Selected Wines By The Glass

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INDEX
Wines by the glass
Page 3
Champagne
Page 4
Franciacorta – Spumante
Page 6
Italian White Wine
Page 7, 8
Californian White Wine
Page 9
Piedmont
Page 11
Page 12
Page 13, 14
Barbaresco
Barolo
Langhe – Barbera – Dolcetto - Monferrato
Lombardy – Trentino – Friuli – Emilia Romagna
Page 15
Veneto
Page 16
Amarone
Page 16, 17
Tuscany
Chianti
Brunello di Montalcino
Rosso di Montalcino – Vino Nobile – Morellino
Super Tuscans
Page 18
Page 19, 20
Page 21
Page22, 23, 24, 25
Marche – Umbria – Lazio – Abruzzo – Molise – Campania
Page 26
Basilicata – Puglia – Calabria – Sicily – Sardinia
Page 27
Spain
Page 28
California
Meritage Blends
Cabernet Sauvignon
Merlot
Pinot Noir
Zinfandel – Syrah
Page 30
Page 31, 32, 33
Page 34
Page 35
Page 36
Australia
Page 37
Half Bottle Selection
Page 38
Dessert Wines
Page 39
Large Format Bottles
Page 40
Monthly Selections
Page 41
01/23/2011
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WINES FROM OUR CRUVINET
These wines have been hand selected by Chef-owner Angelo Elia.
Each exemplifies the highest quality wine from its region.
CHAMPAGNE & PROSECCO
Veuve Clicqout “Yellow Label” – Champagne
18.00 90.00
Laurent Perrier “Brut”– Champagne
24.00
WHITE WINE
Glass
Matanzas Creek 2007 – Sonoma
Btl.
14.00 55.00
“Chardonnay”
Whitehaven 2009 – New Zealand
10.00 40.00
“Sauvignon Blanc”
Pieropan, Soave Classico 2009 – Veneto
10.00 40.00
“Garganega-Trebbiano di Soave”
Santa Margherita 2009 – Trentino-Alto Adige
15.00 55.00
“Pinot Grigio”
Jermann 2009 – Friuli Venezia Giulia
12.00 45.00
“Chardonnay”
Mohua 2008 – New Zealand
10.00 40.00
“Riesling”
RED WINE
Corte Zovo, Amarone della Valpolicella 2005 – Veneto
18.00 72.00
“Corvina-Rondinella-Molinari”
Bortoluzzi, Cabernet 2008 – Friuli-Venezia-Giulia
12.00 48.00
“Cabernet Sauvignon”
Castello di Ama, Chianti Classico 2006 – Tuscany
20.00 80.00
“Sangiovese”
Tenuta Carlina “La Togata”, Brunello di Montalcino 2003 – Tuscany
25.00 100.00
“Sangiovese Grosso”
Mazzoni, Toscana Rosso 2007 – Tuscany
15.00 60.00
“Sangiovese-Merlot”
Tormaresca, Torcicoda 2006 – Puglia
14.00 55.00
“Primitivo”
Patz & Hall 2008 – Sonoma Coast
18.00 75.00
“Pinot Noir”
CS Cellars 2007 – Napa Valley
15.00 60.00
Pride, Mountain Vineyard 2007 – Sonoma-Napa
20.00 80.00
“Merlot”
Selected Wines By The Glass
WHITE WINE
House Chardonnay
10.00
House Pinot Grigio
9.00
Beringer, White Zinfandel
7.00
RED WINE
House Merlot
10.00
House Chianti
10.00
House Cabernet Sauvignon
10.00
House Pinot Noir
10.00
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CHAMPAGNE
TETE DE CUVEE
Bin No.
Vintage
Btl.
102
Dom Perignon
02
315
104
Krug, Grand Cuvee
NV
325
101
Louis Roederer, Cristal
99
435
103
Perrier-Jouet, Fleur de Champagne
02
235
106
Veuve Clicquot, La Grande Dame
96
275
CHAMPAGNE ROSE
111
Billecart-Salmon, Brut Rose
NV
155
115
Dom Perignon, Brut Rose
98
825
109
Laurent Perrier, Brut Rose
NV
155
CHAMPAGNE
122
Billecart-Salmon, Brut Reserve
NV
120
114
Laurent Perrier, Brut
NV
80
116
Laurent Perrier, Brut – Split
NV
24
117
Veuve Clicquot, Yellow Label
NV
90
SMALL GROWER CHAMPAGNES
127
Aubry, 1er Cru, a Jouy – Les Reims, Brut
NV
80
128
Gaston Chiquet, 1er Cru, Tradition, Dizy, Brut
NV
85
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THE WINE REGIONS OF ITALY
Italy trades back and forth with France as the world’s largest producer of wine, accounting for
around 20% of the world’s total production. Wine is made in each of twenty regions across the
country and its island regions of Sicily and Sardinia, producing diverse wines of all styles.
DENOMINAZIONE DI ORIGINE CONTROLLATA E GARANTITA
The highest level of quality! Very strict rules govern the maximum yield of the grapes and aging
requirements. The wines must meet the approval of a special tasting panel before they can
achieve D.O.C.G. status.
DENOMINAZIONE DI ORIGINE CONTROLLATA
The next level of quality applies to wines made from specified grape varieties, specified areas of
production and specific aging requirements. These specifications are not as stringent as those of
D.O.C.G. and do not always guarantee good quality. One of the main complaints about D.O.C.
is that the maximum yields allowed are very high, which obviously places quantity before quality
in terms of importance.
INDICAZIONE GEOGRAFICA TIPICA
This level was added by the revisions of 1992 to cover table wines from specific geographical
areas using varieties that were excluded in the original laws. This allows these wines to have the
region of origin and the varietal on the label. For many wineries the IGT wines are the finest of
their production.
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FRANCIACORTA
Franciacorta is Italy’s answer to Champagne. This area which is located in the region of
Lombardia in Northern Italy has truly come to the forefront of the production of Sparkling wine.
Here you will find the same soils and grape varieties as in Champagne, with the same method of
production. The leader of the pack in terms of style and quality is Bellavista, which has received
rave reviews from most international wine critics who have consistently rated the sparkling
Franciacorta 90 points and above.
Bin No.
130
Vintage
Bellavista, “Cuvee Brut” DOCG
Btl.
NV
85
NV
135
04
130
NV
90
NV
45
“Chardonnay-Pinot Bianco-Pinot Nero”
132
Bellavista, Gran Cuvee “Saten” DOCG
“Chardonnay”
135
Bellavista, Gran Cuvee Rose DOCG
“Pinot Noir-Chardonnay”
134
Ca’del Bosco, Brut DOCG
“Chardonnay-Pinot Bianco-Pinot Nero”
142
Ferrari, Brut Trento DOC
“Chardonnay”
PROSECCO
In addition to the grapes grown in the fabulous hills of Franciacorta, Italy also produces other
great sparkling wines. In the hills of Veneto, under the Dolomite Alps, Prosecco is produced. It
is a light, refreshing, slightly citrus sparkling wine, great as an aperitif or just to sip on its own.
143
Martini & Rossi, Prosecco IGT
Split
141
Bisol, “Crede” Prosecco di Valdobbiadene DOC
“Prosecco-Pinot Bianco-Verdiso”
6
NV
10
NV
40
VINI BIANCHI
VALLEE D’AOSTE
Bin No.
200 Les Cretes, Cuvee Frissonniere DOC
Vintage
08
Btl.
