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BIN 2535 2007 Taittinger Comtes de Champagne 195
Produced only in exceptional vintage years and intended as the ultimate expression of the Taittinger style, this wine is composed entirely of Chardonnay grapes grown in the top vineyards of the prestigious Côte des Blancs. Only the first press juice is used. A small proportion (5%) of the blend spends three to four months in new oak barrels, enhancing the intrinsic qualities of the final blend. Prior to disgorgement, the Blanc de Blancs is aged for 10 years on the lees in 13th-century chalk cellars
BIN 2579 2009 Schramsberg “J Schram”, North Coast, CA 99
Representing only 3 percent of the winery’s annual production, the Chardonnay-focused J. Schram blend is assembled from the very best base wine lots of the approximately 250 produced each year. This special bottling is dedicated to Schramsberg’s founder of 1862, Jacob Schram, and has been a great success since its premier 1987 vintage, first released in 1992.
BIN 6133 2014 Domaine Georges Roumier Morey Saint Denis Clos de la Bussiere 299
Domaine Roumier is a beautiful, secluded estate in the village of Chambolle-Musigny, set against a hill and graced by a small vineyard in the background. Both the estate and the man who runs it speak of gentleness with the earth. Christophe prefers a gentle hand in winemaking and modestly gives the impression that he simply interprets the character of wine that is made by the terroir, the vintage and the grapes.
BIN 6131 2015 Domaine de la Romanee Conti, Corton, Grand Cru 1000
The Domaine de la Romanée-Conti (widely known as DRC) is the most famous producer in Burgundy. It has an array of vineyards – and a reputation – that are second to none, not even Domaines Leroy, Georges Roumier or Armand Rousseau. DRC is rightly regarded as one of the world's greatest estates, an opinion supported by the quality and longevity of its wines, as well as the prices they fetch on the secondary market.
BIN 7031 2012 Tenuta San Guido “Sassicaia” Bolgheri DOC, Tuscany, Italy 190
Perhaps one of the most important wines in the world, and certainly in Italy. The founding father of the Super Tuscan category. One of only two wines to win the top spot on the Wine Spectator top 100 more than once.
The legacy of Sassicaia began in 1944, when Mario Incisa acquired a number of Cabernet Sauvignon and Franc vine cuttings and planted them on a sloping hillside of the San Guido estate, called Castiglioncello after the 11th-century castle at the vineyard's upper edge. This tiny, 3.75-acre vineyard stood alone until 1965, when a second Cabernet vineyard was planted with cuttings from the Castiglioncello parcel; the gravelly, 30-acre plot would give the wine its name: Sassicaia, "the place of many stones". With the radical changes in the D.O.C. system of regulations as of the 1994 vintage, Sassicaia's extraordinary reputation was acknowledged through the Italian government's granting the wine its own appellation. Sassicaia is today considered to be one of Italy's greatest red wines for its consistent excellence and its intuitive spirit. Acclaimed by the wine world's most respected voices, Sassicaia remains the legacy of its creator, Marchese Mario Incisa della Rocchetta.
One of Italy’s most iconic bottlings, the 2012 Sassicaia is drop-dead gorgeous. A blend of 85% Cabernet Sauvignon and 15% Cabernet Franc, it boasts sensations of blue flowers, cedar, juicy red currants, ripe raspberries, white pepper and a balsamic note. Structured, radiant and loaded with finesse, it delivers everything you’d expect from a world-class wine and more. Drink 2018–2032. WE
BIN 7080 2008 Agricola Ceretto Barolo “Brunate” DOCG, Piemonte, Italy 149
The quest of the brothers Bruno and Marcello Ceretto was to select vineyards in the most valuable positions historically. This idea came about during a trip to Burgundy, and would prove the family’s insight and see their Barolo and Barbaresco wines among the most popular in the world. A revolution at the time, for a territory in which the concept of cru was totally unknown, but, above all, a brilliant idea. "We believe in the land 100%, the winery is obviously important, but great wines are made with great grapes." And so, they began dreaming of labels bearing the name of the vineyard and also its image: "so whoever drinks that wine can see the vineyard from which it has originated.
BIN 7177 2014 Kanonkop “Paul Sauer”, Stellenbosch, South Africa 89
The name Kanonkop is derived from a hillock (kop) on the Simonsberg mountain above the estate from where, during the 17th and 18th centuries, a cannon (kanon) was fired to announce the arrival of sailing ships entering Table Bay. The roar of the cannon would be the signal to local farmers, who were waiting to make the 50-kilometer journey to the harbour, to load up their wagons with fresh fruit and vegetables to barter their produce
This legendary wine is named after Kanonkop’s patriarch and is a Bordeaux-style blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc. The depth of flavour, structure and complexity offered by these three grape varieties is accentuated by 24 months’ ageing in new French oak. Blackcurrant notes combine with aromas of Cape wildflower and cigar box to offer a regal wine recognised as one of the best South Africa has to offer.
BIN 3096 Leeuwin “Art Series” Margaret River, Australia 119
Leeuwin Estate was established in 1973 by Denis and Tricia Horgan. The land was previously used as a cattle station and after having been purchased as part of a deal to buy a plumbing business by Denis Horgan in 1969, the land was converted to vineyards based on the advice of the Western Australian Department of Agriculture. Robert Mondavi provided significant advice during the planning and setup stages of the estate after contacting the Horgans in 1972 to promote the potential that Margaret River had as a wine region and to look for investment opportunities. Initial plantings consisted of Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz and Pinot noir.[4] The most well known wine produced by Leeuwin Estate is the "Art Series Chardonnay". It has been described by wine critic James Halliday as "Australia's finest example" of Chardonnay and the Langton's Classification of Australian Wine places it at the highest level of "Exceptional". The first vintage of the Art Series Chardonnay was from 1980, with the first vintage of the wine receiving a recommendation as the best Chardonnay in the world by Decanter in 1982, bringing Leeuwin Estate to the attention of the wine world.
BIN 3093 2014 Ridge, Estate Vineyard, Santa Cruz Mountains, CA 69
Montebello vineyard can be viewed as the American equivalent of Sassicaia, both in terms of unique terroir and importance. This comes from Ridge's famed estate vineyard, Monte Bello, which has fractured limestone soils over decomposing Franciscan green stone mixed with clay and loam. Until 2009 this was bottled simply as Santa Cruz Mountains, and is normally available only to Monte Bello Collector members. It's whole cluster pressed and fermented on native yeasts. The winery's tasting note and barrel age stats, for those keeping track: "Sun-bleached straw color. Ripe pineapple, green apple, pear, melon, biscotti, flint, toasted oak. Elegant fresh citrus entry, ginger root, limestone earth, lemon zest finish. Barrels: 94% air-dried american oak, 6% french oak; 23% new, 23% one and two years old, 54% three, four and five years old." One of the other reasons to love this producer- they list ingredients, something many large US producers simply cannot do due to unsavory additives!
BIN 7148 2011 Figgins Estate, Walla Walla Valley, WA 149
Figgins was born from a vision to transform a phenomenal vineyard site, into a singular, estate grown non-varietal red wine blended from Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot, and Merlot. The goal from the beginning has been to most highly elevate the potential of this special site through viticultural and winemaking wisdom.
A blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot and Merlot, the 2011 Figgins Estate Red is excellent in the vintage, with classic creme de cassis, lead pencil shavings, tobacco, bay leaf and toast giving way to a medium to full-bodied, elegant and seamless 2011 that has good concentration, plenty of sweet fruit and building tannin that emerges with more time in the glass. Classy, elegant and streamlined, it’s already approachable, but will be better in another couple years and drink nicely through 2026. 93 RP
BIN 7630 2012K Vintners “Cattle King” Upland Vineyard, Snipes Mountain, Walla Walla, WA 89
One of the greatest Syrahs coming out of Washington is the 2012 Syrah Cattle King, and it's every bit as good as the more widely known Royal City Syrah. Coming from the Upland Vineyard on Snipes Mountain, my notes start with "wow," and then include a few more expletives. Exhibiting sensational notes of blackberry, cassis, licorice, crushed flowers, crushed rocks and graphite, this inky colored 2012 is full-bodied, massively concentrated and seamless, with incredible purity and length. If I had a bottle, I'd drink it tonight. Nevertheless, I'm sure it will evolve gracefully for at least another decade. 99 RP
BIN 7032 2013 Merryvale “Profile” Napa Valley, CA 150
This 30th vintage of Profile proprietary red blend continues to showcase the very best fruit from the harvest. The level of intensity, color and flavor in the fruit from Schlatter Family Estate Vineyard was truly exceptional. Aromas of licorice, blackberry, raspberry and plum are interwoven with dark chocolate and black olives and highlighted by balsamic notes. The rich, round entry is the perfect entrée to this wine of significant depth and length. The weight and concentration are balanced by flavors that are equally deep and elegant with leather notes and savory herbs (thyme) on the finish. The oak is well integrated featuring supple, very fine grain tannins. 83% Cabernet Sauvignon, 12% Petit Verdot, 5% Cabernet Franc
BIN 1106 2011 Hall “Kathryn Hall”, Napa Valley, CA 225
2011 was largely panned by critics. I on the other hand bought in on the vintage, and this wine shows why, if I could go back, I would have bought MORE! Similar to the 1998 vintage, wines from quality producers will have great longevity and elegance.
This 2011 bottling is 100% Cabernet Sauvignon fruit selected from a spectrum of vineyards- from St Helena to Howell Mountain to our Sacrashe estate in Rutherford. Perfectly integrated, the palate teems with soft and lingering tannins, with notes of black currant and candied violets. The 2011 HALL "Kathryn Hall" Cabernet Sauvignon is a pure and nuanced wine to enjoy now and over the next 15+ years.
BIN 1147 2004 Chateau Montelena Estate, Napa Valley, CA 165
If like me, you are a sucker for older vintage, elegant Cabernet, then this wine will knock your socks off! One of the wineries that started it all. Back vintages of Montelena Estate show that this winery has done much more than rest on their laurels.
The 2004 Cabernet Sauvignon Estate is 100% Cabernet Sauvignon, all from their old vineyards in Calistoga. This is a dense, ruby/purple-tinged wine with full body, and despite the softness of the general vintage, Montelena has plenty of structure. Like nearly every vintage of their top Cabernet Sauvignon, it will last for 25 or more years. The wine has sweet tannin in a broad, flavorful, concentrated style with plenty of black currant, licorice, and spice. The wine is beautifully textured, slightly more forward than most Montelena Cabernets tend to be. It is another beauty from probably the most consistent winery for Cabernet Sauvignon over the last three decades. 94+ RP
(Also available in Magnum format, $395)
France
Host to Bordeaux, Burgundy and Champagne, along with many other renowned wine regions, France is arguably the most important wine producing country on the planet. Without a doubt, this is the lens through which many approach wine. French wines form the benchmark against which many of the greatest wines are measured. While France has much to offer the oenophile, we concentrate on the few specific regions below and invite you join us on a Tour d’ France!
BIN 2535 2007 Taittinger Comtes de Champagne 195
Produced only in exceptional vintage years and intended as the ultimate expression of the Taittinger style, this wine is composed entirely of Chardonnay grapes grown in the top vineyards of the prestigious Côte des Blancs. Only the first press juice is used. A small proportion (5%) of the blend spends three to four months in new oak barrels, enhancing the intrinsic qualities of the final blend. Prior to disgorgement, the Blanc de Blancs is aged for 10 years on the lees in 13th-century chalk cellars
BIN 2579 2009 Schramsberg “J Schram”, North Coast, CA 99
Representing only 3 percent of the winery’s annual production, the Chardonnay-focused J. Schram blend is assembled from the very best base wine lots of the approximately 250 produced each year. This special bottling is dedicated to Schramsberg’s founder of 1862, Jacob Schram, and has been a great success since its premier 1987 vintage, first released in 1992.
BIN 6133 2014 Domaine Georges Roumier Morey Saint Denis Clos de la Bussiere 299
Domaine Roumier is a beautiful, secluded estate in the village of Chambolle-Musigny, set against a hill and graced by a small vineyard in the background. Both the estate and the man who runs it speak of gentleness with the earth. Christophe prefers a gentle hand in winemaking and modestly gives the impression that he simply interprets the character of wine that is made by the terroir, the vintage and the grapes.
BIN 6131 2015 Domaine de la Romanee Conti, Corton, Grand Cru 1000
The Domaine de la Romanée-Conti (widely known as DRC) is the most famous producer in Burgundy. It has an array of vineyards – and a reputation – that are second to none, not even Domaines Leroy, Georges Roumier or Armand Rousseau. DRC is rightly regarded as one of the world's greatest estates, an opinion supported by the quality and longevity of its wines, as well as the prices they fetch on the secondary market.
BIN 7031 2012 Tenuta San Guido “Sassicaia” Bolgheri DOC, Tuscany, Italy 190
Perhaps one of the most important wines in the world, and certainly in Italy. The founding father of the Super Tuscan category. One of only two wines to win the top spot on the Wine Spectator top 100 more than once.
The legacy of Sassicaia began in 1944, when Mario Incisa acquired a number of Cabernet Sauvignon and Franc vine cuttings and planted them on a sloping hillside of the San Guido estate, called Castiglioncello after the 11th-century castle at the vineyard's upper edge. This tiny, 3.75-acre vineyard stood alone until 1965, when a second Cabernet vineyard was planted with cuttings from the Castiglioncello parcel; the gravelly, 30-acre plot would give the wine its name: Sassicaia, "the place of many stones". With the radical changes in the D.O.C. system of regulations as of the 1994 vintage, Sassicaia's extraordinary reputation was acknowledged through the Italian government's granting the wine its own appellation. Sassicaia is today considered to be one of Italy's greatest red wines for its consistent excellence and its intuitive spirit. Acclaimed by the wine world's most respected voices, Sassicaia remains the legacy of its creator, Marchese Mario Incisa della Rocchetta.
One of Italy’s most iconic bottlings, the 2012 Sassicaia is drop-dead gorgeous. A blend of 85% Cabernet Sauvignon and 15% Cabernet Franc, it boasts sensations of blue flowers, cedar, juicy red currants, ripe raspberries, white pepper and a balsamic note. Structured, radiant and loaded with finesse, it delivers everything you’d expect from a world-class wine and more. Drink 2018–2032. WE
BIN 7080 2008 Agricola Ceretto Barolo “Brunate” DOCG, Piemonte, Italy 149
The quest of the brothers Bruno and Marcello Ceretto was to select vineyards in the most valuable positions historically. This idea came about during a trip to Burgundy, and would prove the family’s insight and see their Barolo and Barbaresco wines among the most popular in the world. A revolution at the time, for a territory in which the concept of cru was totally unknown, but, above all, a brilliant idea. "We believe in the land 100%, the winery is obviously important, but great wines are made with great grapes." And so, they began dreaming of labels bearing the name of the vineyard and also its image: "so whoever drinks that wine can see the vineyard from which it has originated.
