Champagne and sparkling wines are perfect companions to a wide variety of dishes and should be enjoyed before, during and after your meal. They refresh the palate and brighten your day or evening.
Wolf Blass "Yellow Label" Australia
$8
Prosecco Superiore, Bellussi (Valdobbiadene) Italy
$10
Piper - Heidsieck (Reims) France
$16
The wines below are listed by style—lighter bodied, brightly acidic and aromatic wines first, followed by richer and more full-bodied wines (i.e. Chardonnay). All of these wines are ideally suited to seafood, lighter pasta and chicken dishes.
Pinot Grigio, Borgo Conventi (Collio) Italy 2009
$10
Sauvignon Blanc, Kim Crawford (Marlborough) New Zealand 2010
$9
Chateau de Sancerre (Sancerre) France 2009
$14
Viognier, Bridlewood "Reserve" (Central Coast) 2008
$11
Rose, Domaine de Nizas (Coteau du Languedoc) France 2010
$10
Riesling, "Saint M" (Pfalz) Germany 2008
$10
Chardonnay, Clois du Bois (Russian River Valley) 2009
$9
Chardonnay, Ferrari Carano (Sonoma County) 2009
$12
Chardonnay, Neyers (Napa Valley) 2010
$15
Our red wines are listed in order stylistically beginning with lighter, less tannic and more fruit-forward wines, followed by richer, more full-bodied and powerful wines such as Merlot and Cabernet.
Pinot Noir, Summerland "Wolff Vineyard" (Edna Valley) 2008
$13
Zinfandel, Neyers (Lodi) 2010
$12
Merlot, Ferrari Carano (Sonoma County) 2008
$12
Malbec, Antigal "Uno" (Mendoza) Argentina 2008
$12
Syrah, Del Bondio (Oakville, Napa Valley) 2006
$10
Cabernet Sauvignon, Chateau St Jean (California) 2009
$9
Cabernet Sauvignon, Sterling Vineyards "Diamond Mountain" (Napa Valley) 2006
$14