Chateau St. Michelle Johannisberg Riesling		$22.00
Washington State 2005
#302

Chateau St. Jean Gewürztraminer		$28.00
Sonoma County 2004
#303

Hogue “Johannisberg Riesling”			$24.00
Washington State, 2005
#307

Hugel Gentil Pinot Blanc			$30.00
Alsace, 2002
#312

Mülheimer Sonnenlay Zeppelin Riesling 		26.00
Mosel- Saar- Ruwer
#304

Leonard Kreusch Spatlese			20.00
Rheinhessen, 2004
#306

St. Christoper Gewürztraminer			25.00
Rheinhessen, 2005
#300

St. Christopher Riesling			$22.00
Rheinhessen, 2005
#305

Flora Springs Rose				$20.00
Napa Valley
#320

Alkoomi Franklin River Riesling			$32.00
Western Australia, 2005
#325/R

Dessert Wine

Three Bridges ½ Bottle			50.00
Botrytis Semillion, 1999
#310

Lafaurie Peyraguey ½ Bottle (WS 90 Pts)		$95.00
White Bordeaux Sauternes , 1990
#309


De Lorimier Lace Late Harvest Savignon Blanc ½ Bottle $45.00
Alexander Valley, CA 2002
#311

Château Dereszla  (WS 95 Pts.)			80.00
Tokaji, 5 Puttonyos Hungray, 2000
#301



Sauvignon Blanc - Fume Blanc
Sauvignon Blanc is a medium dry white wine.  It is sometimes called fume
Blanc because one winemaker once bottled it as such.  “Fume Blanc” means
white smoke, hence a light white wine.  It is traditionally paired with mild
shellfish, lightly seasoned vegan dishes, and broiled fish.  Flavors of
citrus and fresh herbs are typical.


Murphy Goode				$ 28.00
Sonoma California, 2002
#401

Chateau St. Jean	Fume Blanc		$32.00
Sonoma County, 2004
#402

Shelton Vineyards Sauvignon Blanc		$30.00
Yadkin Valley NC, 2004
#403

Wente Sauvignon Blanc			$25.00
Livermore Valley, California 2003
#407

Honig 					$32.00
Napa Valley, 2004
#411

Robert Mondavi “Stags Leap District”		$43.00
Sauvignon Blanc (WS 90 Pts)
Stags Leap District, Napa Valley 2001
#412

Robert Mondavi “Fume Blanc”			$35.00
Napa Valley, 2003
#413

Signorello Seta				$50.00
Napa Valley, 2002
#414

Konrad Sauvignon Blanc			$29.00
Marlborough, New Zealand
#418

Dashwood Sauvignon Blanc (WS 90 pts)		$32.00
Marlborough, New Zealand
#419

Ballentine Chenin Blanc (WE 92 pts) 		$25.00
Oregon
#420

Verdillac Bordeaux				$21.00
Appellation Bordeaux Contr?lée
#421

Chateau Graville Lacoste Sauvignon Blanc		$30.00
France
#422

Chardonnay
Chardonnay is the driest style of white wine.  Its range of flavors and
aromas vary depending on vintner’s style and the grape appellation.  It is
complimentary to heavy cream sauces, poultry, and hearty fish.  Chardonnay
typically has some oak aging giving this white wine depth and character
beyond its siblings.

Clos du Bois “Calcaire”			$38.00
Alexander Valley, California, 2003
#503

Neyers		 			$52.00
Napa Valley California, 2003
#504

King Estate 				$40.00
Oregon, 2001
#505

Kendall-Jackson Vintner’s Reserve		$25.00
California, 2003
#507

Mantanzas Creek Winery Chardonnay 		$45.00
Sonoma Valley , 2003
#508

Beaulieu Vineyard				$30.00
Carneros, 2003
#510

Wente “Riva Ranch Reserve”			$33.00
ArroyoSeco, Monterey California, 2004
#517

Chateau Soverain Chardonnay			$40.00
Alexander Valley, Sonoma County 2003
#518

Thornbury Chardonnay  (92 Wine Spectator)	$30.00
Marlborough, 2001
#221

Kim Crawford Unoaked Chardonnay		$32.00
Marlborough, 2003
#416

Chateau St. Michelle “Columbia Valley Cold Creek Vineyard”   $52.00
Washington, 2002
#522