BIN 7177 2014 Kanonkop “Paul Sauer”, Stellenbosch, South Africa 89
The name Kanonkop is derived from a hillock (kop) on the Simonsberg mountain above the estate from where, during the 17th and 18th centuries, a cannon (kanon) was fired to announce the arrival of sailing ships entering Table Bay. The roar of the cannon would be the signal to local farmers, who were waiting to make the 50-kilometer journey to the harbour, to load up their wagons with fresh fruit and vegetables to barter their produce
This legendary wine is named after Kanonkop’s patriarch and is a Bordeaux-style blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc. The depth of flavour, structure and complexity offered by these three grape varieties is accentuated by 24 months’ ageing in new French oak. Blackcurrant notes combine with aromas of Cape wildflower and cigar box to offer a regal wine recognised as one of the best South Africa has to offer.
BIN 3096 Leeuwin “Art Series” Margaret River, Australia 119
Leeuwin Estate was established in 1973 by Denis and Tricia Horgan. The land was previously used as a cattle station and after having been purchased as part of a deal to buy a plumbing business by Denis Horgan in 1969, the land was converted to vineyards based on the advice of the Western Australian Department of Agriculture. Robert Mondavi provided significant advice during the planning and setup stages of the estate after contacting the Horgans in 1972 to promote the potential that Margaret River had as a wine region and to look for investment opportunities. Initial plantings consisted of Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz and Pinot noir.[4] The most well known wine produced by Leeuwin Estate is the "Art Series Chardonnay". It has been described by wine critic James Halliday as "Australia's finest example" of Chardonnay and the Langton's Classification of Australian Wine places it at the highest level of "Exceptional". The first vintage of the Art Series Chardonnay was from 1980, with the first vintage of the wine receiving a recommendation as the best Chardonnay in the world by Decanter in 1982, bringing Leeuwin Estate to the attention of the wine world.
BIN 3093 2014 Ridge, Estate Vineyard, Santa Cruz Mountains, CA 69
Montebello vineyard can be viewed as the American equivalent of Sassicaia, both in terms of unique terroir and importance. This comes from Ridge's famed estate vineyard, Monte Bello, which has fractured limestone soils over decomposing Franciscan green stone mixed with clay and loam. Until 2009 this was bottled simply as Santa Cruz Mountains, and is normally available only to Monte Bello Collector members. It's whole cluster pressed and fermented on native yeasts. The winery's tasting note and barrel age stats, for those keeping track: "Sun-bleached straw color. Ripe pineapple, green apple, pear, melon, biscotti, flint, toasted oak. Elegant fresh citrus entry, ginger root, limestone earth, lemon zest finish. Barrels: 94% air-dried american oak, 6% french oak; 23% new, 23% one and two years old, 54% three, four and five years old." One of the other reasons to love this producer- they list ingredients, something many large US producers simply cannot do due to unsavory additives!
BIN 7148 2011 Figgins Estate, Walla Walla Valley, WA 149
Figgins was born from a vision to transform a phenomenal vineyard site, into a singular, estate grown non-varietal red wine blended from Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot, and Merlot. The goal from the beginning has been to most highly elevate the potential of this special site through viticultural and winemaking wisdom.
A blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot and Merlot, the 2011 Figgins Estate Red is excellent in the vintage, with classic creme de cassis, lead pencil shavings, tobacco, bay leaf and toast giving way to a medium to full-bodied, elegant and seamless 2011 that has good concentration, plenty of sweet fruit and building tannin that emerges with more time in the glass. Classy, elegant and streamlined, it’s already approachable, but will be better in another couple years and drink nicely through 2026. 93 RP
BIN 7630 2012K Vintners “Cattle King” Upland Vineyard, Snipes Mountain, Walla Walla, WA 89
One of the greatest Syrahs coming out of Washington is the 2012 Syrah Cattle King, and it's every bit as good as the more widely known Royal City Syrah. Coming from the Upland Vineyard on Snipes Mountain, my notes start with "wow," and then include a few more expletives. Exhibiting sensational notes of blackberry, cassis, licorice, crushed flowers, crushed rocks and graphite, this inky colored 2012 is full-bodied, massively concentrated and seamless, with incredible purity and length. If I had a bottle, I'd drink it tonight. Nevertheless, I'm sure it will evolve gracefully for at least another decade. 99 RP
BIN 7032 2013 Merryvale “Profile” Napa Valley, CA 150
This 30th vintage of Profile proprietary red blend continues to showcase the very best fruit from the harvest. The level of intensity, color and flavor in the fruit from Schlatter Family Estate Vineyard was truly exceptional. Aromas of licorice, blackberry, raspberry and plum are interwoven with dark chocolate and black olives and highlighted by balsamic notes. The rich, round entry is the perfect entrée to this wine of significant depth and length. The weight and concentration are balanced by flavors that are equally deep and elegant with leather notes and savory herbs (thyme) on the finish. The oak is well integrated featuring supple, very fine grain tannins. 83% Cabernet Sauvignon, 12% Petit Verdot, 5% Cabernet Franc
BIN 1106 2011 Hall “Kathryn Hall”, Napa Valley, CA 225
2011 was largely panned by critics. I on the other hand bought in on the vintage, and this wine shows why, if I could go back, I would have bought MORE! Similar to the 1998 vintage, wines from quality producers will have great longevity and elegance.
This 2011 bottling is 100% Cabernet Sauvignon fruit selected from a spectrum of vineyards- from St Helena to Howell Mountain to our Sacrashe estate in Rutherford. Perfectly integrated, the palate teems with soft and lingering tannins, with notes of black currant and candied violets. The 2011 HALL "Kathryn Hall" Cabernet Sauvignon is a pure and nuanced wine to enjoy now and over the next 15+ years.
BIN 1147 2004 Chateau Montelena Estate, Napa Valley, CA 165
If like me, you are a sucker for older vintage, elegant Cabernet, then this wine will knock your socks off! One of the wineries that started it all. Back vintages of Montelena Estate show that this winery has done much more than rest on their laurels.
The 2004 Cabernet Sauvignon Estate is 100% Cabernet Sauvignon, all from their old vineyards in Calistoga. This is a dense, ruby/purple-tinged wine with full body, and despite the softness of the general vintage, Montelena has plenty of structure. Like nearly every vintage of their top Cabernet Sauvignon, it will last for 25 or more years. The wine has sweet tannin in a broad, flavorful, concentrated style with plenty of black currant, licorice, and spice. The wine is beautifully textured, slightly more forward than most Montelena Cabernets tend to be. It is another beauty from probably the most consistent winery for Cabernet Sauvignon over the last three decades. 94+ RP
(Also available in Magnum format, $395)
France
Host to Bordeaux, Burgundy and Champagne, along with many other renowned wine regions, France is arguably the most important wine producing country on the planet. Without a doubt, this is the lens through which many approach wine. French wines form the benchmark against which many of the greatest wines are measured. While France has much to offer the oenophile, we concentrate on the few specific regions below and invite you join us on a Tour d’ France!