65
09
60
08
35
09
40
08
45
09
70
06
250
08
95
07
65
09
50
07
95
09
55
07
115
09
45
09
55
“Chardonnay”
210
Grosjean, Vigne Rovettaz
“Petite Arvine”
VENETO
202
Anselmi, San Vincenzo DOC
“Garganega-Chardonnay-Trebbiano di Soave"
201
Pieropan, Soave Classico DOC
204
Suavia, Soave Classico DOC
PIEDMONT
207
Bruno Giacosa DOCG
“Roero Arneis”
203
Gaja, Gaia & Rey DOCG
“Chardonnay”
205
La Scolca, Gavi di Gavi Black Label DOCG
“Cortese”
208
Scavino, Sorriso Langhe DOC
“Chardonnay-Sauvignon-Viognier”
206
Villa Sparina, Gavi di Gavi DOCG
“Cortese”
TRENTINO-ALTO ADIGE
215
Cantina Terlano, Terlaner Quarz DOC
“Sauvignon”
214
Elena Walch, Castel Ringberg DOC
“Pinot Grigio”
219
Elena Walch, Beyound the Clouds DOC
“Chardonnay-Sauvignon-Pinot Bianco-Gewurtztraminer”
213
Maso Poli DOC
“Pinot Grigio”
211
Santa Margherita DOC
“Pinot Grigio”
FRIULI VENEZIA GIULIA
228
Bortoluzzi, Venezia Giulia IGT
“Pinot Grigio”
08
45
223
Jermann, Chardonnay IGT
09
45
09
65
09
50
09
65
07
125
07
140
09
65
08
40
“Chardonnay”
222
Jermann, Pinot Bianco IGT
“Pinot Bianco”
220
Jermann, Pinot Grigio IGT
“Pinot Grigio”
221
Jermann, Vinnae IGT
“Ribolla Gialla-Tocai-Riesling”
224
Jermann, Vintage Tunina IGT
“Chardonnay-Sauvignon-Ribolla Gialla-Malvasia Istriana-Picolit”
225
Jermann, Were Dreams IGT
“Chardonnay”
229
Livio Felluga, Collio DOC
“Pinot Grigio”
LIGURIA
230
Colle dei Bardellini, Pigato Riviera di Ponente DOC
“Pigato”
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TUSCANY
Bin No.
234 Antinori, Tenuta Guado al Tasso DOC
Vintage
09
Btl.
50
08
65
08
45
09
45
08
35
08
50
07
95
08
50
07
55
08
45
07
90
08
35
08
45
09
40
“Vermentino”
231
Cabreo, La Pietra IGT
“Chardonnay”
233
Castello Banfi, San Angelo IGT
“Pinot Grigio”
232
Poggio al Tesoro, Solosole IGT
“Vermentino”
235
Toscolo DOCG
“Vernaccia di San Gimignano”
MARCHE
238
Bucci, Verdicchio Classico dei Castelli di Jesi DOC
“Verdicchio”
UMBRIA
241
Antinori, Castello della Sala “Cervaro” IGT
“Chardonnay-Greccheto”
CAMPANIA
245
Villa Matilde, Greco di Tufo DOCG
“Greco”
246
Mastroberardino, Fiano di Avellino DOCG
“Fiano di Avellino”
248
Terredora, Falanghina IGT
“Falanghina”
SICILY
250
Planeta IGT
“Chardonnay”
251
Tasca D’Almerita, Regaleali Bianco IGT
“Sauvignon-Tasca-Inzolia-Cataratto”
SARDINIA
243
Argiolas, Serralori Rosato IGT Isola dei Nuraghi
“Cannonau-Monica-Carignano-Bovale Sardo”
260
Santadi, Villa Solais DOC
“Vermentino di Sardegna”
8
CALIFORNIA
CHARDONNAY
Bin No.
Vintage
Btl.
306
Cakebread, Napa
09
90
304
Far Niente, Napa
09
105
321
Girard, Russian River
08
50
305
Kistler, Les Noisetiers – Sonoma Mountain
08
115
312
Matanzas Creek, Sonoma
07
55
317
Grgich Hills, Estate Grown – Napa
07
85
303
Patz Hall, Napa
07
75
318
Peter Michael, Ma Belle Fille – Knights Valley-Sonoma
08
165
319
Peter Michael, Mon Plaisir – Sonoma
08
165
316
Sonoma-Cutrer, Russian River Ranches
08
50
SAUVIGNON BLANC
340
Charles Krug, Napa
09
40
331
Frog’s Leap, Napa
09
50
341
Joel Gott, California
09
40
330
Robert Mondavi, Reserve – Fume Blanc – Napa
07
70
334
Whitehaven, Marlborough – New Zealand
09
40
08
55
OTHER VARIETIES
335
Conundrum, Napa
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PIEDMONT
The largest region by size in Italy, Piedmonte means, “Foot of the Mountain”, accurately
describing its location at the base of the Alps. Piemonte is seventh in terms of wine volume
among Italy’s regions, producing some of the best wines in Italy. Piemonte has close to 50 of
Italy’s D.O.C./D.O.C.G. zones, more than any other region. This region is primarily a red wine
region, and is best known for its two noble wines, Barolo and Barbaresco, both made from the
Nebbiolo varietal. Nebbiolo is named for the fog {Nebbia} that often blankets the vineyards of
the Langhe and Monferrato hills area, where 90% of Piemonte’s wines come from. These wines
are robust and full-bodied, and for Barolo and Barbaresco in particular, long-lived. The most
widely cultivated grapes in Piemonte, however are Barbera and Dolcetto, from which prominent
red wines of the same name are made. Both Barbera and Dolcetto are dry wines, but not as
tannic and full-bodied as Barolo and Barbaresco. They are softer and intended for earlier
consumption.
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BARBARESCO – DOCG
One of the best wines in Italy, Barbaresco is made from the red grape Nebbiolo around the
village of Barbaresco in the Langhe Hills. The wines are dry, robust and tannic in their youth
and develop beautifully in the bottle. Barbaresco must be aged in wood for two years before it is
released, three years for Riserva. This aging helps soften the tannins and acid in the wine.
Bin No.
Vintage
Btl
405
Bruno Giacosa, Asili Riserva
00
385
406
Bruna Giacosa, Rabaja’
04
415
407
Bruno Giacosa, St. Stefano
01
235
421
Bruno Rocca, Rabaja’
04
185
417
Cantina del Pino
04
90
408
Ca’Rome, Maria di Brun
06
155
413
Ceretto, Asij
06
90
1547
401c
401d
401f
Gaja, Barbaresco
Gaja, Barbaresco
Gaja, Barbaresco
Gaja, Barbaresco
404
Gaja, Sori San Lorenzo
Double Magnum 01
03
04
07
1650
375
395
425
88
575
414a La Spinetta, Vigneto Gallina Vursu
414b La Spinetta, Vigneto Gallina Vursu
03
04
195
185
415a La Spinetta, Vigneto Starderi Vursu
415b La Spinetta, Vigneto Starderi Vursu
03
04
195
185
416a La Spinetta, Vigneto Valeirano Vursu
416b La Spinetta, Vigneto Valeirano Vursu
03
04
195
185
418
Poderi Colla, Roncanglie
05
115
424
Produttori del Barbaresco
06
80
425
Produttori del Barbarseco, Asili Riserva
05
115
427
Produttori del Barbaresco, Montestefano Riserva
05
115
426
Produttori del Barbaresco, Rabaja’ Riserva
05
115
428
Produttori del Barbaresco, Rio Sordo Riserva
05
115
423
Paitin, Vecchie Vigne
03
75
11
BAROLO - DOCG
Barolo is Barbaresco’s more illustrious neighbor in the Langhe Hills. Barolo is a larger
production zone than Barbaresco. This wine is also made from the Nebbiolo grape. It is similar
to Barbaresco, but is generally bigger, more tannic and requires longer aging: 3 years, of which
2 are in wood. The Riserva is aged 5 years.
Bin No.
Vintage Btl.