Robert Mondavi Napa Chardonnay		$38.00
Napa Valley, 2002
#521

Trefthen Estate Grown			$50.00
Napa Valley, 2003
#524

Morgan					$38.00
Monteray, 2004
#525

Chalk Hill Estate Bottled (WS 91 Pts)		$75.00
Sonoma County, 2001
#526

Ramey Hudson Vineyard   (WS 91 Pts)		$99.00
Napa Valley Carneros, 1999
#528-99

Sonoma Cutrer “Cutrer Vineyard”		$55.00
Sonoma, 2002
#509

Miner Chardonnay				$59.00
Napa Valley, 2003
#539

Alkoomi Unwooded 				$30.00
South Australia
#530

Moore 					$28.00
Napa Valley
#531

Oakville Ranch Vista Vineyard			$70.00
Napa Valley, 1999
#540

Edna Valley Vineyard				$42.00
San Luis Obispo, CA 2004
#512

Flowers					$69.00
Sonoma Coast, 2002
#545

Ramey Hyde Vineyard (WS 93Pts)		$110.00
Napa Valley Carneros, 1999/01
#535

La Crema					$36.00
Sonoma, 2004
#551

Chateau St. Michelle				$24.00
Columbia Valley, 2003
#523

Flora Springs				$49.00
Napa Valley CA, 2004
#527

Darioush	(WS 91Pts)			$80.00
Napa Valley CA, 2001
#549

Domaine Serene Dijon Clones			$75.00
Willamette Valley CA, 2002
#552


White Burgundy
Grown in the burgundy region of France, these white wines were the models
for new world
Chardonnay.  They are 100% Chardonnay grape, though French labeling does not
denote such distinction.  Compared to the previous page of Chardonnay
listings, these wines will be more refined in taste profile and texture.
White Burgundies are dry, elegant and delicately layered with apple, spice,
and subtle hints of oak.  Chardonnay enthusiasts should pamper themselves
with these fine examples of America’s most popular grape:  Chardonnay.

Oliver LeFlaive				$88.00
Chassgne Montrachet, 2000
#570

Louis Jadot				$42.00
Pouilly Fuisse, 2004
#571

Auxey-Duresses Les Boutonniers	 (WS 95pts)	$135.00
Appellation Auxey-Duresses Controlee, 1997
#576

Oliver LeFlaive				$36.00
Les Setilles
#586

Macon Villages				$28.00
Appellation Macon Villages Controlee France, 2003
#583

Verget Chablis de Terroir			$50.00
Macon Village
#573

Louis Latour Pouilly Fuisse			$32.00
Cote-D-Or, France
#582

Pinot Noir
This delicate red grape means “small black” signifying the physical
description of the grape.  The wine is light yet very distinct.  It
generally yields flavors and aromas of bing and black cherries, cassis and
plum. It is an excellent paring with lamb, veal, and spicy cuisine.  Pinot
Noir is a difficult grape to harvest, and very dependent on weather
conditions.  Though many producers bottle pinot noir, great
Pinot noir is limited.