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Champagne Ah, the celebrated celebratory beverage! But alas, Champagne is so much more than a wine to be served on special occasions. What’s not to love about the complexities of Champagne? The storied past, the fashion and flair and of course, the joy of drinking a great glass of bubbly. Champagne, a legally protected name now, offers wines in a startling array of styles, from bone-dry to briochy, powerful and rich to elegant and artfully effervescent! If for some reason, you are asking yourself why the author is waxing poetic about this specific form of wine, then perhaps you have not yet experienced the true joys of Champagne. Please allow us to be your guide to the perfect bottle. |
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| Bin | Vintage | Champagne | Bottle |
| 2591 | Collet Brut Rose | 49 | |
| 2540 | Lanson Brut “Black Label” | 59 | |
| 2528 | Taittinger Brut la Francaise | 59 | |
| 2588 | Collet Brut “Art Deco” | 65 | |
| 2572 | Ayala Brut | 65 | |
| 2577 | Gosset, Brut Excellence | 69 | |
| 2541 | Lanson Brut Rose | 69 | |
| 2506 | Louis Roederer Brut Premier | 75 | |
| 2550 | Delamotte Blanc de Blancs | 75 | |
| 2564 | 2006 | Jacquart Blanc de Blancs | 79 |
| 2547 | Veuve Clicquot “Yellow Label” | 89 | |
| 2514 | Charles Heidsieck Brut Rose | 89 | |
| 2566 | Bollinger “Special Cuvee” | 95 | |
| 2562 | Delamotte Brut Rose | 99 | |
| 2529 | Taittinger Brut Prestige Rose | 99 | |
| 2574 | 2004 | Lanson Extra Age Brut | 119 |
| 2585 | Andre Jacquart Grand Cru | 125 | |
| 2584 | 2006 | Perrier Jouet “Nuits Blance” 1.5L | 125 |
| 2569 | Drappier La Grande Sendreé | 149 | |
| 2563 | 2004 | Lanson Extra Age Brut, Blanc de Blancs | 159 |
| 2567 | 2004 | Bollinger La Grande Annee | 175 |
| 2571 | Ayala “Perle d’Ayala” Brut Mellesime | 175 | |
| 2537 | 2002 | Krug Grande Cuvee | 179 |
| 2532 | 2004 | Piper Heidsieck “Rare” | 195 |
| 2535 | 2007 | Taittinger Comtes de Champagne, Blanc de Blancs | 195 |
| 2527 | 2003 | Louis Roederer Cristal Brut | 249 |
| 2554 | 2003 | Dom Perignon Rose | 325 |
| 2511 | Armand de Brignac “Ace of Spades” | 375 | |
| 2552 | 1999 | Salon Blanc de Blancs, Le Mesnil | 395 |
| 2516 | Armand de Brignac “Ace of Spades” Rose | 450 | |
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Burgundy From Chablis in the North to Beaujolais in the South, Burgundy offers stunning wine across the full 130 miles as the crow flies. Slightly more if the crow has been drinking! Burgundy offers some of the most sought after, collected and often traded wines in world and will likely continue to do so for a long time. Unlike the wines of Bordeaux, intertwined with the fame and reputation of a Chateau, Burgundy is all about the sense of place, and as such, tends to create the perfect collectors’ items. After all, you cannot make more land and demand will always outstrip the supply of the finest wines, many of which are found in the pages right below. If you have ever wondered what it would be like to own a collectable piece of art which you did not have to share with the rest of the world, some of the rarer treasures of Burgundy provide you that opportunity. |
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| Bin # | Vintage | Bourgogne Blanc | Bottle |
| 3082 | 2013 | Mommesin, Macon Villages | 35 |
| 3076 | 2014 | Domaine Seguinot Bordet, Chablis | 35 |
| 3099 | 2014 | Les Tourelles “De la Cree”, Montagny 1er Cru | 45 |
| 3106 | 2017 | Domaine Laroche, Bourgogne Blanc | 45 |
| 3085 | 2013 | Michel Briday, Brully 1er Cru | 49 |
| 3114 | 2018 | Grand Regnard, Chablis | 69 |
| 3109 | 2016 | Domaine Faiveley 1er Cru “Blagny”, Meursault | 89 |
| 3108 | 2017 | Domaine Leflaive, “Macon-Verze”, Macconais | 89 |
| 3110 | 2018 | Joseph Drouhin Meursault | 109 |
| 3102 | 2013 | Domaine Pierre Labet, Beaune Clos du Dessus des Marconnets Blanc, Cotes de Beaune | 109 |
| 3086 | 2013 | Francoise Corillon Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru Les Truffiere | 119 |
| 3111 | 2017 | Joseph Drouhin Clos des Mouches, Beaune, 1er Cru | 225 |
| 3113 | 2018 |
Joseph Drouhin “Marquis de Laguiche” Chassagne Montrachet, Morgeot 1er Cru |
240 |
| Bin # | Vintage | Bourgogne Rouge | Bottle |
| 6130 | 2012 | Maison L’Envoye, Bourgogne Rouge | 29 |
| 7107 | 2012 | Jean-Cleaude Boisset Beaune Greves, 1er Cru | 85 |
| 7195 | 2018 | Joseph Drouhin, Gevrey-Chambertin, Cote de Nuits | 125 |
| 7152 | 2013 | Domaine Pierre Labet, Beaune 1er Cru Coucherias | 159 |
| 6137 | 2018 | Joseph Drouhin Clos des Mouches, Beaune 1er Cru | 199 |
| 7153 | 2012 | Chateau de la Tour, Clos du Vougeot Grand Cru | 259 |
| 6113 | 2014 | Domaine Georges Roumier, 1er Cru, Clos de la Bussieres, Morey Saint Denis | 249 |
| 6113 | 2015 | Domaine Georges Roumier, 1er Cru, Clos de la Bussieres, Morey Saint Denis | 299 |
| 6131 | 2014 | Domaine de la Romanee Conti, Corton, Grand Cru | 1000 |
| 6131 | 2015 | Domaine de la Romanee Conti, Corton, Grand Cru | 1000 |
| 6132 | 2014 | Domaine de la Romanee Conti, Eschezeaux, Grand Cru | 1200 |
| 6132 | 2015 | Domaine de la Romanee Conti, Eschezeaux, Grand Cru | 1200 |
| 6140 | 2016 | Domaine de la Romanee Conti, La Tache, Grand Cru | 3500 |
| 6140 | 2017 | Domaine de la Romanee Conti, La Tache, Grand Cru | 3500 |
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Bordeaux Undoubtedly one of the most important wine regions, Bordeaux was one of the first wine regions to establish itself on the international stage, becoming globally renowned. With truly special wines from various communes, whether classified growths or not, there is a Bordeaux out there for every wine lover. Sometimes brooding and masculine, structured and full-bodied and at other times floral and elegant, Bordeaux represents some of the greatest characteristics wine has to offer. As with a truly great red Bordeaux, I hope that you also only improve with age. Let’s drink to that! |
