This document lists wines available for purchase organized by type of wine. It includes sparkling wines like Champagne from France and Cava from Spain. White wines highlighted include Chardonnay from Burgundy, France, specifically the Chablis region. Red wines listed span locations like Bordeaux, France, California USA and Rioja Spain. Sherry styles from Spain round out the offerings. Pairing notes and facts are included about some of the grape varieties and regions.

1. ENJOY IT BY THE glass
B U B B L E S
MV Champagne, Veuve Clicquot, Yellow Label, France ...................................................... $22
2000 Cava, Raventos i Blanc, L’Hereu, Blanc de Blancs, Spain ............................................ $16
MV Prosecco, Le Colture, Brut, Italy ..................................................................................... $12
W H I T E
2004 Chardonnay, Au Bon Climat, Santa Barbara, California, USA ...................................... $17
2013 Chardonnay, Maison L’Oree, Bourgogne, Vieilles Vignes, Burgundy, France .............. $22
2015 Sauvignon Blanc, Tement, Temento, Styria, Austria .................................................... $14
2013 Riesling, Joh. Jos. Prüm, Kabinett, Mosel, Germany ................................................... $16
2015 Albariño, Casa Rojo, La Marimorena, Rías Baixas, Spain ............................................ $14
2015 Grüner Veltiner, Weingut Groiss, Austria ..................................................................... $22
R O S E
2014 Viura-Tempranillo, Viña Real, Rioja, Spain .................................................................... $14
R E D
2005 Merlot-Cabernet, Chateau Latour de Mons, Margaux, Bordeaux, France .................. $24
2014 Cabernet Sauvignon, 75 Wine Company, California, USA ........................................... $19
2013 Pinot Noir, Soter Vineyards, North Valley, Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA .............. $20
2015 Syrah, St. Cosme, Côtes du Rhône, Rhone Valley, France .......................................... $14
2014 Sangiovese blend, Querciabella, Mongrana, Maremma, Italy ...................................... $16
2014 Tempranillo, Altos de la Guardia, Reserva, Rioja, Spain ............................................... $16
2003 Malbec, Terrazas de los Andes, Reserva, Mendoza, Argentina ................................... $15
S H E R R Y
MV Amontillado, Lustau, Los Arcos, Spain .......................................................................... $13
MV Manzanilla, Lustau, Papirusa, Spain .............................................................................. $13
MV Palo Cortado, Lustau, Peninsula, Spain ........................................................................ $13
MV Pedro Ximénez, Lustau, San Emilio, Solera Reserva, Spain (2oz) ............................. $10
MV Oloroso, Lustau, Peninsula, Garcia, Spain (2oz) ......................................................... $10
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“Whether your glass is half full or half empty,
there’s always room for more WINE.”

2. BLANC DE BLANC
is made from light
skinned grapes,
typically Chardon-
nay, while BLANC DE
NOIR is made primar-
ily from those with
red skin such as Pinot
Noir or Pinot Meunier.
HEADS UP!
A champagne cork on the fly can reach speeds of up to
50 mph and travel 177 ft, or half the distance of a football field.
Keep your champagne cold to prevent your cork from turning into a
canon. Like mama said, it’s all fun and games ‘til
somebody puts an eye out.
“CHAMPAGNE FOR MY REAL
FRIENDS AND REAL PAIN FOR MY
SHAM FRIENDS.”
-TOM WAITS
In 2003 an unopened bot-
tle of Veuve Clicquot was
discovered inside of a side-
board at a Scottish Castle.
The bottle dating back to
1893 was in mint condition,
and is thought to be the
oldest bottle in existence.
It’s now on display at the
Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin
visitor center in Reims and
is considered priceless.
. Champagne must come from the des-
ignated appellation in France, otherwise
those bubbles are called sparkling wine

3. CHAMPAGNE
FRANCE
B L A N C D E B L A N C
MV PIERRE GIMMONET, Cuvee Cuis 1Er, Brut, Cuis ......................................................... $148
2000 PIERRE GIMMONET, Cuvee Fleuron 1Er, Brut, Cuis ................................................... $178
2005 PIERRE GIMMONET, Special Club, Grand Terroirs, Brut, Cuis .................................... $198
Mv PIERRE PETERS, Cuvee De Reserve, Brut, Le Mesnil-Sur-Oger ............................... $148
Mv PIERRE PETERS, Extra, Brut, Le Mesnil-Sur-Oger ...................................................... $158
Mv PIERRE PETERS, Cuvee De Reserve, Brut, Le Mesnil-Sur-Oger, Magnum .............. $298
2006 TAITTINGER, Comptes De Champagne, Brut, Reims ................................................. $358
B L A N C D E N O I R
MV BILLECART-SALMON RESERVE, Brut, Mareuil-sur-Ay .............................................. $148
2005 BOLLINGER R.D., Brut, Ay ............................................................................................ $525
MV MOËT & CHANDON, Dom Perignon, Brut, Epernay ................................................... $358
2004 GOSSET, Brut Excellence, Ay ......................................................................................... $164
MV KRUG, Grand Cuvee, Brut, Reims ................................................................................. $388
2006 KRUG, Vintage, Brut, Reims .......................................................................................... $548
MV LAURENT PERRIER, Brut, Tours-sur-Marne .............................................................. $124
2003 LAURENT PERRIER, Grand Siecle, Brut, Tours-sur-Marne ...................................... $376
MV PAUL BARA BRUT RESERVE, Brut, Bouzy ................................................................ $148
2004 PAUL BARA SPECIAL CLUB, Brut, Bouzy .................................................................. $210
2002 PERRIER JOUET GRAND, Brut, Epernay .................................................................... $128
MV PERRIER JOUET BELLE EPOQUE, Brut, Epernay ..................................................... $328
MV RUINART, Brut, Reims .................................................................................................. $148
MV TAITINGER, Reserve, Brut, Reims ................................................................................ $100
MV VEUVE CLIQUOT, Yellow Label, Brut, Reims ............................................................. $100
2004 VEUVE CLIQUOT, La Grand Dame, Brut, Reims ........................................................ $388
R O S E
MV BILLECART-SALMON, Brut, Mareuil-sur-Ay ................................................................. $188
MV PAUL BARA, Grand Rose du Bouzy, Brut, Bouzy ........................................................ $158
2004 RUINART, Brut, Reims .................................................................................................... $180
MV TAITTINGER, Comptes de Champagne, Brut, Reims ................................................... $418
MV VEUVE CLIQUOT, Brut, Reims ....................................................................................... $162
2005 VEUVE CLIQUOT, La Grand Dame, Brut, Reims ......................................................... $618
BRING ON THE BUBBLES
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4. The Spanish house of Raventos has been pro-
ducing wine for more than 500 years (and in the
same family no less). Their Cava is a favorite of
sommeliers and critics-in-the-know, and we’re
mighty fond of it too!
LET’S TOAST TO THAT!
According to some legends,
the tradition of clinking one’s
glasses together stemmed
from the fear of poisoning.
The action would lead to the
liquid spilling over into each
other’s glass, thus putting both
parties at equal disadvantage
should the drink be tainted.
Spain = Cava
Italy = Prosecco
USA = Traditional Method
Germany = Sekt
Portugal = Espumante
A Champagne by any other name...
All Chablis is made from 100%
Chardonnay grapes. The wine in this appellation is
typically unoaked, leading some to believe that Chablis is
one of the “purest” expressions of the varietal character.
Wine making in this region dates back to
the 12th century Cistercian monks.