Robert Mondavi “Carneros”			$58.00
Carneros, 2003
#602

Beaulieu Vineyard Pinot Noir			$42.00
Carneros, 2003
#605

King Estate				$50.00
Oregon, 2003
#610

Benton Lane 				$38.00
Oregon, 2003
#611

Keegan					$70.00
Russian River Valley, 2002
#616

Belle Pente 				$46.00
Oregon
#601

Three Saints 				$38.00
Santa Maria Valley
#603

Monticello Vineyard				$58.00
Napa Valley
#627

Domaine Serene Bradford			$125.00
Willamette Valley, 2000
#620

Domaine Serene Yamhill Cuvee			$62.00
Willamette Valley, 2003
#621

Tandem Pinot Noir (Wine spectator 92 Points)	$69.00
Green Valley, CA  2003
#623

Morgan 					$52.00
Santa Lucia CA, 2004
#624

David Bruce				$46.00
Sonoma County, CA 2004
#619

Keller Estate				$58.00
La Cruz Vineyards Sonoma Coast CA, 2003
#622

DuMol    (WS 92 Pts)				$118.00
Russian River, CA 2003
#606

Vision Cellars Rosella’s Vineyard			$65.00
Russian River Valley
#604

Dashwood Pinot Noir				$32.00
Marlborough, New Zealand
#626

Ata Rangi Pinot Noir				$45.00
Martinborough, 2001
#625

Red Bordeaux
Considered the Mecca in red wine, Bordeaux has set the standard for hearty
red wine.  Chateau wines are a blend of traditional red grapes:  Cabernet
Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Malbec, Merlot, and Petit Verdot.  These blends
are categorized into growth categories.  The first growths are the most
elite.

Chateau Haut- Brion Premier Cru 1st Growth (WS 94)   $415.00
Pessac-Leognan, 1995
# 643

Chateau Latour Premier Cru 1st Growth (WS 90)  	$315.00
Pauillac, 1994
#647

Château Leoville Las Cases (Robert Parker 90)	$172.00
Saint-Julien, 1997
# 642

Chateau La Croix St. Georges			$130.00
Pomerol, 1998
#645

Chateau Grand Pontet Grand Cru		$78.00
St. Emilion, 2000
#646

Château Les Grands Marchaux			$43.00
Cotes De Blaye, 2000
#648

Beau-Sejour Becot				$130.00
St. Emilion, 2000
#649

Red Burgundy
Like Chardonnay, pinot noirs heritage lies in the Burgundy region of France.
Red burgundy is primarily pinot noir or gammy Beaujolais grape.  They are
light, yet distinct wines with broad versatility for food pairing.  These
selections are excellent for beginning red wine drinkers.

Domaine Trapet Pere & Filis			$86.00
Chevrey Chambertin, 2001
#670

Oliver Leflaive 				$79.00
Pernard Vergelesses 1st Cru, 1998
#672

Red Rhone
Divided into the Northern and Southern Rhone this region’s climates and
varying soil produce completely different style wines.  Red Rhone wines rely
mostly on the Syrah grape with the most well known appellations being
Chateauneuf-du-Pape, Gigondas, and Vacqueray.


Château de la Gardine			$85.00
Chateaunef-du Pape, 2001
#681-01

Paul Jaboulet Aine Chateauneuf-Du-Pape Les Cedres	$75.00
Chateauneuf-Du-Pape, 1999
#682

Red Zinfandel
The only grape native to the Americas, Zinfandel is a dark black grape
capable of producing very hearty wine. Vinted in it’s traditional style,
however, zinfandel is a medium-bodied, dry red wine.  It is often spicy with
flavors of currant and cherry.  Particularly good with wild game, blackened
or grilled meats, and vegan dishes.


Kenwood “Jack London”			$40.00
Sonoma County, 2002
#702

Peirano Estate “Old Vines”			$28.00
Lodi,  1999
#704

Renwood “ Fiddle Town”			$40.00
Amador County ,  2002
#707

Newlan Zinfandel				$39.00
Napa Valley, 2001
# 980

Renwood “Jack Rabbit Flat”			$48.00
California, 2001
#780

Renwood “Old Vines”				$28.00
Amador County, 2002
#797

So Zin 					$32.00
California
#710

Merlot
A traditional Bordeaux grape now bottled independently.  Merlot has
wonderful jam like fruit flavors of blackberry, blueberry, and raspberry.
Depending on the time spent oak aging, Merlot can be very dense and layered.
It is smooth, almost velvety, with mild to medium tannins.  It is excellent
with meat and poultry dishes.