468
Azelia, Bricco Fiasco
05
145
469
Azelia, Margheria
05
130
470
Azelia, San Rocco
05
160
436a
Bruno Giacosa, Falletto di Serralunga
98
245
457
Clerico, Ciabot Mentin Ginestra
05
175
456
Clerico, Pajana
05
185
458 Clerico, Percristina
458a Clerico, Percristina
99
03
210
275
454
06
185
440b Conterno Fantino, Sori Ginestra
440c Conterno Fantino, Sori Ginestra
03
06
175
195
441a
441b
441c
441d
Conterno Fantino, Vigna del Gris
01
03
04
06
175
185
195
185
466
Contrato, Cerequio
00
165
435
Corino, Vigneto Arborina
05
120
437
Corino, Vigneto Giachini
05
115
462
Damilino
04
75
445 Damilano, Cannubi
445a Damilano, Cannubi
03
04
135
140
431
05
210
447 Giacomo Borgogno & Figli, Riserva
447a Giacomo Borgogno & Figli, Riserva
447b Giacomo Borgogno & Figli, Riserva
61
78
85
375
315
335
459
Giacomo Conterno, Monfortino
97
550
432
Giacomo Grimaldi, Le Coste
05
125
429
La Spinetta, Campe
03
235
00
500
Conterno Fantino, Mosconi
Elio Altare, Arborina
1532 La Spinetta, Campe Riserva
Magnum
446
Marcarini, Brunate
06
125
467
Marcarini, Le Serra
06
110
471
Marchesi di Barolo
05
95
12
BAROLO-DOCG con’t.
Bin No.
Vintage
Btl.
438
Marchesi di Barolo, Cannubi
01
155
464
Mascarello, Monprivato
99
145
463
Mascarello, Monprivato “Ca d’Morissio” Riserva
97
235
451a Paolo Scavino, Bric del Fiasc
451c Paolo Scavino, Bric del Fiasc
451d Paolo Scavino, Bric del Fiasc
85
01
05
250
185
215
453b Paolo Scavino, Rocche Della Annunziata Riserva
00
350
461a Pio Cesare
05
125
433 Poderi Colla, Bussia
433a Poderi Colla, Bussia
03
06
135
135
443b Poderi Luigi Einaudi, Nei Cannubi
443c Poderi Luigi Einaudi, Nei Cannubi
03
06
185
185
444 Poderi Luigi Einaudi, Costa Grimaldi
444a Poderi Luigi Einaudi, Costa Grimaldi
444b Poderi Luigi Einaudi, Costa Grimaldi
00
03
06
165
160
185
434
04
110
Prunotto
LANGHE ROSSO – DOC
When finally it was recognized by the disciplinary that vintners were able to produce wines of
great structure and complexity from a blend of different varietals within their D.O.C. controlled
vineyards, in 1995 “Langhe Rosso” replaced the former Vino da Tavola.
Bin No
Vintage Btl.
481
Ceretto, Monsordo
07
85
04
425
99
01
04
05
06
625
625
775
825
850
01
345
04
525
98
00
05
550
575
825
01
05
06
625
825
850
“Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot-Syrah-Nebbiolo”
484d Gaja, Conteisa
“Nebbiolo-Barbera”
487
487a
487b
487c
487d
Gaja, Costa Russi
Gaja, Costa Russi
Gaja, Costa Russi
Gaja, Costa Russi
Gaja, Costa Russi
485a Gaja, Darmagi
“Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot-Cabernet Franc”
486e
Gaja, Sperss
488 Gaja, Sori San Lorenzo
488a Gaja, Sori San Lorenzo
488c Gaja, Sori San Lorenzo
489a Gaja, Sori Tildin
489b Gaja, Sori Tildin
489c Gaja, Sori Tildin
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BARBERA - DOC
Barbera is one of the most planted varietals in all of Italy, but it truly reaches its greatest
potential in the areas of Alba, Asti and Monferrato within the region of Piemonte. In these
areas, Barbera is thought of as “the poor man’s Barolo”. When this varietal falls in the hands
of a great producer, however, it can become one of the world’s finest wines.
Bin No.
Vintage
Btl.
507b Braida, “Bricco dell’Uccellone” - Barbera d’Asti
03
125
511b Braida, “Ai Suma” – Barbera d’Asti
03
155
512b Cascina La Barbatella, “La Vigna Dell’Angelo” – Barbera d’Asti
99
100
505
Coppo, “Camp du Rouss” – Barbera d’Asti
06
50
506
Conterno Fantino, “La Vignotta” – Barbera d’Asti
08
60
518
Elio Altare – Barbera d’Alba
06
55
516
Fontanafredda, “Papagena” – Barbera d’Alba
03
75
513
La Spinetta, “Ca’Di Pian” – Barbera d’Asti
07
55
514
La Spinetta, “Gallina” – Barbera d’Alba
05
95
508
Prunotto, “Fiulot” – Barbera d’Asti
07
40
515
Silvio Grasso, “Fontanile” – Barbera d’Alba
06
95
517
Vietti, “Scarrone Vigna Vecchia” – Barbera d’Alba
04
150
DOLCETTO – DOC
Dolcetto has been grown for centuries in Piemonte and has recently been recognized as one of
the region’s most unique and fantastic wines, basically these wines are “fruit bombs”.
523
Borgogno – Dolcetto d’Alba
07
55
524
Luigi Einaudi, “Vigna Tec” – Dolcetto Di Dogliani DOCG
08
55
521
Vietti, “Tre Vigne” – Dolcetto d’Alba
08
50
MONFERRATO – DOC
Vineyards are present just about everywhere on the hills of the Monferrato area. The vineyards
are a fundamental part of the landscape, the history and the customs of its inhabitants. These
vineyards produce prestigious grapes for excellent wines.
525 Cascina La Barbatella, “Sonvico”
525a Cascina La Barbatella, “Sonvico”
98
99
“Barbera-Cabernet Sauvignon”
14
140
140
LOMBARDY
Lombardy stretches from Switzerland, down through the stunning lakes and on to the flatter
plains of the river Po. Mostly known for its Franciacorta’s, they also produce some excellent
reds from Valtellina in the north. Sfurzat’s are made from air dried Nebbiolo grapes.
Bin No.
534
Vintage Btl.
Nino Negri, “5 Stelle” Sfursat DOCG
04
150
“Nebbiolo”
TRENTINO-ALTO ADIGE
Italy’s northernmost wine region is actually two regions that are quite different from one
another. Alto Adige, named for the Adige river that runs through the valley of Alto Adige, was
part of Austria until the end of World War 1, and the inhabitants to this day still follow the
customs of their Germanic background, very similar to the populace of Alsace in France. They
prefer to call their region Sud-Tyrol, its traditional name. Trentino, further south, has
historically belonged to Italy, so names, customs, etc. are Italian. Climatically, Alto Adige is
generally cooler than Trentino, although both can get very hot in the summer.
536b Foradori, Granato IGT
536c Foradori, Granato IGT
02
04
125
140
99
00
01
135
135
140
08
55
“Teroldego”
537a Guerrieri Gonzaga, San Leonardo IGT
537b Guerrieri Gonzaga, San Leonardo IGT
537c Guerrieri Gonzaga, San Leonardo IGT
“Cabernet Sauvignon-Cabernet Franc-Merlot”
538
Lechthaler DOC
“Pinot Nero”
FRIULI VENEZIA GIULIA
This region that borders Austria and Slovenia was traditionally a part of the Austrian Empire
until 1919, and many of the best known producers here have Germanic names. The climate here
is moderated by the marine influence of the Adriatic Sea. Friuli has developed the reputation of
being Italy’s finest white wine region. Very good red wines are also made in this region
especially with Merlot and Cabernet.
543
Jermann, Red Angel on the Moonlight IGT
07
70
06
75
04
145
00
155
04
210
04
205
04
115
01
115
“Pinot Noir-Merlot”
544
Jermann, Mjzzu Blau Blau IGT
“Franconia-Pinot Nero”
545
Moschioni, Real DOC
“Tazzelenghe-Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot”
546
Moschioni, Celtico Rosso DOC
“Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot”
547
Moschioni, Pignolo DOC
“Pignolo”
548
Moschioni, Schioppettino DOC
“Schioppettino”
549
Moschioni, Refosco DOC
“Refosco”
542
Villa Russiz, Collio Graf de La Tour DOC
“Merlot”
EMILIA ROMAGNA
Romagna lies on the eastern side of Bologna. The plains between Ferrara and Ravenna known
as the Po basin are noted for high yielding vines that produce fruit for blending wines.
