CHAMPAGNE & SPARKLING WINES

Begun by a Benedictine monk in 1688, Champagne has since attended thousands of parties and toasted countless celebrations. Located 90 miles northeast of Paris, the Champagne region has exported it’s famous “sparkling” technique around the globe. No other wine is so associated with joy and festivity. It makes the young wise and the old young again.

FULL BOTTLES

130

Poema Cava, Spain, N/V

$35

106

Dom Perignon, France, ‘99

$250

134

Majella “Black Bubbles”, Australia, ‘04

$60

107

Pommery Brut, France, N/V

$65

132

Taittinger Brut, France, N/V

$90

129

Taittinger “Compte de Champagne”, France, ‘98

$275

111

Veuve Clicquot “La Grande Dame”, France, ‘98

$250

HALF BOTTLES

114

Gruët Brut “Blanc de Noirs”, New Mexico, N/V

$25

120

Taittinger Brut, France, N/V

$45

112

Veuve Clicquot “Yellow Label”, France, N/V

$55

SPLITS

126

Cristalino Brut “Sparkling” Cava, Spain, N/V

$10

110

Moët & Chandon “White Star”, France, N/V

$23

127

Moët & Chandon “Rosé”, France, N/V

$26

140

Pommery “POP”, France, N/V

$20

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WHITE WINE VARIETALS

From New Zealand to Oregon and everywhere in between, we have searched to discover a unique variety of white grapes. We are confident that whatever your taste, you will find something here to enhance your dining experience.

FULL BOTTLES

219

Ballentine Chenin Blanc, Napa, ‘05

$28

248

Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc, New Zealand, ‘06

$60

270

Hugel Riesling, Alsace, ‘05

$52

209

Feudi di San Gregorio Grego di Tufo, Campania, ‘05

$55

204

Nora Albarino, Rios Spain, ‘06

$38

203

Bottega Vinaia Pinot Grigio, Italy, ‘06

$45

218

Rosenblum “Kathy’s Vineyard” Viognier, California, ‘06

$44

224

Stags Leap Wine Cellars Sauvignon Blanc, Napa, ‘06

$58

258

Treana “Mer Soliel”, Central Coast, ‘04

$60

256

Robert Mondavi Fume Blanc, California, ‘05

$38

14

Honig Sauvignon Blanc, Napa, ‘06

$36

HALF BOTTLES

216

King Estate Pinot Gris, Oregon, ‘05

$22

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CHARDONNAY
The earliest recorded reference to Chardonnay occured in 1330 when Cistercian monks in France built stonewalls around their vineyards protecting their “precious golden grapes” from peasants. It has since become one of the most widely planted grape in the world. An important component to Champagne, Chardonnay is planted and enjoyed in every wine making region on Earth.