Robert Mondavi Merlot			$45.00
Napa Valley, 2003
#800

Beaulieau Vineyard Merlot			$38.00
Napa Valley, 2002
#801

Clos du Bois				$35.00
Sonoma County, 2002
#804

Cartlidge & Browne				$22.00
California, 2004
#807

Forest Glen				$20.00
Sonoma California, 2003
#814

Shelton Vineyards				$30.00
Yadkin Valley North Carolina, 2002
#822

Napa Cellers Merlot				$25.00
Napa Valley California, 2002
#820

Delectus					$90.00
Napa Valey, 2000
#805

Pedroncelli Bench Vinyards			$28.00
Sonoma, CA 2001
#816

Wente Crane Ridge Reserve			$40.00
Livermore Valley, CA 2002
#823

Murphy Goode Merlot				$25.00
Alexander Valley, CA 2002/2003
#818

Robert Sinskey Vineyards			$38.00
Los Caneros of Napa Valley, CA 2001
#819

Sterling Merlot Three Palms			$99.00
Napa Valley CA, 2002
#830

Leaping Lizard Merlot				$28.00
Napa Valley
#831

Cabernet Sauvignon
This was California’s claim to fame in the early seventies when a California
Cabernet out tasted French Bordeaux.  Now setting the standard for hearty,
lengthy wines, California Cabernet Sauvignon is dense, layered and generally
quite tannic.  Pairs well with rare beef.

Ridge “Monte Bello 1988”			$170.00
Santa Cruz
#901

Caymus “Special Select”(Wine Spectator 97)	$255.00
Napa Valley, 1995
#902,HC902

Caymus “Special Select” (Wine Spectator 95)	$250.00
Napa Valley, 1997
#903,HC903

Caymus “Special Select” (Wine Spectator 95)	$245.00
Napa Valley, 1999
#903-99

Kenwood “Jack London”			$55.00
Sonoma County, 2002
#905

Robert Mondavi Napa				  $48.00
Napa Valley 2003
#906

Robert Mondavi Reserve			$205.00
Napa Valley, 1998
#995-98

Robert Mondavi Reserve 			$190.00
Napa Valley, 2000
#995

Beaulieau Vineyard				$38.00
Napa Valley, 2002
#907

Beaulieau Vineyard George Latour		$160.00
Napa Valley, 1973
#908

Beaulieau Vineyard George Latour		$160.00
Napa, 1975
#909

Beaulieu Vineyard Georges De Latour (WS 95)	$200.00
Napa Valley, 1997
#912

Beaulieu Vineyard Georges De Latour Private Reserve	$175.00
Napa Valley, 1998
#910

Beaulieu Vineyard Georges De Latour Private Reserve	$180.00
Napa Valley, 2001
#910

Beaulieu Vineyard Geroges De Latour (WS 94)	$185.00
Napa Valley, 2000
#910

Diamond Creek Volcanic Hill			$200.00
Napa Valley, 1996
#915

Diamond Creek Volcanic Hill			$240.00
Napa Valley, 2001
#915-00

Diamond Creek Gravelly Meadow			$240.00
Napa Valley, 2001
#915-GM

Diamond Creek Red Rock Terrace		$230.00
Napa Valley, 2001
#915-RRT

Liberty School Cabernet Sauvignon		$30.00
California, 2003
#918

Oakford 1988				$150.00
Napa, 1988
#922

Oakford 1989				$140.00
Napa, 1989
#923

Oakford 1990				$140.00
Napa, 1990
#924

Oakford 1997 (Wine Spectator 92)		$160.00
Napa, 1997
#984

Oakford 1998				$155.00
Napa, 1998
#984-98

Silver Oak 				$120.00
Alexander Valley, 1999
#930-99

Silver Oak 				$130.00
Alexander Valley, 2001
#93000

Chateau St. Jean Cinq Cepages	(WS 90 Pts)	$145.00
Sonoma County, 2000
#931-00

Chateau Montelena	(Wine Spectator 90)		$125.00
Napa Valley, 1998
#932-98

Honig 					$55.00
Napa, 2002
#935

Liparita					$90.00
Howell Mountain Napa Valley, 1996
#937

Franciscan Oakville Estate			$50.00
Napa Valley, 2003
#939

Lail Vineyards J. Daniel Cuvee	(Wine Spectator 90)	$120.00
Napa Valley, 1998
#945