Sangiovese, usually a medium bodied red in this region, remains the local favorite
550
Tre Monti, Petrignone Sangiovese di Romagna Superiore Riserva DOC
06
55
05
80
“Sangiovese”
553
San Patrignano, Noi Colli di Rimini IGT
“Sangiovese-Cabernet Sauvingon-Merlot”
15
VENETO
Veneto is the third largest region in terms of total volume, but first in total D.O.C. wine volume.
Close to 70% of the D.O.C. wine produced in Veneto comes from the area around the city of
Verona in the west, near Lake Garda. Wines like Soave, Valpolicella and Bardolino are among
the world’s best-known wines.
Bin No.
560
Vintage
Maculan, Brentino Rosso IGT
Btl.
04
45
00
135
“Merlot-Cabernet Sauvignon”
561
Maculan, Fratta IGT
AMARONE DELLA VALPOLICELLA
One of Italy’s truly unique and famous red wines. Amarone is made from the same grapes as
Valpolicella, primarily Corvina, in the same areas, but Amarone undergoes a process called
“passito”, where select bunches of grapes are dried on racks to concentrate their sugars and
flavors. The resulting wine is strong and rich with a higher alcohol content than Valpolicella.
Amarone means “strongly bitter” in Italian.
565
Allegrini, La Poja IGT Veronese
03
165
06
55
06
70
07
45
00
03
185
225
08
55
05
90
07
55
06
155
59
64
67
68
00
01
1050
850
725
625
450
225
01
02
03
795
925
975
“Corvina Veronese”
566
Allegrini, Palazzo della Torre IGT Veronese
“Corvina Veronese-Rondinella-Sangiovese”
563
Allegrini, La Grola IGT Veronese
“CorvinaVeronese-Syrah”
564
Bertani, Valpolicella Valpantena Ripasso DOC
“Corvina-Rondinella”
569b Dal Forno Romano, Valpolicella DOC
569d Dal Forno Romano, Valpolicella DOC
“Corvina-Rondinella-Croatina-Oseleta”
568
Tommasi, Valpolicella “Ripassa” DOC
“Corvina-Rondinella-Syrah-Sangiovese”
562
Tommaso Bussola, Valpolicella Classico Superiore “TB” DOC
“Corvina-Rondinella-Molinara”
567
Zenato, “Ripassa” Valpolicella Superiore DOC
“Corvina-Rondinella-Sangiovese”
578
Allegrini, Amarone della Valpolicella DOC
“Corvina-Rondinella-Oseleta”
590
590a
590b
590c
1521
571a
Bertani, Amarone della Valpolicella DOC
Magnum
“Corvina Veronese-Rondinella”
581e Dal Forno Romano, Amarone della Valpolicella DOC
581f Dal Forno Romano, Amarone della Valpolicella DOC
581g Dal Forno Romano, Amarone della Valpolicella DOC
“Corvina-Rondinella-Croatina-Oseleta”
16
AMARONE DELLA VALPOLICELLA con’t.
Bin No.
572
Vintage
Le Salette, Amarone della Valpolicella “La Marega” DOC
Btl.
05
145
05
72
06
105
01
275
01
235
06
90
06
135
03
135
05
325
05
135
“Corvina-Rondinella-Croatina-Dindarella-Sangiovese”
582
Corte Zovo, Amarone della Valpolicellla DOC
585
Masi, Amarone della Valpolicella “Costasera” DOC
586
Masi, Amarone dellla Valpolicella “Campolongo di Torbe” DOC
587
Masi - Sergio Aligheri, Amarone della Valpolicella “Vaio Armaron” DOC
“Corvina-Rondinella-Molinara Sergio Aligheri”
573
Sartori, Amarone della Valpolicella DOC
580
Tommasi, Amarone della Valpolicella DOC
“Corvina-Corvinone-Rondinella-Molinari”
574
Tommaso Bussola, Amarone della Valpolicella DOC
576
Tommaso Bussola, Amarone della Valpolicella Cl. “Vigneto Alto” DOC
579
Zenato, Amarone della Valpolicella DOC
“Corvina-Rondinella-Sangiovese”
17
TUSCANY
The most dynamic wine region in Italy. Wine is made throughout the region, but focused in the
interior, among the rolling hills and fertile valleys around the cities of Florence and Siena.
Today most of the production is focused on quality rather than quantity. Tuscany, home of the
famous Chianti, is also home to the so-called “Super-Tuscan”, top quality wines. About 75% of
the wines produced in Tuscany are red. This red grape varietal is the native Sangiovese and its
various clones: Sangioveto, Brunello, Prugnolo Gentile, Morellino, etc. Other red grapes used
for blending with Sangiovese are Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Canaiolo,
Mammolo, Colorino and Ciliegiolo. White grapes Trebbiano, Vermentino and Malvasia were
also used. The best producers today use little or no white grapes in their blends, and many of
the best Rossos are 100% Sangiovese.
CHIANTI CLASSICO – DOCG
Chianti is located in the central hills of Tuscany. Classico is the most famous of the eight zones
of the region. Riserva means that the wine has been aged for at least 2 years in wood.
Sangiovese is grown throughout Italy, however, in order to be named a Chianti, the grape must
have been grown in the region of Chianti.
Bin No.
Vintage
Btl.
605
Antinori, Tenute Marchese
06
75
604
Brancaia
06
70
610
Canonica A Cerreto
07
55
616
Castello di Ama
06
80
622
Castello Banfi, Riserva
07
50
609
Castello dei Rampolla
06
65
615
Castello di Bossi, Berardo Riserva
06
75
602
Fattoria di Felsina, Rancia
06
95
607
Fattoria di Felsina, Berardenga Riserva
07
50
606
Fontodi
06
65
613
Fontodi, Vigna del Sorbo
06
125
619
Frescobaldi, Montesodi
06
85
603
Monsanto, Riserva
06
65
614
Ruffino, Riserva Ducale Oro
05
65
601
Terrabianca, Scassino
07
50
18
BRUNELLO DI MONTALCINO – DOCG
One of Italy’s greatest red wines, Brunello is a clone of Sangiovese from the vineyards around
the town of Montalcino, south of Sienna. It makes a rich, dry and powerful full-bodied red wine
capable of aging for many years in the best vintages. Beginning with the ’97 vintage, all
Brunello is aged for a minimum of four years, two years in the barrel. Prior to the ’97 vintage,
the wine had to be barrel-aged for at least three and a half years, which many producers felt
robbed the wines of some of the fruit character and left the wines overly tannic and rustic in
style. A Brunello bearing the label “Riserva” must see at least 5 years of age before release.
Bin No.
Vintage
Btl.
637b Antinori, Pian delle Vigne
05
145
664
Altesino
04
140
668
Argiano
05
110
661
Banfi
04
125
665a Canalicchio di Sopra
665b Canalicchio di Sopra
04
05
140
150
624
Camigliano
05
105
623
Caprili
04
125
646
Casanova di Neri
05
115
654 Casanova di Neri, Tenuta Nuova
654a Casanova di Neri, Tenuta Nuova
01
05
285
165
648 Casanova di Neri, Cerretalto
648a Casanova di Neri, Cerretalto
01
04
415
350
631c
05
135
657 Col d’Orcia
657a Col d’Orcia
97
04
185
95
638c
Costanti
05
145
653
Costanti, Riserva
04
215
651
Donatella Cinelli Colombini, Prime Donne
04
95
639c
Fuligni
03
165
640a Fuligni, Riserva
04
215
629
Gaja, Rennina
04
215
628a Gaja, Sugarille
04
295
652
Tenuta La Fuga, Le Due Sorelle
97
235
667
Lisini
05
145
660 Lisini, Ugolaia
660a Lisini, Ugolaia
01
04
250
250
644
05
175
Castello Romitorio
Luce
19
BRUNELLO DI MONTALCINO – DOCG con’t.
Bin No.
Vintage
Btl.