5. SPARKLING WINE
INTERNATIONAL
S P A I N
2009 MUSSO, Casa Rojo, Cava ............................................................................................... $58
2013 RACAREDO, Subtil, Brut Natue, Gran Reserva, Cava ................................................ $118
MV RECAREDO, Terrers, Brut Nature, Gran Reserva, Cava ............................................... $98
2014 RAVENTOS I BLANC, L’ Hereu, Blanc de Blanc, Conca del Riu Anoia ...................... $80
2013 RAVENTOS I BLANC, de la Finca, Conca del Riu Anoia ............................................ $98
MV RAVENTOS I BLANC, De Nit, Rose, Conca del Riu Anoia ......................................... $88
2009 JUVE Y CAMPS, Rose, Cava ......................................................................................... $68
I T A LY
MV ANTICA FRATTA, Franciacorta, Brut ............................................................................ $110
MV LE COLTURE, Sylvoz, Prosecco, Treviso “Dry”.............................................................. $60
2015 VIETTI, Moscato d’ Asti, Cascinetta, Piedmonte “Sweet”............................................ $5
U S A
MV ROEDERER ESTATE, Anderson Valley, California, USA .............................................. $90
CHARDONNAY-FRANCE
BURGUNDY
C H A B L I S
2015 DOMAINE GROSSOT , 1er Cru ...................................................................................... $78
2013 JEAN DAUVISSAT, “St Pierre” ....................................................................................... $82
2013 DOMAINE LAROCHE ..................................................................................................... $58
2012 VAL DE MER BY PATRICK PIUZE, Bougros, Grand Cru ............................................. $224
2010 VAL DE MER BY PATRICK PIUZE, Forets, 1er Cru ..................................................... $168
2012 VAL DE MER BY PATRICK PIUZE, Terroirs de Chichee .............................................. $98
2010 VAL DE MER BY PATRICK PIUZE, Vaillons, 1er Cru ................................................... $186
2012 VAL DE MER BY PATRICK PIUZE, Vaillons, 1er Cru ................................................... $164
2013 VINCENT DAUVISSAT, La Forest, 1er Cru .................................................................... $278
2000 WILLIAM FEVRE, Montmains, 1er Cru ......................................................................... $108
2014 DOMAINE RAVENEAU, Chablis, Montmains, 1er Cru .................................................. $798
THE NIGHT’S RIGHT FOR WHITE
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6. “She gets to keep the Chalet
and the Rolls,
I want the Montrachet.”
-Forbes Magazine, May 6, 1996
Chardonnay is
the world’s most
planted grape varietal.
In Burgundy, it takes on a
clean, crisp flavor profile
due in part to the abun-
dance of minerals in
the chalky soil.
WHAT’S IN A NAME?
Meursault, pronounced [mur-soh]
derives its name from muris sal-
tus, the “mouse-leap” stream, so
named by Roman soldiers who
occupied the region. Like most
words, it comes off way more im-
pressive in French.
According to local legend, the great
French white Burgundy, Corton-Char-
lemagne, owes its existence, not to
the emperor Charlemagne, but to his
wife. The red wines of Corton stained
his white beard so badly that she per-
suaded him to plant vines that would
produce white wines instead. The
rest, as they say, is history.
Grand Cru (great growth)
is the highest level in the
vineyard classification of
Burgundy. Their origin of
can be traced to the work
of the Cistercian monks
who were able to isolate
plots producing wines of
distinct character. Their
are just 480 designated
Grand Cru acres growing
white wines.

7. B O U R G O G N E
2012 DOMAINE LEFLAIVE ...................................................................................................... $198
2011 JEAN PHILIPPE FICHET, Vieilles Vignes ....................................................................... $118
M E U R S A U LT
2013 COMTES LAFON ............................................................................................................ $336
2007 Comtes Lafon, Clos de la Barre .................................................................................... $468
2011 COMTES LAFON, Les Poruzots ..................................................................................... $598
2012 DOMINIQUE LAFON ...................................................................................................... $288
2010 FRANCOIS MIKULSKI, Gouttes D’Or, 1er Cru .............................................................. $228
2011 FRANCOIS MIKULSKI, Les Genevrieres, 1er Cru ......................................................... $252
P U L I G N Y - M O N T R A C H E T
2012 DOMINIQUE LAFON, Champs Gains, 1er Cru ............................................................. $526
2002 COMTES LAFON, Champs Gains, 1er Cru ................................................................... $788
2011 ETIENNE SAUZET .......................................................................................................... $196
2011 JACQUES CARILLON ..................................................................................................... $242
1997 COLIN-DELEGER, La Truffiere, 1er Cru, MAGNUM .................................................... $496
2013 FRANCOIS CARILLON, Les Folatieres, 1er Cru ........................................................... $268
2004 LOUIS CARILLON, Les Referts, 1er Cru ....................................................................... $442
C H A S S A G N E - M O N T R A C H E T
2010 COLIN-DELEGER, En Remilly, 1er Cru ......................................................................... $282
2008 COLIN-DELEGER, En Remilly, 1er Cru .......................................................................... $318
2010 FRANCOIS CARILLON, Clos St Jean, 1er Cru .............................................................. $192
2010 MICHEL NIELLON .......................................................................................................... $206
2013 MICHEL NIELLON, Clos de la Maltroye, 1er Cru ......................................................... $248
2006 MICHEL NIELLON, Clos St Jean, 1er Cru ..................................................................... $262
2011 MICHEL NIELLON, Les Vergers, 1er Cru ...................................................................... $248
G R A N D C R U S
2011 COLIN-DELEGER, Chevalier Montrachet ...................................................................... $1,344
2001 MICHEL NIELLON, Chevalier Montrachet ..................................................................... $1,288
2002 ETIENNE SAUZET, Montrachet ..................................................................................... $1,722
M A C O N N A I S
2014 CHATEAU FUISSE, Pouilly Fuisse, Vieilles Vignes ........................................................ $144
2011 DOMAINE A ET P VILLAINE, Rully Blanc, St Jacques ................................................ $132
2014 DOMAINE FERRET, Pouilly Fuisse ................................................................................ $108
2014 ERIC FOREST, Pouilly Fuisse, Les Crays ....................................................................... $77
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8. Our Father, Who Art in California
Credited with planting the first vineyards in California
in 1769, Spanish missionary Junípero Serra has been
called the “Father of California Wine”.
Wine-grapes
were still grown
during Prohibition,
California winemakers
shipped grapes to home
blenders across the states
who could produce up to 200
gallons for (uhhh) home use.
Some wineries also made
“sacramental” bottles
Intended only for
religious services,
not all made it
to church.
“NAPA VALLEY IS A
WINE DISNEYLAND,
WHILE SONOMA VALLEY
IS A WINE REGION.”
–Tom C. Wark
THAT’S A LOT OF JUICE!
In terms of acreage, wine
grapes rank #1 among all
crops planted worldwide.
In the 1940’s, there wasn’t very
much Chardonnay planted in Cali-
fornia. A 1941 census showed less
than 100 acres statewide. Today,
Chardonnay vineyards are planted
on more than 100,000 acres.
“WHATEVER DOESN’T
KILL YOU, MAKES YOU WATCH A
LOT OF CARTOON NETWORK AND
DRINK MID-PRICE CHARDONNAY
AT 11 IN THE MORNING.”
-Conan O’Brien
A B
BUMPER CROP

