Wine Menu

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Champagne & Sparkling

Domaine d’Edouard
18

Côtes d’Auxerre, France | Pinot Noir, Chardonnay MV

Gaston Chiquet
25

Vallée de la Marne, France | Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, pinot meunier MV

Kir- Yianni
16

Florina, Greece | Xinomavro MV

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Rosé & Orange

Lauverjat
18

Sancerre, France | Pinot Noir 2021

Gerard Bertrand
14

Languedoc-Roussillon, France | Chardonnay, Grenache Blanc 2020

Domaine Tatsis
17

Macedonia, Greece | Xinomavro 2020

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Sweet

Blandy's
50 1oz | 150 3oz

'Terrantez' | Madiera, Portugal 1978

Blandy's
50 1oz | 150 3oz

'Sercial' | Maderia, Portugal 1968

Henriques y Henriques
20 1oz | 60 3oz

'Terrantez' | Maderia, Portugal 20YR

El Sierra Maestro
5 1oz | 15 3oz

'Pedro Ximenez' | Jerez, Spain

Quinta Infantado
10 1oz | 30 3oz

'Tourica Nacional' | Porto, Portugal 2010

Red Tail Ridge
10 1oz | 30 3oz

'Riesling' | 'Block 907' Fingerlakes, New York 2013

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White

Domaine de la Combe
16

Loire Valley, France | 'Reserve Personelle' Muscadet 2019

Punta Crena
18

Liguria, Italy | Vermentino 2021

Paco & Lola
18

Rias Baixas, Spain | Albariño 2021

Von Winning
17

Pfalz, Germany | Riesling Trocken 2020

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Red

Alto Moncayo
26

Campo de Borja, Spain | Garnacha 2020

Chateau Ksara
16

Beqaa Valley, Lebanon | 'Old Vine' Carignan 2020

Chateau Musar
23

Beqaa Valley, Lebanon | 'Hochar Père et Fils' Cinsault, Grenache 2019

Clos de la Roilette
22

Fleurie, France | 'Cuvée Tardive' Gamay 2021

Enderle & Moll
20

Baden, Germany | Pinot noir 2021

Thacher
20

Paso Robles, California | 'Controlled Chaos' Mourvèdre, Zinfandel 2017

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Reserved

Sandi
40

St. Rita Hills, California | ‘Riconada’ Chardonnay 2020

Beronia
30

Rioja, Spain | Tempranillo 2013

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Champagne & Sparkling

Grand Marque Champagne

The top ``grande marque`` houses have set the benchmark for consistency and quality in champagne. rarely are their ``tete-de-cuvees`` or best of blends overshadowed in their elegance by what is considered fashionable today with Grower producers.

Charles Le Bel
105

'1818', Mareuil-Sur_Ay MV

Pol Roger
150

Brut, Epernay MV

Pol Roger
660

'Sir Winston Churchill', Epernay 2012

Vallée De La Marne

The cool valley created by the marne river is the perfect climate for pinot meunier. historically seen as just a blending grape, many producers in this region are showcasing its ability to stand alone. cumieres, ay, and mareuil-sur-ay are the the most important villages of the marne, with bisseuil, romery, and avenay-val d'or emerging as ``ones to watch``.

William Deutz
500

‘Parcelles d’Aÿ', Aÿ 2010

William Deutz
1300

‘Blanc de Blanc’, Aÿ 1989

Montagne de Reims

If the cote de blancs produces the most delicate and ethereal wines in champagne, the montagne de reims (where pinot noir reigns supreme) produces its most powerful. montagne de reims wines have the versatility to pair through an entire meal. bouzy, verzenay, ambonnay, and verzy are villages that stand above the rest