649b Mastrojanni
04
140
650a Mastrojanni, Schiena d’Asino
01
155
663
Poggio Antico, Riserva
04
265
625
Salicutti
99
165
669
Siro Pacenti
04
255
642
Soldera, Riserva
05
575
659
Terralsole, Riserva
04
215
658
Uccelliera
05
125
655c
Valdicava
04
235
01
03
01
600
325
1200
656 Valdicava, Madonna del Piano
656a Valdicava, Madonna del Piano
1514 Valdicava, Madonna del Piano
Magnum
20
ROSSO DI MONTALCINO – DOC
This D.O.C. was established in 1984 in part to insure that only the very best production went
into its big brother, Brunello di Montalcino. Rosso di Montalcino requires only one year of
aging before release. Rosso is an excellent alternative to the customer that wants some of the
character of Brunello at bargain prices. The Rosso di Montalcino from the top estates is usually
an excellent bargain.
Bin No.
Vintage Btl.
673
Castello Banfi
08
55
674
Uccelliera
07
55
671
Valdicava
07
70
VINO NOBILE DI MONTEPULCIANO – DOCG
Located in Southern Tuscany, east of Brunello di Montalcino, the wines from the hill town of
Montepulciano have been renowed for centuries. The wines are big, full-bodied reds made from
Prugnolo Gentile a clone of Sangiovese and blended with Canaioilo and Mammolo which soften
the finished wine. In a great vintage, Vino Nobile can rival the great wines of Brunello di
Montalcino. Vino Nobile must be aged for a minimum of 2 years, 3 years for Riserva.
678
Avignonesi
07
65
679
Avignonesi, Grandi Annate
06
150
681
Cecchi
06
60
684
Corte alla Flora
05
50
675
La Braccesca, Vigneto Santa Pia
04
70
676
Poderi Boscarelli
07
70
MORELLINO DI SCANSANO – DOC
For centuries northern Toscana held the wine throne. Then along came Sassicaia in Bolgheri
and the revolution began. Today southern Tuscan wines no longer have to live in the shadow of
Chianti Classico, Montepulciano and Montalcino. While Bolgheri has become the darling of
Italian wine fashion nearby Morellino di Scansano D.O.C. in Maremma is located in the extreme
South of Toscana on the border with Lazio. The climate is warmer than in Northern Toscana
and produces richer, more powerfull wines. Sangiovese does better here than in Bolgheri, but it
is also warm enough to ripen cabernet sauvignon.
685
Fattoria Le Pupille, Elisabetta Geppetti
21
06
45
SUPER TUSCANS – IGT
In Italy, because of very strict laws, wine produced with non-indigenous grape varieties cannot
be labeled as D.O.C. or D.O.C.G. and therefore are called “Vino da Tavola”. With the revisions
of 1992, many of them began using the new IGT category, and one, Sassicaia was awarded its
own D.O.C. More will inevitably follow.
Bin No.
Vintage Btl.
713d Argiano, Solengo IGT
713e Argiano, Solengo IGT
04
06
180
145
06
65
06
75
08
55
06
07
110
110
04
75
07
85
03
155
05
145
06
80
95
98
185
195
98
99
01
04
290
330
335
325
98
00
245
275
05
85
96
255
03
215
06
95
“Merlot-Syrah-Cabernet Sauvignon”
779
Az. Agr. Santa Lucia, Betto IGT
“Sangiovese-Merlot-Cabernet Sauvignon”
754
Az. Agr. Santa Lucia, Capalbio DOC
767
Az. Agr. Santa Lucia, Losco DOC
“Sangiovese-Ciliegiolo”
772 Cabreo, Il Borgo IGT
772a Cabreo, Il Borgo IGT
“Sangiovese-Cabernet Sauvignon”
727
Carpineto, Farnito IGT
738
Castello Banfi, Cum Laude Sant’Antimo DOC
“Sangiovese-Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot-Syrah”
737b Castello Banfi, Excelsus Sant’Antimo DOC
736a Castello Banfi, Summus Sant’Antimo DOC
“Cabernet Sauvignon-Sangiovese-Syrah”
739
Castello Banfi, Tavernelle Sant’Antimo DOC
712e Castello dei Rampolla, Sammarco IGT
712b Castello dei Rampolla, Sammarco IGT
“Cabernet Sauvignon-Sangiovese”
743
743a
743b
743c
Castello dei Rampolla, Vigna d’Alceo IGT
Castello dei Rampolla, Vigna d’Alceo IGT
Castello dei Rampolla, d’Alceo IGT
Castello dei Rampolla, d’Alceo IGT
“Cabernet Sauvignon-Petit Verdot”
700 Castello del Terriccio, Lupicaia IGT
700a Castello del Terriccio, Lupicaia IGT
778
Castello del Terriccio, Tassinaia IGT
“Sangiovese=Merlot-Cabernet Sauvignon”
733
Castello di Ama, L’Apparita IGT
“Merlot”
705
Castello di Fonterutoli, Siepi IGT
773a Castello Romitorio, Romito del Romitorio IGT
“Sangiovese-Cabernet Sauvignon-Canaiolo”
22
SUPER TUSCANS – IGT con’t.
Bin No.
732
Vintage Btl.
Cignale IGT
05
155
03
125
06
115
04
85
07
70
02
175
06
105
95
98
01
06
245
235
230
215
07
160
08
95
05
125
06
155
06
55
05
375
05
215
08
115
98
155
07
60
06
165
08
75
06
185
758
Enrico Santini, Montepergoli Bolgheri DOC
“Merlot-Cabernet Sauvignon-Syrah-Sangiovese”
706
Fattoria di Felsina, Fontalloro IGT
“Sangiovese”
715
Fattoria di Felsina Berardenga, Maestro Raro IGT
760
Fattoria La Massa, La Massa IGT
714
Fattoria Petrolo, Galatrona IGT
“Merlot”
748a Fontodi, Case Via IGT
“Syrah”
729
729d
729e
729g
Fontodi, Flaccianello della Pieve IGT
“Sangiovese”
762
Gaja Ca’Marcanda, Magari IGT
“Merlot-Cabernet Sauvignon-Cabernet Franc”
726
Gaja Ca’Marcanda, Promis IGT
“Merlot-Syrah-Sangiovese”
744
Isole E Olena, Cepparello IGT
“Sangiovese”
720
La Brancaia, Il Blu IGT
747
La Spinetta, Il Nero di Casanova IGT
“Sangiovese”
735
Le Macchiole, Messorio IGT
“Merlot”
769
Le Macchiole, Paleo Rosso IGT
“Cabernet Franc”
709
Le Serre Nuove dell ’Ornellaia Bolgheri DOC
“Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot-Cabernet Franc-Petit Verdot”
757b Livernano IGT Toscana
“Merlot-Cabernet Sauvignon-Sangiovese”
711
Luce della Vite, Lucente IGT
“Merlot-Sangiovese-Cabernet Sauvignon”
721
Luce della Vite, Luce IGT
776
Marchese Antinori, Guado al Tasso – Il Bruciato Bolgheri DOC
“Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot-Syrah”
719a Marchese Antinori, Guado al Tasso Bolgheri DOC Superiore
23
Bin No.
703a
703c
1528
703d
703e
Vintage Btl.
Marchese Antinori, Solaia IGT
Magnum
90
97
97
98
06
655
980
2150
305
450
97
06
305
185
06
65
05
85
03
125
07
95
99
100
06
125
05
95
05
155
06
95
06
95
05
155
04
105
05
110
04
115
08
60
96
04
06
07
975
810
750
815
“Cabernet Sauvignon-Cabernet Franc-Sangiovese”
730a Marchese Antinori, Tignanello IGT
730f Marchese Antinori, Tignanello IGT
“Sangiovese-Cabernet Sauvignon-Cabernet Franc”
731
Marchesi de’ Frescobaldi, Tenuta di Castiglioni IGT
“Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot-Sangiovese”
764
Marchesi Pancrazi, Villa di Bagnolo IGT
“Pinot Noir”
716a Montefili, Anfiteatro IGT
“Sangiovese”
753
Montepeloso, Eneo IGT
“Montepulciano-Sangiovese-Marsalan-Alicante Bouschet”
708
Monsanto, Nemo IGT
728
Podere Orma Bolgheri IGT
“Cabernet Franc-Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot”
741
Podere Poggio Scalette, Il Carbonaione IGT Alta Valle Della Greve
“Sangiovese”
742
Podere Sapaio, Sapaio Bolgheri Superiore DOC
740
Podere Sapaio, Volpolo Bolgheri DOC
“Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot-Petit Verdot”
746
Poggio al Tesoro, Sondraia IGT
771
Poggio al Tesoro, Dedicato a Walter IGT
“Cabernet Franc”
750
Poggio Argentiera, Finisterre IGT
“Alicante-Syrah”
766
Rocca delle Macie, Roccato IGT
710
San Fabiano Calcinaia, Cerviolo Rosso IGT
“Sangiovese-Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot”
718
Tenuta dell’ Ornellaia, Le Volte IGT
701
701j
701h
701i
Tenuta dell ’Ornellaia, Masseto IGT
“Merlot”
24
Bin No.