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| 7184 | 2011 | Chateau Malmaison, by Edmond de Rothschild, Moulis en Medoc | 52 |
| 7210 | 2015 | Confidences de Prieure Lichine, Margaux | 59 |
| 7189 | 2016 | Chateau Chasse Spleen, Moulis | 75 |
| 7203 | 2016 | Chateau de Pez, Saint Estephe | 79 |
| 7173 | 2016 | Chateau Lagrange, St Julien Grand Cru Classe | 99 |
| 7094 | 2014 | Chateau Belair-Monange “Annonce”, St Emilion Grand Cru | 105 |
| 7201 | 2014 | Chateau Rouget, Pomerol | 110 |
| 7190 | 2014 | Chateau Larcis Ducasse, St Emilion Grand Cru | 115 |
| 7211 | 2009 | Les Pagodes de Cos, Saint Estephe | 139 |
| 7200 | 2015 | Chateau Trotanoy, Esperance de Trotanoy, Pomerol | 185 |
| 7198 | 2003 | Chateau Latour a Pomerol, Pomerol | 199 |
| 7191 | 2014 | Chateau Smith Haut Lafitte, Pessac-Leognan | 199 |
| 7083 | 2010 | Chateau Certan de May, Pomerol | 225 |
| 7196 | 2009 | Chateau Brane-Cantenac, Margaux | 295 |
| 7193 | 2014 | Chateau Cos D’Estournel, St Estephe | 295 |
| 7199 | 2011 | Chateau Trotanoy, Pomerol | 300 |
| 7197 | 2016 | Chateau Belair-Monange, St Emilion Grand Cru | 375 |
| 7178 | 2016 | Chateau Leoville Las Cases, St Julien | 395 |
| 7185 | 2015 | Chateau La Fleur-Petrus, Pomerol | 399 |
| 7202 | 2009 | Chateau Lynch-Bages, Pauillac | 450 |
| 7192 | 2010 | Chateau Montrose, St Estephe | 475 |
| 7082 | 2017 | Chateau Petrus, Pomerol | 2250 |
| 7082 | 2010 | Chateau Petrus, Pomerol | 3950 |
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| Bin # | Vintage | French White | Bottle |
| 4218 | 2016 | Domaine Reverdy Ducroux “Beau Roy”, Loire | 29 |
| 4209 | 2013 | Clos du Gaimont Vouvray, Loire | 29 |
| 4319 | 2013 | Domaine Zind Humbrecht “Clos Windsbuhl” Pinot Gris, Alsace | 69 |
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| Bin # | Vintage | French Red | Bottle |
| 7141 | 2013 | Chateau Peuch Haut “Prestige Rouge”, Languedoc-Roussillon | 29 |
| 7161 | 2015 | Bieler Pere et Fils “la Jassine” Cotes du Rhone | 29 |
| 7147 | 2014 | Domaine Lafage, Lieu Dit Narassa, Cotes de Rousillon | 29 |
| 7099 | 2012 | Reserve de Bonpas, Cotes du Rhone | 35 |
| 7108 | 2011 | Famille Perrin, Chateauneuf-du-Pape | 59 |
| 7150 | 2014 | Gerard Bertrand “Domaine de Cigalus” Languedoc-Rousillon |
59 |
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Italy Italy produces an astounding amount of wine, in a bewildering number of forms and styles. With annual production of over 1 Billion Gallons per year, Italy is the sort of wine country you could spend your entire life drinking without having to try the same wine twice. If one were to be forced to pick only one country from which to drink wine for the rest of ones days, Italy should be a strong consideration. While we have decided to showcase some depth in Tuscany, with a focus on Super Tuscan wines, there are a smattering of gems from elsewhere across the country. |
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Tuscany Tuscany may be the most romantic and idyllic wine setting, with picturesque rolling hills and hilltop castles surrounded by famous vineyards. Home to Chianti, Brunello di Montalcino and of course Super Tuscan wines of great renown. With structured, powerful wines from Bordeaux varietals, Tuscany can be seen as a gateway wine region to the old world for those travelling by glass from Napa Valley and the New World. |
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| 7201 | 2017 | Agricola Quercialbella, “Mongrana” Maremma Toscana, IGT | 29 |
| 7206 | 2018 | Campo di Sasso “Insoglio del Cinghiale” Bibbona, Toscana IGT | 55 |
| 7208 | 2016 | Tenuta del Cabreo “Il Borgo”, Toscana IGT | 75 |
| 7188 | 2015 | Castiglion del Bosco, Brunello di Montalcino, DOCG | 79 |
| 7209 | 2015 | Tenute Silvio Nardi, “Brunello di Montalcino” DOCG | 89 |
| 7205 | 2017 | Tenuta di Biserno, “Il Pino”, Toscana IGT | 119 |
| 7207 | 2017 | Tenuta Sette Ponti, “Oreno” Toscana IGT | 129 |
| 7181 | 2016 | Bibi Graetz “Testamatta” Toscana Rosso | 139 |
| 7106 | 2012 | Antinori “Tignanello”, Toscana IGT | 159 |
| 7031 | 2012 | Tenuta San Guido “Sassicaia” Bolgheri DOC | 190 |
| 7031b | 2013 | Tenuta San Guido “Sassicaia” Bolgheri DOC | 190 |
| 7111 | 2012 | Tenuta dell’Ornellaia, Toscana IGT | 225 |
| 7111b | 2013 | Tenuta dell’Ornellaia, Toscana IGT | 225 |
| 7111c | 2014 | Tenuta dell’Ornellaia, Toscana IGT | 225 |
| 2044 | 2015 | Masetto, Toscana, IGT | 695 |
| Bin # | Vintage | Italian Red | Bottle |
| 7167 | 2014 | Zenato, Valpolicella Ripasso, Veneto | 29 |
| 2596 | Medici Ermete “Solo” Reggiano Lambrusco | 35 | |
| 7093 | 2008 | Poderia Elia “Serracapelli” Barbaresco, Piemonte | 79 |
| 7135 | 2008 | Buglioni Amarone della Valpolicella Classico DOC, Veneto | 79 |
| 7149 | 2011 | Fontanafredda Serralunga d’Alba, Barolo DOCG | 79 |
| 7114 | 2011 | Elvio Cogno Barolo “Ravera” DOCG, Piemonte, 1L | 89 |
| 7157 | 2011 | Bussola Amarone della Valpolicella | 89 |
| 7131 | 2007 | Masi “Vaio Amaron” Amarone Della Valpolicella Riserva DOC, Veneto | 95 |
| 7159 | 2013 | La Salette Amarone Della Valpolicella, DOCG, Veneto | 95 |
| 7143 | 2012 | Luigu Einaudi Barolo Cannubi, Piemonte | 99 |
| 7127 | 2011 | Allegrini Amarone Della Valpolicella DOCG, Veneto | 109 |
| 7080 | 2008 | Agricola Ceretto Barolo “Brunate” DOCG, Piemonte | 149 |
| 7138 | 2011 | Luciano Sandrone “Le Vigne” Barolo, Piemonte | 150 |
| Bin # | Vintage | International White | Bottle |
| 4216 | 2015 | Martinsancho Verdejo, Rueda DO, Spain | 25 |
| 2598 | NV | Villa Sandi Prosecco, Italy | 25 |
| 4325 | 2016 | Pighin Pinot Grigio, Friuli DOC, Italy | 29 |
| 4327 | 2017 | Masi “Massianco” Pinot Grigio e Verduzzo, Veneto, Italy | 29 |
| 3107 | 2017 | Kumeu River “Village”, Kumeu, New Zealand | 29 |
| 2573 | NV | Bisol “Crede” Prosecco Superiore, Valdobiadene DOC, Veneto, Italy | 35 |