Benoit Dehu
296

Blanc de Noir, 'Rue de Noyers' Vallée de la Marne 2018

Benoit Marguet
576

1er Cru 'Sapience', Ambonnay 2014

Geoffroy
155

'Expression', Ay MV

Gonet-Medeville
475

'Blanc de Noir', Ambonnay MV

Jacques Lassaigne
120

Blanc de Blanc 'Clos Ste. Sophie', Montegueux 2016

J. Lasalle
210

'Preference', Chingy-Les-Roses MV

Mousse Fils
233

'Les Vignes de Mon Village', Vallée de la Marne MV

Marc Hebrart
233

'Mes Favorites Vielles Vignes', Mareuil-Sur-Ay, MV

Sparkling

Achillée
60

'Quetsches Alors', Alsace, France 2020

Achillée
90

'Cremant d' Alsace', Alsace, France 2019

Christian Madl
120

'Von den Weissen', Niederösterreich, Austria 2016

Gramona
315

'Celler Battle' Catalonia, Spain 2012

Gusbourne
220

Blanc de Blanc, Kent, England 2018

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White Wine

Whites of the Levant

The Mediterranean was the cradle of civilization, as well as the likely birthplace of the vine. historians believe humans first encountered wine grapes in modern day Lebanon and by 4100 BCE, domesticated them in modern day Armenia and Georgia. The Phoenicians, followed later by the Greeks and Romans, spread the vine on every side of the sea. Though celebrated in antiquity, many of the traditional wines of the Mediterranean exist in obscurity today regardless of their clear potential and historic importance. It is believed two-thirds of the vine varieties on earth are indigenous to the Mediterranean.

Lebanon

It is only fitting that one of the most iconic wines of the world comes from the place the grapevine is likely indigenous to. Gaston Hochar, inspired by his friend Roland Barton to plant vinifera grapes in Lebanon, returned with cuttings from château Leoville Barton. for his white grand vin he sourced grapes local to Lebanon, Obadiah and Merwah, which are thought to be related to Chardonnay, Semillon, and Chasselas. Gaston's son serge made over fifty vintages, including wines made during the Lebanese civil war (1975-1990)

Chateau Musar
150

Beqaa Valley 2014

Chateau Musar
200

Beqaa Valley 2012

Chateau Musar
300

Beqaa Valley 2003

Chateau Musar
240

Beqaa Valley 1997

Whites of the Mediterranean

Greece

The wild west of the Mediterranean: Greece is home to 227 inhabited islands, and several hundred unique grape varieties. Winemaking techniques that have been handed down from generation to generation have preserved a rich history in this iconic region.

Domaine Economou
265

Assyrtiko 'Phi', Crete 2015

Sigalas
110

Assyrtiko, Santorini 2021

Italy

When the Greeks arrived in Italy, they originally named it Oenetria: land of the vine. In ancient Rome, the most prized wines in all of Italy (i.e. falernum, alban, caecuban) were produced south of Rome. These wines were the original grand crus of the wine world.

Elisabetta Foradori
140

'Fontasanta', Alto-Adige 2020

Emdio Pepe
242

Trebbiano, Abruzzo 2017

Whites of Continental Europe

The top wine regions of continental Europe exist as a result of the church and its desire to expand. Starting in the middle ages, wine became an integral component of the sacrament and followed Catholicism through its expansion. Some of the most iconic wines of the world including Burgundy, Champagne, Alsace, and the Mosel have the catholic church to thank.

Chablis

Typically unoaked, this is the pinnacle of cool-climate chardonnay. Steely and racy your perspective on this classic varietal will be changed.

Alice & Olivier de Moor,
290

'Mont de Milieu' 2020

Christian Moreau
96

Christian Moreau 2020

Meursault

Many of the best white burgundy producers are based in Meursault. though this village contains no classified grand crus, the quality of the wines made from its top premier crus are rarely surpassed.

Alain Hudelot-Noellat
330

‘Clos des Ecole’ 2019

Bachey-Legros et Fils
280

‘Les Narvaux’ 2017

Bouchard
105

Cote de Beaune 2018

Domaine Laurent & Karen Boussey
135

'Vieilles Vignes' 2019

Domaine Laurent & Karen Boussey
290

'Vieilles Vignes' 2019

Domaine Tessier
120

‘Les Casses Tete’ 2018

Saint-Aubin

This overlooked commune for white burgundy ironically ``overlooks``, some of the greatest chardonnay vineyards in the world. You can even throw a stone from certain vineyards in saint-aubin right into chevalier-montrachet grand cru… just down the hill.

Jean-Claude Bachelet
165

Jean-Claude Bachelet 2020

France | Loire Valley

Domaine François et Julien Pinon,
80

'Les Trois Argiles', Vouvray 2017

Thibaud Boudignon
285

'Clos de la Hutte', Savennieres 2020

Spain | Canary Islands

This archipelago off the coast of Morocco is an unlikely place to find world class wines. However, its terrain is topographically diverse, and many high altitude sites offer a unique microclimate to make cool-climate style wines, despite its subtropical location.