Vintage Btl.
702d Tenuta dell ’Ornellaia, Ornellaia Bolgheri DOC
00
305
03
04
05
295
375
390
05
1850
06
06
07
415
875
850
08
60
01
115
03
04
125
125
08
95
97
06
07
860
450
450
08
80
07
195
06
75
03
135
07
195
02
03
05
06
360
430
450
525
702g Tenuta dell ’Ornellaia, Ornellaia Bolgheri DOC
702h Tenuta dell ’Ornellaia, Ornellaia Bolgheri DOC
702j Tenuta dell ’Ornellaia, Ornellaia Bolgheri DOC
Twentieth Anniversary Bottling
1520 Tenuta dell ’Ornellaia, Ornellaia Bolgheri DOC
Twentieth Anniversary Bottling
702k Tenuta dell ’Ornellaia, Ornellaia Bolgheri DOC
Double Magnum
Magnum
Magnum
775
Tenuta di Biserno, Insoglio IGT
“Merlot-Cabernet Franc-Cabernet Sauvignon-Petit Verdot”
777
Tenuta di Capezzana, Ghiae della Furba IGT
“Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot-Syrah”
745 Tenuta di Nozzole, Vigneto Il Pareto IGT
745a Tenuta di Nozzole, Vigneto Il Pareto IGT
734
Tenuta San Guido, Guidalberto Bolgheri IGT
704b Tenuta San Guido, Sassicaia Bolgheri DOC
704k Tenuta San Guido, Sassicaia Bolgheri DOC
704l Tenuta San Guido, Sassicaia Bolgheri DOC
“Cabernet Sauvignon-Cabernet Franc”
752
Tenuta Sette Ponti, Crognolo IGT
765
Tenuta Sette Ponti, Oreno IGT
“Sangiovese-Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot”
724
Terrabianca, Campaccio IGT
725
Terrabianca, Ceppate IGT
756
Tua Rita, Giusto di Notri IGT
707a
707b
707c
707d
Tua Rita, Redigaffi IGT
“Merlot”
25
MARCHE
Bin No.
802
Vintage Btl.
Tenuta Cocci Grifoni, Offida Rosso “Il Griffone” DOC
00
95
04
85
05
85
07
45
04
95
05
105
05
105
NV
80
05
55
04
75
05
95
06
55
05
45
04
80
97
95
98
95
03
140
01
195
02
03
195
230
99
01
02
125
145
155
99
105
“Montepulciano-Cabernet Sauvignon”
801
Umani Ronchi, Cumaro Rosso Conero DOC
“Montepulciano”
UMBRIA
809
Colpetrone, Sagrantino di Montefalco DOCG
“Sagrantino”
806
Falesco, Merlot IGT
“Merlot”
804
Falesco, Marciliano IGT
“Cabernet Sauvignon-Cabernet Franc”
808
Lamborghini, Campoleone IGT
“Merlot- Sangiovese”
LAZIO
815
Falesco, Montiano IGT
“Merlot”
ABRUZZO
823
Farnese, Edizione Cinque Autoctoni
“Montepulciano-Sangiovese-Primitivo-Negroamaro-Malvisia Nero”
821
Il Feuduccio Montepulciano d’Abruzzo DOC
“Montepulciano”
822
Il Feuduccio Montepulciano d’Abruzzo Riserva “Ursonia” DOC
“Montepulciano”
825
La Valentina, “Binomio” Montepulciano d’Abruzzo DOC
“Montepulciano”
824
Zaccagnini Montepulciano d’Abruzzo “San Clemente”
“Montepulciano”
MOLISE
826
Di Majo-Norante, Ramitello Rosso IGT Terre degli Osci
“Montepulciano-Aglianico”
CAMPANIA
829
Feudi di San Gregorio, Taurasi DOCG
“Aglianico”
830
Feudi di San Gregorio, Piano di Montevergine Taurasi DOCG
“Aglianico”
836
Feudi di San Gregorio, Selve di Luoti Taurasi DOCG
“Aglianico”
831b Feudi di San Gregorio, Serpico IGT
“Aglianico di Taurasi-Piedirosso”
835
Feudi di San Gregorio, Patrimo IGT
“Merlot”
834a Galardi, Terra di Lavoro IGT Roccamonfina
834b Galardi, Terra di Lavoro IGT Roccamonfina
“Aglianico-Piedirosso”
832 Montevetrano Colli di Salerno Rosso IGT
832a Montevetrano Colli di Salerno Rosso IGT
832b Montevetrano Colli di Salerno Rosso IGT
“Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot-Aglianico”
833
Villa Matilde, Falerno del Massico Rosso “Camarato” DOC
“Aglianico-Piedirosso”
26
PUGLIA
Bin No.
847
Vintage Btl.
Tormaresca, Boca di Lupo DOC
03
65
03
55
03
55
08
60
05
145
04
75
04
85
05
110
99
380
05
85
06
85
07
55
04
05
95
105
06
95
03
145
06
55
00
105
05
60
“Aglianico-Cabernet”
848
Tormaresca, Torcicoda IGT
“Primitivo”
846
Vinosia IGT
“Primitivo”
CALABRIA
850
Librandi, Gravello IGT Val di Neto
“Gaglioppo-Cabernet Sauvignon”
SICILY
855
Donnafugata, Mile E Una Note IGT
“Nero d’Avola”
857
Firriato, Camelot IGT
861
Firriato, Ribeca IGT
“Nero d’Avola-Perricone”
863
Gulfi, Nerosanlore IGT
1513 Palari, Faro DOC
Double Magnum
“Nerello Mascalese-Cappuccio-Nocera-Tignolino-Acitana-Galatena”
860
Planeta IGT
“Merlot”
859
Planeta, Santa Secilia IGT
856
Tasca d’Almerita, Lamuri IGT
SARDINIA
863 Agricola Punica, Barrua IGT Isola dei Nuraghi
863a Agricola Punica, Barrua IGT Isola dei Nuraghi
“Carignano-Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot”
874
Argiolas, Korem IGT Isola dei Nuraghi
“Bovale Sardo-Carignano-Cannonau”
873
Argiolas, Turriga IGT Isola dei Nuraghi
“Cannonau-Malvasia Nera-Carignano-Bovale Sardo”
875
Santadi, Carignano del Sulcis Riserva “Rocca Rubia” DOC
“Carignano del Sulcis”
871b Santadi, Carignano del Sulcis Superiore “Terre Brune “DOC
“Carignano-Bovaleddu”
870
Shardana, Valli di Porto Pino “Shardana” IGT
“Carignano-Shiraz”
27
SPAIN
Bin No.
Vintage Btl.