9. CHARDONNAY-USA
CALIFORNIA
N A P A
2013 BERINGER PRIVATE RESERVE ..................................................................................... $110
2014 CAKEBREAD CELLARS .................................................................................................. $114
2013 DARIOUSH, Signature .................................................................................................... $125
2013 NICKEL & NICKEL, Medina Vineyard ............................................................................ $148
2014 PLUMPJACK WINERY .................................................................................................... $138
2012 SHAFER VINEYARDS, Red Shoulder Ranch ................................................................. $128
2012 SILVERADO VINEYARDS, Vineburg, Carneros ............................................................ $79
2014 STAG’S LEAP WINE CELLARS, Karia ........................................................................... $88
S O N O M A
2013 FLOWERS, Camp Meeting Ridge, Sonoma Coast ....................................................... $208
2015 RAMEY, Sonoma Coast .................................................................................................. $98
2014 LANDMARK, Overlook ................................................................................................... $77
2012 PATZ & HALL, Dutton Ranch ........................................................................................ $110
2013 AU CONTRAIRE, Russian River ..................................................................................... $58
2014 ROCHIOLI VINEYARDS, Russian River ......................................................................... $138
2014 SONOMA CUTRER, Russian River ................................................................................ $68
2014 WILLIAMS SELYEM, Un-oaked Chardonnay, Russian River ....................................... $174
2014 WILLIAMS SELYEM, Olivet Lane, Russian River .......................................................... $268
C A L I F O R N I A AVA s
2014 JORDAN WINERY, Alexander Valley ............................................................................. $80
2012 THOMAS FOGARTY, Santa Cruz Mountains ................................................................ $88
2013 AU BON CLIMAT, Santa Barbara .................................................................................. $64
2012 QUPE, Y Block, Santa Barbara ...................................................................................... $68
2013 SANDHI, Santa Rita Hills, Santa Barbara ...................................................................... $100
2014 FOLEY, Santa Rita Hills, Santa Barbara ........................................................................ $78
CHARDONNAY
THE REST
2014 TERRAZAS DE LOS ANDES, Reserva, Argentina ....................................................... $56
2013 VASSE FELIX, Filius, Margaret River, Austrailia ............................................................ $100
2015 SMITH AND SHAW, Adelaide Hills, Australia ............................................................... $118
2011 PLENETA, Siciiy, Italy ..................................................................................................... $88
2015 GAJA, Rossj-Bass, Piedmonte, Italy .............................................................................. $148
2014 DOG POINT VINEYARD, Marlborough, New Zealand ................................................. $88
2014 PYRAMID VALLEY, Lion’s Tooth, Canterbury, New Zealand ...................................... $230
2014 PYRAMID VALLEY, Field of Fire, Canterbury, New Zealand ....................................... $230
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10. 1st
bottle
2nd
bottle
moments
of
brilliance
VEN DIAGRAM OF
WINE CONSUMPTION
“There’s no question in my
mind at all which is the
greatest grape, of either
color: RIESLING.”
-Terry Theise
“SAUVIGNON BLANC bangs you
in the mouth - like an old peasant
with his wooden shoe.”
- Troisgros
UP IN SMOKE
FUMÉ BLANC literally translates
to “white smoke”, and refers to
the flinty taste of the grape. This
term is only used in Sauvignon
Blanc produced in America.
Robert Mondavi is credited with
making the term popular to dif-
ferentiate California wines from
the popular Pouilly Fumé Blancs
of the Loire Valley.
YOU DON’T SAY...
SMARAGD wines get
their name from a little
green lizard that lives
in the vineyards of the
Wachau and bears the
same name. The word
is derived from the Latin
for emerald.

11. SAVIGNON BLANC
FRANCE
L O I R E VA L L E Y
2014 CHATEAU DE SANCERRE, Sancerre ............................................................................ $66
2015 LUCIEN CROCHET, Sancerre ........................................................................................ $68
2013 GERARD FIOU, Sancerre ............................................................................................... $88
2012 HENRI BOURGEOIS D’ANTAN, Sancerre ..................................................................... $158
2012 HENRI BOURGEOIS LES BARONNES, Sancerre ........................................................ $86
2015 MICHEL REDDE, Pouilly-Fume ..................................................................................... $76
2014 PASCAL JOLIVET, Pouilly Fume ................................................................................... $74
2013 LES ROCHES, Touraine .................................................................................................. $52
SAVIGNON BLANC
USA
C A L I F O R N I A
2014 JUSTIN CELLARS, California ......................................................................................... $50
2014 RAMEY, Sidebar, High Valley, Lake County .................................................................. $64
2014 ROCHIOLI VINEYARDS, Russian River, Sonoma ......................................................... $98
2014 STAG’S LEAP WINE CELLARS Aveta, Napa ............................................................... $76
2015 FERRARI-CARANO, Fume Blanc, Napa ....................................................................... $54
A U S T R I A
2015 SATTLERHOF, Styria ....................................................................................................... $60
2015 TEMENT, Temento, Styria .............................................................................................. $52
N E W Z E A L A N D
2014 CRAGGY RANGE, Te Muna Road, Martinborough ....................................................... $64
2014 DOG POINT VINEYARDS, Marlborough ....................................................................... $64
2015 CRIGHTON ESTATE, Barking Hedge, Marlborough ..................................................... $48
RIESLING
A U S T R I A
2015 KNOLL, Kellerberg, Riesing, Wachau .......................................................................... $178
2014 F.X. PICHLER, Loibner Burgstall, Federspiel, Wachau .............................................. $88
2014 F.X. PICHLER, Unendlich, Smaragd, Wachau ............................................................ $428
2015 HIRTZBERGER, Singerriedel, Smaragd, Wachau ....................................................... $268
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12. SOAVE (pronounced So-Ah-Ve) is a dry
white Italian wine from the Veneto region in
northeast Italy. While it’s not well known in
the U.S. today, in the 70’s Soave was the #1
selling Italian DOC, even surpassing Chianti.
Today it’s been eclipsed by sales
of Pinot Grigio.
RICO SOOOAVE
What’s the difference
between Pinot Gris and
Pinot Grigo?
The spelling.
“White
wine is like
bottled
electricity.”
-James Joyce
OENOPHOBIA:
The fear or intense
dislike of wine.
(Yes, this is really
a thing.)
With its high acidity and
clean and zesty palate,
GRÜNER VELTLINER is easy
to love. Its food friendly
characteristics have made
this wine an increasingly
popular favorite at the din-
ner table.
AM I GRÜ-VE BABY?
Grown in the Piedmont region of
Italy, ARNEIS translates to “little
rascal”. due to its fickle nature to
grow. It’s referred to as the White
Barolo as it often drinks like a red.

13. A L L T H E R E S T
2011 DOMAINE WEINBACH, Cuvee Theo, Alsace, France .................................................. $80
2014 J.J.PRÜM, Graacher Himmelreich, Spatlese, Mosel, Germany ................................... $88
2014 FORGE CELLARS, Finger Lakes, New York, USA ....................................................... $68
GRUNER VELTLINER
2014 KNOLL, Steinfeder, Wachau, Austria ............................................................................ $62
2015 F.X. PICHLER, Urgestein Terrassen, Smaragd, Wachau, Austria ............................... $88
2015 HIRTZBERGER, Donaugarten, Steinfeder, Wachau, Austria ....................................... $68
2015 GROISS, Gruner Veltliner, Weinviertel, Austria ....................................................... 1L $80
PINOT GRIS-PINOT GRIGIO
F R A N C E
2014 ZIND-HUMBRECHT, Alsace, France .............................................................................. $80
2015 TRIMBACH, Pinot Gris Reserve, Alsace, France ........................................................... $70
2014 DOMAINE WEINBACH, Cuvee St. Catherine, Pinot Gris, Alsace, France .................. $112
I T A LY
2014 ALOIS LAGEDER, Pinot Griogio, Porer, Alto Adige, Italy ............................................ $72
2013 MARIO SCHIOPETTO, Pinot Grigio, Friuli, Italy ........................................................... $68
U S A
2014 UNDERWOOD PINOT GRIS, Oregon, USA ................................................................. $44
2014 ERATH, Pinot Gris, Oregon, USA .................................................................................. $50
GLOBAL GEMS
F R A N C E
2015 ST. COSME COTES DU RHONE, Rhone Valley, France ............................................. $60
2014 L’ABEILLE DE FIEUZAL, Bordeaux Blanc, Pessac-Leognan, Bordeaux, France ....... $84
2014 REMY PANNIER, Muscadet sur Lie, Loire Valley, France ............................................ $46
2011 DOMAINE WEINBACH, Gewurztraminer, Alsace, France ........................................... $80
I T A LY
2014 FUEDO MACCARI, Grillo, Sicily, Italy ............................................................................ $58
2015 MARCHESI DI BAROLO, Arneis, Piedmonte, Italy ....................................................... $58
2014 PRA, Soave, Veneto, Italy .............................................................................................. $41
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14. “The First Duty of
wine is to be red
the second is to be
a Burgundy.”
-Harry Waugh
CRIME &
PUNISHMENT
The Code of Hammurabi (1800 B.C.)
includes a law that punishes fraudulent
wine sellers: They were to be
drowned in a river.
A
PRETTY IN PINK
ROSÉ gets its lovely blush
coloring from contact with
red grape skins; the longer
the wine is allowed to mac-
erate, the deeper the col-
or. Unlike fine cheese and
Dame Helen Mirren, Rosé
doesn’t usually get better
with age, so drink-up!
Bang for your buck, it’s hard
go wrong with a Spanish
wine. Most tend to be light,
dry and crisp and pair well
with food or just sipping in
the sun.
ROME DIDN’T
FALL IN A DAY
Ancient Romans discov-
ered that adding lead to
their wine served both as a
preservative and a sweet-
ener. Chronic lead poison-
ing is thought to be one of
the factors that lead to the
decline of the empire.
B