Les Suertes de Marquis
140

'Vidonia', Tenerife 2021

Spain | Galicia

Just as the church brought the wine grape to northern Europe, it also brought the wine grape into the Iberian peninsula after an absence of multiple centuries. The camino de santiago pilgrimage reached its apex after the 12th century as the moorish rule began to collapse. Devout Catholics traveled from as far as modern day Czech Republic to reach St. James' reputed burial site at Santiago de Compostela in Galicia. Along the way, grape vines were planted for sacramental purposes and many grapes in Spain today likely came from countries along this journey.

Bodegas Avancia
165

'Nobleza' Valdeorras 2021

Whites of the New World

United States

The Hilt
120

St. Rita Hills 2018

Sandi
185

'Patterson', Sta. Rita Hills 2020

Sandi
165

'Riconada', Sta. Rita Hills 2020

Spottswoode
190

Napa Valley 2018

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Rose & Orange

Historically, rose has been viewed as a simple wine. and though there are ``simple`` roses (just as there are also simple whites and reds), there are also roses as compelling, age worthy, and terroir driven as their friends of other colors. The Mediterranean is a hotbed for distinct styles of rose, spanning those which are salmon in color, to some that might be confused for a very light red.

Clos Cibonne
105

Provence, France 2021

Chateau Cibon
210

'Cuvee Marius', Provence, France 2019

Domaine de Fontsainte
64

Corbieres, France 2021

Mersel
60

'Leb Nat', Beqaa Valley, Lebanon 2021

Chateau Kefraya
70

'Myst', Beqaa Valley, Lebanon 2021

Chateau Musar
123

Beqaa Valley, Lebanon 2018

Radikon
125

Venezia, Italy 500ml 2015

Radikon
220

'Jakot', Venezia, Italy 1.5ml 2015

Paolo Bea
156

'Santa Chiara', Umbria, Italy 2019

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Red

Reds of the Levant

The Mediterranean is the cradle of civilization, as well as the likely birthplace of the vine. historians believe humans first encountered wine grapes in modern day Lebanon and, by 4100 BCE, domesticated them in modern day Armenia and Georgia. the Phoenicians, followed later by the Greeks and Romans, spread the vine on every side of the sea. Though celebrated in antiquity, many of the traditional wines of the Mediterranean exist in obscurity today regardless of their clear potential and historic importance.

Lebanon

The history of the Beqaa Valley wine region has always been linked to viticulture. During the Biblical era, the writings of the Israelite prophets mentioned the wines of Lebanon. Along with this, the Ancient Phoenicians also spoke in depth about the excellent wines produced along the Mediterranean. The wine industry in Lebanon flourished during this time until the Ottoman Empire when wine production almost came to a complete halt Originally French in style and grape varietals.

Massaya
68

'Terrases de Baalbeck', Beqaa Valley, 2019

Massaya
90

'CapEst', Beqaa Valley, 2018

Massaya
170

'Reserve Gold', Beqaa Valley, 2012

Chateau Ksara
99

'Rouge', Beqaa Valley, 2018

Chateau Ksara
99

'Troiseme Millenaire', Beqaa Valley, 2018

Chateau Ksara
230

'Souverain', 2016

Chateau Kefreya
75

'Comte de M', Beqaa Valley, 2016

Reds of the Mediterranean

Greece

Economou
440

'Anitgone', Crete 2004

Italy

Before 1861, hundreds of city states comprised what we now refer to as Italy. Look no further than the cuisine and wines of these former city states to see that every region has a distinct cultural identity. Combined, over 475 grape varieties (many of which are planted nowhere else) span Italy's length, which is longer than Texas! Although latitude plays an important role in the styles of wines that are made in each region, equally impactful is a region's proximity to the coast. Below, we separate the coastal areas which share more in common with other Mediterranean regions (like Greece and southern France) from inland ones which share more in common with cooler continental regions (like burgundy and rioja).