JUMILLA
1405 Juan Gil
08
45
01
70
01
125
“Old Vine Mourvedre-Monastrell”
RIOJA
1411 Marques de Caceres, Gran Reserva
“Tempranillo-Mazuelo-Gracino”
BIERZO
1440 Dominio de Tares “P3”
“Mencia”
RIBERA DEL DUERO
1417 Vega Sicilia, Unico Reserva Especial Lot 008
795
“Tempranillo-Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot”
1418 Vega Sicilia, “Unico”
1418b Vega Sicilia, “Unico”
1418c Vega Sicilia, “Unico”
96
98
99
775
755
745
99
225
07
115
99
90
03
100
07
105
09
55
07
55
08
45
1420a Vega Sicilia, “Valbuena 5”
TORO
1424 Numanthia
“Tempranillo”
PENEDES
1430 Sot Lefriec
“Merlot-Cabernet Sauvignon-Carinyena”
1431 Torres, Mas La Plana, Black Label
“Cabernet Sauvignon “
SOUTH AMERICA
CHILE
1453 Montes, Purple Angel
“Carmenere-Petit Verdot”
ARGENTINA
1450 Bodega Noemia, A Lisa – Patagonia
“Malbec”
1455 Navarro, Correas Alegoria Gran Reserva
“Malbec”
URUGUAY
1456 Tanterra – San Jose
“Tannat”
28
NEW WORLD REDS
As far as we can judge, there have always been vines in North America. Lief Ercison, the Viking
explorer, found vines in profusion when he landed on the Northeast coast and named it Vineland.
When European vines were first planted on the West Coast, they lived. Those first plantings
were of Mission grapes, tended by missionaries. Before California wines started to take us all by
storm, there was a little matter called “Prohibition”. Between 1919 and 1933, alcohol was an
illegal drug in the U.S.A. The acreage of land under vine actually increased during Prohibition.
Grape growing wasn’t forbidden if you did it in the privacy of your own home. Some
commercial wine-making was allowed too, for altar wine. Even so, from producing 55 million
gallons of wine just before Prohibition, the U.S.A. produced only 3.5 million gallons in 1925. It
was a period that did nothing to train the national palate. After Prohibition came the
Depression and World War Two, so not until the 1970’s did a new, revived California wine
industry start to take shape, and then it hit the headlines almost immediately. California wine
was on its way, and it hasn’t looked back since.
29
MERITAGE BLENDS
Bin No.
Vintage
Btl.
NAPA VALLEY
922
Bond, Melbury
05
495
923
Bond, Pluribus
05
515
918
Bond, The Matriarch
05
225
913
Celani, Tenacious
06
120
908
Charles Krug, Family Reserve “Generations”
05
95
928
Dominus
06
235
907
Ellman Family Vineyards, Jemma
07
95
920
Fisher Vineyards, Cameron
05
105
917
Franciscan Oakville Estate, Magnificat
05
115
899
Harlan Estate
94
1750
914b Jarvis, Lake William
02
160
911g Joseph Phelps, Insignia
911h Joseph Phelps, Insignia
911j Joseph Phelps, Insignia
04
05
07
315
365
365
900
Leviathan
08
95
915
Long Meadow Ranch, Ranch House Red
06
55
906
Opus One
07
345
903
Orin Swift, The Prisoner
09
75
909a Pahlmeyer
06
265
916
Paoletti Winery, Non Ultra Plus
98
165
921
Pine Ridge, Andrus Reserve
98
190
905
Quintessa, Rutherford
06
245
919 Robert Foley, Claret
919a Robert Foley, Claret
05
06
195
235
932
Signorello, Padrone
97
125
912
Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars, Cask 23
98
325
98
01
02
135
165
155
97
99
230
240
927a Chateau St. Jean, Cinq Cepages
927b Chateau St. Jean, Cinq Cepages
02
04
125
105
926a Ferrari-Carano, Tresor
02
115
904a Viader
904b Viader
904c Viader
SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS
901 Ridge, Monte Bello
901a Ridge, Monte Bello
SONOMA COUNTY
902
Peter Michael, Les Pavots – Knights Valley
06
325
931
Verite
98
250
30
PASO ROBLES
Bin No.
Vintage Btl.
930a Linne Calodo, Rising Tides
08
115
929 Leonetti Cellar, Walla Walla Valley
929a Leonetti Cellar, Walla Walla Valley
02
07
165
185
1132 Shining Hill, Columbia Valley
06
85
WASHINGTON STATE
CABERNET SAUVIGNON
NAPA VALLEY
983
Antica, Antinori Family Estate
06
115
981
Aurojo, Eisele Vineyard
06
450
974 Beaulieu Vineyard, Georges de Latour
974a Beaulieu Vineyard, Georges de Latour
99
05
195
155
944
Brandlin, Mount Veeder
05
120
964
Cakebread
06
155
954
Caymus
08
140
953g Caymus, Special Selection
953h Caymus, Special Selection
06
07
305
315
973
Charles Krug
07
55
985
Clark Claudon
97
175
999
Clark Claudon, Estate
03
125
943a Clos du Val
07
65
938
CS Cellars
07
60
950
Diamond Creek, Gravelly Meadow
01
330
951
Diamond Creek, Red Rock Terrace
01
330
952
Diamond Creek, Volcanic Hill
01
330
975
Emblem, Oso Vineyard
06
95
959
Far Niente
07
195
941
Faust, Huneaus Vineyards
07
105
937
Forefront, Pine Ridge Vineyards
07
50
971
Frog’s Leap
07
90
993
Girard
08
60
958
Groth
07
105
955
Groth, Reserve
05
250
946
Hartwell, Stag’s Leap
97
245
960 Heitz, Martha’s Vineyard
960a Heitz, Martha’s Vineyard
00
02
255
295
970a Hess Collection, Mount Veeder
06
95
987
08
70
Honig
31
CABERNET SAUVIGNON con’t.
Bin No.
Vintage Btl.
972
J Davies, Schramsberg Family Winery – Diamond Mountain
07
95
967
Joseph Phelps
07
105
980
Lail Vineyards, J Daniel Cuvee
99
150
963
Lokoya, Diamond Mountain
04
200
969
Oberon, Michael Mondavi Winery
07
45
1000 Paradigm, Oakville
05
120
990
06
95
978a Pine Ridge, Stag’s Leap District
05
145
947a Pride, Mountain Vineyard
06
145
956
Pride, Mountain Vineyard Reserve
01
330
948
948a
948b
948c
Robert Mondavi, Reserve
97
98
99
05
245
230
245
265
989 Shafer, Hillside Select
989a Shafer, Hillside Select
05
06
350
415
982
07
125
991a Silver Oak
05
185
994
Silverado
06
90
935
Silverado, Limited Reserve
01
155
05
05
05
210
450
1800
Pine Ridge
Shafer, One Point Five
961e Spottswoode
1543 Spottswoode
1544 Spottswoode
Magnum
Double Magnum
988
Spottswoode, Lyndenhurst
06
125
966
Truchard, Cabernet Franc
04
55
996
Veraison, Stagecaoch Vineyard
04
110
934
Versant
05
145
998
Vineyard 29, Cru
07
110
940
Whitehall Lane, Reserve
02
155
942
ZD
07
95
32
CABERNET SAUVIGNON con’t.
SONOMA COUNTY
1001 Chalk Hill
05
105
1002 Laurel Glenn, Counter Point – Sonoma Mountain
05
75
1005 Jordan
06
110
1020a Silver Oak
1020b Silver Oak
04
05
135
135
ALEXANDER VALLEY
33
MERLOT
NAPA VALLEY
1114 Cakebread
07
115
1110 Clos du Val
05
55
1105 Duckhorn
07
95
1109 Frog’s Leap, Rutherford
06
55
1099 Pahlmeyer
05
195
1108 Plumpjack
08
110
1112 Rubicon Estate
07
90
1107 Shafer
06
115
1103 Silverado
06
60
1115 Sterling
05
55
1125 Chalk Hill
01
115
1120 Pride, Mountain Vineyard
06
115
1130 Ch. St. Michelle, Canoe Ridge Vineyard – Columbia Valley
06
55
1131 Leonetti Cellar, Walla Walla Valley
08
145
SONOMA COUNTY
WASHINGTON STATE
34
CALIFORNIA - PINOT NOIR
Bin No.
Vintage Btl.