Robert Craig Mt. Veeder			$85.00
Napa Valley, 1998
#954

Terraces Cabernet  (Wine Spectator 92)		$110.00
Sonoma County, 1995
#955

Mount Eden Vineyards Old Vine Reserve 		$88.00
Santa Cruz Mountains, 1996
#958

Gianni Paoloetti	(Wine Spectator 90)		$82.00
Napa Valley, 1996
#959

Lewis Reserve				$130.00
Napa Valley, 1998
#960-98

Paradigm Estate Bottled			$100.00
Napa Valley, 1998
#961-98

Los Vascos Cabernet Reserve			$26.00
Chile Baron De Rothchild Lafite, 2003
#982

Robert Pecota “Kara’s Vineyard”			$70.00
Napa Valley, 1999
#940

Flora Springs Wild Boar Reserve (Wine Spectator 90)	$145.00
Napa Valley, 1997
#950

Oakville Ranch Vineyards			$90.00
Napa Valley, 1998
#998

Staglin Family				$140.00
Napa Valley, 1998
# 986-98

Ristow Estate Quinta De Padras Vineyard		$95.00
Napa Valley, 2000
#921-00

Ristow Estate Quinta De Padras Vineyard		$120.00
Napa Valley, 2001
#921-01

Ristow Estate Quinta De Padras Vineyard		$115.00
Napa Valley, 2002
#921-02

Cornerstone Cellars Howell Mountain		$92.00
Napa Valley, 1998
#913

Cornerstone Cellars Cornerstone Vineyard		$89.00
Napa Valley, 1998
# 941

Shafer Cabernet Sauvignon			$100.00
Napa Valley, 2000
#1000

Delectus Bechstoffer Vineyards 			$90.00
Napa Valley, 2000
#824

Delectus Sacrashe Vineyards (96 Wine Spectator)	$160.00
Napa Valley, 2001
#826

Livingston Moffett Vineyard			$88.00
Napa Valley, 1996
#987-96

Livingston Moffett Vineyard			$88.00
Napa Valley, 2000
#987-00

Sawyer Cellers				$84.00
Rutherford Napa Valley, 2001
#988

Signorello Unfiltered				$85.00
Napa Valley, 2001
#1004

Field Stone 				$35.00
Alexander Valley, California
#917

Alkoomi “Black Butt” 				$85.00
Franklin River Austailia
#919

Meritage & Proprietary Blends
Meritage is California’s answer to France’s Bordeaux.  These wines are
blends of the five traditional grape varieties that make up Chateau wines.
They are primarily Cabernet Sauvignon with blends of any of the four
additional Bordeaux grapes.  They are smoother and more accessible without
aging.  Once discovered, they are favored by many cabernet lovers.

Opus One (Wine Spectator 93)			$260.00
Napa Valley, 1993
#962

Opus One (Wine Spectator 94)			$250.00
Napa Valley, 1997
#966-97

Opus One	(Wine Spectator 93)			$215.00
Napa Valley, 1998
#966/98

Opus One	(Wine Spectator 93)			$245.00
Napa Valley, 1999
#966-99

Opus One					$230.00
Napa Valley, 2000
#966-00

Opus One	(Wine Spectator 94)			$230.00
Napa Valley, 2002
#966-02

Niebaum Coppola Rubicon			$250.00
Napa Valley, 1986
#967

Toscana Luce della Vite  (WS 93 Pts)		$110.00
Robert Mondavi , 1995
#968

Franciscan Magnificat			$75.00
Napa Valley, 2002
#970

Cain Five					$145.00
Napa Valley, 2002
#971

Symmetry Red Table Wine			$105.00
Alexander Valley, 1996
#947-96

Symmetry Red Table Wine			$98.00
Alexander Valley, 2000
#947-00

Cain Cuvee “0” Non Vintage			$35.00
Napa Valley
#946

Steltzner Claret				$45.00
Napa Valley, 2002
#944

Lail Vineyards J. Daniel Cuvee			$110.00
Napa Valley, 1998
#945

Swanson Alexis				$88.00
Napa Valley, 2000
#973-00

Fife Max Cuvee				$70.00
Napa Valley, 1997
#974

Beaulieu Vineyard Reserve Tapestry (WS 94)	$110.00
Napa Valley, 1997
#976

Beaulieu Vineyard Reserve Tapestry		$90.00
Napa Valley, 2001
#976-01

Beaulieu Vineyard Reserve Tapestry		$100.00
Napa Valley, 1998
#976-98

Livingston Moffett Gemstone Vineyard (WS 90)	$120.00
St. Helen, California, 1997
#978-97