FULL BOTTLES

265

Beringer “Private Reserve”, Napa, ‘05

$62

244

Cakebread “Reserve”, Napa, ‘04

$130

202

Cakebread, Napa, ‘06

$90

226

Chateau St. Jean, Sonoma, ‘06

$32

272

Falcor, Napa, ‘03

$78

210

Far Niente, Napa, ‘05

$99

220

Iron Horse, Sonoma, ‘04

$58

222

Jordan, Sonoma, ‘05

$65

252

Joseph Drouhin Chablis, France, ‘05

$44

261

Kistler, Sonoma Coast, ‘05

$110

227

Nozzole “La Bruniche”, Italy, ‘06

$36

214

Penfolds “Yattarna”, Australia, ‘02

$120

269

Plumpjack “Reserve”, Napa, ‘06

$95

243

Robert Mondavi “Reserve”, Napa, ‘99

$78

280

Shafer “Red Shoulder Ranch”, Napa, ‘05

$99

240

Sonoma-Cutrer “Les Pierres”, Sonoma, ‘04

$80

262

Sonoma-Cutrer “Russian River Ranches”, Sonoma, ‘05

$48

230

Lange Reserve, Willamete, ‘05

$46

231

Morgan, California, ‘05

$50

239

Yalumba, Australia, ‘05

$40

219

Château Potelle VGS, Napa, ‘05

$115

220

Justin, Paso Robles, ‘06

$46

228

Jarvis, Napa, ‘06

$79

235

Pahlmeyer, Napa , ‘04

$150

255

Seabiscuit, Mendocino County,, ‘06

$50

286

BR Cohn, Sonoma, ‘06

$54

HALF BOTTLES

284

Cambria “Katherine’s”, Santa Barbara, ‘06

$26

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CABERNET SAUVIGNON & CABERNET BLENDS

When Baron de Brane pulled up his white varietals at Chateau Mouton in the 18th century and replaced them with a little known red grape called Vidure, a wine revolution began. A relative newcomer to the wine world, Vidure -- now known as Cabernet Sauvignon -- has become the most widely planted and consumed red wine on the planet. Cabernet berries have a thick and very tough skin which, enables the grape to withstand disease and harsh climates. Often blended with other varieties to soften it, Cabernet has become synonymous with age and, at its best, can last more than a century.