The Islands | Sicily

Tenuta delle Terre Nere
160

'Vigne Eli Calderara', Mt. Etna 2020

Coastal Central & Southern Italy

Lonardo Taurasi
180

'Coste', Campania 2016

Paolo Bea
300

'Pagliaro', Umbria, 2018

Paolo Bea
250

'Pipparello', Umbria, 2018

Campi Valerio
515

Molise 2013

Tuscany | Montalcino

Il Palazzone
350

Riserva, Montelcino, 2015

North-East Italy | Fruili, Veneto

Ca' La Bionda
160

'Amarone', Valpolicella 2017

Ca' La Bionda
52

Valpolicella 2021

Elisabetta Foradori
205

'Granato' Alto-Adige 2019

Piedmonte

The best Nebbiolo wines from piedmont stands on equal footing with their French counterparts. no other wine region in the world has the unique set of conditions that will allow Italy's greatest wine grape, Nebbiolo, to thrive. great Nebbiolo has the ethereal perfume of great burgundy met with the power and tannins of great Bordeaux.

Aldo Conterno
860

Barolo

ArPePe
260

'Ultima Raggi', Valtellina 2013

Damilano
211

'Cannubi', Barolo 2017

Scarpa
665

Barbaresco 1982

Reds of Continental Europe

France

Clos Rougeard
385

'Clos', Saumur-Champigny, 2017

Clos Rougeard
545

'Les Poyeaux', Saumur-Champigny 2017

Alex Foillard
120

Brouilly, 2021

Jean Foillard
160

Fleurie, 2021

Jean Foillard
210

‘Cote du Py’, Morgon 2020

Marcel Lapierre
140

Morgon, 2022

Roc d’Anglade
300

Languedoc-Roussillon 2010

Domaine de la Grange Des Peres
1900

Languedoc-Roussillon 2005

Chateau Ducru-Beaucaillou
1100

St. Julien 1986

Paul Jaboulet
1550

‘La Chapelle’, Hermitage 1989

Chapoutier
400

‘Le Bernardine’, Châteauneuf-du-Pape 1990

Domaine Jamet
450

‘Fructus Voluptas’, Côte-Rôtie 2018

Spain

Just as the church brought the wine grape to northern Europe, it also brought it back into the Iberian peninsula after an absence of multiple centuries. The Camino de Santiago pilgrimage reached its apex after the 12th century as the Moorish rule began to collapse. devout Catholics traveled from as far as modern day Czech Republic to reach St. James' reputed burial site at Santiago de Compostela in Galicia. Along the way, grape vines were planted for sacramental purposes and many grapes in Spain today likely came from countries along this journey.

Muga
595

'Prado Enea', Gran Reserva, Rioja, 2000

Muga
550

'Prado Enea', Gran Reserva, Rioja, 2001

Muga
540

'Prado Enea', Gran Reserva, Rioja, 2005

Bodegas Lan
150

'Edicion Limitada', Rioja 2018

Suertes Marques
140

'Las Suertes', Canary Islands 2020

Bodegas Lan
210

'Culmen', Rioja 2015

C.V.N.E.
225

'Imperial', Rioja 2016

Raúl Perez
225

'El Pescado', Galicia, 2020

Raúl Perez
140

'La Pentitencia', Galicia 2019

R. Lopez
100

'Vina Tondonia', Rioja, 2011

R.Lopez
300

'Vina Bosconia', Rioja 2012

Germany

Enderle & Moll
200

'Buntsandstein' Baden 2020

Reds of the New World

Free from the shackles of appellation d'origine laws, the new world is a vignerons paradise. With both Mediterranean and continental climates, great winemakers take inspiration from their old-world counterparts and the true possibilities are endless. The following section celebrates the achievements of the new world, and many of these wines are made by our friends.

California

Taken From Granite
200

'Soleil', Sierra Foothills, 1999

Clos Saron
175

'Stone Soup', Sierra Foothills, 2017

Bedrock
210

'Monte Rosso', Sonoma Valley, 2020

Hirsch
120

'Bohan Dillon', Sonoma Coast 2021

Domaine de la Cote
275

'Bloomsfield', Sta. Rita Hills 2019

Heitz Cellar
1100

‘Bella Oaks’, St.Helena 1985

Heitz Cellar
1100

‘Bella Oaks’, St.Helena 1986

Dunn
1050

‘Howell Mountain’, Napa Valley 1989

Dunn
1270

‘Howell Mountain’, Napa Valley 1993

Dunn
1250

‘Howell Mountain’, Napa Valley 2007

Groth
525

Oakville 2010

Hirsch
300

‘Block 8’, Sonoma County 2018

Australia

Dalrymple
120

Tasmania 2021

South Africa

Arensig
70

'A19', Robertson 2022

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