Wine Menu

Red Wines

Côtes Catalanes - “Masia M” - 2003 - Roussillon Casenove $28.00 / $7.00
Grape: Carignan, Grenache
Country: France
This red dominates with a style that is deep and intense, yet still lively.
Although it is categorized under French wine law as a Vin de Pays des Côtes Catalanes, the quality of the wine
far exceeds its humble designation. The mix of wild, sun-roasted herbs is translated through the grapes
into the aromatics of the finished wine. Its color is a brilliant, crimson-ruby.
The bouquet is bright and lively with juicy raspberry and blackberry fruit scents
enhanced by hints of garrigue spice and lavender.
This is an excellent wine to sip on its own, for its luscious fruit and nuance-laden herbal complexity.
It's also a fine match for well-spiced Mediterranean recipes

Bouchard Aîné & Fils - Pinot Noir– 2005 – Bourgogne $26.00 / $7.00
Grape: Pinot Noir
Country: France
Red fruit aromas, cherry, kirsch with notes of lime and mint
A plump wine with a lot of fruit and a delicate note of wood.
Good persistence. Harmonious and well balanced.

Côte du Rhone – Lirac – 2003 - Chapelle de Maillac R. Sabon $38.00 / $12.00
Grape: Grenache, Syrah & Cinsault
Country: France
Full bodied, honest wines made in the best tradition; the perfumed spicy aromas and a velvety, rich palate. 
Displays concentration and most importantly balance.

Premieres Côtes de Bordeaux - 2003 - Château Clos Bourbon $30.00 / Bottle
Grapes: Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon
Country: France
Gentle and refined. An entry-level Bordeaux with hints of anise, white pepper, and clove. 
The tannins are supple and lush with a core of dark fruit.

Chateau Beau-site St. Estephe - 2003 - “Haut Vignoble” $70.00 / Bottle
Grapes: Merlot, Cabernet Franc/Sauv., Petit Verdot
Country: France
This is another example of an impressively endowed, dark ruby/purple-colored effort.
Subtle, it offers good cassis fruit, chunky, heady flavors, and soft tannin.

Graves – Château de Callac – 2002 - Rivière $45.00 / $14.50
Grape: Merlot, Cab. Sauvignon, Cab. Franc
Country: France
This blend of Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon / Franc is matured in barrels for just over 20 months, giving
the wine a deep violet red color with a hint of purple on the rim. Nose is powerful and elegant with full red fruits.
Very well balanced with excellent structure.

Saint-Emilion Grand Cru - 2001 - Château Belgard Figeac $62.00 / Bottle
Grape: Merlot, Cab. Franc, Cab. Sauvignon
Country: France
A vibrant ruby / garnet color is married to a richly spicy nose with hints of tobacco and coffee in the background;
the flavors are dominated by red currant, cassis, and raspberry; the texture is silky and the wine is smooth and
generous on the palate; the subtle tannins have grip but are graceful making this wine particularly welcoming.

Domaine Senechaux - Chateauneuf-du-Pape - 2004 $65.00 / Bottle
Grape:
Country: France
This is a very fine effort from this well-known estate in Chateauneuf du Pape,
which was recently sold to Jean-Michel Cazes, the proprietor of Lynch-Bages in Bordeaux.
The 2004 Senechaux has a peppery, garrigue, Provencal aromatic and flavor profile.
It is medium to full-bodied with silky tannins in an undeniably sexy style
meant for drinking in its first decade of life.

Primitivo Ca’ntele - 2004 $26.00 / Bottle
Grape: Zinfandel
Country: Italy
Violet reflections of this deep red wine are complemented by the unique, intense bouquet and spicy aroma.
The wine is full bodied and conveys velvety warmth.

Avignonesi Rosso - 2003 $28.00 / Bottle
Grapes: Prugnolo Gentile, Cab. Sauvignon, & Merlot
Country: Italy
Intense ruby red in color with a bouquet reminiscent of wild fruits, spices and grass; the taste is round and harmonious. 
Rich in smooth tannins and full bodied.

