Beverages
White
Bottle {Glass}- Ponzi Pinot Blanc 2006 (Oregon) 30
Gorgeously racy with lovely texture and supple fruit. - Xarmant Txakoli 2007 (Spain) 35
About as clean and refreshing as wine gets with just a slight spritz. - Domaine Daulny Sancerre 2005 (France) 35
Classic Loire flavors of minerals and gooseberries. Great vintage too. - Colli Della Murgia “Erbacio” 2006 (Italy) 36
Back by popular demand. This is one pretty, pretty wine. - Markowitsch Gruner Veltliner “Schanzacher” 2007 (Austria) 37
A rising star who I’ll be going deep on. Extracted, profound, and very likable. - Sant Evasio Gavi di Gavi 2007 (Italy) 37
Succulent and zesty which makes it perfect for this time of year. - Domaine la Bastide Roussane 2007 (France) 38
Rich, sexy, and completely delicious. - Riefle Riesling 2005 (Alsace, France) 38
Impressive fruit and exotic nuances highlight this essentially dry Alsatian. - Luneau Papin Muscadet le L d’Or 2004 (France) 38
Will change the way you feel about muscadet. Breathtaking stuff. - Albert Mann Pinot Auxerrois Vielles Vignes 2005 (France) 39
Hedonistic texture, nuance, and vibrancy. You need to try this. - Baumard Savennieres 2005 (France) 40
Peach and citrus tones with a bracing mineral-y edge. - Domaine Fournier Sancerre Grand Cuvee V. V. 2002 (France) 40
Powerful, extracted Sauvignon Blanc that’s still gloriously racy. - Chateau Musar 1998 (Lebannon) 40
Yes, that’s how it’s supposed to taste. Legendary among wine geeks. - Domaine Weinbach Pinot Blanc Reserve 2006 (France) 45
This is exactly my flavor for Alsace. Profound, rich, but oh so clean. - Edward Sellars Viognier 2005 (Paso Robles, CA) 45
Ripe and sexy with a glorious racy brightness so uncommon in CA Viognier. - Dutton Goldfield Chardonnay Dutton Ranch 2006 (Sonoma, CA) 48
Impressive, balanced, and carefully oaked juice from an iconic vineyard. - Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc 2007 (New Zealand) 50
Delicious, sought after wine from a legendary producer. - Kreydenweiss Riesling Wiebelsberg Grand Cru 2005 (France) 55
Intensely profound flavors of plums and apricots with bright acidity. - Louis Michel Chablis 1er Cru “Montmain” 2006 (France) 58
Classic Chablis minerality, finesse, bright citrus fruit, and structure. - Anton Bauer Grande Reserve Gruner Veltliner (Austria) 60
Body and finesse that remind some of great White Burg. A stunning wine. - Delaporte Sancerre “Cuvee Maxime” 2006 (France) 65
Hands down the most amazing Sauvignon Blanc I’ve tasted. - Du Nah DeDee’s Vineyard Chardonnay 2005 (Russian River, CA) 65
Classic Sonoma fruit with remarkable depth and balance. - Alzinger Loibner Riesling Smargd 2002 (Austria) 65
Considered the best wine of an outstanding vintage. At a steal of a price… - Bitouzet-Prieur Mersault “Les Corbins” 2003 (France) 70
Ripe vintage, a little age, and one of Burgundy’s bolder areas make a hedonistic wine. - Hanzell Chardonnay 2005 (Sonoma, CA) 90
Wow, so delicious it makes my head spin. An icon among CA producers. - Hillinger “Secco” Pinot Noir Rose 2006 (Austria) 35
Lovely rose bubbles on the cheap… and that’s a good thing. - E Barnaut Grand Cru Blanc de Noir Extra Brut (Champagne) 46
Crazy quality for the money and it goes really well with Asian food. - Bellefon Cuvee des Moines Brut Rose (Champagne) 65
Of course rose Champagnes go great with pretty much anything! - Magito Zinfandel Blend 2004 (North Coast, CA) 32