1158 Acacia, Winery Lake – Carneros
07
70
1145 Ellman Family Vineyards, Alexis Skye – Sonoma Coast
08
70
1151 Joseph Carr – Sonoma Coast
07
55
1149 La Crema – Russian River Valley
09
70
1139 Littorai, Les Larmes – Anderson Valley
07
85
1146 Mark West – Santa Lucia Highlands – Sonoma
09
45
1138 Patz & Hall, Chenoweth Ranch – Russian River
08
105
1147 Robert Stemmler, Feguson Block – Carneros
06
75
1142 Sequana, Sarmento Vineyard – Santa Lucia Highlands
08
60
1143 Sequana, Sundawg Ridge Vineyard – Green Valley of Russian River Valley 08
55
1165 Sonoma-Cutrer, Sonoma Coast
07
65
1153 Truchard – Napa/Carneros
07
60
1154 Williams Selyem, Central Coast
08
115
1141 Williams Selyem, Hirsch Vineyard – Sonoma Coast
97
135
1168 Domaine Serene, Evenstad Reserve – Willamette Valley
06
115
1169 Erath, Leland – Willamette Valley
06
85
1152 Lemelson, Stermer Vineyard – Willamette Valley
08
95
1167 Soter Vineyards, North Valley – Willamette Valley
08
75
1159 Willakenzie, Pierre Leon – Willamette Valley
07
85
OREGON - PINOT NOIR
35
CALIFORNIA – ZINFANDEL
1172 Frog’s Leap – Napa
07
60
1174 Steele, Catfish Vineyard “Century old vines” – Lake County
07
50
1176 Ridge, York Creek – Napa
07
65
07
70
1183 Domaine Serene, Rockblock Reserve, Walla Walla Valley
06
65
1181 Pax, Cuvee Christine – Sonoma
04
135
1191 Shafer, Relentless – Napa
06
125
1182 Sonoma Coast Vineyards – Sonoma Coast
04
65
1187 Stags’ Leap Winery – Napa
07
75
1188 Girard – Napa
07
55
1189 Turley, Hayne Vineyard – Napa
07
145
CALIFORNIA – CHARBONO
1180 Robert Foley – Napa
CALIFORNIA – OREGON – SYRAH
CALIFORNIA - PETITE SYRAH
36
AUSTRALIA
Bin No.
Vintage Btl.
1201 Chateau Tanunda, Noble Baron – Barossa
07
75
06
75
02
235
07
65
04
165
03
80
03
325
08
115
97
98
355
380
07
55
06
90
08
75
1202 Chateau Tanunda, Noble Baron – Barossa
“Shiraz”
1203 Clarendon Hills, Piggott Range Vineyard - Clarendon
“Shiraz”
1214 D’Arenberg, The Laughing Magpie – McLaren Vale
“Shiraz-Viognier”
1206 Elderton, Command – Barossa
“Shiraz”
1208 Grant Burge, Holy Trinity – Barossa
“Grenache-Shiraz-Mourvedre”
1205 Marquis Philips, Integrity – McLaren Vale
“Shiraz”
1226 Marquis Philips, Grail of Lisa – South Australia
“Shiraz”
1212 Penfolds, Grange – South Australia
1212a Penfolds, Grange – South Australia
“Shiraz”
1210 St. Hallett, Faith – Barossa
“Shiraz”
1221 Torbreck, The Steading – Barossa
“Shiraz”
1209 Two Hands, Gnarly Dudes – Barossa
“Shiraz”
37
HALF BOTTLE SELECTION
Bin No.
Vintage
Btl.
07
50
08
25
09
28
04
110
06
30
05
85
07
185
07
55
06
60
07
50
06
35
07
70
06
55
07
65
1327 Duckhorn – Napa
“Merlot”
07
55
1335 Clos Du Val – Napa
05
28
08
40
08
50
06
60
WHITE
1303 Chalk Hill, Russian River
“Chardonnay”
1301 Sonoma-Cutrer, Russian River
“Chardonnay”
1302 Santa Margherita DOC
“Pinot Grigio”
RED
1316 Valdicava, Brunello di Montalcino DOCG
“Sangiovese”
1304 Fontodi, Chianti Classico DOCG
“Sangiovese”
1311 Allegrini, Amarone della Valpolicella DOC
“Corvina-Rondinella-Oseleta”
1340 Tenuta Dell’Ornellaia, Ornellaia Bolgheri DOC
1329 Joseph Phelps – Napa
1317 Duckhorn – Napa
1318 Stags’ Leap – Napa
1319 Clos du Val – Napa
1326 Shafer, One Point Five – Napa
1320 Lail, Blue Point – Napa
1325 Shafer – Napa
“Merlot”
“Merlot”
1328 Frog’s Leap – Napa
“Zinfandel”
1336 Patz&Hall – Sonoma Coast
“Pinot Noir”
1338 Domaine Serene “Evenstad Reserve” – Willamette Valley
“Pinot Noir”
38
DESSERT WINES
Bin No.
Size
1349 Dolce
500
Vintage Btl.
05
115
Magnum 97
275
“Semillion-Sauvignon Blanc”
1360 Pieropan, Recioto di Soave “Le Colombare” DOC - Veneto
“Garganega”
1362
Trabucchi, Recioto della Valpolicella Classico DOC - Veneto
500
03
90
375
02
125
375
02
60
375
00
120
375
00
130
375
00
145
375
00
170
375
00
175
1371
Kracher, Trockenbeeren Auslese #2
“Muckat-Ottonel”
1370
Kracher, Beerenauslese Cuvee
“Chardonnay-Welschriesling”
1372
Kracher, Welschriesling Trockenbeeren Auslese #4
“Welschriesling”
1373
Kracher, Scheurebe Trockenbeeren Auslese #5
“Scheurebe”
1374
Kracher, Grande Cuvee Trockenbeeren Auslese #6
“Chardonnay-Welschriesling”
1375
Kracher, Welschriesling Trockenbeeren Auslese #8
“Welschriesling”
1376
Kracher, Scheurebe Trockenbeeren Auslese #9
“Scheurebe”
1367
Taylor Fladgate, Vintage Porto
375
00
90
1368
Fonseca, Vintage Porto
375
00
90
39
LARGE BOTTLES
Bin No
Vintage
Btl.
1547 Gaja, Barbaresco
Double Magnum
01
1650
1527 Produttori del Barbersco
Magnum
05
175
1533 Azelia, Bricco Fiasc
Magnum
05
345
1534 Scavino, Bric del Fiasc
Magnum
05
445
1532 La Spinetta, Campe Riserva
Magnum
00
500
1522 Scavino, Carobric
Magnum
04
395
1522a Scavino, Carobric
Magnum
05
375
1545 Bruno Giacosa, Le Rocche del Falletto
Magnum
03
850
1521 Bertani, Amarone della Valpolicella
Magnum
00
450
1550 Antinori, Tenute Marchese
Magnum
03
145
1523 Valdicava, Brunello di Montalcino
Magnum
04
450
1512 Valdicava, Brunello di Montalcino
Double Magnum
04
975
1514 Valdicava, Madonna del Piano Brunello
Magnum
01
1200
1525 Fontodi, Flaccianello della Pieve
Magnum
06
440
1511 Fontodi, Flaccianello della Pieve IGT
Double Magnum
06
1250
1516 Podere Orma Bolgheri IGT
Magnum
06
295
1520 Tenuta dell ’Ornellaia, Ornellaia Bolgheri
Double Magnum
05
1850
1536 Podere Il Carnasciale, Il Caberlot IGT
Magnum
01
600
1536a Podere Il Carnasciale, Il Caberlot IGT
Magnum
03
600
1546 Terra Dei Re, Aglianico del Vulture “Divinus” DOC
Magnum
01
125
1513 Palari, Fari DOC
Double Magnum
99
380
1517 Dominus – Napa
Double Magnum
01
975
1518 Ridge, Geyserville – Sonoma
Double Magnum
06
275
1524 Soter Vineyards, Jimmy Manbach – Napa
Magnum
NV
150
1544 Spottswoode – Napa
Double Magnum
05
1800
1542 Groth, Reserve – Napa
Magnum
05
525
1548 Sterling, Reserve – Napa
Magnum
99
150
1549 Antica Estate – Napa
Magnum
03
195
1510 Ferrari-Carano – Sonoma
Double Magnum
07
235
1541 Duckhorn, Estate – Napa
Magnum
03
265
40

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