15. S P A I N & U S A
2015 BUIL & GINE, Nosis, Rueda, Spain ............................................................................... $48
2013 RAVENTOS I BLANC, Silencis Xarello, Conca del Riu Anoia, Spain .......................... $49
2015 VIÑA REAL, Barrell Fermented Viura, Rioja, Spain ..................................................... $54
2015 LAGAR DE CERVERA, Albarino, Rias Baixas, Spain .................................................... $64
2015 COSTERS DEL PRIORAT, Pissares Blanco, Priorat, Spain ......................................... $64
2015 PACO Y LOLA, Albarino, Rias Baixas, Spain ................................................................ $56
2015 CASA ROJO, La Marimorena, Albarino, Rias Baixas, Spain ........................................ $60
2015 CASA ROJO, Orange Republic, Godello, Spain ............................................................ $58
2014 MESTIZAJE, Blanco, Mustiguillo, Valecia, Spain ........................................................... $68
2015 ANALIVIA, Rueda, Valladolid, Spain .............................................................................. $42
2014 GRAMMERCY CELLARS, Viognier, Washington State, USA ....................................... $78
A R O U N D T H E W O R L D
2013 CHATEAU D’ESCLANS, Rose, Côtes de Provence, France ......................................... $78
2015 DOMAINE OTT, Clos Mireille, Côtes de Provence, France .......................................... $88
2015 GÉRARD BERTRAND, Gris Blanc, IGP Pays d’Oc, France ........................................... $48
2015 MIRAVAL, Provence, Côtes de Provence, France ......................................................... $64
2015 VINA REAL, Rosado, Rioja, Spain ................................................................................. $43
2014 MIDSUMMER CELLARS, Rose, Yolo County, California, USA .................................... $55
PINOT NOIR-FRANCE
BURGUNDY
B O U R G O G N E
2012 MAISON L’OREE, Vieilles Vignes .................................................................................... $80
2012 CLAUDE DUGAT ............................................................................................................ $138
2014 DOMAINE A ET P DE VILLAINE, Les Clous ............................................................... $128
EVERYTHING’S COMIN’ UP ROSE’
NOW WE’RE REALLY IN THE RED
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16. PINOT NOIR
PINOT GRIS
PINOT BLANC
A PINOT IS A PINOT IS A PINOT
DNA analysis has confirmed all
three of these grapes are identical
with the exception of color.
Sales of PINOT NOIR
increased by 16% within
days of the Sideways movie
premier in 2004.
“NOTHING MAKES THE
FUTURE LOOK SO
BRIGHT AS SURVEYING IT
THROUGH A GLASS OF
CHAMBERTIN.”
-Napoleon Bonaparte
The true
meaning of
Pinot Noir is
“pine black”. Pine
because of the pine
cone shape of the
clusters. And black
because of the dark
purple color of
grapes.
JACK: “If they want
to drink Merlot, we’re
drinking Merlot.”
MILES: “No, if anyone
orders Merlot, I’m leav-
ing. I am NOT drinking
any &%@ing Merlot!”
-quote from
SIDEWAYS

17. BURGUNDY Cont...
C H A M B E R T I N
2003 DOMAINE SERAFIN, Charmes-Chambertin, Grand Cru ............................................. $544
2006 CLAUDE DUGAT, Gevrey Chambertin .......................................................................... $268
1996 CLAUDE DUGAT, Gevrey Chambertin .......................................................................... $338
2012 DOMAINE PONSOT, Gevrey-Chambertin, Cuvee L’Abeille ........................................ $362
M O R E Y S T. D E N I S
2010 DOMAINE PONSOT, Cuvee des Alouettes, 1er Cru ................................................... $348
2005 DOMAINE SERAFIN, Millandes, 1er Cru ...................................................................... $386
N U I T S T G E O R G E S
2011 DOMAINE DE MONTILLE, Aux St Juliens .................................................................... $196
.
P O M M A R D & V O L N AY
2005 DOMAINE DE MONTILLE, Pommard, Grand Eponots, 1er Cru .................................. $298
2003 DOMAINE DE MONTILLE, Pommard, Grand Epenots, 1er Cru .................................. $328
2005 DOMAINE DE MONTILLE, Pommard, Les Pezerolles, 1er Cru ..................................... $394
2011 DOMAINE DE MONTILLE, Pommard, Rugiens-Bas, 1er Cru ...................................... $318
2010 DOMAINE DE MONTILLE, Volnay, Champans, 1er Cru .............................................. $366
PINOT NOIR-USA
CALIFORNIA
A N D E R S O N VA L L E Y
2012 MAGGY HAWK, Jolie, Anderson Valley ........................................................................ $152
2012 RADIO COTEAU, Savoy, Anderson Valley .................................................................... $172
M O N T E R E Y
2013 MIURA, Monterey County .............................................................................................. $82
2013 BELLE GLOS, Las Alturas, Santa Lucia Highlands, Monterey ..................................... $128
S A N T A C R U Z
2012 THOMAS FOGARTY, Santa Cruz Mountains ................................................................ $92
S O N O M A - R U S S I A N R I V E R
2013 MERRY EDWARDS, Russian River, Sonoma ................................................................ $148
2012 PAUL HOBBS, Russian River, Sonoma ......................................................................... $132
2013 BELLE GLOS, Dairyman, Russian River, Sonoma ........................................................ $118
2013 ROCHIOLI VINEYARDS, Russian River, Sonoma ......................................................... $188
2014 WILLIAMS SELYEM, Westside Road, Russian River, Sonoma .................................... $338
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18. SANDHI
means to
come together
in Sanskrit
SCREW THAT.
The earliest reference
to a corkscrew dates back the
mid-1600’s and is thought
to be a devise derived from
a musket cleaning tool. The
most expensive corkscrew
ever sold garnered $64,000
at a London auction in 2014.
Its parts were made from
pieces of the London bridge
demolished in 1830.
A person who collects
corkscrews is called a
HELIXOPHILE.
“DURING ONE OF MY
TREKS THROUGH AF-
GHANISTAN, WE LOST
OUR CORKSCREW. WE
WERE COMPELLED TO
LIVE ON FOOD AND
WATER FOR SEVERAL
DAYS.”
-W.C FIELDS
PYRAMID SCHEME
Regularly garnering critic scores in the mid-90’s, the
wines of Pyramid Valley have become something of
a cult-classic, ranking among the world’s top Pinots.

