Champagne & Sparkling Wine
The festive wine par excellence, true Champagne is produced only in astricly limited area of northwest France whose chalky soil and austereclimate contributed to the uniqueness of its prod product.
Dom Perignon ( Epernay ) ‘98
Moët & Chandon White Star ( Epernay ) NV
Gloria Ferrer Brut ( Sonoma ) NV
Domaine Ste. Michelle - Blanc de Blanc ( Columbia Valley ) NV
Chandon (California) NV
Veuve Clicquot ( Reims ) NV
Chardonnay
Chardonnay is renowed for producing the most intersting and complex white wines of the world. Aparticularly shy bearing grape, the noble Chardonnay produces all the ine white wines from the Burgundy Region of France. In California , Chardonnay produces wines that are rich, round, complex, graceful and above all, elegant.
Jordan ( Sonoma ) ‘05
Chandon "Unoaked" (Carneros) '04
Ferrari Carano ( Alexander Valley ) ‘05
Chateau Ste. Michelle “Canoe Ridge” ( Columbia Valley ) ‘05
Robert Mondavi Winery “Carneros” ( Napa Valley ) ‘05
Clos du Bois “Reserve” ( Russian River ) ‘05
Acacia (Carneros) ‘05
B.V., (Napa Valley) '05
Toasted Head ( California ) ‘05
Simi ( Sonoma ) ‘06
Paul Dolan "Organic" (California) '06
Chateau St. Jean ( Sonoma ) ‘06
Sterling "Vintners Collection" (California) '06
Chateau Ste. Michelle ( Columbia Valley ) ‘05
Cabernet Sauvignon
In California , Cabernet Sauvignon is clearly the most successful European red varietal. California Cabernets often are big, rich, intensely lavorful wines that require considerable bottle aging to achieve the elegance and inesse that they are capable of achieving. At their best, they exude an aroma of raspberries or cassis. This berry quality is also evident on the palate where a plummy accent often can be detected. Styles vary with each producer, but the Cabernet is, without question, the inest red varietal made in California
Silver Oak (Napa Valley) '04
Goldschmidt ( Alexander Valley ) ‘02/‘04
Silver oak ( Alexander Valley ) ‘02
Jordan ( Sonoma ) ‘04
Groth ( Napa Valley ) ‘05
Mt. Veeder ( Napa Valley ) ‘05
Fourfathers ( Alexander Valley ) ‘04
Stags Leap ( Napa Valley ) ‘05
Robert Mondavi ( Napa Valley ) ‘04
Simi “Landslide” ( Alexander Valley ) ‘04
Markham ( Napa Valley ) ‘02
Chateau Ste. Michelle “Cold Creek” ( Columbia Valley ) ‘04
Franciscan (Napa Valley) '05
Clos du Bois “Alexander Valley Reserve” ( Sonoma ) ‘05
Sourverain (Alexander Valley) '05
14 Hands ( Washington ) ‘05
Select White Wines
Beringer, White Zinfandel ( California ) ‘06
Floral, snappy, fresh, clean, and lively.
Bright berry lavors with lots of charm.
Caymus, Conundrum ( Napa Valley ) ‘06
Five different grape varietals from an interesting blend
that coats the palate with big fruit lavors. Dry inish
with persistent fruit lingering.
Forefathers, Sauvignon Blanc ( New Zealand ) ‘06
Aromatic and lavorful, tightly wound, fresh, lively lavors.
Covey Run, Gewurtzraminer (Washington) ‘07
A unique blend of Marsanne and Viognier. very delicious!
Robert Mondavi, Fume Blanc, ( Napa Valley ) ‘06
* PATTY'S RECOMENDATION: This wine has bright fruit,
delicate spice and a elusive nuances of fresh clover, which pairs
perfectly with the Ceasar salad or the Ceasar with marinated chicken.
Chateau Ste. Michelle “Horse Haven”,
Sauvignon Blanc ( Columbia Valley ) ‘06
Grassy and crisp with hints of citrus.
Ferrari Carano, Fume Blanc ( Sonoma ) ‘07
Rich, luscious and toasty. Power and Grace are combined here.
Edna Valley, Sauvignon Blanc (San Luis Obispo) '07
Continuously voted “Best Buy” in Wine Spectator Magazine.
MezzaCorona, Pinot Grigio (Trentino) ‘07
Crisp and refreshing with melon, lemon and citrus lavors.
Laetitia, Pinot Blanc (Arroyo Grande Valley) ‘06
Fresh with a peach light inish.
Estancia Pinot Grigio ( California ) ‘07
Rich and lavorful. Finsh touched with oak.
Chateau St. Michelle, Johannisberg Riesling
( Columbia Valley ) ‘07
Intense honeysuckle, peach aroma, with lavors of white peach lavors.
Coppola Sofia 'Rose' (Sonoma Coast) '07
Crisp acidity and a nice mineral character leads
to a smooth balanced inish.
Matua Sauvignon Blanc ( New Zealand ) ‘07
Bright and lively gooseberry and passion fruit
characters with a hint of lime.
