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Selections and Vintages are subject to change White Wines by The Glass glass bottleSparkling Wine Kenwood, 'Yalupa Cuvee,' Brut Sonoma, NV 7.50 20.00White Zinfandel Corbett Canyon, NV
4.50 N/AGewurztraminer Columbia Winery, Columbia Valley, Washington, 2005
5.50 21.00Riesling Covey Run, Columbia Valley, Washington, 2005
4.50 17.00Pinot Grigio Walnut Crest, Provincia di Pavia, Italy, 2005
4.50 17.00Sauvignon Blanc Brancott, ‘ Marlborough’,New Zealand 2005
7.00 25.00Chardonnay Salmon Creek , California , 2004
4.50 N/AChardonnay Benziger Family Winery, Carneros, 200
6.00 22.00Chardonnay Edna Valley Vineyard, Edna Valley, 2005
7.00 26.00Chardonnay J. Lohr, ‘Riverstone’, Monterey, 2005
6.50 25.00
Red Wines by the GlassPinot Noir Estancia, Monterey County, 2005
7.00 25.00Merlot Coastal Ridge, California, 2004
4.50 16.00Merlot Ravenswood Vintners Blend, Sonoma Valley, 2003 6.50 24.00Shiraz/Cabernet Sauvignon Penfolds, Koonunga Hill, South Australia, 2004 6.00 21.00Shiraz South Eastern Australia, 2004
6.50 24.00Cabernet Sauvignon Round Hill , California , 2004
4.50 16.00Cabernet Sauvignon ‘J. Lohr’, Seven Oaks, Paso Robles, 2004
8.00 29.00Meritage Hahn, Central Coast, 2004
7.50 26.00Zinfandel Rancho Zabaco, Sonoma County, 2003
6.50 24.00Foppiano Petite Sirah, Russian River Valley, 2003 9.00 34.00 Champagnes
Moet & Chandon ‘White Star’, NV, France 85.00Brut 1996, France 230.00Taittinger ‘Comtes de Champagne’Blanc de Blancs, Brut, 1993, France 250.00 Sparkling WinesKenwood ‘Yulupa’ Cuvee, Brut Sonoma, NV 20.00Gloria Ferrer Brut, Sonoma County, NV
24.00Domaine Chandon Classic, Brut, California, NV,
33.00‘J’ Brut, Russian River Valley, 1999 57.00Randy’s White Wines by the Bottle
Sweet White/Blush WinesWhite Zinfandel Beringer, California, 2005
17.00Gewurztraminer Columbia Winery, Columbia Valley, Washington, 2005 21.00Riesling Covey Run, Columbia Valley, Washington, 2005 17.00
Pinot Grigio/Pinot Gris
This variety is often characterized by crisp, light and dry sensations.Pinot Grigio Walnut Crest, Provincia di Pavia, Italy 2005
17.00Pinot Gris Kings Estate, Oregon, 2005
23.00
Sauvignon Blanc
Wines made from this grape are often crisp with a noticeable acidity.
They are often very flavorful and are usually best drunk at a young age.Sauvignon Blanc Brancott, ‘ Marlborough’,New Zealand 2005 25.00Sauvignon Blanc Drylands, Marlborough, New Zealand, 2005 26.00Sauvignon Blanc Cakebread Cellars, Napa Valley, 2005 39.00 White Blends
This style of wine is produced by blending different varieties of grapes. For whites Sauvignon Blanc,
Muscadelle and Semillion are often used in these blends.Alluvium Blanc Beringer, ‘Alluvium’, Knights Valley, 2003 28.00
Chardonnay
This grape is perhaps the most popular variety of white wines. It produces wines with a vast spectrum of flavors ranging from buttery, nutty, smoky or creamy to flavors of lemon, apple, citrus, and melon. California Chardonnays may also be characterized by an oak flavor that comes from the aging barrels.Chardonnay Sutcliffe Vineyards, Colorado, 2005
36.00Chardonnay Edna Valley Vineyard, Edna Valley, 2005
26.00Chardonnay J. Lohr, ‘Riverstone’, Monterey, 2005
25.00Chardonnay Sonoma Cutrer, ‘ Russian River Ranches’, Sonoma Coast, 2004
31.00Chardonnay Benziger Family Winery, Carneros, 200
22.00Chardonnay Jordan , Russian River Valley, 2004
49.00Chardonnay Robert Mondavi Winery, Carneros, California, 2003
34.00Chardonnay Beringer, Napa Valley, 2003
28.00
Randy’s Red Wines by the Bottle
Pinot Noir
This variety may exhibit fruit characteristics when drunk young such as strawberry, raspberry, plum, and cherry. As it ages it develops more complex flavors such as smokiness, earthiness, chocolate, truffle or violets.Pinot Noir Greg Norman, Santa Barbara County, 2005 29.00Pinot Noir Estancia, Monterey County, 2005 29.00Pinot Noir Edna Valley, Edna Valley in San Luis Obispo County, 2005 33.00Pinot Noir La Crema, Sonoma Coast, 2005 34.00Pinot Noir David Bruce, Central Coast, 2004 36.00 Merlot
