WINE LIST Our wine program is designed to gather a well-varied list through grape, location, producer and vintage. We are fortunate to offer a strong selection of high-quality wines, including well-known wineries, vineyards, small producers and growers. We offer our Wines by the Glass selection on page 3, listing wines from light to heavy in body. We have a selection of Half Bottles on pages 4-5. Our full bottle selection includes California, Oregon, Washington State, France, Italy, Spain, Germany and regions from the Southern Hemisphere. If you are looking for something unique or to mark a special occasion, you will find our Reserve Wines on pages 24-30. These wines focus on small production, older vintages, and “verticals” from many of the famous vineyard sites in California as well as regions around the world. Page 31 offers our Late Harvest, Dessert and Fortified wine Selections. We hope you enjoy your food and wine experience! Cheers, Joshua Haberman Wine Director & Sommelier 1 By The Glass…………………………………………………………………..3 Half Bottles………………………………………………………………… 4-5 Large Bottles………………………………………………………………….. 6 Sparkling………………………………………………………………………7 Rosé, Grenache Blanc, Pinot Blanc, Grüner Veltliner, Chenin Blanc, & Riesling California, Oregon, Portugal, France, Austria, Germany, Washington State……………………..……… 8 Sauvignon Blanc, Albariño, Godello, Arneis California, Spain, New Zealand, Italy, ……………………………………………………………… 9 Pinot Grigio/Gris, Vermentino, Other Whites California, Italy, Oregon, France……..……………………………..……………..………………... 9 Chardonnay California, ……..……………………………………………………………………………….. 10 Burgundy, Oregon, Argentina, Australia, New Zealand, Israel………………………………………... 11 Pinot Noir California ……………………………………………………………………………………… 12 Oregon, Burgundy, New Zealand…………..……………………………………………………… 13 Barbera, Dolcetto, Nebbiolo, Corvina Italy, California……………………………………………..……………………………………14 Sangiovese, Chianti, Brunello, Other Reds from Italy California, Italy…………………………………………….…………………………………… 15 Syrah California, Washington, Australia, Chile, South Africa ………………..………………...……….…..16 Grenache, Mourvedre, Syrah and Blends United States, Australia, South Africa, France & Spain, .…………………………………………... 17 Tempranillo Oregon, California, & Spain, , ….…………….…………………………………………………...17 Zinfandel, Petite Sirah California & Australia…………………………………………………………………………... 18 Merlot California & Washington……...……..……………………………………………………………19 Cabernet Franc California, Washington State, France……..……………..…………………………………………. 20 Malbec Argentina, California, France……..………………………………………………………………. 20 Cabernet Sauvignon California ……………..…………………………………………………………………… 21-22 Washington State, Australia, Chile………..……………………….………………………….…… 22 Bordeaux/Cabernet Blends Bordeaux, California, Washington State, Australia, New Zealand. & Israel….. ...…...…………….…… 23 Reserve Reds – Older/Vertical vintages, Special selections Oregon & France …………………………….....…….…………….….………………………....24 Italy & Spain……..……………………….………………...………………….………………...25 California & Australia……………….………………………………………………..….…..26-28 Bordeaux, ……….…………………………………………………….……………..…29 One Bottle Page……...…….…………………………………………………30 Late Harvest| Tawny & Vintage Port Selections…………………….………..31 2 Sparkling -NV- Sorelle Bronca, Prosecco di Valdobbiadene, Veneto 10.00 -NV- Allimant-Laugner, Rosé, Cremant D’Alsace, Alsace 12.00 -NV- Roederer Estate, Brut, Anderson Valley 13.00 2011 Schramsberg, Brut Rosé, North Coast 24.00 -NV- Henriot, Brut, Reims, Champagne 25.00 Rosé 2013 Fort Ross, Estate, Sonoma Coast, pinot noir 2013 Navarro, Mendocino County, pinot noir juice White 10.00 7.00 2013 Dr. Konstantin Frank, Finger Lakes, New York, riesling 10.00 2013 Laird Family, Cold Creek Vineyard, Napa, pinot grigio 10.00 2013 Domaine Laporte, Sancerre, Loire Valley, sauvignon blanc 13.50 2011 Chalone Vineyards, Estate, Chalone, pinot blanc 17.00 2012 Deltetto, Daivej Vineyard, Roero, Piedmont, Italy arneis 13.50 2013 Joseph Drouhin, Chablis, chardonnay 14.00 2013 Burt Street Cellars, Carneros, chardonnay 15.00 2011 Grgich Hills, Napa Valley, chardonnay 21.00 Red 2012 A to Z, Oregon, pinot noir 11.00 2011 Et Fille, Willamette Valley, pinot noir 15.00 2013 Zepaltas, Russian River Valley, pinot noir 19.00 2010 Fattoria Barbi, Rosso di Montalcino, Tuscany, sangiovese 13.00 2008 Rancho San Miguel, Old Vine, Russian River Valley, zinfandel 16.00 2008 Aleph, Mendoza, Argentina, malbec 14.00 2011 Corvidae, Columbia Valley, Washington, syrah 10.00 2011 Gundlach Bundschu, Sonoma Valley, merlot 15.00 2011 Hedges, Red Mountain, Washington, cabernet | merlot | syrah 12.00 2010 Farrier Presshouse, Alexander Valley, merlot | cabernet |cab franc 14.00 2006 Ehret Family, Knights Valley, cabernet sauvignon 15.00 2010 Storybook Mountain, Antaeus, Napa, cabernet |zinfandel 18.00 2010 Heitz, Napa Valley, cabernet sauvignon 25.00 3 **HALF BOTTLES / 375ml** Sparkling / Champagne 12807 2009 Schramsberg, Blanc de Blancs, North Coast 39. 12782 -NV- Lenoble, Cuvée Intense, Brut, Champagne 46. 12808 -NV- Nicolas Feuillatte, Brut, Rosé, Champagne 50. Whites from Germany, France, Italy, Oregon, & California 12800 2006 Dr H Thanisch, Berncasteler Doctor , Mosel, Auslese, riesling 70. 12799 2011 Andre Vatan, Sancerre, sauvignon blanc 26. 12790 2011 Paul Jaboulet,, Crozes-Hermaitage, marsanne|roussanne 42. 12784 2010 Tablas Creek, Espirit, roussanne|grenache | picpoul blanc 45. 12672 2012 Sonoma-Cutrer, Russian River Ranches, chardonnay 31. 12668 2012 Ramey, Hyde Vineyard, Carneros chardonnay 54. 12757 2011 Domaine Drouhin, Arthur, Willamette Valley, chardonnay 40. 18860 2013 Michele Chiarlo, ‘Nivole’, Piedmont, Italy, muscat 38. 50609 1997 Château d’Yquem, Sauternes 375. Reds from France, Italy, and Spain 12735 2010 Domaine de Beausejour, Chinon, Loire Valley, France 20. 12680 2010 Guigal, Gigondas, Rhone Valley 41. 70304 2007 Mongeard-Mugneret, Grands-Echezeaux, Burgundy 12713 2005 Château Bolaire, Bordeaux Supérieur 24. 70227 2009 Château Moulin de la Rose, St. Julien, Bordeaux 62. 12662 2011 Isole e Ilena, Chianti Classico 28. 70306 2009 Bovio, Vigna Rocchettevino, Barolo 70. 70307 2011 Bodegas Arzuaga, Crianza, Ribera Del Duero, Spain 36. 12671 2010 Bodegas Muga, Reserve, Rioja, Spain 33. All wines are subject to availability and vintage change 4 175. **HALF BOTTLES / 375ml** Reds from Oregon & Washington State 70313 2011 Cristom, Mt. Jefferson, Eola-Amity Hills 33. 70310 2012 Ken Wright, Shea, Yamhill-Carlton, pinot noir 60. 12669 2011 Raptor Ridge, Shea Vineyard, Yamhill-Carlton, pinot noir 51. 12661 2009 L’Ecole No. 41, Columbia Valley, merlot 39. 12652 2009 L’Ecole No. 41, Columbia Valley, cabernet sauvignon 41. Reds from California 12664 2012 Mellville, Santa Rita Hills, pinot noir 40. 70318 2011 Calera, Mills Vineyard, Mt Harlan, pinot noir 52. 12723 2009 Copain, Wentzel Vineyard, Anderson Valley, pinot noir 71. 12646 2010 Goldeneye, Anderson Valley, pinot noir 50. 12667 2012 Siduri, Russian River Valley, pinot noir 35. 70322 2012 Kosta Browne, Russian River Valley, pinot noir 86. 70419 2009 Unti Vineyards, Dry Creek Valley, grenache 40. 12654 2012 Qupé, Bien Nacido Vineyard, Santa Maria Valley, syrah 33. 12648 2012 Duckhorn, Napa, merlot 48. 