19. S O N O M A
2012 FLOWERS, Seaview, Sonoma ...................................................................................... $188
2013 LANDMARK, Overlook, Sonoma ................................................................................. $82
2014 WILLIAMS SELYEM, Sonoma County .......................................................................... $218
S A N T A B A R B A R A
2014 AU BON CLIMAT, Santa Barbara .................................................................................. $66
2013 CAMBRIA, Benchbreak, Santa Maria ............................................................................ $72
2013 DOMAINE DE LA COTE, Santa Rita Hills ..................................................................... $115
2012 DOMAINE DE LA COTE, Bloom’s Field, Santa Rita Hills ............................................ $164
2011 SANDHI, Santa Rita Hills ................................................................................................ $104
S A N TA R I TA
2013 SEA SMOKE, Southing, Santa Rita Hills ....................................................................... $168
2013 SEA SMOKE, Ten, Santa Rita Hills ................................................................................ $218
PINOT NOIR-USA
O R E G O N
2011 ADELSHEIM, Elizabeth’s Reserve, Willamette Valley ................................................... $132
2013 ANTICA TERRA, Antikythera, Eola, Amity Hills, Willamette Valley ........................... $298
2013 ANTICA TERRA, Obelin, Shea Vineyard, Willamette Valley ....................................... $248
2012 ARCHERY SUMMIT CUVEE, Willamette Valley ........................................................... $138
2012 DOMAINE DROUHIN LAURENE, Willamette Valley ................................................... $118
2014 ERATH WINERY, Oregon ............................................................................................... $58
2013 EVENING LAND, La Source Vineyard, Willamette Valley ........................................... $184
2013 SOTER VINEYARDS, North Valley, Willamette Valley ................................................. $76
2013 SOTER VINEYARDS, Mineral Springs Ranch, Willamette Valley ................................. $126
2015 UNDERWOOD, Oregon .................................................................................................. $44
PINOT NOIR-GLOBAL
N E W Z E A L A N D
2011 NEUDORF, Tom’s Block, Nelson, New Zealand ........................................................... $84
2015 PYRAMID VALLEY, Calorossie, Marlborough, New Zealand ....................................... $160
2013 PYRAMID VALLEY, Earth Smoke, Canterbury, New Zealand ..................................... $232
2013 PYRAMID VALLEY, Angel Flower, Canterbury, New Zealand .................................... $232
A R O U N D T H E W O R L D
2014 GROSSJEAN, Valee D’Aoste, Italy ................................................................................. $78
2015 HAMILTON RUSSELL, Walker Bay, South Africa ......................................................... $98
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20. THAT’LL GIVE YOU A BUZZ...
A mixture of red Bordeaux and Coca leaves called
“Coca Wine” was the ancestor to Coca Cola. The
combination of cocaine and alcohol was thought
to provide health and vitality. Popular in Europe,
American John Pemberton was forced to make
a non-alcohol version sans wine to sell stateside
due to Prohibitionary laws.
ABABABABAB
BORDEAUX 101
RIGHT BANKLEFT BANK
MOSTLY CABERNET
BLENDED WITH MERLOT
G
I
R
O
N
D
E
GARONNE
DORDOGNE
rivers
BORD-OH NOOO!!
A bottle of Chateau St. Ju-
lien said to be from Thom-
as Jefferson’s personal col-
lection and valued at more
than $500,000 met and
unfortunate end when
knocked from a table at
the Manhattan Four Sea-
sons in 1989- thus making
it the most expensive bot-
tle never sold.
gravely topsoil limestone
“DECIDEDLY HE HAS HAD TOO
MUCH WINE,’ I THOUGHT”
-Charlotte Brontë, Jane Eyre
MOSTLY MERLOT
BLENDED WITH CAB FRANC
ALSO SOME:
CAB FRANC
PETIT VERDOT
MALBEC
MEDOC
ST. ESTEPHE
ST JULIEN
GRAVES
SAUTERNES
MARGEAUX
PAUILLAC
SWEET
WINES
All the chateaux
from the original
1855
classification
ST. EMILLION
POMEROL
FRONSAC
LEFT BANK blends are big, rich, high acid
wines that drink better with age. RIGHT
BANK blends tend to be softer and less tan-
nic, they are more juicy and usually ready to
be drunk in a younger time frame.

21. CABERNET & BLENDS-FRANCE
BORDEAUX-LEFT BANK
M E D O C
2010 CHATEAU GOULEE, ...................................................................................................... $118
S T E S T E P H E
2003 CHATEAU LES ORMES DE PEZ ................................................................................... $138
2003 CHATEAU COS D’ESTOURNEL, 2nd Growth .............................................................. $648
2003 CHATEAU CALON SEGUR, 3rd Growth ...................................................................... $300
P A U I L L A C
2003 CHATEAU HAUT-BAGES LIBERAL, 5th Growth ........................................................ $188
2010 CHATEAU HAUT BAGES LIBERAL, 5th Growth ......................................................... $178
1999 CHATEAU LATOUR, Pauillac, 1st Growth .................................................................... $1,388
1990 CHATEAU DUHART-MILON, 4th Growth .................................................................... $348
2003 CHATEAU DUHART-MILON, 4th Growth .................................................................... $278
2010 CHATEAU GRAND PUY-LACOSTE, 5th Growth ........................................................ $348
S T J U L I E N
2010 CHATEAU GLORIA $172
2010 PAVILLON DE POYFERRE ............................................................................................. $188
2005 CHATEAU LEOVILLE LAS CASES, 2nd Growth .......................................................... $698
H A U T - M E D O C
2005 THE WINEMAKER’S COLLECTION, Episode No1, Michel Rolland ............................. $198
M A R G A U X
2011 CHATEAU LATOUR DU MONS, ................................................................................... $92
2012 ALTER EGO DE CHATEAU PALMER ........................................................................... $196
1985 CHATEAU MARGAUX, 1st Growth ................................................................................ $1,496
2008 CHATEAU RAUZAN-SEGLA, 2nd Growth ................................................................... $188
2005 CHATEAU BOYD-CANTENAC, 3rd Growth ................................................................ $194
P E S S A C - L E O G N A N
2009 CHATEAU DE FIEUZAL ROUGE, ................................................................................ $168
2000 CHATEAU LA TOUR HAUT-BRION, .......................................................................... $348
2013 CHATEAU LES CARMES HAUT-BRION, .................................................................... $166
2003 LA CHAPELLE DE LA MISSION HAUT-BRION, ......................................................... $225
2003 HAUT BRION, Pessac-Leognan, 1st Growth ................................................................ $1,198
21

22. “I CAN CERTAINLY
SEE THAT YOU
KNOW YOUR WINE.
MOST OF THE
GUESTS WHO STAY
HERE WOULDN'T
KNOW THE DIF-
FERENCE BETWEEN
BORDEAUX AND
CLARET.”
-John Cleese, Fawlty Towers
Though it has fallen out of
fashion, the word claret,
from ‘clairet’ or clear, was for
centuries used by the British
as a generic term for Bor-
deaux red wine.
An Imperi-
al (the equivolent
to 8 bottles) of 1947
Chevel Blanc fetched
the highest sale price
ever at a whopping
$304,000.
It’s worth noting, a 6 Liter of 1992
Screaming Eagle sold at a charity
auction in 2000 for $500,000.
As the money was for charity and
closed at a reduced, undisclosed
price, this sale is generally dis-
counted.
$$$ BLING IT ON!
STUFF MY SOM SAYS...
UNCTUOUS: Referring to a wine
that’s rich, lush and intense with
layers of concentrated, soft, vel-
vety fruit. As in: Hey, this Grand
Cru is deliciously unctuous...too
bad it costs more than the car I
currently drive.

23. BORDEAUX-LEFT BANK Cont...
L A L A N D E - D E - P O M E R O L
2005 CHATEAU GRAND-ORMEAU, Cuvee Madeleine ........................................................ $148
2001 CHATEAU LA FLEUR DE BOUARD ............................................................................. $148
2003 CHATEAU LA FLEUR DE BOARD LE PLUS ............................................................... $238
CABERNET & BLENDS-FRANCE
BORDEAUX-RIGHT BANK & SOUTH
P O M E R O L
2012 CHATEAU CLOS RENE .................................................................................................. $92
2005 CHATEAU CLOS RENE ................................................................................................. $158
2000 LA PETITE EGLISE ......................................................................................................... $198
2008 CHATEAU CLINET .......................................................................................................... $328
2010 CHATEAU LE BON PASTEUR ...................................................................................... $196
2009 L’ESPERANCE DE TROTANOY ..................................................................................... $228
1990 CHATEAU L’EVANGILE .................................................................................................. $826
S T. E M I L I O N
2010 CHATEAU QUINAULT L’ENCLOS ................................................................................. $132
2009 VIRGINIE DE VALANDRAUD ....................................................................................... $196
1999 CHATEAU BELLISLE MONDOTTE ............................................................................... $118
2005 CHATEAU BELLISLE MONDOTTE ............................................................................... $110
2008 CHATEAU TROPLONG-MONDOT, 1er Grand Cru Classe .......................................... $346
2003 CHATEAU ANGELUS, 1er Grand Cru Classe ................................................................ $844
2008 CHEVAL BLANC, 1er Grand Cru Classe ........................................................................ $1,188
2008 CHATEAU BARDE-HAUT, Grand Cru Classe ............................................................... $128
2005 CHATEAU CORBIN, Grand Cru Classe ......................................................................... $174
2000 CHATEAU FAUGERES, Grand Cru Classe .................................................................... $178
2009 CHATEAU FOMBRAUGE, Grand Cru Classe ................................................................ $142
2006 CHATEAU L’ARROSEE, Grand Cru Classe .................................................................... $142
C O T E S D E C A S T I L L O N
2003 CHATEAU D’AIGUILHE ................................................................................................... $142
2005 CLOS LES LUNELLES .................................................................................................... $138
C A H O R S
2011 CHATEAU DE HAUTE, Serre ......................................................................................... $68
23