“Merlot” is derived from the French word for blackbird. This variety usually produces wines that have lower tannin and higher sugar levels. They are often softer wines which exhibit fruit characteristics such as black currant and cherry flavors.Merlot Coastal Ridge, California, 2004 16.00Merlot Sutcliffe Vineyards, Colorado, 2004 36.00Merlot Rodney Strong, Sonoma County, 2002 35.00Merlot Ravenswood Vintners Blend, Sonoma Valley, 2003 24.00Merlot Clos du Bois, Sonoma Valley, 2003 31.00Merlot Kenwood, ‘Jack London’ Vineyard, Sonoma Valley, 2003 55.00Merlot Matanzas Creek, Sonoma County, 2003 52.00 Syrah, Shiraz and Petite Sirah
These varieties are all closely related. Shiraz is Syrah, but is grown in Australia. Petite Sirah is thought to be a close relative of Syrah. These varieties usually produce deep-colored wines that have rich tannic characteristics and flavors of spice and pepper, tar and hints of smokiness. With age they exhibit blackcurrant, plum, and blackberry flavors.Shiraz Rosemount,South Eastern Australia, 2004 24.00Syrah Ravenswood “Icon”, Sonoma County, 2003 29.00Syrah Lincourt, Santa Barbara County, 2004 34.00Petite Sirah Foppiano, Bacigalupi Vineyard, Russian River Valley, 2003 34.00Petite Sirah Lorca, Napa Valley, 2000 70.00 Zinfandel
Zinfandel produces wines of a wide range of characteristics. They are often robust reds with berry, ápice and peppery flavors. Zinfandels are usually high in tannins and rich, complex wines.Zinfandel Cline, ‘Ancient Vines’, California, 2005 30.00Zinfandel Rancho Zabaco, Sonoma County, 2003 24.00Zinfandel St. Francis Vineyards, ‘Old Vines’, Sonoma County, 2002 35.00Zinfandel Grgich Hills, Napa Valley, 2002 60.00 Cabernet Savignon
Often called “the king of grapes”, Cabernet Savignon produces complex and rich wines. They show characteristics of cherry, black cherry, blackcurrant, cassis, raspberry. They also may exhibit mint, chocolate, cedar, and tobacco.Cabernet Sauvignon Round Hill, California, 2004 16.00Cabernet Sauvignon ‘J. Lohr’, Seven Oaks, Paso Robles, 2004 29.00Cabernet Sauvignon Benziger, Sonoma Valley, 2003 32.00Cabernet Sauvignon Justin, Paso Robles, 2004 45.00Cabernet Sauvignon St. Clement, Napa Valley, 2001 60.00Cabernet Sauvignon Frog's Leap, Napa Valley, 2004 72.00Cabernet Sauvignon Jordan, Sonoma County, 2002 85.00Cabernet Sauvignon Robert Mondavi, Oakville, Napa Valley 2003 60.00Cabernet Sauvignon Cakebread Cellars, Napa Valley, 2003 100.00Cabernet Sauvignon Duckhorn Vineyards, Napa Valley, 2003 110.00 Cabernet BlendOpus One, Napa Valley, 1999 195.00Cabernet Sauvignon Silver Oak, Alexander Valley, 2002 115.00Cabernet Sauvignon Caymus Vineyards, Napa Valley, 2004 125.00 Meritage and Other Red Blends
Meritage is a word derived from “merit” and “heritage”. Grapes used in Meritage blends include Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Carmenere, Gros Verdot, Malbec, Merlot, Petit Verdot, and St. Macaire.Red Blend Penfolds, Bin 138, Barossa Valley, Australia 2004 37.00Chianti Classico Gabbiano, Italy, 2004 25.00Shiraz/Cabernet Sauvignon Penfolds, Koonunga Hill, South Australia, 2004 21.00Meritage Central Coast, 2004 26.00Zinfandel Blend Ridge, ‘Three Valleys’, Sonoma County, 2004 34.00Meritage Alexander Valley, 2003 50.00Meritage ‘Alluvium’, Knights Valley, 2001 53.00Port and Fortified Wines
Port Founders Reserve, NV, Portugal 5.00Late Bottled Vintage Port Quinta do Noval, Portugal 5.50Port Bin 27 Vintage Character, NV, Portugal 5.00Tawny Port Taylor Fladgate, 10 year old, NV, Portugal 6.00Late Bottled Vintage Port Taylor Fladgate, Portugal 5.50Vintage Port Quinta do Noval, Quinta do Silval, Portugal 5.00Dessert Wines
Orange Muscat Quady, Essensia, California, 2001, 375ml 22.00Late Harvest Mourvedere Cline Cellars, California, 1997, 375ml 35.00
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