70450 2010 Blackbird Vineyards, Illustrations, Napa, merlot 80. 70320 2011 Ridge, Monte Bello, Santa Cruz Mtns, cabernet sauvignon 12651 2011 Rafanelli, Dry Creek Valley, cabernet sauvignon 46. 12651 2010 Rafanelli, Dry Creek Valley, cabernet sauvignon 54. 70452 2006 Revana, Napa, cabernet sauvignon 12657 2012 Stuhlmuller, Alexander Valley, cabernet sauvignon All wines are subject to availability and vintage change 5 180. 135. 50. **MAGNUM BOTTLES-- 1.5 Liters** PINOT NOIR California 70433 2013 Banshee, Sonoma County 93. 50307 2006 Patz & Hall, Hyde Vineyard, Carneros 285. 50405 2002 Patz & Hall, Sonoma Coast 250. SYRAH/SHIRAZ California, Washington & Australia 50409 2005 Meyer Family, Mendocino County, California 185. 50000 2012 Betz, La Serenne, Boushey Vineyard, Yakima Valley, WA 195. 50598 2001 d’Arenberg, Dead Arm, McLaren Vale, South Australia 600. MERLOT California 50412 2009 Pahlmeyer, Napa Valley 300. CABERNET SAUVIGNON Australia & California 50501 2010 Schild Estate, Barossa Valley, South Australia 100. 50301 2010 Navarro, Mendocino County 140. 50508 2008 Neal, Napa Valley 162. 50305 2003 Diamond Creek, Red Rock Terrace, Diamond Mountain 750. 50306 2003 Diamond Creek, Volcanic Hill, Diamond Mountain 750. 50605 2007 Diamond Creek, Gravelly Meadow, Diamond Mountain 1000. 50504 2005 Harlan Estate, Oakville 3650. ARGENTINA 50611 2000 Achaval Ferrer, Finca Mirador, Mendoza 390. BORDEAUX 50612 1986 Château Cheval Blanc, St Emilion 2400. 50312 1976 Château Latour, Pauillac 2200. ITALY 50401 2008 Poggio Antico, Brunello di Montalcino All wines are limited and subject to availability 6 345. SPARKLING 10420 United States & Australia -NV- Roederer Estate, Brut, Anderson Valley 45. 12785 2011 Schramsberg, Blanc de Blancs, North Coast 77. 12773 2009 Schramsberg, Blanc de Noir, North Coast 77. 12805 2011 Schramsberg, Brut Rosé, North Coast 91. 12759 -NV- Chandon, Étoile, Rosé, Napa and Sonoma 60. 12770 2009 Schild Estate, Barossa Valley, South Australia 45. Italy 65907 -NV- Sorelle Bronca, Prosecco, Particella 68, Veneto 44. France 10440 -NV- Allimant-Laugner, Cremant D’Alsace, Brut Rosé, Alsace 40. 10000 -NV- Henriot, Brut, Reims, Champagne 101. 65901 -NV- Henriot, Blanc de Blancs, Reims, Champagne 115. 12764 -NV- Lenoble, Blanc de Blancs, Champagne 12778 -NV- Veuve Clicquot, Ponsardin, Yellow Label, Champagne 12765 -NV- Jean Laurent, Brut Rosé, Champagne 12751 -NV- Billecart-Salmon, Brut Rosé, Champagne 88. 115. 99. 186. Vintage Champagne, France 65201 2008 Louis Roederer, Brut Rosé 140. 65109 2004 Bollinger, La Grande Annèe 248. 65111 2004 Dom Perignon 365. 12767 2002 Delamotte, Blanc de Blancs, Le Mesnil 180. 50406 2000 Krug 530. 65110 1999 Salon, Blanc de Blancs, Le Mesnil 595. 65108 1996 Salon, Blanc de Blancs, Le Mesnil 700. 60000 1999 Billecart-Salmon, Cuvee Elisabeth Salmon, Rosé 500. 60000 1983 Veuve Clicquot, Brut Rosé 400. 65105 1998 Veuve Clicquot, La Grande Dame 315. All wines are subject to availability and vintage change 7 “Sparkling Wine” Champagne Cremant Prosecco “Bubbles” 65301 ROSÉ- Dry Portugal, France, & California 2011 Aphros, Vinho Verde, Portugal, loureiro 21. 65810 2007 Domaine Serge Laloue, Sancerre, France, pinot noir 30. 61000 2013 Fort Ross, Sonoma Coast, pinot noir 36. 65016 2013 Paradigm, Oakville, merlot 45. GRENACHE BLANC France & California 12768 2007 Delas Freres, Côtes-Du-Rhône, Rhone Valley, France 26. 65010 2010 Donkey & Goat, El Dorado 39. PINOT BLANC California & France 10445 2011 Chalone Vineyards, Estate, Chalone, Monterey 60. 65001 2007 Pierre Sparr, Reserve, Alsace, France 32. GRÜNER VELTLINER Austria 65008 2012 Bründlmayer, Kamptaler Terrassen, Kamptal 44. 65004 2010 Petra Unger, Oberfeld, Kremstal 35. The Rose’s listed are on the dry side of the sweetness chart. All fruit forward with good acidity and great for pairing apps…. especially our steak tartar! Anything green- Pairs well with either Grüner Veltliner we have listed on this page, both show ripe flavors with great acidity and length on the palate. Nicolas Joly, produces world famous Chenin Blanc from the ‘Clos De La Coulee de Serrant’ in the Loire Valley. Very age worthy and complex! CHENIN BLANC Loire Valley, France 12752 2009 Domain de Vodanis, Vouvray Sec, Vouvray 42. 12791 2010 Domain Huet, Le Mont, Sec, Vouvray 64. 65805 1996 Nicolas Joly, Coulée de Serrant, Savennières 12754 2010 Domaine Aux Moines, Roche-Aux-Moines, Savennières 190. 57. RIESLING Germany, France, N.Y., Oregon, & CA 12787 2009 Maximin Grünhäuser Herrenberg, Kabinett, Mosel 90. 12761 2009 Schönleber, Monzingener, Trocken, Nahe 50. 65505 2009 Robert Weil, Kiedrich Turmberg, Trocken, Rheingau 88. 65017 2009 Bassermann-Jordan, Deidesheimer, Kabinett, Pfalz 45. 65006 2006 Toni Jost, Bacharach Hahn, Spätlese, Mitterheim 36. 65411 2009 Allimant-Laugner, Grand Cru-Praelatenberg, Alsace 52. 10408 2013 Dr. Konstantin Frank, Finger Lakes, New York 40. 65007 2011 Trisaetum, Yamhill-Carlton, Oregon 45. 12753 2009 Stony Hill, Napa 51. All wines are subject to availability and vintage change 8 Riesling--- From a sharp and crisp Kabinett, to the richness of an eiswein. Riesling’s truly run the gamut of flavors. -German Style tend to be off–dry, with low alcohol. This includes the delicate style from Dr Konstantin from NY. -Alsatian style, along with the Northwest UStend to be dry and have more medium body and higher alcohol. 12674 SAUVIGNON BLANC 2013 Cakebread Cellars, Napa 60. 12675 2013 Duckhorn Vineyards, Napa 49. 12677 2013 Heitz Cellars, Napa 44. 65002 2010 Metis, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand 45. 10417 2013 Domaine Laporte, Domaine du Rochoy, Sancerre, France 50. 12801 2012 Venica & Venica, Piedmont, Italy 48. ALBARIÑO & GODELLO Spain & California 12777 2013 Morgadio, Rias Baixas-Spain, albariño 34. 65005 2012 Tangent, Edna Valley-CA, albariño 29. 65712 2008 Avanthia, Valdeorras-Spain, godello 35. ARNEIS 65013 2013 Ponzi, Willamette Valley, Oregon 45. 10785 2012 Deltetto, Daivej Vineyard, Roero, Piedmont, Italy 48. 12779 2012 Vietti, Roero Hills, Piedmont 42. PINOT GRIGIO/GRIS & VERMENTINO 10000 2013 Laird Family, Cold Creek, Napa, pinot grigio 38. 65015 2012 Tramin, Südtirol, Alto Adige, Italy, pinot grigio 24. 65018 2012 Elk Cove, Willamette Valley, Oregon, pinot gris 33. 65710 2010 Laura Aschero, Veneto, Italy, vermentino 50. OTHER WHITES California & France 12763 2011 Dutton-Goldfield, Russian River-Green Valley, gewurtz 50. 12813 2005 Curtis Winery, Santa Ynez, roussanne 36. 12774 2012 Stolpman Vineyards, Ballard Canyon, roussanne 49. 65711 2005 Brokenwood, Brycefield-Belford, Hunter Valley, semillon 60. 12769 2013 Kendric, Marin County, viognier 46. 65807 2005 M. Chapoutier, Invitare, Condrieu, viognier 112. 