A smattering of petite sirah, syrah, and others give this zin a lively personality. - Domiane Vissoux Beaujolais Vieilles Vignes 2007 (France) 38
At once luscious, bright, and, well… almost even rich. A very groovy wine. - Chroma Cabernet Sauvignon 2006 (Alexander Valley, CA) 40
Refined and juicy but with enough stuffing to matter. - Mas de la Garrigue Cotes du Roussillon 2006 (France) 35
A sturdy but accessible blend of Syrah, Grenache, and Carignan. - Colli della Murgia Mazzaro 2004 (Italy) 38
100% organic aglianico and cab. sauv. Great, deep fruit with sturdy tannins. - Blockhedia Ringosii Zinfandel 2004 (Sonoma, CA) 40
Almost stately. Well…It’s still a zin through and through and great with our food. - Domaine Cheze St. Joseph “Ro-Ree” 2004 (France) 44
A dead ringer for Cote Rotie at half the price. Really a beautiful wine. - La Meridiana Barbera “Bricco Sereno” 2000 (Italy) 46
Earthy, profound, and delicious wine from a stellar, stellar vintage. - E Guigal Chateauneuf du Pape 2003 (France) 47
Hardly needs an introduction. Well made juice that always delivers. - Bertagna Bourgogne “Les Croix Blanche” 2005 (France) 47
Looking for that great Burgundy that “slipped through the cracks”? You found it. - Tandem “Peleton” Red Blend 2005 (California) 47
An uncommon blend that’s just too tasty to pass up. Great grapes, great winemaker. - Bethel Heights Pinot Noir Eola-Amity Hills Cuvee 2006 (Oregon) 48
Generous fruit with nice balance and polish. Really nice wine. - Yann Chave Croze Hermitage Le Rouvre 2006 (France) 48
Expressive and rich Syrah that tastes just like it should. - Northstar Merlot 2004 (Columbia, WA) 50
Perhaps the finest Merlot in the US. Really profound. - Domaine du Grapillon Gigondas 2003 (France) 50
Earthy, ripe, and firm, this is both a crowd and wine geek pleaser. - Vinum Cellars “The Scrapper” Cabernet Franc 2003 (El Dorado, CA) 50
The sultry nuance of Cab Franc turned up to 11. Named best in U.S. - Wild Oak Cabernet Sauvignon 2003 (Sonoma, CA) 50
Exotic and spicy nose give way to ripe and sexy fruit on the palette. - Tensley Tierra Alta Vineyard Syrah 2006 (Santa Barbara, CA) 55
Earthy and deeply extracted juice from an acclaimed cult producer. - Marchand Morey St. Denis “Vieilles Vignes” 2005 (France) 55
Deep and satisfying pinot from a great vintage at a great price. - Les Gartieux de Pichon Lalande 2000 (France) 60
Delicious juice from a great producer and vintage with some bottle age. Enough said? - Arcadian Sleepy Hollow Pinot Noir 2002 (Central Coast, CA) 65
Ripe and generous but with classic pinot fruit and earthiness. - Fisher Vineyards Cameron (Cab-blend) 2003 (Napa, CA) 65
Deep black currant fruit with hints of licorice and spice and firm but fine tannins... - Avignonesi Desiderio (Merlot-Cab Blend) 2004 (Italy) 65
Exotically spiced and rich with deep flavors of dried fruits. - Felsina Fontalloro Sangiovese 2004 (Italy) 70
Their finest effort made from their best vineyards. Impressive black cherry fruit. - Frazier Cabernet Sauvignon 2003 (Napa, CA) 70
Just how I like it. Firm, unmistakable Cabernet qualities but knows it’s boundries. - Martinega Barbaresco 2001 (Italy) 70
Atypically feminine and accessible but still packed to the gills and profound. - Hyde de Villaine Syrah 2004 (Carneros, CA) 75