Capcanes "Mas Donis" Barrica - 2004 $28.00 / Bottle
Grapes: Grenache and Syrah
Country: Spain
A Rhone style blend of Grenache & Syrah. Dense ruby color followed by sumptuous aromas of blueberries,
black currants, and minerals.  Evocative of a baby Priorat, it possesses amazing fragrances, and complexity,
medium to full bodied, and a long, concentrated, heady finish.  Erobertparker.com 92 pts

Artadi - Rioja - Orobio 2004 $30.00 / Bottle
Grapes: Tempranillo
Country: Spain
A new project of Artadi’s Juan Carlos Lopez de la Calle.
Produced from 100% Tempranillo from high elevations, 50% of the wine was aged
for 6 months in French oak. Purple-colored, the wine reveals attractive aromas of spice box,
vanilla, and blackberry. On the palate it is medium-bodied and firm with
enough structure for several years of positive evolution.

Sylvan Springs Hard Yards – Shiraz – 2004 – McLaren Vale $30.00 / $8.00
Grape: Syrah/Shiraz
Country: Australia
Deep Crimson red in color. Strong ripe berry and plum fruit with some vanilla oak notes.
Rich, ripe berry fruit balanced with the tannins and bright acidity.

Pinot Noir – 2004 – Oregon - Four Graces $50.00 / Bottle
Grapes: Pinot Noir
Country: United States
Sweetness of nougatine and almond tones, red fruit mixed with rose petals and soft oak.
Dominance of vanilla. The tannins are integrated and fine, the finish very long.

Pinot Noir Reserve – 2004 – Oregon - Four Graces $65.00 / Bottle
Grapes: Pinot Noir
Country: United States
Aromas of red fruits and rhubarb. Melon flavors with spices and vanilla add complexity.
The mouth feel is at first crisp and vibrant, evolving towards refined tannins, with the flavors of red fruit
returning to linger in a long finish. This is an exceptional wine.

DuNah Vineyard – 2003 – California – Tre Cuvée $95.00 / Bottle
Grapes: Syrah, Sang, Carignane
Country: United States
A showcase of Russian River Valley. First impression on the nose is one of fine balance between floral and fruit tones, commingling with feral and visceral scents. This evolves in the glass to spicy, toasty grilled almonds and hints of yellow tree fruits. The mouth gives deep, rich layers of textured fruit and complexity, later melding seamlessly into creamy visceral sensual pleasure. The aftertaste carries the marvelous sensual texture into the late finish.

DuNah Vineyard – 2005 – California – Sangiocomo $105.00 / Bottle
Grapes: Pinot Noir
Country: United States
It is wild cacophony of dark plum and black cherry framed by smoky, feral notes around the edges of a core of tropical and dark fruits. This theme continues on the palate with dark rich fruits and sweet tannins, well balanced by nice acidity and a long rich finish.

Cabernet Sauvignon – 2003 – Napa Valley - Larkmead $110.00 / Bottle
Grapes: Cabernet Sauvignon
Country: United States
The inky ruby/purple-tinged 2003 Cabernet Sauvignon Estate offers a sweet nose of licorice, black currants, charcoal, and subtle spicy oak. Lovely fruit on the attack is followed by scorched earth-like notes reminiscent of a top-class Graves from Bordeaux. Full-bodied, elegant, and rich, with low
acidity and ripe tannin, it has 12-15 years of upside potential. 93pts Robert Parker.

Ristow Estate – 2002 – Napa Valley – Quinta de Perdras $125.00
Grapes: Cabernet Sauvignon              
Country: United States
Another fine Cabernet from this top estate. It is fleshy in texture, full bodied, and intensely flavored (black currant, blueberry, dark plum, toast, dark chocolate, spicy oak, cedar), well balanced, and very long on the finish. 93pts Robert Parker.

White Wines

Chardonnay – 2003 - Macon Village – Bouchard & Fils $26.00 / $7.00
Grapes: Chardonnay
Country: France
A pale gold with green tints, brilliant and clear.  Flowery, fruity aromas with notes of citrus fruits, mint and honeysuckle.
Exotic, even spicy scents.  Well-balanced. The dominant notes are reminiscent of grass and flowers.
Mâcon-Villages wines are dry, light, lively, charming and fresh.

Chardonnay Grand Reserve - 2003 – Vitisterra $28.00 / $8.00
Grapes: Chardonnay
Country: Chile
This is a gleaming wine, golden-yellow and olive in color. In the nose it offers aromas of tropical fruit with papayas
much in evidence. Its ageing in wood gives it an aromatic scent of toasted vanilla. In the mouth it is easy to detect
the tropical fruit and the toasting of the wood. It is a wine with great body and persistence, fresh and typically
very fruity, with a certain sensation of minerals and syrup.