65709 2003 M. Chapoutier, Chante-Alouette, Hermitage, marsanne 121. All wines are subject to availability and vintage change 9 The sauvignon blanc grape is produced in a variety of styles ranging from the dry, crisp, and racy- to the juicy, rich (with the addition of Semillon). Most of these selections see no oak in the winemaking process. Some fruits that shine through are lemon, apple, grapefruit, and kiwi. The Godello grapes are sourced from 35 yr old vines and is barrel fermented and aged in (5600L) French Oak for 7 months. Slate soils, 1350 -1650 ft elevation. Great mineral & baking spice on the nose along a concentrated palate. “My goal is to make the wine as true to the varietal as possible” says winemaker Christian Roguenant. Native to Burgundy, Christian has overseen all winemaking for the Niven Family Wine Estates since ‘99. Arneis, meaning the “rascal” can be a very finicky grape to work with. Found primarily in the Roero Hills, which is northwest of Alba. Medium- to full-bodied wines. If you’re interested in tasting a fuller bodied white, other than chardonnay, you may want to try gewürztraminer, roussanne, or viognier. Indigenous to France’s Rhone Valley, viognier offers flavors of dried apricot, peach, & honey. CHARDONNAY California 12678 2012 Banshee, Sonoma County 36. 10001 2012 Benziger, Sonoma County 36. 10000 2013 Burt Street Cellars, Carneros 50. 12766 2011 Chalone Vineyard, Chalone Estate, Chalone 36. 12673 2012 Ferrari-Carano, Sonoma County 53. 65014 2012 Figge, Pelio Vineyard, Monterey 58. 65400 2008 Gofessel Vineyards, Edina, Carneros 62. 10148 2011 Grgich Hills Cellars, Napa 75. 65507 2012 Hanzell, Sonoma Valley 125. 65501 2011 Hanzell, Sonoma Valley 141. 65898 2007 Hanzell, Ambassador’s 1953 Vineyard, Estate 295. 65198 2005 Hanzell, Ambassador’s 1953 Vineyard, Estate 295. 12679 2012 Jordan Vineyards, Russian River Valley 12792 2013 Kistler, Les Noisetiers, Sonoma Coast 12797 2010 Lioco, Demuth Vineyard, Anderson Valley 68. 12798 2007 Londer, Corby Vineyard, Anderson Valley 60. 65307 2008 Ridge, Monte Bello, Santa Cruz Mountains 190. 12676 2013 Rombauer Vineyards, Carneros 68. 12783 2008 Stony Hill, Estate, Napa 76. 12775 2007 Stony Hill, Estate, Napa 71. 65601 2004 Stony Hill, Estate, Napa 125. 65207 2011 ZD, Reserve, Carneros 100. All wines are subject to availability and vintage change 10 60. 110. Chalone Vineyards lies in one of the few appellations ( Chalone American Viticultural Area) in the United States that rests on Limestone based Soil. Expressive Terroir make these wines delicate and distinct. Solid wines that have great aging potential. Hanzell grows and produces Chardonnay and Pinot Noir in Sonoma Valley. They have the oldest Chardonnay vines in the New World which go into the “1953 Ambassador’s” from select vintages. With notes of citrus-infused melon fruit, apple, and pear, the wine finishes beautifully with bright acidity and magnificent structure which will age very well Definitely one for the Burgundy collector and lover! Stony Hill Vineyards, located on Spring Mountain, the moderating climatic influences such as northeast-facing slopes and an elevation between 700 and 1200 feet above the valley floor make this mild microclimate an ideal location for growing premium Chardonnay grapes. If you enjoy OldWorld Chardonnay than this is a must try!! CHARDONNAY Chablis, Burgundy 10525 2013 Joseph Drouhin, Vaudon 45. 12806 2011 Jean-Marc Brocard, Vielles Vignes, Sainte-Claire 50. 65401 2011 Laurent Tribute 57. 12760 2012 Segiunot-Bordet, Fourchaume 1er Cru 61. 12793 2009 Bernard Defaix, Vaudesir Grand Cru 98. 65609 2009 William-Fevre, Les Clos Grand Cru 195. Burgundy 12794 2011 Dominique Cornin, Pouilly Fuisse 49. 12670 2010 Trénel, Hommage Cuvee, Saint Veran-Mâcon 54. 12788 2005 Chanson, Clos Des Mouches, Beaune 1er Cru 150. 65412 2005 Domaine De La Vougeraie, Clos Blanc de Vougeot 1er Cru 191. 65707 2007 Bernard Millot, La Goutte D’Or, Meursault 1er Cru 65000 2012 Bernard-Bonin, Vielles Vignes Meursault 100. 65000 2012 Bernard-Bonin, Clos du Cromin Meursault 121. 12776 2010 P Colin, Les Chenevottes, Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru 110. 65801 2011 Bellene, Puligny-Montrachet 125. 65701 2012 Louis Latour, Puligny-Montrachet 150. 90. Washington State-Oregon, Argentina, Australia, & Israel 12758 2009 Ken Wright, Washington State/Oregon 60808 1999 Eyrie Vineyards, Estate, Willamette Valley 12781 2007 Catena Alta, Mendoza, Argentina 65012 2007 Cullen, ‘Kevin John’, Margaret River, Western Australia 12771 2009 Yarden, Odem Vineyard, Galilee, Israel (Kosher) All wines are subject to availability and vintage change 11 53. 185. 60. Chablis is located in the northernmost part of the Burgundy region in France. In most cases these wines are not aged in oak, only stainless steel tanks to retain the fresh and crisp flavors. Along with its great acidity these wine are very food friendly and a classic pairing with shellfish. The soil in Chablis--Kimmeridgian limestone contains millions of tiny marine fossils embedded in a kind of whitish mortar which may have been once the bottom of the sea...hundreds of million years ago. The wines listed in the Côte-D’-Or, are most famous for Chardonnay that goes through barrel aging, adding a rich complexity to the wine. A perfect choice to pair with Lobster and rich dishes. Eyrie Vineyards 1999 Estate Chardonnay is a great find...Complex bouquet, savory, Burgundian in style and Classic. Highly Recommend! 126. 39. Yarden Chardonnay was produced from 100% Chardonnay grapes grown in the Golan Heights. The cool climate, rocky volcanic soil and high altitude are ideal conditions for growing classic wine grape varieties. PINOT NOIR California 14314 2011 Au Bon Climat, Isabelle, Santa Maria Valley 90. 14501 2007 Clouds Rest, Sonoma Coast 160. 60000 2002 Clouds Rest, Sonoma Coast 300. 60000 2009 Drew, Morning Dew Vineyard, Anderson Valley 100. 12637 2011 Emeritus, Estate, Russian River 69. 12660 2011 Etude Wines, Grace Benoist Ranch, Carneros 70. 70198 2011 Flowers, Sea View Ridge, Sonoma Coast 148. 14506 2009 Hanzell, Sonoma Valley 190. 14408 2010 Harrington, Wiley Vineyard, Anderson Valley 14513 2011 Hirsch Vineyards, Sonoma Coast 12736 2009 Ici La Bas, Elke Vineyard, Anderson Valley 70. 70421 2010 Kendric, Marin County 61. 70448 2012 Littorai, Hirsch Vineyard, Sonoma Coast 150. 60798 2011 Littorai, Savoy Vineyard, Anderson Valley 135. 12687 2013 Lynmar Estate, Russian River 14405 2012 Mount Eden, Estate, Santa Cruz Mountains 12604 2012 Patz & Hall, Sonoma Coast 70104 2012 Pisoni, Estate, Santa Lucia Highlands 131. 14312 2012 Sea Smoke, Southing, Santa Rita Hills 150. 60998 2009 Williams Selyem, Ferrington, Anderson Valley 195. 10000 2013 Zepaltas, Russian River Valley 70. 118. 74. 120. 82. 73. Pinot noir is often thought of as the most complex red wine grape. It’s flavors can range from bright cherry and strawberry in the Carneros and Russian River regions, to the dark, damp, mushroom laced earthiness of Burgundy. Pinot noir, experts maintain, is the easiest red wine to pair with poultry and fish. It possesses an intrinsic softness that allows more subtle flavors in cuisine to shine through. Clouds Rest is a familyowned, Sonoma County based winery that has produced premium single vineyard estate grown pinot noir since 2002. Littorai, or “the coasts”, was founded in 1993 by Heidi and Ted Lemon. Littorai produces regional and vineyard designated chardonnay and pinot noir wines from the true north coast of California: western Sonoma and western Mendocino Counties. Zepaltas’ main goal is to produce wines that are balanced, pure and reflect the places and people who had a hand in making the wines what they are. Our favorite sources for fruit are the cooler parts of California. All wines are subject to availability and vintage change 12 PINOT NOIR Oregon 70200 2008 A to Z, Oregon 61. 