| 3091 | 2014 | Catena “Alta”, Mendoza, Argentina | 45 |
| 2582 | 2008 | Fergettina Franciacorta “Saten”, Lombardy, Italy | 79 |
| 2581 | 2012 | Fergettina Franciacorta “Rose”, Lombardy, Italy | 89 |
| 3096 | 2012 | Leeuwin “Art Series” Margaret River, Australia | 119 |
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| 7126 | 2012 | Marco Abella Loidana, Priorat DOQ, Spain | 35 |
| 7075 | 2016 | Don Miguel “Gascon” Malbec, Mendoza, Argentina | 35 |
| 7165 | 2009 | Beronia, Gran Reserva, Rioja, Spain | 49 |
| 7146 | 2011 | Numanthia “Toro”, Tempranillo, Spain | 69 |
| 7615 | 2011 | Mollydooker “Carnival of Love” McLaren Vale, Australia | 69 |
| 7129 | 2013 | Catena “Alta” Malbec, Mendoza, Argentina | 75 |
| 7614 | 2011 | Mollydooker “Blue Eyed Boy”, McLaren Vale, Australia | 75 |
| 7169 | 2015 | Raats “MR de Campostella” Stellenbosch, South Africa | 79 |
| 1195 | 2014 | Hickenbotham “Trueman” McLaren Vale, Australia | 79 |
| 1195 | 2014 | Hickenbotham “Trueman” McLaren Vale, Australia | 79 |
| 7177 | 2014 | Kanonkop “Paul Sauer”, Stellenbosch, South Africa | 89 |
| 7032 | 2007 | Cobos Marchiori Vineyard Malbec, Mendoza, Argentina | 185 |
| 7179 | 2017 | Vina Almaviva, Puente Alto, Chile | 249 |
| 7629 | 2006 | Hundred Acre “Ancient Way” Barossa Valley, South Australia | 295 |
| United States | |||
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The United States has progressed rapidly into one of the world’s wine super powers. Boosted by the early successes of famed producers in Napa and Sonoma, the US now produces some incredibly fine wine from many regions across the country. We focus on the West Coast, with offerings from Washington, Oregon and California, and are proud to serve incredible wines across a vast array of price points. We are becoming more committed than ever to listing wines that hail from family owned and operated wineries that are crafted on a smaller scale and are not mass-produced. |
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| Bin # | Vintage | Oregon | Bottle |
| 6122 | 2013 | Chapter 24 “Fire and Floor”, Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley 375ml | 35 |
| 4320 | 2015 | Antiquum “Daisy” Pinot Gris, Willamette Valley | 39 |
| 3012 | 2017 | Domaine Drouhin “Arthur”, Chardonnay, Dundee Hills | 55 |
| 6071 | 2013 | Big Table Farm, Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley | 59 |
| 6002 | 2014 | Archery Summit, Pinot Noir, Dundee Hills | 59 |
| 6139 | 2017 |
Roserock, Drouhin Oregon, “Zephirine” Pinot Noir, Eola-Amity Hills, Willamette Valley |
79 |
| 6125 | 2015 | Toil by Leonetti Cellar, Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley | 85 |
| 6026 | 2013 | Shea “Pommard Clone”, Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley | 89 |
| 6011 | 2015 | Domaine Serene, Evenstad Reserve Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley | 89 |
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| 4607 | 2011 | Seven Hills Riesling, Columbia Valley | 19 |
| 7635 | 2016 | Dussek Syrah, Columbia Valley | 25 |
| 2028 | 2013 | Seven Hills Merlot, Walla Walla | 39 |
| 2045 | 2017 | Wine of Substance Merlot, North Ridge Vyd, Wahluke Slope | 45 |
| 3112 | 2017 | Sixto Chardonnay “Frenchman Hills”, Columbia Valley | 55 |
| 7120 | 2013 | Mullan Road Cellars Red Blend, Columbia Valley | 59 |
| 7120b | 2014 | Mullan Road Cellars Red Blend, Columbia Valley | 59 |
| 1239 | 2017 | Wines of Substance “Powerline Vineyard” Cabernet Sauvignon , Walla Walla | 59 |
| 1107 | 2009 | Dunham Cabernet Sauvignon, Columbia Valley | 59 |
| 1094 | 2007 | Tamarack Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon, Columbia Valley | 65 |
| 7186 | 2017 | B Leighton “Gratitude” Olson Brothers Vineyard, GSM, Yakima Valley | 65 |
| 7145 | 2013 | Sleight of Hand “The Archimage” Red Blend, Columbia Valley | 69 |
| 1171 | 2013 | Sleight of Hand “The Illusionist” Cabernet Sauvignon, Columbia Valley | 69 |
| 7018 | 2006 | Spring Valley “Uriah” Red Blend, Walla Walla | 75 |
| 7630 | 2012 | K Vintners “Cattle King” Syrah, Upland Vineyard, Snipes Mountain, Walla Walla | 89 |
| 7624 | 2009 | Gramercy “John Lewis” Syrah, Walla Walla | 95 |
| 7633 | 2014 | K Vintners “Royal City” Syrah-Cabernet, Stoneridge Vineyard | 99 |
| 2033 | 2012 | Leonetti Cellars Merlot, Walla Walla | 109 |
| 7117 | 2012 | Woodward Canyon Red Blend, Walla Walla | 119 |
| 1140 | 2009 | Corliss Estate Cabernet Sauvignon, Walla Walla | 119 |
| 1162 | 2012 | Woodward Canyon Cabernet Sauvignon, Champoux and Sagemoor Vineyard, Columbia Valley | 125 |
| 7148 | 2011 | Figgins Estate Red Blend, Walla Walla Valley | 149 |
| 1184 | 2014 | Doubleback Cabernet Sauvignon, Walla Walla | 159 |
| 1055 | 2014 | Quilceda Creek Cabernet Sauvignon, Columbia Valley | 195 |
| California | |||
| While California’s wine history dates back more than 200 years, the region truly only rose to international prominence in the 1970’s. Since then, Californian wines have grown from strength to strength. Boasting some of the largest wine companies in the world as well as a number of cult collectable wines, the wine landscape is diverse and varied, with wines of great quality across multiple varietals. | |||
| Bin # | Vintage | Sauvignon Blanc | Bottle |
| 4127 | 2012 | Frostwatch “Kismet” Bennet Valley | 29 |
| 4218 | 2015 | Flora Springs “Soliloquy Vineyard”, Napa Valley | 35 |
| 4140 | 2017 | Rombauer, Napa Valley | 39 |
| 4135 | 2017 | Trinchero “Mary’s Vineyard” Napa Valley | 39 |
| 4135 | 2017 | Blue Rock, Sonoma Coast | 39 |
| 4143 | 2018 | Twomey Cellars, Sonoma and Napa | 39 |
| 4118 | 2015 | Grieve Family Winery, Loval Valley, Napa Valley | 45 |
| 4141 | 2018 | Rewa, Coombsville, Napa |
79 |
| Bin # | Vintage | Sparkling Wine | Bottle |
| 2592 | 2015 | Domaine Carneros Brut, Carneros | 49 |
| 2538 | 2013 | Roederer Estate “L’Ermitage”, Anderson Valley | 49 |