Patty's Special Reserve Wines
These wines were hand picked by Patty for their outstanding quality, as well as their superior ratings in Wine Spectator Magazine. The wines are subject to availability and certain vintages are on a limited supply. Enjoy!
Cabernet Sauvignon
Beringer “Private Reserve” (Napa Valley) ‘01
Robert Mondavi “Reserve” (Napa Valley) ‘02/‘03
Ridge “ Montebello ” (Napa Valley) ‘98/00'
Chimney Rock”Reserve”(Napa Valley) ‘00/'03
Clos du Val “Reserve” (Napa Valley) ‘02
Sterling “Reserve” (Napa Valley) ‘02
Beaulieu Vineyards, Georges D'Latour (Napa) ‘03
Pine Ridge “Stags Leap” (Napa Valley) ‘05
Concha y Torro “Don Melchor” (Chile) ‘02
Faust (Napa Valley) ‘04
Merryvale “Reserve” (Napa Valley) ‘05
Meritage /Merlot
Opus one (Napa Valley) ‘02/‘03
Joseph Phelps Insignia (Napa Valley) '05
Quintessa (Napa Valley) ‘05
Duckhorn "3 Palms" Merlot (Napa Valley)
Beringer “ Howell Mountain ” Merlot (Napa Valley) ‘01
Merryvale “Proile” (Napa Valley) ‘03
Twomey Cellars "Siver Oak" (Napa) '04
Col Solare (Columbia Valley) ‘99/'00
Ferrari Carano “Tresor” (Sonoma) ‘00/'01
Northstar, Merlot (Columbia Valley) ‘00/‘02
Chardonnay
“Sbragia” (Napa Valley) ‘05
Cuvasion “Estate Selection” (Carneros) ‘04
Charles Krug “Reserve” (Carneros) ‘05
Ferrari Carano “Reserve” (Alexander Valley) ‘04
Mer Solei (Central Coast) ‘05
Meritage
The Meritage designation is for wines that are blended entirely (100%) from the eight traditional Bordeaux grape varieties. Their wineries may use as few as two varieties or as many as all eight varietals in the blends. Most wineries have elected to use only three or four varietals, usually preferring Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Malbec. These wines tend to be very complex, showing great balance and elegance.
Chateau St. Jean “Cinq Cepages” (Alexander Valley) ‘02/'03
Mt. Veeder “Reserve” (Napa Valley) ‘03
Conn Creek “Anthology” (Napa Valley) ‘02/'03
Paraduxx Red (Napa Valley) '06
Clos du Bois “Marlstone” (Alexander Valley ) ‘03
Charles krug “Generations” (Napa Valley) ‘02
Sterling SVR (Napa Valley) '04
Beringer “Alluvium” (Napa Valley) ‘03
Merlot
A grape used extensively in France for belnding with the Cabernet Sauvignon to produce the great red Bordeaux . As a varietal wine in California , it produces wines which are softer and more supple that Cabernet, but similar in style and taste.
Markham “Reserve” (Napa Valley) ‘01
Sterling Vineyards (Napa Valley) ‘03
Chateau Ste. Michelle “Canoe Ridge” (Columbia Valley) ‘02
Stag's Leap Winde Cellars (Napa Valley) '05
Wildhorse (Paso Robles) ‘04
Robert Mondavi (Napa Valley) ‘05
St. Clement (Napa Valley) ‘02
Clos du Bois (Sonoma) ‘05
Echelon (California) '05
Red Diamond (Washington) ‘03
Select Red Wines
Pinot Noir
Matua (New Zealand) ‘07
Kim Crawford (Marlborough) ‘07
Argyle (Oregon) '06
Erath (Oregon) '06
Acacia (Carneros) '06
Laetitia (California) ‘06
Rodney Strong (Sonoma County) ‘06
Chalone (California) ‘06
Gloria Ferrer “Jose Ferrer” (Sonoma) ‘02
Summerland “Fiddlestix” (Sonoma) ‘06
Buena Vista (Carneros) ‘04
Zinfandel
Ridge (Sonoma) ‘05
Rosenblum (California) ‘05
Rodney Strong “Knotty Vines”, (Sonoma Valley) ‘05
Ravenswood (Lodi) ‘05
Cline Cellars (California) ‘05
Renwood Grandmere (California) '05
Charles Krug (Napa Valley) '06
Other
Prevail “West Face” (Alexander Valley) ‘03
Ravenswood, Syrah (Paso Robles) ‘03
Wolf Blass, Shiraz (Australia) ‘04
Stags' Leap, Petite Syrah (Napa) ‘04
Newton, Claret (Napa) '05
Rubicon, Cab Franc (Napa Valley) '04
Moon Mountain, Cab Franc (Austrailia) '05
Rufino Riserva Ducale “Gold Label” Chianti Classico '03
Chateau Ste Michelle “Orphelin” (Washington) '04
$25 Corkage
If your wine is on list we will charge you 1/2 the listed price
* Vintage Subject to Change *