12709 2011 Beaux Freres, Estate, Ribbon Ridge 150. 14709 2012 Cristom, Jessie Vineyard, Eola-Amity Hills 100. 12621 2012 Domaine Drouhin, Dundee Hills, Willamette Valley 14308 2002 Citation, Firesteed Cellars, Oregon 12614 2012 Ken Wright, Willamette Valley 14410 2013 Ken Wright, Meredith Mitchell, McMinnville 110. 14710 2013 Ken Wright, Bonnie Jean Vineyard, Yamhill-Carlton 110. 12724 2011 Willakenzie Estate, Pierre Leon Willamette Valley 70231 2010 Willakenzie Estate, Terres Basses, Willamette Valley 140. 70110 2011 Willakenzie Estate, Triple Black Slopes, Willamette Valley 180. 81. 114. 51. 88. Burgundy, France 14409 2011 Morey-Coffinet, Morgeot, Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru 100. 70325 2011 Jane Eyre, Savigny-Les-Beaune 125. 14703 2011 Pierre Gelin, Fixin 14412 2009 Perrot-Minot, Gevrey-Chambertin 170. 14403 2010 Gerard Seguin, Vielles Vignes, Gevrey-Chambertin 115. 14505 2011 Domaine Rion, Clos Saint Marc, Nuits-St-George, 1er Cru 195. 12698 2011 Trénel, Cru Beaujolais, Cote de Brouilly -100% gamay 81. 40. New Zealand 14705 2011 Craggy Range, Te Muna Road, Martinborough, New Zealand All wines are subject to availability and vintage change 13 85. Oregon pinot’s possess a silky earthiness that is rivaled mostly by wines from Burgundy, the origin of pinot noir. This may be attributed to the heavier rainfall and cooler climate in the northwestern U.S, as well as the additional sunlight throughout the growing season. Willakenzie Estate is located in the northern Willamette Valley and the estate is named after the very soil on which the vineyards are planted. Terres Basses is the lowest planted vineyard on the estate, more clay in soil, clones 113 and 115. Triple Black Slopes is a very steep-south facingplanted to Dijon clones 114 and 777. Both Limited production! The Red Burgundies listed on this page all come from the Côte d’Or, which is divided into the Côte Nuits (north) and the Côte Beaune (south). The wines and vineyards of Burgundy have a very long history going back to the days when the Romans ruled the region. Medium in body, earth, red fruits, and like most Pinot’s, food friendly! BARBERA California & Italy 12610 2011 Scott Harvey Wines, J&S Reserve, Amador County 46. 12717 2011 Vietti, Tre Vignes, D’Asti, Piedmont, Italy 42. 70412 2011 Vietti, Vigne Scarrone, D’Alba, Piedmont 80. DOLCETTO California & Italy 14404 2010 Buoncristiani Family, Dolcetto di Nonno, Sonoma 75. 14401 2011 Bruno Giacosa, Falleto, Alba, Piedmont, Italy 60. 12744 2010 Anna Maria Abbona, Maioli, Dogliani, Piedmont 49. NEBBIOLO Piedmont, Italy 70324 2006 Cascina delle Rose, Rio Sordo, Barbaresco 104. 70408 2008 Cascina delle Rose, Tre Stelle, Barbaresco 130. 70415 2007 Ceretto, Bernardot, Barbaresco 169. 70426 2008 Marchesi di Gresy, Martinenga, Barbaresco 70440 2007 Pio Cesare, Barbaresco 140. 70423 2009 Prunotto, Barbaresco 101. 70113 2004 Elvio Cogno, ‘Vigna Elena’, Barolo 185. 70105 2009 Renato Ratti, Conca, Barolo 148. 14509 2010 Vietti, Castiglione, Barolo 95. 96. CORVINA Veneto, Italy 12749 2010 Allegrini, Palazzo Della Torre 40. 12700 2009 Bertani, Villa Novare, Valpolicella Ripasso 51. 14504 2009 Tedeschi, Amarone della Valpolicella, Classico All wines are subject to availability and vintage change 14 105. Scott Harvey produces Barbera with an old world style here in California. This wine offers balance, good acidity, is medium plus in body, with ripe red fruits, and has a juiciness that hugs the palate. Modern wine-making techniques in the villages of Barolo and Barbaresco often produce full bodied, fleshy, earthy, red wines made from 100% of the Nebbiolo grape. Challenging in the vineyardthese wines are capable of aging for 10 to 20 plus years. Vietti’s Castiglione Barolo offers aromas of blackberry, mushroom, and coffee notes that follow through onto a full-bodied palate with seamless tannins.. Amarone is made from traditional Italian varietal grapes, mostly corvina, that have been dried in the sun before pressing. This concentrated juice produces a rich red wine with port like texture & flavors of chocolate & spice. SANGIOVESE AND BLENDS California 13007 2010 La Chertosa, Reserve, Sonoma Valley 61. 13000 2012 Miner Family, Gibson Ranch, Mendocino 49. 12645 2010 Seghesio Family Wines, Alexander Valley 53. Tuscany, Italy 12658 2011 Badia a Coltibuono, Chianti Classico 46. 13024 2011 Brancaia, Chianti Classico Riserva 65. 12683 2009 Felsina, Chianti Classico Riserva 51. 12697 2008 Frescobaldi Nippozano, Riserva, Chianti Rufina 59. 10122 2010 Fattoria Barbi, Rosso di Montalcino 47. 70209 2004 La Chiuse, Brunello di Montalcino 185. 70432 2007 Brunelli, Brunello di Montalcino 150. 70407 2009 Le Ragnaie, Brunello di Montalcino 125. 70000 2009 Tenuta Silvio Nardi, Brunello di Montalcino 81. 12701 2010 Tenuta Dell’Ornellaia, Le Volte 45. 12696 2011 Tenuta Sette Ponti, Crognolo 60. Wines produced from the sangiovese grape tend to be medium in body and fresh with higher acids to balance the fruit. The acidity in the wine make it lively and super food friendly especially to cut through with the rich sauces. The wines of Chianti and Chianti Classico are earthy, medium bodied and fantastic with rustic dishes. Primarily made from the native Sangiovese it can also be blended with other indigenous grapes from the region and in some cases with Merlot. Brunello Di Montalcino wines are made entirely from Sangiovese and aged for three plus years in oak and in bottle before release. Other Reds from Italy & California 60898 2001 Taurino, Patriglione, Puglia, Italy, negroamero 12722 2002 Calabretta, Etna Rosso, Sicily, nerello mascalese & cappuccio 50. 70106 2006 Valter Scarbolo, Friuli, refosco 14414 2008 Villa Creek, Luna Matta Vineyard, Paso Robles, aglianico 110. 14502 2009 Harrington, Fratelli Vineyard, Anderson Valley, teroldigo 70. All wines are subject to availability and vintage change 15 95. 68. Wines blended in different house styles that are not specific to the area (such as Chianti or Montalcino) are referred to as ‘IGT’ and below that quality level is Vino de Tavola, or “table wine”. Because these wines are unlike customary “table wines”, they are now referred to as “Super Tuscans” or IGT. SYRAH Northern Hemisphere- United States 70332 2011 Alban, Patrina, Edna Valley 130. 12727 2011 Bedrock, Hudson South Vineyard, T’ n’ S- Block, Carneros 78. 10000 2011 Corvidae, Columbia Valley, Washington 38. 14702 2011 Drew, Peri Vineyard, Mendocino 67. 13000 2012 Fess Parker, Santa Barbara 40. 12705 2006 Figge, Sycamore Flat Vineyard, Arroyo Seco, Monterey 53. 14514 2011 Hedges, Cuvee Marcel Dupont, Red Mountain, Washington 61. 14309 2010 JC Cellars, Haley’s, Rockpile 99. 12691 2010 Lacuna Wines, California 45. 12629 2009 Lagier Meredith, Mt. Veeder 53. 14305 2011 Lewis, Alec’s Blend, Napa Valley 12684 2011 L’Ecole No. 41, Columbia Valley, Washington 49. 13001 2010 Meyer Family, Yorkville Highlands 55. 14306 2012 Nickel & Nickel, Darien Vineyard, Russian River 98. 14307 2011 Odonata, Zayante Vineyard, Santa Cruz Mountains 53. 12685 2010 Ojai, Bien Nacido Vineyard, Santa Maria Valley 67. 