24. “WHAT WINE GOES
WITH CAPTAIN
CRUNCH?”
-George Carlin
HINT: not these
DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH
In 1966, before he had even
purchased the vineyard site, Al
Brounstein smuggled-in vine cut-
tings from two Premier Cru prop-
erties in Bordeaux. Fast forward
50 years later, Diamond Creek
is a California cult-classic with
worldwide recognition. Who says
crime doesn’t pay?
In the 1860’s a devastat-
ing bout of Phylloxera nearly
wiped out the California wine
industry, killing off nearly 70%
of the vinestock. It was dis-
covered that by grafting vines
on to certain strains of resis-
tant rootstock, the epidemic
could be contained.
PHYLLOXERA
is a pest described as
a “louse of yellowish
color” that feats on
living vine roots, ef-
fectively killing off
the entire plant.
Ick.
“God makes CABERNET, whereas the devil
makes PINOT NOIR.”
-Andre Tchelistcheff

25. CABERNET & BLENDS-USA
CALIFORNIA & WASHINGTON
C A L I F O R N I A C U LT ( N A P A )
2008 BOND MELBURY ............................................................................................................ $918
2006 BOND PLUIBUS .............................................................................................................. $698
2006 BOND QUELLA ............................................................................................................... $698
2011 BOND ST EDEN .............................................................................................................. $948
2012 BOND VECINA ................................................................................................................ $928
2006 BOND VECINA ................................................................................................................ $698
2012 BUCCELLA, Mica ........................................................................................................... $235
2011 BUCCELLA, Napa .......................................................................................................... $395
1986 DIAMOND CREEK, Gravelly Meadow ............................................................................ $538
1985 DIAMOND CREEK, Gravelly Meadow ........................................................................... $516
1991 DIAMOND CREEK, Microclimate 4, Volcanic Hill ......................................................... $648
1985 DIAMOND CREEK, Red Rock Terrace ........................................................................... $528
2004 DIAMOND CREEK, Volcanic Hill .................................................................................... $498
2011 DOMINUS .............................................................................................................. 1.5L $448
2006 HARLAN ESTATE ........................................................................................................... $1,788
2011 HARLAN ESTATE ........................................................................................................... $1,728
2012 HARLAN ESTATE ........................................................................................................... $1,698
2007 LA SIRENA, Napa .......................................................................................................... $358
1999 LOKOYA, Mt Veeder ...................................................................................................... $438
2009 MT ETAIN, 2nd wine of Scarecrow .............................................................................. $628
2011 OPUS ONE, Oakville ..................................................................................................... $698
2000 SPOTTSWOODE ............................................................................................................ $498
1986 SPOTTSWOODE ............................................................................................................ $688
2001 SPOTTSWOODE ............................................................................................................ $478
2000 STAG’S LEAP, Cask 23 .................................................................................................. $658
1986 STAG’S LEAP, Cask 23 .................................................................................................. $898
N A P A
2013 75 WINE COMPANY, California .................................................................................... $72
2013 JOEL GOTT, California ................................................................................................... $54
1994 BEAULIEU VINEYARD, Georges de Latour, Private Reserve ...................................... $278
1987 BEAULIEU VINEYARD, Georges de Latour, Private Reserve ...................................... $298
1978 BEAULIEU VINEYARD, Georges de Latour, Private Reserve ...................................... $398
2011 CADE, Howell Mountain ................................................................................................. $224
2012 CAKEBREAD CELLARS, Dancing Bear, Howell Mountain .......................................... $298
2012 CAKEBREAD CELLARS .................................................................................................. $187
2014 CAYMUS, Cabernet Sauvignon ...................................................................................... $208
25

26. “I say to consumers:
instead of relying totally on critics,
drink what you like and like what
you drink.”
-Robert Mondavi
ICON & ICONOCLAST
One of the foremost figures in
American wine, ROBERT MON-
DAVI is credited with bringing
Napa Valley onto the world
stage- producing wines of qual-
ity that rivaled those of Europe.
He passed in 2008 at the ripe
young the age of 94.
“HITCH HIKED A THOUSAND
MILES AND BROUGHT
YOU WINE” -Jack Kerouac
Book of Haikus
ONE FOR THE
ROAD...
When a catastroph-
ic 7.8 magnitude
earthquake hit San
Francisco in 1906, it
destroyed the head-
quarters of the CWA
(California Wine Asso-
ciation), spilling over
10 million unsalvage-
able gallons onto the
streets of the city.
.04Percentage of
world’s wine grown
in NAPA, CA,
one of the globe’s
smallest wine
producing
regions.

27. N A P A C o n t ...
1992 CHATEAU MONTELENA ............................................................................................... $386
1986 CHATEAU MONTELENA ............................................................................................... $488
1996 CHATEAU MONTELENA ............................................................................................... $338
2000 DUNN, Howell Mountain ...................................................................................... 1.5L $618
2004 DUNN, Howell Mountain ................................................................................................ $298
1997 DUNN, Napa ......................................................................................................... 1.5L $648
1994 DUNN, Napa ......................................................................................................... 1.5L $698
1997 DUNN, Napa ................................................................................................................... $328
2010 HEITZ CELLARS, Napa ................................................................................................ $140
2013 HESS COLLECTION, Allomi .......................................................................................... $90
2012 JOSEPH PHELPS, Napa ................................................................................................ $162
2000 JOSEPH PHELPS, Insignia ............................................................................................. $448
1991 LA JOTA, Anniversary Release, Howell Mountain ....................................................... $298
2013 LAIL BLUEPRINT ........................................................................................................... $218
2012 MIDSUMMER CELLARS, Clark Claudon ....................................................................... $150
2013 NICKEL & NICKEL, Rock Cairn ..................................................................................... $268
2000 PHILIP TOGNI, Estate .................................................................................................... $268
2012 PLUMPJACK, Estate ..................................................................................................... $248
1998 ROBERT MONDAVI, Reserve ........................................................................................ $372
1999 ROBERT MONDAVI, Reserve ........................................................................................ $368
2000 ROBERT MONDAVI, Reserve ........................................................................................ $358
2001 ROBERT MONDAVI, Reserve ........................................................................................ $348
2002 ROBERT MONDAVI, Reserve ........................................................................................ $338
2005 ROBERT MONDAVI, Reserve ........................................................................................ $328
1997 ROBERT MONDAVI, Reserve ........................................................................................ $398
1997 ROBERT MONDAVI, Reserve ............................................................................... 1.5L $796
1995 ROBERT MONDAVI, Reserve ........................................................................................ $418
1992 ROBERT MONDAVI, Reserve ........................................................................................ $458
1986 ROBERT MONDAVI, Reserve ........................................................................................ $498
2011 SHAFER VINEYARDS, Hillside Select ........................................................................... $598
2013 SHAFER VINEYARDS, One Point Five SLD .................................................................. $208
2010 SILVER OAK CELLARS .................................................................................................. $268
2014 STAG’S LEAP WINE CELLARS, Artemis ..................................................................... $138
S O N O M A
2000 PETER MICHAEL, Les Pavots, Sonoma Valley ............................................................. $388
2006 PETER MICHAEL, L’Espirit des Pavots, Knights Valley, Sonoma Valley ..................... $248
2005 PETER MICHAEL, L’Espirit des Pavots, Knights Valley, Sonoma Valley ..................... $258
2002 PETER MICHAEL, L’Espirit des Pavots, Knights Valley, Sonoma Valley ..................... $298
27

28. “I cook with
wine. Some-
times I even add
it to the food.”
-W.C. Fields
ILLEGAL ALIENS
In 1945 producers of Châteauneuf-du-Pape passed
a municipal decree that banned the overhead fly-
ing, landing, or taking off of flying saucers in the
commune.
ABABABAB
MERLOT
comes from the French
language and means little
blackbird.
THERE’S NO
PLACE LIKE
HOME
RHONE.
The town of El PASO DE ROBLES
(which means pass of the oak trees)
was co-founded in 1869 by Drury
James, uncle to infamous Kentucky
outlaws Frank and Jesse James.

