PortugalSpainFranceItalyAmericaAgentinaChile As one of the oldest European nations, Portugal boasts a rich history and tradition. Explorers by nature, the Portuguese set sail to discover the ocean routes to Brazil, India, China, and Japan not to mention their settlements in Africa. As pioneers of the water, it is no wonder that the Portuguese appreciate the fruits of the sea and have mastered ancient recipes with just the right spices. With such a discriminating palate, only the finest wines will do. In the following pages, you will find an extensive list of Portuguese wines from the northern region of Porto to the southern coastline of the Algarve, from the Port to the Vinho Verde. For a classic apertif or dinner wine, try a Vinho Verde or “Green Wine.” While this dry, crisp wine is found in red or white, the “greeness,” reflects its youth. If you are seeking a deep red wine, the dry wines of Douro will satisfy even the most demanding wine enthusiast. After a gratifying meal, why not try true Port Wine which originates in Portugal. The world has unsuccessfully tried to replicate the sweet wine fortified with brandy, but none will match the Portuguese. Choose your meal’s accompaniment carefully but rest assured that whatever you choose, your selection will be of utmost quality and to your taste buds’ delight. Vinho Verde Alvarinho- Morgadio da Torre 21.00 Alvarinho Palacio da Brejoeira 42.00 Aveleda 16.00 Casal Garcia 16.00 Lagosta 16.00 Quinta da Aveleda 16.00 White Wines Cartuta White 23.00 Caterina Oak Aged Blended Chardonnay 19.00 Esporão Reserva 19.00 Falcoaria Estate Bottled 19.00 Joao Pires 23.00 Pera Manca 42.00 Red Wines Barca Velha House of Ferreiras 85.00 Cartuxa Red 28.00 Cartuxa Red Reserva 35.00 Caves Alianca- Quinta da Cortezia Touriga Nacional Grape 38.00 Caves S. Joao Reserva 26.00 Chamirce 18.00 Cistus Reserva 21.00 Daõ Cardeal Reserva Caves D. Teodosio 19.00 Daõ Duque de Viseu Quinta dos Carvalhos 19.00 Domaine Martinho Second Wine of Quinta do Carmo 22.00 FalcoariaEstate Bottled 22.00 Francisco Nunes Garcia Reserva 35.00 Luis Pato Vinhas Velhas 35.00 Marques de Borba Rerserva 47.00 Meandro 24.00 Pera Manca 110.00 Porca de Murça Reserva 23.00 (Red Wines Continued on Following Page) Quinta da Bacalhoa 35.00 Quinta do Cabriz Superior 21.00 Quinta do Carmo (50% Alicante Bouscat) 38.00 Quinta da Gaivosa 35.00 Quinta da Manuela 55.00 Quinta de Pancas Cabernet Sauvignon 21.00 Quinta do Poço do Lobo Bairrada Cabernet Sauvignon 26.00 Quinta da Terrugem T 65.00 Quinta de Terrugem Doc- Borba 35.00 Quinta do Vale de Meão 47.00 Reguengos Esporaõ D.O.C. Reserve 24.00 With more vineyards under cultivation than Italy and France, Spain still cannot compete with either countries’ level of production. It is Spain’s refined production process that ensures that every bottle of wine is made only with the best of the crop. The Spaniards’ tranquil lifestyle is reflected in their wood-aged red wines. With such an atmosphere combined with excellent climate, Spain’s new breed of fresher, fruitier wines is converting diners regularly. The selection below exudes true superiority. Red Wines Arco Viejo Red 19.00 Marques de Arienzo Gran Reserva 34.00 Marques de Riscal Reserva 25.00 Marques de Caceres Crianza Rel 22.00 Ribera del Duero 24.00 Our extensive collection of French wines demonstrates the high esteem to which the wines of France are held by the world. The French reputation is one of excellence and quality that is unprecedented. The French pride themselves on unique soil, climate, grape variety and of course their talented and knowledgeable winemakers. Bordeaux, Burgundy, and Champagne are just a few of the top players to the world’s most luxurious wines, each region with it’s own standards of excellence. Regardless of your selection, each wine will surpass your expectations. White Wines Bordeaux Chateau de Lamarque 32.00 Baron Philippe Rothschild Crave 24.00 Chateau Gaubert Graves Blanc 23.00 Burgundy Joseph Drouhin Chablis Premier 38.00 Joseph Drouhin Chardonnay Laforet 19.00 Joseph Drouhin Chassagne Montrachet 46.00 Joseph Drouhin Macon Village 19.00 Joseph Drouhin Pouilly-Fuisse 27.00 Joseph Drouhin Puligny Montrachet 48.00 Loire Michel Redde Sancerre 23.00 Domaine De La Quilla Muscadet 23.00 Marquis de Goulaine Muscadet (Black Label) 35.00 Red Wines Bordeax Pauiuac LaFite Reserve 32.00 St. Emilion Chateau Faugeres 48.00 Chateau LaCroix Pomerol 36.00 Chateaux Chateau Coufran- Haut Medol 34.00 Burgundy Beaujolais-Villages, Joseph Drouhin 19.00 Fleurie, Georges Duboeuf 21.00 Joseph Drouhin Chassagne Montrachet 35.00 Joseph Drouhin Cote de Nuits Village 32.00 Rhone Valley Michel Chapoutier Chateauneuf du Pape la Bernardine 46.00 Pascal Perrier St. Joseph 28.00 Lolris Bernard Cotes du Rhone Grand Reserve 24.00 Grenache 19.00 Native grape varieties contribute to Italy’s stance of quality, producing the most wine of