13027 2005 Point Conception, Encantado, Central Coast 45. 12711 2010 Prospect 772, The Brawler, Sierra Foothills 60. 12615 2010 Qupé, Bien Nacido Vineyard, Santa Maria Valley 55. 14311 2010 Shafer, Relentless, Napa 12730 2007 Skylark, Lawer Vineyard, Knights Valley 100. 130. 55. Southern Hemisphere- Australia & Chile 70428 2010 d’Arenberg, Dead Arm, McLaren Vale, Australia 70428 2009 d’Arenberg, Dead Arm, McLaren Vale 110. 14407 2006 Cluster M45, Heathcote, Victoria 130. 70403 2010 Jasper Hill, Georgia’s Paddock, Heathcote, Victoria 123. 70319 2007 Moorooroo, Barossa Valley 140. 14708 2012 John Duval, Entity, Barossa Valley 72. 61009 2005 Yarra Yering, Red #2, Yarra Valley 150. 14304 2005 Montes, Folly, Apalta Vineyard, Colchagua, Chile 170. All wines are subject to availability and vintage change 16 98. Washington State is responsible for some of the finest syrah in the U.S. Cooler climate regions such as the Yakima Valley produce more Northern Rhone--earthy styles with notes of tar, licorice, and sometimes even bacon fat. Syrah in Australia... referred to as “Shiraz”, and finds itself very much at home with more intense dark berry flavors such as blackberry and blueberry! Medium to full body, powerful wines that still have balance. Cluster M45 is grown, made and bottled in Heathcote- Victoria, by the partnership of Michel & Corinne Chapoutier and Ron & Elva Laughton. Moorooroo ( Schild Estate) produces Shiraz from vines planted back in 1847. Aged in new and old French Oak barrels. GRENACHE, MOURVEDRE, SYRAH AND BLENDS United States, Australia & South Africa 12686 2011 Carica, Eagle Point Ranch, Mendocino County 100% grenache 60. 13019 2009 Krames, Joshua, Sierra Foothills 66 mourvedre/33 grenache/1 viognier 51. 12707 2011 Prospect 772, The Brat, Sierra Foothills 80% grenache/20% syrah 70. 12653 2010 Porter Creek, Old Vine, Mendocino County 100% carignan 45. 70220 2011 Boekenhoutskloof, Chocolate Block, South Africa 90. 14302 2004 Sadie Family, Columella, Swartland, South Africa 148. Rhone Valley and South of France 12659 2011 Féraud-Brunel, Rasteau 44. 14310 2009 Gilles Barge, Cuvée Du Plessy, Côte-Rôtie 92. 14507 2010 Château Curson, Crozes-Hermitage 58. 14313 2007 Guigal, Chateauneuf-du-Pape 99. 12682 2011 La Bastide Saint Dominique, Chateauneuf-du-Pape 70. 12719 2012 Féraud-Brunel, Chateauneuf-du-Pape 91. 12733 2008 Paul Autard, Chateauneuf-du-Pape 65. 12694 2011 Domaine Du Pegau 12732 2009 Gros et Tollot, Minervois, Languedoc-Roussillon 74. 12692 2009 Domaine Bunan, Moulin des Costes, Bandol 53. 120. Spain 12693 2011 Tomas Cusine, Vilosell, Costes Del Segre, tempranillo/syrah/cab 33. 12706 2011 Alto Mancoya, Veraton, Campo De Borja 70221 2012 Bodegas El Nido, Clio, Jumilla mourvedre 86. 70409 2008 Joan Simo, Sentius, Priorat grenache/cab/syrah/carignan/merlot 79. 100% grenache 95. TEMPRANILLO United States & Spain 12634 2008 Dominio IV, Estate, Three Sleeps Vineyard, Oregon 95. 12628 2008 Parador, Napa Valley 51. 12714 2007 Allende, Rioja, Spain 55. 12739 2004 Cedula Real, Gran Reserva, Rioja 68. 12633 2010 Condada Haza, Crianza, Ribera Del Duero 47. All wines are subject to availability and vintage change 17 The varietals listed on this page are made from grapes mostly native to the Rhone Valley of France. New world wine regions such as California and Australia have produced very different styles of wine from the same set of Grape varieties. Sadie Family produces a delicious syrah and mourvedre. With plenty of richness and concentration supported with ripe fine grained tannins. The vineyards of CôteRôtie are unique because of their vertical slopes and their stone walls. CôteRôtie can be rendered in English as "the roasted slope" and refers to the long hours of sunlight that these steep slopes receive. Alto Mancoya, Veraton is made from 100% Garnacha from vineyards planted between 19101967. Chris Ringland is the winemaker, and the wine is aged for 14 months in new French & American Oak. In Rioja, the wines have a more lively acidity level and possess elegant notes of strawberries and raspberries. In the Ribera del Duero, the wines tend to be more densely structured and deeper in flavor. ZINFANDEL California 12750 2012 Bedrock, Evangelho Vineyard Heritage, Contra Costa 61. 12631 2010 Fritz Estate, Dry Creek Valley 33. 12715 2011 Gamba, Old Vine Estate, Russian River Valley 72. 70444 2010 Grgich Hills, Mijenkos Old Vine Vineyard, Napa, zinfandel 12747 2008 Highland Winery, Napa Valley 46. 13005 2013 Jelly Jar, Lake County 40. 12688 2008 Marcucci Farms, Russian River Valley 56. 14706 2010 Mauritson, Rockpile Ridge 79. 12712 2011 Paraduxx, Z Blend, Napa 70. 12602 2012 Rafanelli, Dry Creek Valley 61. 10130 2008 Rancho San Miguel, Old Vine, Russian River Valley 59. 12641 2012 Ridge, Geyserville, Dry Creek Valley 65. 13029 2012 Sobon Estate, Fiddletown, Amador County 40. 12622 2012 Storybook Mountain, Mayacamas Range, Napa 62. 60810 2010 Storybook Mountain, Reserve, Napa 12665 2011 Unti Vineyards, Estate, Dry Creek Valley 50. 13000 2013 Venge Vineyards, Scout’s Honor, Napa Valley 61. 13014 PETITE SIRAH California & Australia 2008 Carica, Kick Ranch, Sonoma County 60. 14413 2010 Gamba, Barberis Vineyard, Calistoga-Napa 98. 70206 2006 Switchback Ridge, Peterson Family Vineyard, Napa 87. 13030 2010 Trueheart Vineyards, Sonoma Valley 51. 14301 2011 Turley, Hayne Vineyard, Napa 150. 14411 2005 Massena, Howling Dog, Barossa Valley, South Australia 110. All wines are subject to availability and vintage change 18 195. 129. Marcucci Farms from the Russian River Valley is a small production and family owned winery producing ‘old vine’ zinfandel. Displays juicy red fruits with supple and silky tannins. This one is a treat! Ridge, the wines of Paul Draper, continues to dazzle with his Geyserville...Mainly zinfandel, this wine also has significant portions of carignane and petite sirah in the blend. Rancho San Miguel is a brand new winery focused on century old vine zin grown in Russian River. This is their first release! Sobon Estate , produces yummy wines from their own sustainably-grown grapes. They reflect the unique Shenandoah Valley terroir, resulting in richness and intensity, yet well balanced! Petite Sirah was discovered in the 1880s by Dr. Francois Durif, a French nurseryman, who named the grape after himself. (Some producers still call petite sirah by its original name, Duriff, mainly in Australia). Petite Sirah produces a deeply concentrated and tannic wine with notes of pepper, currents, and baked fruit. MERLOT California 12644 2010 Burgess Cellars, Napa 42. 12609 2010 Clos Du Val, Napa Valley 58. 12607 2012 Duckhorn, Napa Valley 93. 70217 2011 Duckhorn, Three Palms Vineyard, Napa 10111 2011 Gundlach Bundschu, Sonoma Valley 48. 12718 2011 Keenan, Napa Valley 59. 70108 2010 Keenan, Mailbox Vineyard, Spring Mountain 120. 14512 1994 Keenan, Napa Valley 200. 12681 2009 Medlock Ames, Alexander Valley 45. 12704 2010 Paradigm, Oakville 82. 12726 2010 Peter Franus Napa Valley 59. 70225 2011 Pride Mountain Vineyards, Sonoma 12640 2010 Provenance, Napa Valley 50. 12655 2010 Robledo Family, Carneros 43. 12626 2010 Rombauer Vineyards, Napa 61. 12642 2012 Shafer Vineyards, Napa 92. 12625 2011 Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars, Napa 70. 