Italy/NV

Not your college Lambrusco, that’s for sure. This wine is fresh
and bright with a dry, crisp finish.

$10/40

Germany/2009

Fantastic green apple, lemon zest, and slate notes, with just enough
sweetness to make it a crowd-pleaser. Riesling lovers must try this.

$8.50/34

California/2011

Rich & creamy, with tropical fruit flavors. Always a winner.

$8.50/34

California/2010

A striking Chardonnay. Bright fruit flavors with a
background of vanilla oak.

$8.75/35

France/2011

White burgundy (Chardonnay to us stateside), medium bodied, no
oak, very clean. Delicious? Oui,oui.

$9/36

Spain/2011

Smooth & gently spicy, orchard fruit flavors & a hint of herbs.

$8.25/33

New Zealand/2011

Crisp, grapefruity, bright & zesty. Out of this world.

$8.75/35

Italy/2011

Light to medium bodied with fruits of apple and peach and a
mouth watering finish.

$9.25/37

Dry Creek Valley/2008

Darkest purple with ripe black berries & black pepper. It’s very deep and
complex. Simply delicious, ironically.

$8.75/35

Sonoma/2010

A smooth, lean cabernet, aged in both French & American oak barrels.
It would really like to cozy up to the Beef Tenderloin sandwich.

$10.25/41

Australia/2011

A big bold blend, a bit of Cab, Merlot and lots of Petit Bordeaux.You’ll be
singing, “Who uncorked the Yard Dog, who, who, who, who, who?”

$8.75/35

California/2011

Wild & grapy and really smooth. Really.

$9/36

France/2007

A great wine from the Southern Rhone Valley. Parker says this wine
is so good it is hedonistic. Guess the pleasure is all yours then.

$9.25/37

Spain/2010

Heavenly aromas, heavenly taste. It’s a blend of Monastrell, Syrah
and Cabernet. You’ll give it an A+.

$10/40

Argentina/2010

Four generations of winemakers bring you this tasty, classic Malbec.

$8.75/35