MAGNUMS

400

Elyse “Morisoil“, Napa, ‘99

$270

402

Frog's Leap, ‘05

$210

410

Joseph Phelps, Napa, ‘05

$280

823

Joseph Phelps “Insignia”, Napa, ‘02

$550

FULL BOTTLES

421

Armidor Cabernet, Chile, ‘02

$30

479

Armidor Cabernet, Chile, ‘02

$94

288

Armidor Cabernet, Chile, ‘02

$45

802

Beringer “Private Reserve”, Napa, ‘81

$175

805

Beringer “Private Reserve”, Napa, ‘84

$175

806

Beringer “Private Reserve”, Napa, ‘85

$185

807

Beringer “Private Reserve”, Napa, ‘86

$185

808

Beringer “Private Reserve”, Napa, ‘87

$195

809

Beringer “Private Reserve”, Napa, ‘90

$175

810

Beringer “Private Reserve”, Napa, ‘92

$175

811

Beringer “Private Reserve”, Napa, ‘93

$175

812

Beringer “Private Reserve”, Napa, ‘95

$165

813

Beringer “Private Reserve”, Napa, ‘96

$165

814

Beringer “Private Reserve”, Napa, ‘97

$150

815

Beringer “Private Reserve”, Napa, ‘99

$150

816

Beringer “Private Reserve”, Napa, ‘00

$150

474

Bonterra McNab Red, Mendocino, ‘03

$68

426

B.R. Cohn “Olive Hill”, Sonoma, ‘04

$110

447

Cakebread, Napa, ‘05

$160

903

Casa Lapostolle Cuvee Alexandre , Chile ‘05

$65

460

Caymus, Napa, ‘04

$135

459

Caymus, Napa, ‘05

$135

831

Caymus “Special Select”, Napa, ‘00

$215

828

Caymus “Special Select”, Napa, ‘01

$215

449

Caymus “Special Select”, Napa, ‘02

$215

803

Caymus “Special Select”, Napa, ‘04

$275

429

Caymus “Special Select”, Napa, ‘05

$320

451

Ceago, Mendocino, ‘02

$72

819

Château Montelena, ‘04

$85

820

Château Montelena Estate, Napa, ‘99

$200

822

Château Montelena Estate, Napa, ‘00

$175

823

Château Montelena Estate, Napa, ‘01

$175

824

Château Montelena Estate, Napa, ‘02

$175

825

Château Montelena Estate, Napa, ‘03

$175

423

Château St. Jean “Cinq Cepage”, Napa, ‘02

$100

437

Château St. Jean “Cinq Cepage”, Napa, ‘03

$120

462

Conn Creek “Anthology”, Napa, ‘98

$125

463

Conn Creek “Anthology”, Napa, ‘02

$130

516

Consentino “The Poet”, Napa, ‘04

$99

520

Cyrus, Alexander Valley, ‘00

$120

525

Cyrus, Alexander Valley, ‘01

$120

526

Cyrus, Alexander Valley, ‘02

$120

527

Cyrus, Alexander Valley, ‘03

$120

839

Diamond Creek “Red Rock Terrace”, Napa, ‘99

$180

841

Diamond Creek “Volcanic Hill”, Napa, ‘99

$180

415

Diamond Creek “Lake”, Napa, ‘87

$695

439

Dominus, Napa, ‘03

$230

466

Ehlers Estate “1886”, Napa, ‘03

$135

452

Elyse “Morisoli”, ‘02

$130

453

Elyse “Morisoli”, ‘03

$130

430

Falcor “Les Beju”, Napa ‘02

$90

902

Ferrari-Carrano “Tresor”, Sonoma, ‘04

$110

442

Flora Springs, Napa, ‘04

$70

487

Flora Springs “Trilogy”, Napa, ‘03

$130

448

Franciscan, Napa, ‘04

$60

428

Franciscan “Magnificat”, Napa, ‘04

$90

424

Geyser Peak “Reserve Cabernet”, Alexander Valley, ‘04

$98

427

Groth, Oakville, ‘04

$95

508

Heitz “Martha’s Vineyard”, Napa, ‘99

$245

422

Heitz “Martha Vineyard”, Napa, ‘01

$230

471

Joseph Phelps, Napa, ‘05

$125

435

Joseph Phelps “Pastiche”, Napa, ‘84

$280

443

Joseph Phelps “Insignia”, Napa, ‘89

$195

912

Joseph Phelps “Insignia”, Napa, ‘98

$235

913

Joseph Phelps “Insignia”, Napa, ‘01

$240

470

Joseph Phelps “Insignia”, Napa, ‘02

$280

914

Joseph Phelps “Insignia”, Napa, ‘03

$215

445

Joseph Phelps “Insignia”, Napa, ‘04

$225

446

Jordan, Sonoma, ‘99

$150

447

Jordan, Sonoma, ‘00

$100

457

Jordan, Sonoma, ‘01

$140

458

Jordan, Alexander Valley, ‘02

$100

469

Justin Isosclese, Paso Robles, ‘04

$135

860

Kenwood “Artist Series”, Sonoma, ‘99

$135

603

La Jota, Napa, ‘04

$85

444

Matanzas Creek, Sonoma, ‘02

$75

864

Mayacamus, Napa, ‘97

$180

869