Rose petals, rich purple berry fruits, and stylish earthy grace. - Penner-Ash Willamette Valley Pinot Noir 2006 (Oregon) 75
As big and rambunctious as a Pinot should be. Really impressive juice. - Delectus Spring Mountain Petite Sirah 2004 (Napa, CA) 85
Just trust me on this one. Deep, brooding, and magnificent. - Heineken Premium Light (Holland) 4
Light, crisp, refreshing. Basically why you drink light beer. - Victory Prima Pilsner (US) 4
A finely crafted, well balanced beer that's usually what I want when I'm thirsty. - Blanche de Bruxelles (Belguim) 5
Wonderful texture, exotic flavors. This is a great beer with food. - Unibroue Ephemere Apple Ale (Canada) 5
Sooo tasty. Bright and refreshing with crisp green apple flavors. (5.5%) - Duvel Golden Ale (Belgium) 750 ml 13
Classic and great with food. Smooth, crispy, and satisfying. (8.5%) - Highland Gaelic Ale (US) 4
Frighteningly easy to drink. Smooth malt and just a touch of bitter. - Bell’s Two Hearted Ale (US) 4
Crisp, semi-high-octane, hoppy ale. (7%) - Ommegang Hennepin Belgian Style Amber Ale (US) 5
Flavors of spice and orange peel in this dead ringer for a fine Belgian Ale. (7.5%) - Terrapin Rye Pale Ale (US) 4
Spicy rye aroma with a caramel note in the background. - Dogfish Head 60 Minute Imperial IPA (US) 5
Just packed full of malty good lovin’. (6%) - Victory Golden Monkey Ale (US) 5
I feel I owe you all an apology for waiting so long to put this on the list. (9.5%) - Highland Oatmeal Porter (US) 5
Very smooth with subtle flavors of coffee and toasted bread. - Victory Storm King Stout (US) 5
Deep, dark, but oh so mellow. Braised meats, anyone? (9.1%) - Handcrafted by deeply committed artisan producers, these will change the way you think about sake. If our wines were as singular and fanatically made, they'd all cost over $100/bottle.
- Tozai Voices In The Mist (Unfitered) 720ml 28 {4}
Enticing flavors of spun sugar and figs. - Ichishima Karen Coy Junmai (Niigata) 500ml 24 {5}
Bright and fruity with just a touch of sweetness. - Southern Beauty Junmai Ginjo 720ml 44 {6}
Deep and rich. Goes surprisingly well with red meats. - Divine Droplets Junmai Daigingo 300ml 39 {9}
Painstakingly crafted and profoundly elegant. - Hakury Ume-shu Junmai 500ml 45 {8}
This sweet plum-infused sake is the perfect match for foie gras. - Minogawa Koshino Omachi (Niigata) 180ml 24 {10}
A gorgeously aromatic elixir made from the world's most expensive rice. - Gin Rickshaw 7
Ginger, lemon juice, gin, and Patron Citronge - Hot Date 8
Jujube preserves, Gentleman Jack, cayenne, and lemon - Pomegranate Love Child 8
Reyka vodka, pomegranate, ginger, and lime - Don and Susan’s Margarita 12
Porfidio Silver, Patron Citronge, lime juice, and ginger - O-jito 9
Muddled mint, orange, lime, and sugar with Bacardi O - Jujube Asian Sangria 6
Lychee, thai basil, ginger, citrus, and wine - The Whippet 8
Grapefruit vodka, Lichee, cava…Really, really tasty - Dragon Well 6 {4}
classic, clean green tea flavors - Jasmine Dragon Pearl 7 {5}
the benchmark for jasmine teas, delightfully floral - Tie Guan Yin - The Iron Goddess of Mercy6 {4}
smooth with hints of peach - Da Hong Pao - Big Red Robe7 {5}
exquisitely rich and decadent - Lemongrass 5 {3}
Delicate citrus notes - Chrysanthemum 5 {3}
Subtle and earthy
Sparkling
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*Due to changes in supply, some wine vintages may vary from those listed above.