29. A L E X A N D E R VA L L E Y
2012 JORDAN WINERY .......................................................................................................... $128
2011 SILVER OAK CELLARS .................................................................................................. $190
P A S O R O B L E S
2013 JUSTIN WINERY ............................................................................................................. $78
2013 JUSTIN WINERY, Isosceles ............................................................................................ $178
2013 JUSTIN WINERY, Justification, Cabernet Franc ........................................................... $118
W A L L A W A L L A - W A S H I N G T O N
2013 GRAMMERCY CELLARS, Lower East Cabernet, Walla Walla .................................... $98
MERLOT-USA
C A L I F O R N I A
2013 DECOY BY DUCKHORN, Sonoma ................................................................................ $66
2013 SHAFER VINEYARDS, Napa .......................................................................................... $142
RHÔNE VARIETALS
F R A N C E
2011 ST. COSME, Cote Rotie, Rhone Valley .......................................................................... $148
2013 M. CHAPOUTIER, Cote Rotie, Becasses, Rhone Valley .............................................. $152
2014 DOMAIN DU VIEUX TÉLÉGRAPHE, Télégramme, Chât.-du-Pape, Rhone Valley .......... $98
2012 DOMAIN DU VIEUX TÉLÉGRAPHE, La Crau, Chât.-du-Pape, Rhone Valley ........... $168
2012 CHATEAU DE ST. COSME, Gigondas, Rhone Valley ................................................... $98
2015 CHATEAU DE ST. COSME, Cotes Du Rhone, Rhone Valley ....................................... $52
2012 MAS DE DAUMAS GASSAC, Languedoc-Roussillon ................................................... $118
U S A
2013 RADIO COTEAU, Timberline, Syrah, Russian River Valley, California ........................ $158
2013 QUPE, Central Coast, Syrah, California $62
2013 RIDGE, Lytton Springs, Zinfandel, Dry Creek, California ............................................. $98
2013 SEGHESIO, Zinfandel, Sonoma, California .................................................................... $72
2013 GRAMMERCY CELLARS, Lagniappe, Syrah, Walla Walla, Wash ................................ $152
2013 GRAMMERCY CELLARS “L’idiot du Village” Mourvedra, Walla Walla, Wash ............ $122
29

30. “MY ONLY REGRET IN LIFE
IS THAT I DID NOT DRINK
MORE WINE.”
-Ernest Hemingway
“A BARREL OF WINE
ACHIEVES MORE MIRA-
CLES THAN A CHURCH
FULL OF SAINTS.”
-Spanish proverb
EVERY WINE HAS ITS TIME
Considered the “1st growth
of Spain”, VEGA SICILIA
is revered as one of the
world’s great wines. De-
pending on the vintage,
the wine could be held for
decades until it is released,
the winery only brought
their 1968 vintage to mar-
ket in 1991 after 23 years
in barrel.
KALIMOTXO
is a popular Span-
ish drink made of equal
parts red wine and cola
and served over ice. It’s
becoming ever more popu-
lar outside of the country
and can now be found at
many trendy bars and
restaurants.
THE SUN ALSO RISES
During his time in Spain,
Ernest Hemingway devel-
oped a love for the wines
of Rioja which he consid-
ered some of the least ex-
pensive and most satisfy-
ing reds.

31. RHONE VARIETALS
SPAIN
P R I O R AT
2014 BUIL & GINE, “Gine Gine” .............................................................................................. $58
2014 COSTERS DEL PRIORAT, Pissares Tinto ...................................................................... $64
2012 CLOS CYPES, Old Vine Carignan .................................................................................. $98
2014 PREDICAT ........................................................................................................................ $58
2015 Maquinon ........................................................................................................................ $66
R I B E R O D E L D U E R O
2013 CASA ROJO, Alexander vs Ham Factory ...................................................................... $68
2015 VISCARRA ....................................................................................................................... $52
2011 VISCARRA, Celia ............................................................................................................. $244
2012 CONDARO ORIZA, Reserva ........................................................................................... $58
2011 VEGA SICILIA, Alion ....................................................................................................... $138
2003 VEGA SICILIA, Único ...................................................................................................... $848
2004 VEGA SICILIA, Único ...................................................................................................... $838
2007 VEGA SICILIA, Valbuena no5 ........................................................................................ $355
2008 VEGA SICILIA, Valbuena no5 ........................................................................................ $349
2009 VEGA SICILIA, Valbuena no5 ........................................................................................ $311
2010 VEGA SICILIA, Valbuena no5 ........................................................................................ $308
2010 EMILIO MORO ................................................................................................................ $68
2009 EMILIO MORO, Malleolus ............................................................................................... $128
R I O J A
2013 LA RIOJA ALTA, Vina Ardanza ..................................................................................... $88
2005 LA RIOJA ALTA, Gran Reserva #904 .......................................................................... $118
2008 CUNE IMPERIAL, Gran Reserva .................................................................................... $138
2014 ALTOS RESERVA, Tempranillo ...................................................................................... $58
2012 ALBAI, Rioja Reserva ...................................................................................................... $54
2013 LEZA, Rioja Reserva ...................................................................................................... $52
2010 Leza, Rioja Grand Reserva .............................................................................................. $78
2014 THE INVISIBLE MAN ...................................................................................................... $66
O T H E R R E G I O N S
2010 VEGA SICILIA, Pintia, Toro ............................................................................................ $118
2013 MESTIZAJE, Mustiguillo, Valencia .................................................................................. $68
2014 CASA ROJO, MMM, Macho Man Monastrell, Jumilla ................................................... $64
2015 MUSSO, Merlot , La Mancha .......................................................................................... $52
31

32. “I DON’T NEED TO
KNOW WHAT’S OUT
OF THE @#%ING HILL, OR
WHO PUT THE GRAPEVINES
IN, OR THAT THEY WERE
TRANSPLANTED. I DON’T NEED
THIS. I DRANK IT ALREADY,
DUDE.”
-Anthony Bourdain
CD
CD
HOLY MOLY!
Which country drinks the
most wine per capita?:
THE VATICAN.
(On average each citizen con-
sumes 99 bottles per year.)
YZYZYZYZYZY
A SUPER TUSCAN is a wine made out-
side of the DOC laws, but prominent in
presence. Prominent Tuscan winemakers
began skirting the laws back in the 70’s
when the quality fell due to poor blending,
this forced the wine to be classified as Vin
de Tavola, or simply “Table Wine.’ Rec-
ognizing the high quality, journalists be-
gan dubbing these wines “Super Tuscans”,
and the moniker stuck. These wines are
now classified as IGT under revised Italian
guidelines.
THE BAROLO WARS
A term used to describe the
ongoing battle between tra-
ditionalists who wish to pre-
serve time honored tech-
nique and modernists who
are aiming for bigger, more
toasted flavors achieved
through the use of new oak.
MOLTO VINO!
Italy is the largest wine producing re-
gion in the world cranking out nearly 5
billion liters of wine per year.

