White
Chateau Ste. Michelle Riesling
Glass: $9/ Bottle: $36
Maso Canali Pinot Grigio, Trentino, Italy
The nose delivers nectarine and light citrus, and the wine is characterized by enticing flavors of lemon and fresh apple, with floral notes.
Glass: $11/ Bottle: $44
Soave
Lemony notes, pear, delicate almond nuttiness, and nuances of white flowers – Enjoy with salty nibbles, white meats and fish; Vegetable dishes with not too heavy sauces; & simple egg dishes like quiche.
Glass: $8/ Bottle: $35
Valckenberg Riesling 2012
Thin and drier than expected. Nice lemon flavors. Very delicate fruit with harsh acidity.
Glass: $9.50/ Bottle: $38
Whitehaven Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough
With a crisp, clean, lingering finish this wine has aromas of vibrant currant leaf and gooseberry.
Glass: $11/ Bottle: $44
William Hill Chardonnay, Central Coast
Aromas and flavors of ripe tree fruit and spice with hints of citrus and tropical notes. Notes of vanilla and toasty oak round out the palate.
Glass: $8/ Bottle: $32
Red
Barbera d’Alba Superiore
Opens with emerging darker, hearty, big fruit flavors of red and purple plums, blackberries, darker cherries; excellent with firm yellow cheeses; for roast pork red meats, beef dishes, game including venison, wild boar, duck, goose, hare; pastas with red & creamy pastas.
Glass: $13/ Bottle: $58
Chateau Gonin, 2007, Bordeaux, France
Deep ruby color and a domination of vanilla on the nose with some cherry and black currant on the smooth palate. The tannins are silky and the finish lingers beautifully. Great with roasted meats and cheese.
Grapes: Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon
Glass $12/ Bottle: $52
DeLoach Heritage Reserve Pinot Noir, California
Aromas of strawberry jam and a touch of mint, almost “Beaujolais” in style. To the taste, Queen Anne cherries, pomegranate, and cranberry are the primary flavors.
Glass $10/ Bottle: $40
Grayson Cellars Merlot
Glass $8/ Bottle: $32
Grayson Zinfandel
The Grayson Zinfandel shows a dark color with rich mixed raspberries, strawberries and brambles surrounded by hints of spice including black pepper and cinnamon. Intense richness carries through on the palate of this full bodied wine with explosive blackberry and raspberry pie flavors. The wine’s finish is long and elegant.
Glass $9/ Bottle: $36
Il Viaggio
A broader somewhat darker flavor than Chianti, the fruit-laden Sangiovese cherry richness being given a more focused in-depth flavor similar to a Cabernet Sauvignon; Excellent with meat and heavier dishes.
Glass $12/ Bottle: $54
Le Macine Merlot
Very straight forward medium dark cherry – fine for easy sipping: good for burgers, quesadillas, burritos & other non-feisty Mexican foods; Pizza & all manner of pasta with red sauces, and just plain sipping.
Glass $11/ Bottle: $48
Le Macine Merlot
Very straight forward medium dark cherry – fine for easy sipping: good for burgers, quesadillas, burritos & other non-feisty Mexican foods; Pizza & all manner of pasta with red sauces, and just plain sipping.
Glass $11/ Bottle: $48
Montoya Pinot Noir
Rich long lasting flavors of raspberry and black cherry give this Monterey wine a delicious and soft mouthfeel. The grapes come from old vines planted in the 1960s – this gives more concentrated flavor to the fruit adding a sense of dried figs and spice to the standard raspberry. Montoya Vineyards is located just outside Greenfield, CA, in southern Monterey County. Because of its proximity to the Pacific Ocean, this is a cooler growing region, perfect for Pinot Noir. This is an easy-drinking option for all lighter meals.
Glass $10.50/ Bottle: $42
Champagne/Sparkling Wine
9.5
Glass $8/ Bottle: $35
Calcu Rose
Glass $8/ Bottle: $35
Mont Marcal Cava
Bottle: $55
Prosecco Brut
Bottle: $65
Prosecco Extra Dry
Bottle: $67