30 Daou– Paso Robles 375ml 2018 30 Blackbird Arise– Napa Valley 375ml 2017 60 Merlot Keenan– Napa Valley 375ml 2017 36 4 Sparkling Wine California Steorra- Brut- Russian River Valley NV 72 Scharfenberger – Brut-Mendocino NV 56 France Champagne Dom Perignon – Brut 2006 280 Veuve Cliquot Rose NV 140 Veuve Yellow Label – Brut NV 110 Louis Roederer- Brut NV 82 Scramsberg Brut Rose NV 72 Italy Prosecco di Valdobbiadene Riva Dei Frati NV 52 Jules Rose- Italy NV 52 5 Sauvignon Blanc Coup De Foudre- Napa Valley 2016 130 Cakebread Cellars- Napa Valley 2019 68 Stags’ Leap- Napa Valley 2019 58 Starmont- Napa Valley 2019 56 JNSQ-California 2018 52 Daou- Paso Robles 2019 48 Robert Hall- Paso Robles 2018 48 Elizabeth Spencer- Mendocino 2016 46 Rose Flowers- Sonoma Coast 2018 62 Belle Glos Oel De Perdrix- Sonoma County 2018 52 Daou- Paso Robles NV 52 Petite Abeille- Sonoma Coast 2017 50 6 Italian White Pinot Grigio- Santa Margherita, Valdadige Italy 2015 56 Pinot Grigio- Villa Sandi, Delle Venezie 2019 40 Pinot Grigio- SeaGlass, Central Coast 2019 40 Falanghina- Taburno 2019 48 Vermentino- Fiore Del Borgo 2020 48 Lugana- Feliciana Felugan 2020 48 Viognier Pine Ridge – Chenin Blanc & Viogner 2019 48 French Wine Puligny Montrachet, Domaine Nudant Les Charmes 2014 170 Savigny-les-Beaune, Domaine Nudant Meursault 2015 150 Chateauneuf-du-Pape, Domaine Chante Cigale 2019 72 Sancere, Domaine La Villaudiere 2016 56 Loire, Domaine Auchere Sancerre 2019 52 Vouvray, Domaine Sylvain Gaudron 2014 50 Chablis, Domaine Gueguen 2015 50 7 Chardonnay Peter Michael “La Carriere”, Sonoma County 2019 330 Peter Michael “Belle Cote”, Sonoma County 2019 330 Aubert CIX- Sonoma Coast 2013 325 Kosta Browne, “One Sixteen”- Russian River 2019 200 Williams Selyem Oliver Lane- Russian River 2013 200 Littorai, Sonoma Coast 2019 140 Kistler-Sonoma 2017 120 Hartford Court “Three Jacks Vineyard”, Russian Valley 2014 116 Radio-Coteau Savoy, Anderson Valley 2012 108 Jayson, “By Pahlmeyer”, North Coast 2017 105 Flowers, Sonoma 2018 100 Ayoub, Dundee Hills 2017 90 Duckhorn, Napa Valley 2019 82 Cristom “Eola-Amity” Willamette Valley 2019 82 Foxen Block UU Bien Nacido Vineyard, Santa Maria Valley, 2016 76 Tyler, Santa Barbara County 2018 76 Crossbarn “by Paul Hobbs”, Sonoma 2018 72 Rombauer, Carneros, ‘19 2017 72 Windvane Estade Grown, Carneros 2016 70 Post & Beam “By Far Niente”, Napa Valley 2019 64 Dutton Estate Kyndall's Reserve, Russian River Valley 2014 64 Trefethen “Oak Knoll District, Napa Valley 2018 60 8 Pelerin Sierra Mar Vineyard, Santa Lucia Highlands 2012 58 David Bruce, Russian River Valley 2013 56 Jackson Estate Camelot Highlands, Santa Maria Valley 2016 56 Stewart Cellars, Sonoma Mountain 2015 56 Sonoma Cutrer, Russian River 2018 54 Hess Collection, Napa Valley 2016 52 La Follette, North Coast 2014 52 Educated Guess, Napa Valley 2015 52 B.R. 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