Mayacamus, Napa, ‘99

$165

873

Mayacamus, Napa, ‘02

$195

455

Merryvale “Profile”, Napa, ‘95

$195

877

Merryvale “Profile”, Napa, ‘99

$180

921

Merryvale “Profile”, Napa, ‘00

$140

922

Merryvale “Profile”, Napa, ‘01

$150

865

Merryvale “Profile”, Napa, ‘02

$170

911

Montes Alpha, Chile, ‘05

$48

890

Nickel & Nickel “Sullenger”, Napa, ‘04

$185

891

Nickel & Nickel “Branding Iron”, Napa, ‘04

$185

910

Niebaum Coppola “Rubicon”, Napa, ‘03

$215

924

Opus One, Napa, ‘92

$270

926

Opus One, Napa, ‘95

$270

928

Opus One, Napa, ‘97

$300

929

Opus One, Napa, ‘98

$205

930

Opus One, Napa, ‘99

$225

931

Opus One, Napa, ‘00

$210

480

Opus One, Napa, ‘01

$230

840

Opus One, Napa, ‘03

$260

481

Opus One, Napa, ‘04

$260

603

Peju, Napa, ‘04

$98

935

Plumpjack Estate, Napa, ‘05

$160

939

Quintessa, Napa, ‘98

$155

940

Quintessa, Napa, ‘99

$180

941

Quintessa, Napa, ‘00

$160

943

Quintessa, Napa, ‘02

$195

936

Quintessa, Napa, ‘03

$155

949

Quintessa, Napa, ‘04

$155

951

Raymond “Generations", Napa, ‘01

$95

642

Raymond, Napa, ‘89

$115

648

Raymond, Napa, ‘90

$115

708

Raymond, Napa, ‘91

$115

652

Raymond, Napa, ‘92

$115

660

Raymond, Napa, ‘95

$115

662

Ridge “Home Ranch ”, Santa Cruz, ‘02

$60

874

Robert Mondavi “Reserve”, Napa, ‘88

$210

881

Robert Mondavi “Reserve”, Napa, ‘96

$210

878

Robert Mondavi “Reserve”, Napa, ‘99

$195

877

Robert Mondavi “Reserve”, Napa, ‘02

$190

854

Robert Mondavi “Tokalon”, Napa, ‘99

$195

853

Robert Mondavi “Twilight”, Napa, ‘99

$210

461

Robert Pecota “Katherine's Vineyard”, Alexander Valley, ‘02

$95

407

Rodney Strong “Alden Vineyard”, Alexander Valley, ‘04

$70

946

Robert Sinsky Bordeaux, Napa, ‘02

$95

482

Santa Rita Reserve, Chile, ‘04

$42

746

Santa Rita Floresta Apalta Cabernet, Chile, ‘04

$135

862

Shafer, Napa, ‘04

$165

859

Shafer, Napa, ‘05

$165

895

Shafer “Hillside Select”, Napa, ‘02

$380

477

Shafer “Hillside Select”, Napa, ‘03

$390

425

Silver Oak, Alexander Valley, ‘02

$133

603

Silver Oak, Alexander Valley, ‘03

$165

494

Silver Oak, Napa, ‘02

$210

498

Silver Oak, Napa, ‘03

$220

892

Silverado “Limited Reserve”, Napa, ‘01

$165

493

Spring Mountain “Reserve”, Napa, ‘03

$92

467

Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars “Cask 23”, Napa, ‘03

$305

498

Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars “Fay”, Napa, ‘03

$170

497

Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars “Fay”, Napa, ‘04

$170

473

Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars “SLV”, Napa, ‘03

$180

440

Stag’s Leap Winery “Ne Cede Malis”, Napa, ‘02

$110

454

tTerra Valentine, Napa, ‘03

$75

420

Treana “Reserve” Meritage, Central Coast, ‘04

$100

499

Trefethen “Reserve”, Napa, ‘01

$160

501

Trinchero “Chicken Ranch”, Napa, ‘04

$55

489

Turnbull “The Old Bull Red”, Napa, ‘05

$60

502

Whitehall Lane, Napa, ‘04

$90

HALF BOTTLES

416

Artesa Elements, Carneros, ‘04

$32

116

Haven's “Bourriquot”, Napa, ‘01

$45

824

Merryvale “Starmont”, Napa, ‘05

$45

943

Quintessa, Napa, ‘04

$90

915

Shafer, Napa, ‘04

$70

135

Spring Mountain, Napa, ‘03

$45

403

Staglin Family Vineyard, Napa, ‘04

$125

468

Whitehall Lane, Napa, ‘04

$55

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MERLOT

“The Bride of Cabernet,” Merlot has been planted as early as the second century. However, it wasn’t until the early 1800’s that Merlot was bottled as a stand-alone varietal. An early ripening grape, Merlot has found great success in California as a softer more approachable young wine.