Livingston Moffett Gemstone Vineyard (WS 94)	$130.00
St. Helen, 2000
#978-00

Flora Springs Trilogy				$85.00
Napa Valley, 1998
#979-98

Flora Springs Trilogy				$100.00
Napa Valley, 1999
#979-99

Quintessa Red Table Wine			$125.00
Napa Valley, 2000
#989

Mathews					$67.00
Yakima Valley, 1998
#983

La Famigllia Colmera				$65.00
Napa Valley, 1998
#994

Robert Craig Affinity				$75.00
Napa Valley, 1998
#999-98

Robert Craig Affinity				$80.00
Napa Valley, 1999
#999-99

Robert Craig Affinity				$75.00
Napa Valley, 2000
#999-00

Shafer Firebreak				$55.00
Napa Valley, 2000
#122

Treana Red Table Wine			$80.00
Paso Robles, 2001
#123

Tresor Ferrari-Carano Reserve 			$65.00
Sonoma, 2001
#953

Syrah
These red wine grapes are from France’s hot climate Rhone region.  Big
bodied, complex and increasing in popularity. This tantalizing wine is
called Syrah in California and France, but Shiraz in Australia.  See our
Australia page for Shiraz and other fine wines from this Australia.

Livingston Moffett Syrah			$65.00
Napa Valley, 1997
#115

Marietta Cellars Syrah			$45.00
Geyerserville California, 2001
#119

Delectus Petite Syrah				$85.00
Spring Mountain, Napa Valley, 2000
#825

Robert Craig Syrah				$55.00
Central Coast, CA 2001
#821

Copain Syrah Garys’ Vineyard	(94 Pts.Parker)	$98.00
Santa Rosa, Ca 2003
#827

  Pax Cuvee Moriah  (93 Pts. Parker)		$98.00
Sonoma County, 2003
#829

Spanish Wines
Spain brings us wonderfully complex wines that traditionally see more oak
and bottle aging than their counterparts.  Many factors contribute to
allowing these wines to be excellent price values, and are a great
compliment to any food.

Mont Marcal Brut (Sparkling Wine)		$28.00
Spain, Penedès
  #201

Red Wines

Torre Muga (Wine Spectator 90 pts)		$85.00
Rioja, 1998
#916

Faustino V Rioja Reserva			$34.00
Spain, 2000
#756

Faustiono VII Rioja				$20.00
Spain, 2002/2003
#758

Zumaya Tempranillo				$26.00
Spain
#759

El Coto Rioja				$24.00
Calficada, Spain
#757

Italian Wines
As one of the largest wine producing countries in the world, Italy is known
for its diverse wine regions and wines. Enjoy a wide variety of dry whites
to bold reds from a large selection of grape varietals.

Allegrini Amarone (Robert Parker 95)		$118.00
Della Valpolicella, 2000
#860

Castello di Fonterutoli Siepi (Wine spectator 93)	$155.00
Tuscany, 2001
#859

Antinori Tignanello				$115.00
Tuscany, 2001
#854

Sensi Montepulciano D’Abruzzo			$26.00
Montepulciano D’ Abruzzo, 2001
#851

Testardo Sensi				$37.00       
Italy, 2000
#856

Santa Cristina Tuscan Sangiovese		$22.00
Antinori, 2004
#857

Centine Sangiovese-Cabernet-Merlot Blend		$20.00
Banfi, 2004
#858

Palazzo Della Torre Allegrini			$46.00
Veronese,
#852

Marchesi Fioravanti Di Casstiglinoe Falletto		$80.00
Barolo, 1998
#861

German Wines
Germany is a top producer of wonderfully complex white wines.  Although
often times perceived as sweet, many are crafted to be wonderfully food
friendly.  They are subject to strict laws governing their production and
ripeness levels.