70229 2008 Switchback Ridge, Peterson Family Vineyard, Napa 70208 2010 Twomey, Napa 95. 12737 2010 Wellington, Sonoma Valley 43. 180. 2010 L’Ecole No. 41, Columbia Valley 70451 2011 Leonetti Cellars, Walla Walla All wines are subject to availability and vintage change 19 Burgess Cellars produces wine up around the Howell Mountain district of Napa Valley. Their merlot presents a balanced display of ripe loamy berry fruits with nuances of tea and tar. Definitely an understated style. 110. 120. Washington State 12638 Merlot, for centuries thought of strictly as a blending grape with cabernet sauvignon in Bordeaux, rose to prominence on its own in our markets in the early 1980s. 58. 180. Keenan Winery located on Spring Mountain in Napa makes delicious merlots. Very indicative of its mountain ‘terroir,’ their wine presents a range of dark and intense rustic fruits that coat the palate as the finish gives way to ripe round tannins. L’Ecole No. 41 produces a delicious merlot from the Columbia Valley. Presenting layers of elegant blackberry, cherry, and subtle earth tones, the finish is long and balanced supported with ripe and firm tannins. CABERNET FRANC France, Chile, California, & Washington State 12746 2011 Marc Bredif, Chinon, Loire Valley, France 40. 12710 2011 Domaine Pallus, Chinon, Loire Valley 48. 12738 2007 Loma Larga, Casablanca Valley, Chile 51. 70498 2009 Arrouya, Mt. Veeder, Napa 100. 70222 2010 La Jota, Howell Mountain 140. 12745 2012 Tamarack, Wahluke Slope, Columbia Valley, WA. 66. 70436 2011 Owen Roe, Rosa Mystica, Yakima Valley 52. Cabernet Franc is a grape famous for its use in blending with Cabernet Sauvignon in Bordeaux. Also produced in the commune of Chinon, in the Loire Valley, France. Typically lighter than Cabernet Sauvignon, with flavors of red fruit, Asian Spice, and medium in body, with medium to high acidity. Food Friendly! MALBEC Argentina 10000 2008 Aleph, Mendoza 50. 12708 2003 Aleph, Old Vine, Mendoza 60. 12716 2011 Catena Alta, Mendoza, Argentina 100. 70223 2007 Luca, Nico, Mendoza 220. 12649 2012 Ricardo Santos, La Madras Vineyard, Mendoza 38. 12742 2010 Terrazas, Las Compuertas, Lujan De Cuyo 99. 12612 2011 Tikal, Amorio, Mendoza 60. California, & France 12699 2011 J. Rickards, Zanzi Curve, Alexander Valley 60. 14512 2011 Hope and Grace, Napa Valley 91. 12703 2008 Mas Del Perie, Les Escures, Cahors, France 41. All wines are subject to availability and vintage change 20 Malbec is also one of the five varietals used in Bordeaux blends. It has a dense structure, with hints of cherries, tea leaves, cocoa, dark chocolate, and earth. Argentina’s high elevation, with a hot, and dry climate is particularly kind to malbec, often producing wines with more intensity and grip. Rare to find a pure Malbec from California, J Rickards shows how well the Malbec grape can ripen in great vintages and proper sites. This wine is medium plus body and offers great aromatics and structure to match any cut of meat. CABERNET SAUVIGNON California 70213 2010 Arns, Napa Valley 125. 60606 2006 Arrowood, Sonoma Valley 160. 10001 2012 Benziger, Sonoma County 36. 60310 2007 Blagden, Monte Rosso Vineyard, Sonoma Valley 70321 2012 Burt Street Cellars, Sonoma Valley 69. 70486 2010 Buoncristiani Family, Napa Valley 185. 70319 2010 BV, Georges de Latour, Private Reserve, Napa Valley 190. 12619 2012 Cakebread, Napa 129. 70316 2010 Corison, Napa 140. 12643 2011 Duckhorn Vineyards, Napa 120. 12603 2010 Eden Canyon, Jolie Paso Robles 64. 10000 2006 Ehret Family Winery, Knights Valley, Sonoma 55. 12663 2010 Folkway, Black Ridge Vineyard, Santa Cruz Mountains 66. 12608 2011 Frank Family, Napa Valley 84. 12741 2012 Freemark Abbey, Napa 67. 12656 2011 Grgich Hills Cellars, Napa Valley 10110 2010 Heitz Cellars, Napa Valley 96. 12623 2012 Honig, Napa Valley 70. 70312 2010 Honig, Bartolucci Vineyard, Napa Valley 12632 2011 Husch Vineyards, Mendocino County 40. 70309 2011 Janzen, Napa Valley 94. 12613 2010 Jordan Winery, Alexander Valley 98. 12611 2011 Joseph Phelps, Napa Valley 114. 70315 2009 Kelleher, Oakville 150. 12616 2011 Kenwood, Jack London, Sonoma Valley 70439 2010 Ladera, Reserve, Howell Mountain 140. 12624 2005 Laurel Glen, Sonoma Mountain 105. 70406 2010 Louis Martini, Monte Rosso Vineyard, Sonoma Valley 131. 14701 2010 Mount Eden Vineyards, Estate, Santa Cruz Mountains 120. 70112 2011 Mauritson, Rockpile Ridge 93. 12729 2010 Navarro, Mendocino County 58. 12606 2008 Neal, Napa 79. All wines are subject to availability and vintage change 21 110. 100. 151. 65. Arns produced 500cases from 100%c cabernet off their estate at the base of Howell Mountain. Cathy Corison produces artisan Cabernet Sauvignon “without compromise” from great bench land vineyards between Rutherford and St. Helena in Napa Valley. Offering tremendous balance, juicy with complex berry and plum fruit, enhanced with a mineral note and violet perfume. Complex! Heitz Cellars was the first winery to produce a single vineyard Cabernet in Napa, including, Martha’s’ Vineyard …. The Heitz family's vision of winemaking spans three generations of dedication to excellence. ‘”At Mount Eden every bottle is a succinct expression of the vineyard's ecology. Year in and year out we produce wines from the same vines, in the same cellars, by the same people. With that purity of expression comes a true "vineyard wine". Ladera’s Cabernet is a solid example of Howell mountain’s ’ high elevation! Full body, dry, opulent, and complex with a long finish. CABERNET SAUVIGNON (continued) California 12740 14704 13006 12639 70226 12618 70446 14402 70437 12605 70086 70000 70442 14510 12601 70429 12734 70311 12630 61301 12617 2010 2010 2010 2011 2011 2012 2010 2005 2007 2010 2009 2005 2009 2009 2012 2009 2010 2010 2011 2009 2011 Neyers, Neyers Ranch, Conn Valley, Napa Paradigm, Oakville Pied à Terre, Napa Rafanelli, Dry Creek Valley, Sonoma Ridge, Santa Cruz Mountains Robert Mondavi, Napa Valley Sebastiani, Cherry Block, Sonoma Valley Seps Estate of Storybook Mountain, Napa Seps Estate of Storybook Mountain, Napa Silver Oak, Alexander Valley Silver Oak, Alexander Valley Silver Oak, Alexander Valley Silver Oak, Napa Spring Mountain Vineyards, Napa Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars, Artemis, Napa Stone Edge Farm, Sonoma Valley Stonestreet, Monument Ridge, Alexander Valley Stony Hill, Estate, Napa Trefethen, Oak Knoll District Vin Roc, Atlas Peak Whitehall Lane, Napa 98. 140. 51. 76. 90. 53. 150. 115. 130. 121. 132. 180. 182. 130. 89. 130. 72. 105. 102. 169. 70. Washington State 70441 14511 12620 12721 12636 70207 14503 2010 2011 2012 2008 2010 2010 2009 70308 12728 70212 70403 70211 2010 2011 2007 2009 2009 Abeja, Columbia Valley Betz, Pere de Famille, Columbia Valley Canvasback, Red Mountain Gammercy Cellars, Columbia Valley Januik, Columbia Valley Januik, Champoux Vineyard, Horse Heaven Hills Tenor, Columbia Valley 87. 130. 75. 91. 59. 100. 