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White

$8. Boutari Blanc (by-the-glass only) – Greece

Floral and fresh, with notes of green apple, citrus and honeysuckle, a great accompaniment to spanakopita and dolmades.


Glass - $8. Bottle - $37. Torres San Medin Sauvignon Blanc (2010) – Chile

Light and fresh with racy acidity, this wine is a perfect accompaniment for shrimp, crab, mussels, salads, and starters, or great on its own.


Glass - $8. Bottle - $35. Castello di Gabbiano Pinot Grigio (2010) – Italy

Crisp, fruity, and nicely balanced, pairs well with calamari, pastas, chicken and fish.


Glass - $10. Bottle - $45. Rodney Strong Chardonnay (2009) – Sonoma County, California

With notes of apples, peach, almonds and toast, this lightly oaked Chardonnay offers freshness, depth and balance with a long full finish– ideal for poultry, salmon and cheese.



Dessert

Glass - $8. Bottle - $50. Offley Ruby Port – Portugal

Ideal match for chocolate!!!!!


Glass - $10. Bottle - $70. Taylor Fladgate 10 year Tawny Port – Portugal


Glass - $16. Bottle - $125. Taylor Fladgate 20 year Tawny Port – Portugal


Glass - $10. ½ bottle - $45. Chateau D’Armajan des Ormes Sauternes – Sauternes, France

Perfect for Crème Brulee or Tarte Citron. ½ bottle



Reds

Glass - $8. Boutari Rouge – Greece (by-the-glass only)

Ideal match for hearty and greek spiced dishes, such as Moussaka or Lamb, this rustic red offers freshness of fruit, crisp acidity and an earthy balance to compliment the food.


Glass - $10. Bottle - $42. Monte Antico Toscana (2007) – Toscana, Italia

A traditional Tuscan offering featuring the classic sour cherry and herbal notes of the Sangiovese, balanced by the fruitiness of the Merlot and backbone of the Cabernet Sauvignon – a classic match for tomato based pastas, pizzas and roasted meats.


Glass - $10. Bottle - $40. Casa Vinicola Primativo Ogio (2009) – Puglia, Italia

The concentrated fruit and balancing spice, earthiness and herbs of this Zinfandel of Southern Italy was made for sausage, tomatoes and pizza – also great with Greek Ribs and Chicken!


Glass - $10. Bottle - $42. Miguel Torres Infinite (2010) – Tempranillo-Cab Sauv – Spain

A traditional red from Peñedes, this wine is smoky and earthy on the nose with a full and concentrated dark fruit finish – ideal for grilled meats.


Glass - $10. Bottle - $45. Pierre Andre Bourgogne Pinot Noir (2009) – Burgundy, France

A lighter red wine offering classic pinot notes of raspberries, black cherries and forest floor on the nose, crisp and light in the mouth, this wine is meant for food – ideal match for tuna, duck, other lighter meats, beets, strawberries, salads or by itself.


Glass - $10. ½ bottle - $38. St. Hallet Blackwell Shiraz (2006) – Barossa, Australia

Rich, bold and spicy, this Shiraz delivers a vibrant red fruit with hints of chocolate and pepper for a long smooth finish – great with steak, lamb and of course chocolate!







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