Leonard Kreusch Spatlese			$20.00
Rheinhessen, 2004
#306

St. Christoper Gew?rztraminer			$25.00
Rheinhessen, 2005
#300

St. Christopher Riesling			$22.00
Rheinhessen, 2005
#305

Mülheimer Sonnenlay Zeppelin Riesling 		$26.00
Mosel- Saar- Ruwer
#304

Pinot Grigio / Pinot Gris
Pinot Gris can be deeper in color than most white wines.  Pinot Gris is
believed to have mutated from the black Pinot Noir grape.  These wines are
medium to full-bodied with rather low acidity and fairly neutral aromas.
Sometimes the flavor and aroma can suggest the skins of fruit, such as peach
skins or orange rinds…-Enjoy-

Swanson Pinot Grigio				$34.00
Napa Valley CA, 2004
#313

Pavi Pinot Grigio				$28.00
Napa Valley
#314

Flora Springs				$29.00
Napa Valley, CA  2004
#316

Erath Pinot Gris				$26.00
Oregon, 2004
#317

Raptor Ridge Pinot Gris			$35.00
Oregon, 2005
#318

Kris Pinot Grigio				$28.00
Montaga, Italy
#319

Australia
Australia produces many different kinds of table wine, ranging from light,
fruit-driven whites made from blends of grapes form different areas to
vineyard-specific, barrel-aged reds from vines over 100 years old.  Among
the most interesting winemaking practices of Australia are the white blend
made from chardonnay and Semillon and the red blends made of cabernet and
shiraz.

Cape Mentelle Savignon/ Blanc Semillon		$24.00
Margaret River, 2002
#220

Firestick Chardonnay				$22.00
Western Australia, 2001
#550

Ring Bolt Cabernet Sauvignon			$25.00
Western Australia, Margaret River, 2002
#1013

Penfolds “Bin 707” (Wine Spectator 93)		$120.00
Australia, 2002
#956

Alkoomi Shiraz				$38.00
Franlkin River, 2001
#325

Rosemount Shiraz				$22.00
Australia, 2004
#104

Coriole Shiraz				$110.00
McLaren Vale, 1998
#120

Peter Lehman Barossa Shiraz			$33.00
Australia, 2003
#121

Tatachilla Shiraz  (87 Points Wine Spectator)	$35.00
McLaren Vale, 2000
#124

Tatachilla Shiraz Grenache 			$28.00
McLaren Vale, 2001
#125

Turkey Flats ‘The Turk’ Shiraz –Grenache Blend	$32.00
Barossa Valley
#1015

Kay Brothers Hillside Shiraz  (95 Pts. Robert Parker)	$70.00
McLaren Valle, 2002
#126

Turkey Flat Shiraz				68.00
Barossa Valley, 2003
#1016

Alkoomi Franklin River Riesling			$32.00
Western Australia, 2005
#325/R

New Zealand
New Zealand wines are rated throughout the world as the definitive benchmark
style for most varietals. The growing recognition for New Zealand
Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Méthode Traditionelle sparkling wines, Riesling,
Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot blends is helping to further cement New
Zealand's position as a producer of world class wines For many years the
wine industry has been aware of the shortcomings associated with the use of
cork as a seal for bottled wine.  A small percentage of wine was ‘corked’ –
spoiling the taste and occasionally rendering the wine undrinkable.  An
undetermined volume of wine was tainted by the cork seal to a varying
degree – sometimes not detected, or sometimes contributing to an opinion
that a wine was not of good quality.  This is the reasoning for most of New
Zealand wines to be “screw top” lids.

Thornbury Chardonnay  (92 Wine Spectator)	$30.00
Marlborough, 2001
#221

Kim Crawford Unoaked Chardonnay		$32.00
Marlborough, 2003
#416

Neudorf Sauvignon Blanc			$36.00
Nelson, 2003
#415

Alpha Domus Merlot				$27.00
Hawkes Bay, 2002
#817

Ata Rangi Pinot Noir				$45.00
Martinborough, 2001
#625

Vavasour Sauvignon Blanc			$32.00
Marlborough, 2003
#417

Balnaves Blend				$28.00
Coonawarra, 2001
#1004