114. Australia & Chile Moss Wood, Ribbon Vale Vineyard, Margaret River 93. Yalumba, Menzies, Coonawarra 45. d’Arenberg, Coppermine Road, McLaren Vale, South Australia 91. d’Arenberg, Coppermine Road, McLaren Vale, South Australia 110. Domus Aurea, Maipo Valley, Chile 88. All wines are subject to availability and vintage change 22 The Seps Estate from Storybook Mountain is very rugged, youthful, and brimming with layers of dark fruit, reminiscent of a Pauillac, Bordeaux. Washington State produces fantastic quality Cabernet. Along with the more famous areas( Bordeaux, California, Australia, and Chile) Washington Cabs offer quality and great value even for the high end models. Better yet, they are approachable right out of the gate! d’Arenberg Winery dates back to 1912 and produces world class wine in the McLaren Vale region in South Australia. Chester Osborn, chief and fourth generation family member, is continuing the family’s wine making tradition that spans over two centuries. Chester and his wine making team utilise the original 1920s cellars and the traditional wine making processes to create the wines that proudly wear the red stripe label. Worth a try and a visit!! BORDEAUX & CABERNET BLENDS Bordeaux, France 12702 2010 Château Haut Selve, Graves 47. 12635 2010 Château Larruau, Margaux 83. 12627 2007 Château Vignot, Saint-Emilion 65. 70218 2007 Château Lassègue, Saint-Emilion 100. 70298 2001 Château La Lagune, Haut-Médoc 190. 70298 1995 Château Tour St Bonnet, Médoc 145. 10136 California 2010 Farrier Presshouse, Alexander Valley 70326 2010 Benziger, Tribute, Sonoma Mountain 84CS, 10CF, 3MR, 3PV 150. 14406 2010 Conn Valley Vineyards, Napa Right Bank 115. 12694 2009 Rocky Hill, Sonoma Mountain, 45SY , 33MR, 12686 2010 Buoncristiani Family, O.P.C., Napa 40CS, 30SY, 16MR, 14MB 70422 2010 Keenen, Mernet, Spring Mountain 50MR, 25CF, 25CS 150. 70214 2012 Pahlmeyer, Napa Valley 260. 70000 Washington State 2009 Andrew Will, Ciel du Cheval, Red Mountain 14511 2011 Betz, Pere de Famille, Columbia Valley 10170 2011 Hedges Family, Red Mountain 44CB, 33MR, 16SY, 4MB, 3CF 48. 70305 2007 Tamarack, Sagemoor Vyds., Columbia Valley 50CS, 28MR, 28CF 80. 70308 Australia 2010 Moss Wood, Ribbon Vale, Margaret River, 93. 60209 2005 Yarra Yering, Red #1, Yarra Valley, Australia 66CS, 12725 New Zealand 2010 Craggy Range, Hawke's Bay 54M, 17CF, 14 CS, 14MB, 1 PV 40. 50000 2005 Craggy Range, Hawke's Bay 78.8M, 21.2 CS 51. 70430 Israel 2010 Galil Mountain, Yiron, Upper Galilee 49CS, 40M, 6CF, 5PV (Kosher) 48. 60000 2008 Galil Mountain, Yiron, Upper Galilee 48CS, 33M, 10CF, 9PV (Kosher) 60. 60510 Lebanon 2001 Chateau Musar, Bekaa Valley, CB, CT,CG 35MR, 33CS, 26CF, 4PV, 2CM 70MR, 30CF 68. 22MB 89CS, 6MB, 3MR, 2PV 40MR, 25CF, 35CB 88CB, 9PV, 3MR 75CS, 18MR. 7CF 25MR. 9PV All wines are subject to availability and vintage change 23 56. 72. 115. 130. 180. 140. Bordeaux wines can be mesmerizing. Typically showing less fruit and more earth than California wines of the same varietals, Bordeaux are often more complex. Plus, average Bordeaux wines usually age better than California wines of equal quality. We have an eclectic selection of Bordeaux here, with more on the way, and we urge you to try one. —————————Key for Bordeaux Blends: (Numbers indicate the percentage of each grape.) CS= Cabernet Sauvignon CF= Cabernet Franc MR=Merlot MB=Malbec PV=Petit Verdot SG=Sangiovese SY=Syrah/Shiraz CM=Carmenere CG=Carignan CT= Cinsault ————————— Vigneron (Winemaker) Pierre Seillan, who is also the winemaker at Verite in Sonoma. He nurtures the relationship between sun exposure, the vines and the land to create a wine of distinction and complex structure. Andrew Will Winery was started in 1989 and is owned by Chris Camarda. Named after his son Will and nephew Andrew, Andrew Will has been a major contributor in putting Washington State on the map as a world-class wineproducing region. RESERVE WINES 60000 Oregon, Willamette Valley 1996 Eyrie Vineyards 343. 60901 1990 Eyrie Vineyards, Reserve 405. 60909 1985 Eyrie Vineyards, South Block Reserve 680. Burgundy, France 61309 2005 Girard Vincent, Clos De Beze, Chambertin 645. 61001 1995 Dujac, Morey-Saint-Denis 450. 61308 1996 Leroy, Richebourg Inquire 61402 2011 Domaine de la Romanée Conti, Echezeaux Inquire 60000 2010 Domaine de la Romanée Conti, Echezeaux Inquire 61402 2011 Domaine de la Romanée Conti, Grands-Echezeaux Inquire 61105 2010 Domaine de la Romanée Conti, Romanée St. Vivant Inquire 61110 2010 Domaine de la Romanée Conti, Richebourg Inquire 61212 2009 Domaine de la Romanée Conti, Richebourg Inquire 60000 1982 Domaine de la Romanée Conti, Richebourg Inquire 60000 2011 Domaine de la Romanée Conti, La-Tache Inquire 70101 2004 Guigal, Château d’Ampuis, Côte-Rôtie 200. 61411 2005 Delas Frères, La Landonne, Côte-Rôtie 221. 61298 1996 M. Chapoutier, La Mordoree, Côte-Rôtie 525. 60898 2005 Delas Frères, Les Bessards, Hermitage 300. 61206 2004 Delas Frères, Les Bessards, Hermitage 232. 60201 1996 M. Chapoutier, La Sizeranne, Hermitage 286. Northern Rhone, France Southern Rhone-Chateauneuf-du-Pape 70328 2007 Château de Beaucastel, Hommage a Jacques Perrin 895. 14399 2009 Domaine Du Pegau 200. 60705 2005 Clos de Papes 365. All wines are very limited and subject to availability 24 RESERVE WINES Spain 60101 2004 Bodegas Roda, Cirsion, Rioja 382. 70404 2012 Bodegas El Nido, El Nido, Jumilla 250. 70303 1970 Cune, Vina Real, Grand Reserva, Rioja 395. 60708 1964 Campo Viejo, Grand Reserva, Rioja 200. 60302 1994 Vega Sicilia, Unico, Ribera Del Duero 950. 61109 1996 Abadia Retuerta, Pago Valdebellón, Sardon De Duero 365. 61004 2008 Le Ragnaie, Fornace, Brunello di Montalcino 230. 61208 2006 Solaia, Antinori 655. 60398 2004 Tignanello 300. 60406 1988 Pertimali Sassetti, Brunello di Montalcino 330. 61406 1978 Biondi-Santi, Brunello di Montalcino 485. 60702 1985 Ceretto, Bricco Rocche, Brunate, Barolo 60000 1961 Conterno, Barolo 60108 2006 La Spinetta, Campé, Barolo 300. 60104 2005 La Spinetta, Campé, Barolo 300. 60307 2004 Luigi Einaudi, Cannubi, Barolo 215. 60205 2000 Paolo Scavino, Cannubi, Barolo 400. 70107 2009 Gaja, Barbaresco 440. 61398 1970 Gaja, Barbaresco 755. 70109 2006 Bussola, Amarone della Valpolicella, Classico 225. 70203 2005 Dal Forno, Valpolicella 265. 60000 1973 Bertani, Amarone Recioto, Classico Superiore 540. Tuscany, Italy Piedmont, Italy 470. 1370. Veneto, Italy All wines are very limited and subject to availability 25 RESERVE WINES (cabernet sauvignon unless otherwise noted) limited and special selections of the United States California 70000 2012 Amuse Bouche, Napa Valley, merlot | cabernet franc 435. 70111 2010 Amuse Bouche, Napa Valley, merlot | cabernet franc 435. 70410 2009 Amuse Bouche, Napa Valley, merlot | cabernet franc 435. 60000 1994 Barnett, Spring Mountain 230. 60507 2003 Bryant Family, Napa 940. 61310 2002 Bryant Family, Napa 900. 70411 2010 Corison, Kronos Vineyard, Napa 210. 70401 2002 Corison, Kronos Vineyard, Napa 265. 70232 2010 Dana Estate, Lotus, Napa Valley 900. 60801 2009 Dana Estate, Hershey Vineyard, Howell Mountain 750. 60498 2007 Dana Estate, Helms Vineyard, Rutherford 825. 70425 2009 Diamond Creek, Volcanic Hill, Diamond Mountain 345. 60609 1996 Diamond Creek, Volcanic Hill, Diamond Mountain 440. 70418 1994 Diamond Creek, Volcanic Hill, Diamond Mountain 435. 70331 2009 Diamond Creek, Red Rock Terrace, Diamond Mountain 345. 60000 2005 Diamond Creek, Red Rock Terrace, Diamond Mountain 450. 70447 1994 Diamond Creek, Red Rock Terrace, Diamond Mountain 435. 