| 2593 | 2016 | Sonoma Cutrer “Grand Cuvee” | 59 |
| 2583 | 2008 | Schramsberg “Reserve”, North Coast | 95 |
| 2590 | 2011 | Domaine Carneros “LeReve”, Carneros | 95 |
| 2579 | 2008 | Schramsberg “J Schram”, North Coast | 99 |
| 2580 | 2008 | Schramsberg “J Schram” Rose, North Coast | 125 |
| Bin # | Vintage | Other California White | Bottle |
| 4606 | 2018 | Trefethen Dry Riesling, Oak Knoll, Napa | 19 |
| 4213 | 2014 | Tablas Creek “Patelin de Tablas”, Paso Robles | 29 |
| 4212 | 2014 | Tablas Creek Grenache Blanc, Paso Robles | 35 |
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Chardonnay In contrast to the white wines of Burgundy, California Chardonnays tend towards a fuller, richer style, often with notable oak influence and a greater prevalence of partial or full malolactic fermentation. In California, the grape is used much more like a canvas, allowing the winemaker to express their style, or the style developed over time by the producer. There are several wines of significance, many of which have ageing potential and great complexity. |
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| 3088 | 2015 | Tolosa, Edna Valley | 29 |
| 3064 | 2016 | Hahn Estate, Santa Lucia Highlands | 35 |
| 3016 | 2018 | Sonoma Cutrer “Russian River Ranches”, Russian River | 35 |
| 3020 | 2018 | Trefethen Estate, Oak Knoll District, Napa Valley | 39 |
| 3105 | 2017 | Tate “Spring Street”, Napa Valley | 39 |
| 3101 | 2015 | Domaine Anderson, Anderson Valley | 39 |
| 3094 | 2015 | Walt “La Brisa” Sonoma Coast | 39 |
| 3095 | 2014 | Stonestreet, Alexander Valley | 45 |
| 3100 | 2015 | Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars, “Karia” Napa Valley | 45 |
| 3047 | 2012 | Newton, Napa Valley | 49 |
| 3019 | 2016 | Chalk Hill, Sonoma County | 55 |
| 3089 | 2014 | Anderson’s Conn Valley, Napa | 59 |
| 3062 | 2011 | Journeyman, Sonoma Coast | 59 |
| 3025 | 2017 | Rombauer, Napa Carneros | 65 |
| 3063 | 2010 | Palmaz, Napa Valley | 69 |
| 3093 | 2014 | Ridge, Estate Vineyard, Santa Cruz Mountains | 69 |
| 3097 | 2014 | Wayfarer, Fort Ross-Seaview, Sonoma Coast | 89 |
| 3060 | 2012 | DuMol “Isobel”, Russian River | 89 |
| 3090 | 2013 | Jarvis, Napa Valley | 89 |
| Bin # | Vintage | Pinot Noir | Bottle |
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Often more expressive and opulent than their Burgundian counterparts, some truly exceptional Pinots can be found throughout California, all expressive of their respective areas of origin. Whether you gravitate to the elegant and leaner styles produced on the wild Sonoma coast, or the ripe berry expressions found in the Santa Lucia Highlands. |
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| 6044 | 2016 | Hahn, Monterey County | 29 |
| 6121 | 2015 | Sonoma Cutrer, Sonoma Coast | 35 |
| 6107 | 2013 | Barnett Tina Marie Vineyard, Green Valley of Russian River Valley | 39 |
| 6127 | 2017 | Bin6410, Sonoma County | 39 |
| 6126 | 2017 | Tilth, Russian River Valley | 39 |
| 6105 | 2012 | Saintsbury, Carneros | 45 |
| 6094 | 2010 | Monticello Estate, Oak Knoll District, Napa Valley | 45 |
| 6055 | 2012 | Melville Estate, Santa Rita Hills | 45 |
| 6124 | 2012 | Chamisal Vineyards, Edna Valley | 45 |
| 6098 | 2011 | Summerland Fiddlestix Vineyard, Santa Rita Hills | 49 |
| 6096 | 2012 | Maranet by DuMol, Russian River | 49 |
| 6082 | 2009 | Neely “Upper Picnic” Spring Ridge Vineyard, Santa Cruz Mountain | 49 |
| 6113 | 2018 | Walt “Blue Jay”, Anderson Valley | 50 |
| 6036 | 2010 | Roar SLH Vineyard, Santa Lucia Highlands | 59 |
| 6043 | 2013 | Melville “Terraces” Sta Rita Hills | 65 |
| 6062 | 2017 | A.P Vin, Rosella’s Vineyard, Santa Lucia Highlands | 65 |
| 6123 | 2014 | Fess Parker “Ashley’s” Santa Rita Hills | 69 |
| 6090 | 2010 | Presquile, Santa Maria Valley | 69 |
| 6111 | 2010 | Miura, Talley Vineyard, Arroyo Grande Valley | 69 |
| 6111b | 2011 | Miura, Pisoni Vineyard, Santa Lucia Highlands | 69 |
| 6114 | 2012 | Ellman Family Vineyards “Alexis Skye”, Sonoma Coast | 69 |
| 6134 | 2016 | Fort Ross, Fort Ross Vineyard, Fort Ross-Sea View, Sonoma Coast | 75 |
| 6129 | 2017 | Sonoma Cutrer, Vine Hill Flanc de Coteau Blocs, Russian River | 79 |
| 6099 | 2011 | Dutton Goldfield “Fox Den” Green Valley of Russian River Valley | 79 |
| 6074 | 2016 | MacPhail “Flyer” Sonoma Coast | 79 |
| 6097 | 2011 | Larry Hyde, Hyde Vineyard, Carneros | 85 |
| 6136 | 2017 | J Davies “Ferrington Vineyard”, Anderson Valley | 85 |
| 6095 | 2013 | Sea Smoke “Southing” Santa Rita Hills | 89 |
| 6077 | 2011 | Roar “Sierra Mar” Santa Lucia Highlands | 89 |
| 6019 | 2012 | MacPhail, Sonoma Coast | 89 |
| 6053 | 2009 | Pisoni Vineyards, Santa Lucia | 89 |
| 6101b | 2014 | Guarachi Family Gap’s Crown Vineyard, Sonoma Coast | 89 |
| 6101 | 2013 | Gaurachi Family Sun Chase Vineyards, Sonoma Coast | 89 |
| 6104 | 2013 | Raen, Fort Ross-Seaview, Sonoma Coast | 89 |
| 6104b | 2014 | Raen, Fort Ross-Seaview, Sonoma Coast | 89 |
| 6102 | 2012 | Laetitia “Les Galets” Arroyo Grande Valley | 89 |
| 6092 | 2015 | DuMol Estate, Russian River | 95 |
| 6037 | 2014 | DuMol “Ryan” Russian River | 99 |
| 6135 | 2017 | Arista, Russian River Valley | 99 |
| 6095 | 2013 | Sea Smoke “Southing” Santa Rita Hills | 99 |
| 6117 | 2015 | MacPhail “Mardikian”, Sonoma | 119 |
| 6081 | 2013 | Sea Smoke “Ten” Santa Rita Hills | 119 |
| 6138 | 2016 | Wayfarer “Golden Mean” Fort Ross-Sea View, Sonoma | 175 |
| Bin # | Vintage | California Red | Bottle |
| 7073 | 2016 | Michael David “Petite Petit” Lodi | 19 |
| 7081 | 2012 | Juxtapoz, North Coast | 29 |
| 7166 | 2015 | Fallbrook Winery, 33 Degrees North BDX, Fallbrook | 29 |
| 7013 | 2013 | Bogle “Phantom” | 30 |
| 7154 | 2014 | Carr, Sangiovese, Santa Ynez | 35 |
| 7101 | 2015 | Epiphany “Gypsy”, Santa Barbara | 35 |
| 7078 | 2010 | Casey Flat Ranch. Estate Red, Capay Valley | 39 |
| 7079 | 2016 | Fess Parker “The Big Easy”, Santa Barbara | 39 |