Chardonnay – 2005 – Oregon – A to Z $35.00 / Bottle
Grapes: Chardonnay
Country: United States
Crafted from wines made with the Dijon clones newly available in Oregon. Vivid, gold with aromas of pear, green apple, apple blossom, lime, tangerine. Wet stone minerality evolves to include honey, butter, nutmeg and white chocolate. The ripeness and richness of the fruit are perfectly balanced by the beautiful acidity.

Chardonnay – 2005 – California – DuNah Vineyards $95.00 / Bottle
Grapes: Chardonnay
Country: United States
Rose petals play with hints of pineapple, Asian pear and star fruit, later opening into savory spices of thyme, grilled almonds and the richness of smoked rosemary lamb. The palate shows rich texture on entry, building to a distinct tropical fruit mid-palate, with final transition to late-palate, mouth-watering tropical fruit with excellent acid structure. The long, long finish returns to the clear notes of pineapple. This is a complex, multifaceted wine that has both the richness and acid to last long into the future.

Chateauneuf Du Pape – 2002 - Louis Bernard $65.00 / Bottle
Grapes: Grenache blanc, Clairette, Bourboulenc Marsanne
Country: France
At its best, Châteauneuf-du-Pape white is a wine with a floral bouquet including daffodils and honeysuckle. Its generosity is highly marked by its pungency and fineness of flavor. The wines derive their uniqueness from several sources. The round red and cream-colored stones and galets, left by ancient Alpine glaciers, absorb the heat throughout the day and then reflect it onto the vines during the cool nights. As a consequence, the grapes reach maximum maturity. Furthermore, the vines here benefit from the cleansing winds of the mistral, which keep them dry and free of undesirable diseases.

Sancerre - “Les Pierris” – 2004 - Roger Champault $40.00 / Bottle
Grapes: Sauvignon Blanc
Country: France
Fresh, crisp minerality, good balance, dry, but lush. This wine is light gold in color. It smells like apples, flowers, light vanilla, and lemons. It is very aromatic. Very crisp, super tart on the finish, but still with a lot of fruit. It is very well-balanced. You feel like you taste some oak or some malolactic fermentation. At the very end, you taste flowers, and then lemons. You may also taste some peaches. Minerality in the middle, grassy, vegetal, everything. This is really good and complex, and though it's dry, it's not so bracing as to be uncomfortable to drink./p>

Sauternes – 2003 – Bordeaux – Beaulac Dodijos $45.00 (375 ml)
Grapes: Sémillon, Sauvignon, Muscadelle
Country: France
Quite toasty on the nose, with lots of honey and quince. Very refined palate, with good Botrytis and lovely clean,
balancing acidity. Very good length.

Sylvaner – 2002 - Alsace – Charles Schleret $32.00 / $9.00
Grapes: Sylvaner
Country: France
Fresh and bright.  Floral on the nose, with the traditional oily, spicy and crisp, clean dry body style.
The mouth is filled with great balanced fruit and acidity with fresh summer almonds,
lychee and rose petals on the tongue.

Gewürztraminer – 2004 - Alsace – Willm $28.00 / $7.00
Grapes: Gewürztraminer
Country: France
Rich and appealing, this offers honey, vanilla and tropical fruit notes in a soft, open structure.
Good finish.

Riesling – 2002 - Alsace – Charles Schleret $45.00 / Bottle
Grapes: Riesling                                 
Country: France
Pure aromas of fresh apricot.  Supple, fresh and fairly broad, with a faint touch of sweetness and modest nuance.

Pinot Gris – 2004 - Alsace – Willm $28.00 / $7.00
Grapes: Pinot Gris
Country: France
Delicately fragrant and mildly floral with lightly lemon-citrus flavors.
This wine is slightly tangy and light, and quite rich, round and full bodied. 

Pinot Gris – 2004 – Oregon - Four Graces $35.00 / Bottle
Grapes: Pinot Gris
Country: United States
An enticing blend of Asian Pear, citrus blossom, and honeycomb.
The mouthful is opulent, with a touch of residual sugar balancing the bright acidity.