60701 1990 Diamond Creek, Red Rock Terrace, Diamond Mountain 450. 70233 2009 Diamond Creek, Gravelly Meadow, Diamond Mountain 450. 70405 1994 Diamond Creek, Gravelly Meadow, Diamond Mountain 525. 60807 1990 Diamond Creek, Gravelly Meadow, Diamond Mountain 490. 60206 1995 Freemark Abbey, Sycamore Vineyard, Rutherford 295. 60211 1990 Freemark Abbey, Sycamore Vineyard, Rutherford 270. 70201 1985 Freemark Abbey, Sycamore Vineyard, Rutherford 270. 50504 2005 Harlan Estate, Oakville 1.5 Liter 3645. 61104 2003 Harlan Estate, Oakville 1375. 61098 2000 Harlan Estate, Oakville 1100. 61203 1999 Harlan Estate, Oakville 1325. 60906 1996 Harlan Estate, Oakville 1747. 60915 1991 Harlan Estate, Oakville 2200. All wines are very limited and subject to availability 26 RESERVE WINES (cabernet sauvignon unless otherwise noted) California (continued) 70314 2007 Heitz Cellars, Trailside, Rutherford 200. 70103 2008 Heitz Cellars, Martha’s, Oakville 372. 70402 2007 Heitz Cellars, Martha’s, Oakville 575. 70438 2000 Heitz Cellars, Martha’s, Oakville 222. 60000 1999 Heitz Cellars, Martha’s, Oakville 300. 14512 1994 Keenan, Napa Valley, merlot 200. 61307 2008 Keenan, Reserve, Spring Mountain District 200. 60203 2009 Kenzo Estate, Rindo, Napa Valley 200. 70215 2010 Kenzo Estate, Rindo, Napa Valley 200. 61407 2007 M by Michael Mondavi, Animo Vineyard, Atlas Peak 400. 70216 2007 Meyer Family, Bonny’s Vineyard, Oakville 300. 14711 2011 Opus One, Napa Valley 399. 70210 2010 Opus One, Napa Valley 455. 70214 2012 Pahlmeyer, Napa Valley 260. All wines are very limited and subject to availability 27 RESERVE WINES (cabernet sauvignon unless otherwise noted) California (continued) 70228 2010 Peter Michael, Les Pavots, Knights Valley 342. 70498 2009 Peter Michael, Les Pavots, Knights Valley 320. 70204 2011 Ridge, Monte Bello, Santa Cruz Mountains 330. 70454 2010 Ridge, Monte Bello, Santa Cruz Mountains 350. 60000 2000 Ridge, Monte Bello, Santa Cruz Mountains 385. 60000 1997 Ridge, Monte Bello, Santa Cruz Mountains 500. 70234 1994 Ridge, Monte Bello, Santa Cruz Mountains 485. 60000 1993 Ridge, Monte Bello, Santa Cruz Mountains 500. 60907 1988 Ridge, Monte Bello, Santa Cruz Mountains 495. 61306 1978 Ridge, Monte Bello, Santa Cruz Mountains 800. 61106 2009 Second Flight, Screaming Eagle, Oakville 700. 60503 2008 Second Flight, Screaming Eagle, Oakville 700. 60311 2007 Second Flight, Screaming Eagle, Oakville 825. 61401 2011 Screaming Eagle, Oakville 1950. 61412 2009 Screaming Eagle, Oakville 2225. 60812 2005 Screaming Eagle, Oakville 3750. 70449 2010 Shafer Vineyards, Hillside Select, Napa 465. 60511 2007 Tierra Roja, Oakville 350. 61405 2006 Tierra Roja, Oakville 255. 70230 2006 Vin Roc, Napa Valley 175. 70434 2010 Vin Roc, Atlas Peak 185. 60401 MV ZD Vineyards, Abacus XVI 1992-2013 960. 60000 MV ZD Vineyards, Abacus XIII 1992-2010 785. Australia- South Australia 61204 1998 Parker, Coonawarra Estate, Coonawarra 280. 60505 1996 Penfolds, Grange, 94 shiraz, 6 cabernet 795. 60408 1994 Penfolds, Grange, 89 shiraz, 11 cabernet 900. 61003 1976 Penfolds, Grange, 89 shiraz, 11 cabernet 2800. All wines are very limited and subject to availability 28 RESERVE WINES Bordeaux, France Saint-Estephe 60398 60000 60000 1995 Château Lafon-Rochet 1995 Château Montrose 1986 Château Montrose 210. 300. 425. Pauillac 60000 61102 60000 61312 50312 2000 1998 1995 1990 1976 Château Pichon Lalande Château Lafite Rothschild Château Lynch Bages Château Latour Château Latour 1.5 Liter 700. 2250. 500. 2000. 2200. Saint-Julien 60904 60711 1975 Château Ducru-Beaucaillou 1983 Château Leoville Las-Cases 60908 1990 Château Margaux 1995 Château Palmer 1975 Château Palmer 395. 440. Margaux 60000 61498 2400. 725. 570. Pessac-Leognan 61201 1982 Château Haut Brion 2600. Saint-Emilion 70414 61198 50612 2005 Château Lassègue 2000 Château La Gaffellere 1986 Château Cheval Blanc, St Emillion 1.5 Liter 280. 485. 2400. Pomerol 61311 60198 60000 1995 Château Pétrus 1982 Château Le Bon Pasteur 1995 Château Le Bon Pasteur 4500. 675. 255. All wines are very limited and subject to availability 29 ONE BOTTLE PAGE Oregon-Pinot Noir 60000 60000 2010 2008 70333 60208 60309 70000 60000 60000 60109 60000 60000 61002 60403 60000 60000 60000 50000 70000 60511 60606 60000 60000 60000 60000 60000 2010 2010 2010 2010 2009 2009 2008 2008 2008 2007 2003 2007 2007 2007 2007 2007 2007 2006 2005 2002 1994 1994 1994 50000 60000 61202 61403 2009 1998 1976 1975 Beaux Freres, Estate, Ribbon Ridge Domaine Drouhin, Laurene, Dundee Hills 170. 180. California-Cabernet Sauvignon Cakebread, Napa Grgich Hills Cellars, Napa Valley Trefethen, Oak Knoll District Janzen, Napa Valley Stony Hill, Estate, Napa Corison, Napa Valley Kelleher, Oakville Paradigm, Oakville Shafer, Relentless, Napa, syrah Lacuna, California, syrah JC Cellars, Pourquoi Pas, Rockpile/Côte-Rôtie syrah Jordan, Alexander Valley Araujo, Eiesele, Oakville Grgich Hills, Mijenkos Old Vine Vineyard, Napa, zinfandel Navarro, Mendocino Silver Oak, Alexander Valley Tierra Roja, Oakville Arrowood, Sonoma Valley Ehret Family, Knights Valley, Sonoma Viansa, Ossidiana, Chalk Hill, cabernet franc Barnett, Spring Mountain Viader, Napa Valley Keenan, Napa Valley merlot 145. 130. 125. 99. 131. 150. 160. 139. 195. 90. 325. 160. 660. 300. 75. 199. 350. 160. 75. 300. 230. 360. 200. France Château Haut Selve, Bordeaux, Graves Paul Autard, Rhone Valley, Chateauneuf-du-Pape Château Montrose, Bordeaux, Saint-Estephe Château Palmer, Bordeaux, Margaux 63. 260. 375. 570. South Australia 50000 61009 60209 1998 2005 2005 Oliver Tarangon, McLaren Vale, shiraz Yarra Yering, Red #2, Yarra Valley, shiraz Yarra Yering, Red #1, Yarra Valley, cabernet| merlot All wines are very limited and subject to availability 30 170. 180. 195. Dessert Wines 2013 Michele Chiarlo Moscato d’Asti, ‘Nivole’ Italy .……7/gl 38/375ml 2009 Chateau Grillon Sauternes, France……..…………… .14/gl 75/750 ml 2012 Inniskillin Icewine, Riesling, Canada …….………..24/gl 120/375 ml 2012 Peller EstatesIcewine, Cabernet Franc, Canada..….25/gl 130/375 ml 2013 Bonny Doon, grenache blanc-roussane, Arroyo Seco.9/gl 47/375 ml 2011 Honig sauvignon blanc, Rutherford- Napa …...…….20/gl 95/375 ml 2008 Royal Tokaji Co. Tokaji Aszú,5 Puttonyos, Hungary.16/gl 75/500ml 1997 Chateau Y’qeem, Sauternes, Bordeaux, France……...…..375/375 ml Port Quinta Noval 10 Year Tawny………...….……...…...10/gl 65/375ml Dows 20 Year Tawny………….………….………….15/gl 120/750ml Quinta Noval 2007 ………….………..……………18/gl 175/750ml Graham 1997…………………….……...…………...24/gl 200/750ml Graham 1997………………….…………………….………..650/1500ml Dows 1970 …………….………………….………….……….525/750ml Taylor’s 1970 ………………….…………….……….……….410/750ml Sandeman 1955 ……………….………………….......……….600/750ml Grahams Six Grapes ..………….…………………..………..6/gl 48/500ml Meyer Family Zinfandel ………….………….……..…...9/gl 60/750ml Madeira Blandy’s 10Year malmsey…………………….. ……...10/gl 65/375ml Barbeito 1978 sercial ………………………………... 30/gl 300/750ml D’Oliveira’s 1973 verdelho……………………. ………..….25/gl 275/750ml D’Oliveira’s 1968 bual……………………………...…34/gl 330/750ml D’Oliveira’s 1937 sercial…………………….…………….…………700/750ml Barbeito 1910 sercial………………...…..….………….....….900/750ml All wines are very limited and subject to availability 31
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