33. RED VARIETALS-ITALY
PIEDMONT
B A R B E R A D ’A S T I
2014 VIETTI, Barbera d’Asti, Tre Vigne .................................................................................. $68
B A R B E R E S C O
2013 CERETTO, Asili ............................................................................................................... $120
2011 MARCHESI DI GRESY, Martinenga ............................................................................... $128
2010 MARCHESI DI BAROLO ................................................................................................ $128
B A R O L O
2006 LUCIANO SANDRONE, Cannubi Bochis ....................................................................... $313
2013 LUCIANO SANDRONE, Valmaggiore d’Alba ................................................................ $101
2010 GAJA, Dagromis .............................................................................................................. $148
2005 MARCHESI DI BAROLO, Cannubi Special Edition ....................................................... $228
2004 PAOLO SCAVINO, Bric del Fiasc ................................................................................... $298
2009 PRUNOTTO, Bussia Vigna Colonello Riserva ................................................................ $294
2011 VIETTI, Castiglione .......................................................................................................... $148
2003 CERETTO, Bricco Asili .................................................................................................... $298
2012 CERETTO ........................................................................................................................ $122
RED VARIETALS-ITALY
T U S C A N Y
2010 SILVIO NARDI, Brunello di Montalcino ......................................................................... $158
2013 QUERCIABELLA, Chianti Classico ................................................................................. $78
2013 FONTERUTOLI, Chinati Classico ................................................................................... $72
2012 MAZZEI, Philip, Cabernet Sauvignon ............................................................................ $98
2012 IL FAUNO DI ARCANUM ............................................................................................... $82
2012 ANTINORI, Tignanello .................................................................................................... $198
2010 ANTINORI, Solaia ........................................................................................................... $598
2013 GAJA, Promis Camarcanda ............................................................................................ $88
2012 QUERCIABELLA, Mongrana ........................................................................................... $60
2008 QUERCIABELLA, Carmartina ......................................................................................... $238
2013 TENUTA DELL’ORNELLAIA, Le Volte .......................................................................... $88
2012 TENUTA DELL’ORNELLAIA, Ornellaia ........................................................................ $488
A R O U N D T H E B O O T
2014 GROSSJEAN, Pinot Noir, Valee D’Aoste ....................................................................... $78
2009 ALLEGRINI, Amarone Classico, Veneto ........................................................................ $198
2013 PLENETA, Etna Rosso, Sicily ......................................................................................... $58
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34. “I LIKE BEST THE WINE DRUNK AT
THE COST OF OTHERS.”
-Diogenes the Cynic
Don’t.
We.
All.
“I know nothing about wine, I know how to
make wine, but I know nothing about wine, and each
day I discover that I know less.”
-Serge Hochar, Chateau Musar
PINOTAGE is a man-made
hybrid of Pinot Noir and
Cinsaut designed to thrive
in South Africa’s hot, dry
climate. It’s flavors most
resemble that of Shiraz.
A French grape, MALBEC
vines were first brought to
Mendoza, Argentina from
their native country in 1868
by a botanist on order of a
nostalgic governor missing
the wines of his homeland.
A MOST DANGEROUS VINTAGE
Grown in Lebanon’s ancient Bekaa Valley, CHATEAU
MUSAR has achieved cult status amongst wine lovers
in-the-know. Producing vintages even throughout a
violent 20 year civil war, the Hochar family have sin-
gle handedly put the country on the map as a fine
wine region of note.

35. RED VARIETALS- WORLD
A R G E N T I N A
2012 CATENA ALTA, Cabernet Sauvignon, Mendoza .......................................................... $84
2013 LUCA, Malbec, Mendoza ................................................................................................ $74
2014 PAUL HOBBS, El Felino, Malbec, Mendoza ................................................................. $68
2014 TERRAZES DE LOS ANDES, Malbec, Reserva, Mendoza .......................................... $56
2013 ACHAVAL FERRER, Malbec, Mendoza ......................................................................... $58
2009 YACOCHUYA, Malbec, Valles Calchaquíes, Salta ........................................................ $188
2009 O’FOURNIER, Alfa Crux, Malbec, Mendoza ................................................................. $94
2011 CHEVAL DE LOS ANDES, Malbec-Cabernet Sauvignon, Mendoza .......................... $218
2014 BODEGAS CHARCA, Pinot Noir, Barda, Patagonia .................................................... $88
A U S T R A L I A
2013 MOLLY DOOKER, Cabernet Sauvignon, The Maitre’D, South Australia .................... $98
2014 JIM BARRY, Shiraz-Cabernet, Barry Brothers Red, Clare Valley ................................ $88
2013 JIM BARRY, Cabernet Sauvignon, The Crover Drive, Coonawarra ............................ $96
L E B A N O N
1998 CHATEAU MUSAR, Bekaa Valley ................................................................................. $168
1999 CHATEAU MUSAR, Bekaa Valley ................................................................................. $158
2000 CHATEAU MUSAR, Bekaa Valley ................................................................................. $144
2001 CHATEAU MUSAR, Bekaa Valley ................................................................................. $138
S O U T H A F R I C A
2015 HAMILTON RUSSELL, Pinot Noir, Walker Bay ............................................................ $98
2015 SOUTHERN RIGHT, Pinotage, Western Cape ............................................................. $58
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36. LATE HARVEST
ICE-WINE/
EISWEIN
NECTAR OF THE GODS
There’s more than one way to skin a cat, or in
this case, get sugar from a grape. Here’s how
that sweet sticky gets to your glass.
DRIED GRAPES
NOBLE ROT
Grapes are left on the vine
to “over-rippen” and in-
crease sugar levels. Har-
vest takes place as late as
December.
In colder climates grapes go
under a “hard freeze”, they
are then pressed to produce
a viscous liquid high in con-
centrated sugars.
Sometimes called “rai-
sin wine” or “straw wine”,
grapes are harvested and
then hung or laid in the sun
to dry before pressing.
Botrytis (aka- noble rot) is
a beneficial form of fungus
that, on healthy grapes, con-
centrates the sugars mak-
ing for a complex, honeyed
character in the wine.
Sounds terrible.
Tastes divine.
A fortified wine from the Douro re-
gion in Portugal, PORT became wild-
ly popular when English merchants
started adding brandy to preserve
the wine for export.
PEDRO XIMÉNEZ, or PX
is a white Spanish grape
that’s dried in the sun,
making a thick, black
juice with flavors of mo-
lasses and chocolate.

37. B Y T H E B O T T L E
2013 TRIVENTO LATE HARVEST, Beerenauslese, Argentina, 375ml ................................ $42
2011 KRACHER, Scheurebe, Scheurebe, TBA #7, Austria 375ml ....................................... $234
2011 KRACHER, Rosenmuskateller, TBA #2, Austria 375ml ............................................. $218
2013 KRACHER, Cuvee Beerenauslese, Austria, 375ml ...................................................... $110
2013 BUIL & GINE, Plere Negre, Priorat, Spain ................................................................... $88
B Y T H E G L A S S
2013 KRACHER, Welschriesling-Chardonnay, Cuvee Beerenauslese, Austria .................... $20
2011 MARCHESE ANTINORI, Vin Santo, Tenute Tuscany, Italy ........................................... $12
2008 SCHLOSS GOBELSBERG, Trockenbeerenauslese (TBA) Riesling, Austria .................. $29
2010 CHATEAU RIEUSSEC, Sauternes, 1er Grand Cru, France ............................................ $38
2006 OREMUS, Tokaji Aszú, 5 Puttonyos, Hungary ............................................................. $19
B Y T H E G L A S S
MV FONSECA, Port, Ruby, Bin 27, Portugal ....................................................................... $8
10Yr FONSECA, Port, Tawny, Portugal ................................................................................. $11
2009 GRAHAM’S, Port, Late Bottled Vintage, Portugal ........................................................ $10
2009 CROFT, Port, Vintage, Portugal ..................................................................................... $29
40Yr QUNITA D0 VALLADO, Tawny Port, 40 year, Portugal............................................... $28
MV LUSTAU, Sherry, Pedro Ximénez, San Emilio, Solera Reserva, Spain......................... $10
HERE’S TO THE SWEET LIFE
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