Pinot Blanc – 2004 – Oregon - Four Graces $35.00 / Bottle
Grapes: Pinot Blanc
Country: United States
Honeysuckle and floral tones underline this wine’s golden hues, while aromas of muskmelon and stone fruit delight.
Stainless steel fermentation keeps the fruit perfectly balanced with crisp acidity and a bold, mineral finish.
Perfect with spicy food or fish.

Domaine St Nicolas - “Les Clous” - 2004 - Fiefs Vendéens - Brem $30.00 / Bottle
Grapes: Chenin Blanc, Chardonnay, Groslot
Country: France
A blend of Chenin and Chardonnay. Very youthful tasting with nice clean, slightly nutty fruit. Fresh and with good depth. Very good. 87/100

Chenin Blanc – 2005  – South Africa  – Robertson Winery $25.00 / Bottle
Grapes: Chenin Blanc
Country: South Africa
Appealing light straw color.  Full-bodied palate, with powerful varietal flavors of tropical fruit, ripe green fig and melon. 
This follows through with mouth-watering thread of acidity to a crisp clean finish.

Grüner Veltliner – 2005 – Austria – Bacchus  $25.00 / Bottle
Grapes: Grüner Veltliner                               
Country: Austria
A crisp, fresh wine with a touch of white pepper entwined with slate and granite. 
Dry and extremely food friendly.

Gramona Gessamì Blanco - 2004 -   Penedes $32.00 / $9.00
Grapes: Muscat de Alexandria, Sauv. Blanc, Muscat Frontignon
Country: Spain
Northern Rhone Valley meets Northern Spain:  flinty and floral like fresh flowers. 
A slight oily texture often found in Viognier of Coindreau.

After Dinner Wines

Broadbent Madeira – Medium Dry – Rainwater – Justino’s $9.00 / glass
Grapes: Madeira                       
Country: Portugal
Imported from Madeira, a volcanic island 400 miles off the North African coast, Broadbent Madeira is the product of Michael and Bartholomew Broadbent, both world renowned Madeira experts. The wines were hand-selected on the island by Michael Broadbent, Chairman of Christie's International Wine Department and the world's most experienced taster of Madeira. Bartholomew Broadbent is deemed one of the world's foremost authorities on Port and Madeira, and is credited with spearheading the revival of Madeira in America.

Old Tawny Port – Trevor Jones Jonesy $7 / glass
Grapes:                               
Country: Australia
Made by Trevor Jones in partnership with importer Dan Philips, this is a blend averaging 46 years in age. Its light to medium ruby hue is accompanied by an extraordinary bouquet of sweet candied fruit intermixed with notions of maple syrup, earth, and hazelnuts. This gorgeous tawny delivers plenty of pleasure. Score: 93. —Robert Parker, October 30, 2005.

Muscat de Beaumes de Venise – 2004 - Domaine de Fenouille $35 (500 ml)
Grapes:    Muscat Blanc à Petits Grains                           
Country: France
Very pale straw color. Beautiful peach scent, classic Muscat. Crisp, tart and dry, slightly bitter in the finish.

Other

Cidre Bouché (Apple Cider) – Normandie – H. Bellot $17.00 / $6.00
Grapes: Apples
Country: France

Louis Perdrier – Blanc de Blanc – Méthode Champenoise $25.00 / Bottle
Grapes: Ugni Blanc, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir & Pinot Meunier
Country: France
Yeast and citrus fruit that has refreshing snap and vigor. 
Hard to find sparkling of this quality at this price point. 

Champagne – Tradition - Gaston Chiquet$65.00 / Bottle
Grapes: Chardonnay, Pinot Meunier
Country: France
With fresh, lively fruit and wonderful purity, this boasts considerable class and structure,
and gives more expensive Champagnes a run for their money.

Champagne – Brut Rosé – Heidsieck $75.00 / Bottle
Grapes: Chardonnay, Pinot Noir & Pinot Meunier
Country: France
Clear and bright. The nose displays a predomination of red berries, raspberries and wild strawberries...
This Champagne is well balanced, light and vivacious, and deliciously fruity on the palate.

Champagne – Brut “Blue Top” – Heidsieck $65.00 / $37.50(375ml)
Grapes: Chardonnay, Pinot Noir & Pinot Meunier
Country: France
Light yellow color, with green highlights.  Strong and generous nose, slightly woody and spicy, characterized
by an aromatic richness blending toasty and buttery aromas. 
An unreserved palate, full, fruity and well-structured taste.

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