MAGNUM

609

St. Francis, Sonoma, ‘95

$150

FULL BOTTLES

510

Bonterra, Mendocino, ‘05

$50

950

Cakebread, Napa, ‘04

$150

500

Duckhorn, Napa, ‘04

$110

506

Franciscan, Napa, ‘04

$55

624

L'ecole no. 41, Washington, ‘04

$72

736

Marques de Casa Concho, Chile, ‘04

$52

625

Mantanzas Creek , ‘04

$62

953

Mayacamus, Napa, ‘97

$125

580

Merryvale “Starmont”, Napa ‘04

$68

530

Northstar, Washington, ‘03

$60

507

Oberon, Napa, ‘05

$46

668

Paradigm, Napa, ‘03

$95

503

Raymond “Reserve”, Napa, ‘03

$65

670

Shafer, Napa, ‘04

$110

512

Shafer, Napa, ‘05

$110

514

Stag’s Leap Winery, Napa, ‘05

$56

540

Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars, Napa, ‘04

$95

952

Swanson, Napa, ‘02

$68

703

Whitehall Lane, Napa, ‘04

$70

HALF BOTTLES

505

Steele, Carneros, ‘03

$30

704

Whitehall Lane, Napa, ‘04

$40

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PINOT NOIR / BURGUNDY

Ancient Romans knew this grape as “Helvenacia Minor” and began cultivating it as early as the 1st century. The reputation that garners Pinot Noir so much attention, however, is owed to the wines of Burgundy France. For most of wine history, this two mile wide, thirty mile stretch of hills called the Cote d’ Or (Slope of Gold) is the only region to achieve constant success with the Pinot Noir vine. However, recent years have shown that excellent Pinor Noir wines can come from New World regions such as California and Oregon.

FULL BOTTLES

600

Archery Summit “Arcus Estate”, Willamette, ‘03

$130

672

Calera, Monterey, ‘06

$60

640

Cherry Hill Estate, Willamette, ‘04

$58

610

Cristom, “Sommer's Reserve”, Willamette, ‘05

$95

605

David Bruce, Carneros , ‘06

$70

602

Domaine Drouhin, Oregon, ‘04

$95

650

Domaine Serene “Evenstad Reserve”, Willamette, ‘04

$105

713

Domaine Serene “Jerusalem Hill”, Willamette, ‘04

$175

661

Erath, Oregon, ‘06

$50

620

Gary Farrell “Rochioli & Allen”, Sonoma, ‘02

$125

608

Jakel, Monterey, ‘04

$55

671

Lange “Reserve”, Oregon, ‘06

$65

673

Louis Jadoot Pommard, France, ‘05

$105

616

Mark West, California, ‘05

$36

690

Patz & Hall, Sonoma Coast, ‘06

$75

622

Row 11, Russian River, ‘03

$78

669

Sineann “Covey Ridge”, Oregon, ‘06

$105

666

Volnay, “Vieilles Vignes”, Nicolas Potel, ‘03

$85

HALF BOTTLES

604

Cristom, “Marjorie's Vineyard”, Willamette, ‘04

$48

716

Domaine Serene “Evenstad”, Willamette, ‘04

$60

722

Elk Cove, Willamette, ‘05

$40

611

King Estate, Oregon, ‘05

$28

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BORDEAUX

Most wine lovers would agree that Cabernet’s spiritual and historic home lies in Bordeaux, France. Merlot and Cabernet Franc make up the “red grape trio” of Bordeaux, while Petite Verdot and Malbec are also used in lesser quantities. Throughout the ages, the region’s reputation for fine wine is unsurpassed, and its principles of wine production remain, to this day, a yardstick for other aspiring wine regions throughout the world.

FULL BOTTLES

933

Château Cheval Blanc, St. Emillion, ‘79

$280

730

Château Crueaz, Pessac-Leognan, ‘03

$80

958

Château Gruaud Larose, St. Julien, ‘90

$280

817

Château Haut Beausejour, Pauillac, ‘02

$62

960

Château Haute Brion, Pauillac, ‘92

$320

906

Château Lafite Rothschild, Pauillac, ‘62

$420

918

Château Latour, Pauillac, ‘73

$300

974

Château Latour, Pauillac, ‘98

$270

967

Château Margeaux, Margeaux, ‘94

$350

964

Château Mouton Rothschild, Pauillac, ‘92

$320

968

Château Mouton Rothschild, Pauillac, ‘94

$280

973

Château Mouton Rothschild, Pauillac, ‘97

$290

944

Château Petrus, Pomerol, ‘79

$950

731

Cuhart Milon, Pauillac,, ‘99

$70