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Our Wine List represents wines from the major grape varietals in the order of light and fruity to full bodied and complex.
— WHITE WINES —
1. Gruner Veltliner, 1999, Austria
...........................................$16.75
Schlossweingut Mailberg, Lenz Mozer, Austria
Fresh with
light fruit and a touch of spice.
2. Riesling Off Dry, 2002,
Mosel-Saar Ruwer, Germany .........$16.75
"Blue Slate"
by Dr. Loosen
Light, fruity well balanced
acidity.
3. Gewürtztraminer, 2001, Anderson
Valley, Mendocino .......$19.75
Navarro Vineyards, Philo, California
Aromatic dry alsation style, subtle spice.
4. Sauvignon/Semillon, 2001, Graves,
A.G.C. ........................$19.75
Baron Phillippe de Rothchild,
Bordeaux
Blend of 35% Semillon, 65% Sauvignon blanc; Soft citrus with
pear & fig flavors
5. Chenin
Blanc-Vouvray A.C., 2002, Loire, France
...............$17.75
Chateau De Montfort, Vouvray
Crisp chenin blanc
with intense fruit, drinks well with our curried dishes.
6. Marsanne,
2000, Goulburn Valley, Australia
......................$18.75
Chateau Tabilk, Central Victoria
A rare and
unique Rhone varietal. Unwooded with intense lemon, honey, and peach
aromas.
7. Fume Blanc, 2001, Russian River
......................................$19.00
Adler Fels Winery, Sonoma Valley
Intense varietal character with herb and
fruit flavours.
8. Chardonnay, 2001, California
............................Half Bottle $12.40
Fetzer, Sundial Ranch
Pleasant, well balanced.
9. Chardonnay,
2001, Santa Barbara County ........................$28.00
Villa Mt. Eden, Grand Reserve, Santa Maria Valley
Subtle, smokey aromas
10.
Chardonnay, 2001, Napa Valley
......................................$55.00
Cakebread Cellars, Rutherford, California
Traditional rich and buttery, produced by
two generations of the Oakland Cakebread Family.
— ROSÉ WINES —
15.
Rose, 2001,
Portugal .......................................................$14.75
Mateus Villa Nova De Gaia
Lively, aromatic, fruity, remember this old time favorite
from the 60's? This is what we drank, happily, before
California
invented "White Zin".
16. Dry Rose, 2002, Rioja Spain
.............................................$15.00
Marques de
Caceres
Full fruit with floral aromas; drinks well with our paella and
curry dishes.
17. Rose of
Pinot Noir, 2001, Nahe
Germany ........................$17.00
"Spatburgunder
Weissherbst"
Schlossgut Diel, Burg
Layen
Light in color, delicate, well balanced
fruit.
18. Dry Rose, 1998, Cotes-du-Rhone
AC ................................$17.00
E. Guigal,
Chateau D'Ampuis, Rhone,
France
Drinks well with our "vegetable doodaa's"
19. Dry Tavel
Rose, 2002,
France
.........................................$19.00
Domaine Amido, Tavel
Dark and full bodied
— RED WINES —
20. Gamay -Beaujolais AC, 2002, France
..............................$17.00
Louis Jadot, Beaune France
Soft lush, with berry flavors.--- Try IT chilled!
21. Pinot Noir, 2002, New
Zealand ........................................$22.75
Brancott, Marlbourough Vineyards
Elegant and smooth with ripe cherry and
plum flavors.
22. Grenache-Cotes Du-Rhone, 2000,
France ........................$18.00
E. Guigal, Chateau D'Ampuis, Rhone, France
Light tanin, earthy blend of Grenach and
Syrah.
23. Malbec, 2002, Colchagua Valley,
Chile ...........................$17.00
Montes Winery, Curico, Chile
Full flavored with soft tannins-long used
as part of premium French red wine blends.
24.
Sangiovese, 2001, Alexander Valley
...............................$21.00
Foppiano Vineyards, Healdsburg, Sonoma
Richly textured with strawberry and black
cherry flavours-ripe tannis and a touch of oak.
25. Syrah,
2000, California
....................................................$19.00
Cline Cellars,
Sonoma
Fragrant aroma, rich, soft fruit with subtle oak.
26. Zinfandel,
2001, Paso Robles
...........................................$18.00
Peachy Canyon, Paso Robles
Goes by the apt name of "Incredible Red"
Bin 113.
27. Cabernet Franc, 1999, Santa Barbara
County .................$35.00
Foxen, Santa Maria, California
The quiet ingredient of many merlot and
cabernet sauvignon blends. Presented on it's own. Eminently
drinkable, with subtle fruit and tanin.
28.
Merlot, AC, 2000, Bordeaux, France
................................$19.00
Christan Moueix, Libourne, France
An elegant blend with an earthy fragrance
by one of the master vintners of the merlot variety.
29. Merlot, 2002, Maipo Valley,
Chile
....................................$22.75
Casa Rivas
Rich fruit, creamy oak, supple tannins,
silky finish
30. Cabernet Sauvignon, 1995,
Carmel Valley ......Half Bottle $15.75
Durney Vineyards, Carmel Valley
Dry with distinct Cabernet varietal
flavors, pepper
finish.
31. Claret, 2000, Napa
Valley ................................................$35.00
Newton Winery, Napa Valley
Smooth with concentrated
fruit flavors, 94% Cabernet Sauvignon-finished with Cabernet Franc, Merlot and Malbec
32. Cabernet Sauvignon,
2002, Napa Valley .........................$32.00
BV Beaulieu Vineyards,
Rutherford
Rich, Complex with velvety black currant and chocolate
flavor.
33. Cabernet Sauvignon, 1998, Margaux, France
.................$40.00 Chateau La Bory de
Tayac, A.C.,
Margaux
Rich Blend of 60% Cabernet, 35% Merlot, and 5% Cabernet
Franc
—
SPARKLING WINES —
40. Prosecco di
Valdobbiadene ...................................bottle $20.75
Valdo
41. Cava ........................................................................Split $7.75
Freixenet, Carta Nevada, Spain, N.V.
42.
Methode Champenoise - Brut or Rose...................Bottle $29.00
Bouvet,
Samur, France, N.V.
43. Champagne
.....................................................Half Bottle $29.00
Moët Chandon,
Whitestar, France, N.V. - Extra dry
8.25% Sales tax will be added to all food and beverage items served.
Corkage $7.00 per bottle.
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