any other country. While Italian red wine has classically been revered by Italians over its white counterpart, whites are now getting the attention they deserve. Just as the Italian cuisine presents variety from north to south, each regional wine offers a distinct blend of flavors, making every wine unique and superb. Primary wine regions include Tuscany and Piedmont while Veneto continues to be a tribute to the remarkable Italian character. White Wines Alto Adige Pinot Grigio, Santa Margharita 36.00 Pinot Bianco 23.00 Piedmont Gavi Cai Bianca 24.00 Chardonnay l'Atro 28.00 Tuscany Villa Antinori Bianco Toscana 19.00 Conte della Vipera, Sauvignon Blanc 29.00 (Red Wines Listed on Following Page) Red Wines Piedmont Pio Cesare Barolo 70.00 Michele Charlo Bar Baresco 52.00 Joao Pires 23.00 Tuscany Castello di Querceto Chianti Classic Riserva 29.00 Ruffino Riserva Ducale Chianti Classic (Tan Label) 52.00 Ruffino Riserva Ducale Chianti ClassicT 31.00 Veneto Costassera Amarone Classic 2000 55.00 Fabiano Valpolicella Ripassato Negraro Signature 32.00 California may have a short history in wine-making in comparison to giants like France and Italy but Spanish missionaries who planted the first grapes in our Golden State almost 200 years ago have catapulted California to compete vigorously with its opposition. California produces approximately 90 percent of America's wine, setting the standard as our forefront representation in the world market. What sets apart California from European tradition is that winemakers are free to grow numerous grape types as opposed to the strict European appellation laws that limit varieties according to geographic locations. California's freedom to experiment ensures the flexibility of making and maintaining the finest quality wines. It is in the American tradition that Oregon favors the Pinot Noir grape and Washington represents the Bordeaux, each state with its own goals in perfecting wine. All of these notable wine-making states truly represent America. California Chardonnay Clos du Bois Calcaire Vineyard Sonoma 28.00 Far Nient Napa Valley Chardonnay 60.00 Fetzer Vineyards Mendonlino Sundial 21.00 Iron Horse- Sonoma 32.00 Kendall- Jackson Vinter's Reserve 23.00 Robert Mondavi Reserve, Napa 43.00 Sequoia Grove Napa Carneros Valley 28.00 Taft Street Winery- Sonoma County 18.00 California Sauvignon Blanc Simi Winery, Alexander Valley, Sonoma 22.00 Kendall-Jackson Vinter's Reserve 22.00 Washington State Chardonnay, The Hogue Cellars 19.00 Chateau Ste Michelle Cold Creek Chardonnay 32.00 Covey Ru Barrel Chardonnay 22.00 Red Wines California Cabernet Sauvignon Benziger Sonoma 27.00 Clos du Bois Alexandre Valley Sonoma 29.00 Rutherford Hill Napa Valley 38.00 Stone Gate Napa Valley 35.00 Rodney Strong Sonoma Valley Reserve 48.00 California Merlot Clos du Bois Sonoma Merlot 28.00 Rutherford Hill Napa Valley 32.00 Stone Gate Napa Valley 35.00 Rodney Strong Alexandre Valley 31.00 Bonterra Vineyards Mendolino 28.00 California Pinot Noir Benziger Sonoma 28.00 Fetzer Barrel Select 28.00 Salmon Harbor Merlot 19.00 Washington State Chateau Ste Michelle Indian Wells Merlot 28.00 Genesis Select Columbia Valley 26.00 Salmon Harbor Merlot 19.00 Oregon Pinot Noir Knudsen- Erath Vintage Select 28.00 Erath Vineyards Williamette Valley Vintage Select ???? As the fifth largest wine country, Argentina must maintain its reputation as a leading wine-maker. With irrigated vineyards and an array of varieties of grapes that have been cultivated in Argentina for over 150 years, Argentina annually increases their export of fine wines. We have selected two of our favorites for your enjoyment. Bodega Norton- Reserva Selections Cabernet Sauvignon 24.00 Don Rodolfo Shiraz 19.00 Chilean wine making dates back to the 1850s when French immigrants settled in the region. French wine making traditions have since been a strong influence in Chilean production. The wines of Chile are distinct of the New World because of their solid ties to European elegance and their exclusive light soil. As recently as the 1980s, Chile sought to aggressively export their wine and in the process, updated some of their techniques on par with the world's most renowned wine makers. White Wines Chardonnay Gran Riserva Santa Carolina 22.00 La Familia Chardonnay 25.00 Casa Lapostolle Sauvignon Blanc 19.00 La Playa Chardonnay Reserva 19.00 Red Wines Santa Carolina Cabernet Sauvignon Reserva 21.00 La Playa Cabernet Sauvignon Reserva 19.00 La Playa Merlot Reserve 19.00 Carmen Merlot Classic 17.00 Carmen Merlot Reserve 19.00 Carmen Cabernet Sauvignon 19.00 International Champagnes Caves Aliança, Portugal 19.00 Chandon Brut Cuvée 30.00 Korbel Brut 24.00 Moët and Chandon Dom Pérignon Cuvée 130.00 Moët and Chandon White Star 55.00 Taittinger Brut la Française 60.00 Prices may vary depending on availability.

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