| 7103 | 2012 | Miner, Hudson Vineyard Grenache, Napa Valley | 39 |
| 7098 | 2013 | Brave and Maiden, Cabernet Franc, Santa Ynez | 39 |
| 7140 | 2013 | Brave and Maiden “Bequest”, Santa Ynez | 39 |
| 7094 | 2015 | Crew Wine Co, “The Arsonist”, Dunnigan Hills | 40 |
| 7133 | 2012 | Seghesio “Venom” Rattlesnake Hill Sangiovese. Alexander Valley | 49 |
| 7122 | 2013 | Tablas Creek “Cotes de Tablas Rouge” Paso Robles | 49 |
| 7142 | 2014 | Trefethen “Dragon’s Tooth”, Napa Valley | 49 |
| 7164 | 2012 | Trenza, “Tinto”, San Louis Obispo County | 55 |
| 7128 | 2012 | Jonata “Todos”, Ballard Canyon, Sta. Ynez | 59 |
| 7027 | 2008 | Coho “Headwaters”, Napa Valley | 59 |
| 7052 | 2013 | Villa Creek “Willow Creek Cuvee”, Paso Robles | 59 |
| 7061 | 2010 | Cloak and Dagger “New World Order” Dove Pond Vineyard, Paso Robles | 59 |
| 7180 | 2013 | Anonymous, Red Blend, Napa Valley | 60 |
| 7121 | 2013 | Tablas Creek Mourvedre, Paso Robles | 69 |
| 7090 | 2012 | Robert Mondavi BDX, Napa Valley | 79 |
| 7004 | 2006 | Rodney Strong “Symmetry”, Alexander Valley | 79 |
| 7060 | 2010 | La Sirena “Pirate TreasuRed”, Napa Valley | 79 |
| 7109 | 2009 | Villa Creek, Columbini Vineyard Carignan, Mendocino | 79 |
| 7158 | 2014 | Jason Pahlmeyer “Jayson”, Napa County | 85 |
| 7123 | 2013 | Tablas Creek “Esprit de Tablas” Paso Robles | 85 |
| 7070 | 2010 | Couture “Sanguis”, Santa Barbara | 89 |
| 7118 | 2013 | Anderson’s Conn Valley “Right Bank”, Napa Valley | 89 |
| 7062 | 2010 | Kapscandy Family Winery “Endre”, State Lane Vineyard, Napa Valley | 95 |
| 7125 | 2012 | Flora Springs “Trilogy” Napa Valley | 95 |
| 7102 | 2012 | Barnett Vineyards Cabernet Franc, Spring Mountain District | 99 |
| 7174 | 2016 | La Jota Cabernet Franc, Howell Mountain | 125 |
| 7119 | 2010 | Anderson’s Conn Valley “Eloge”, Napa | 139 |
| 7005 | 2006 | Quintessa, Rutherford, Napa Valley | 140 |
| 7005b | 2011 | Quintessa, Rutherford, Napa Valley | 140 |
| 7033 | 2007 | Merryvale “Profile” Napa Valley | 150 |
| 7033b | 2013 | Merryvale “Profile” Napa Valley | 150 |
| 7034 | 2012 | Pahlmeyer “Proprietary Red”, Napa Valley | 150 |
| 7162 | 2014 | Quilceda Creek “Palengat” Proprietary Red, Columbia Valley | 195 |
| 7065 | 2011 | Saxum, James Berry Vineyard, Paso Robles | 159 |
| 7045 | 2007 | Jarvis “Lake William” Napa Valley | 175 |
| 7144 | 2013 | Hess “The Lion”, Napa Valley | 175 |
| 7187 | 2015 | Crown Point Estate Red Blend, Happy Canyon, Santa Barbara | 175 |
| 7006 | 2008 | Joseph Phelps “Insignia”, Napa Valley | 189 |
| 7175 | 2016 | Ovid Napa, St Helena | 395 |
| 7176 | 2016 | Ovid “Hexameter”, St Helena | 395 |
| Bin # | Vintage | California Syrah | Bottle |
| 7608 | 2006 | Ampelos “Gamma”, Santa Rita Hills | 59 |
| 7620 | 2007 | Epoch “Veracity” Paso Robles | 75 |
| 7631 | 2015 | Magnus “The Profane”, Sonoma | 79 |
| 7609 | 2007 | DuMol Russian River | 79 |
| 7603 | 2012 | Nickel and Nickel, Darien Vineyard, Russian River | 79 |
| 7627 | 2007 | La Sirena “Barrett” Syrah, Napa Valley | 89 |
| 7622 | 2009 | Stolpman “Angelli” Santa Ynez | 89 |
| Bin # | Vintage | Merlot | Bottle |
| 2041 | 2013 | 33 Degrees N, Gracie Hill Vineyard, South Coast | 29 |
| 2037 | 2013 | HammerSky Vineyards “Red Handed” Paso Robles | 29 |
| 2039 | 2012 | Thorn, Napa Valley | 39 |
| 2023 | 2010 | Rombauer, Carneros | 49 |
| 2043 | 2014 | Magnus “The Bravado”, Napa County | 59 |
| 2036 | 2013 | St Francis Reserve, Sonoma County | 59 |
| 2018 | 2010 | Cakebread, Napa Valley | 69 |
| 2035 | 2013 | Plumpjack, Napa Valley | 75 |
| 2029 | 2012 | Emmolo, Rutherford | 79 |
| 2027 | 2011 | Switchback Ridge, Peterson Family Vineyard, Napa | 79 |
| 2030 | 2012 | Pride Mountain, Napa-Sonoma | 79 |
| 2004 | 2009 | Shafer, Napa Valley | 79 |
| 2032 | 2012 | Barnett, Spring Mountain District | 85 |
| 2040 | 2005 | Coho, Michael Black Vineyard, Napa | 95 |
| 2021 | 2008 | Pahlmeyer, Napa Valley | 99 |
| 2026 | 2010 | Jarvis, Napa Valley | 125 |
| 2038 | 2013 | HammerSky Estate “SDB”, Paso Robles | 125 |
| Bin # | Vintage | California Zinfandel |
Bottle |
| 5021 | 2016 | Artezin, Mendocino County | 25 |
| 5018 | 2014 | Heitz Ink Grade Vineyard, Napa Valley | 35 |
| 5028 | 2017 | Baca “Double Dutch”, Dusi Vineyard, Paso Robles | 39 |
| 5000 | 2016 | Seghesio “Sonoma”, Sonoma County | 40 |
| 5011 | 2009 | Gluttony, Amador County | 45 |
| 5026 | 2015 | Hartford, Russian River | 49 |
| 5001 | 2017 | Rombauer, Napa Valley | 50 |
| Bin # | Vintage | Cabernet Sauvignon | Bottle |
| Likely the most famous grape varietal on the planet, and definitely the king of California wine production, Cabernet Sauvignon along with Chardonnay were the wines that started it all in California. While certainly not the first wine made here, Cabernet vaulted California onto the international wine stage and has continued to dominate the success of the region ever since. | |||
| 1132 | 2015 | Hess Allomi, Napa Valley | 39 |
| 1049 | 2013 | Flora Springs, Napa Valley | 39 |
| 1226 | 2015 | Tyros, Napa Valley | 45 |
| 1100 | 2015 | Faust, Napa Valley | 49 |
| 1153 | 2013 | Brave and Maiden, Santa Ynez | 49 |
| 1208 | 2015 | Miner “Emily’s”, Napa Valley | 49 |
| 1174 | 2013 | Stonestreet Estate, Alexander Valley | 55 |
| 1063 | 2013 | Trinchero Family Vineyard, Napa Valley | 55 |
| 1215 | 2015 | Rodney Strong “Reserve”, Sonoma County | 59 |
| 1143 | 2010 | Saint Helena Winery, St Helena | 59 |
| 1178 | 2014 | Venge “Silencieux” Napa Valley | 59 |
| 1168 | 2010 | Vine Cliff, Napa Valley | 59 |
| 1083 | 2010 | Alpha Omega II, Napa Valley | 59 |
| 1214 | 2014 | Ramey, Napa Valley | 59 |
| 1227 | 2017 | Harvey & Harriett, Paso Robles | 59 |
| 1119 | 2017 | Hall, Napa Valley | 59 |
| 1115 | 2009 | Cade Cuvee, Napa Valley | 65 |
| 1089 | 2014 | Trefethen, Oak Knoll District, Napa | 69 |
| 1192 | 2014 | Martin Ray “Synthesis”, Napa Valley | 69 |
| 1217 | 2010 | Spring Mountain Vineyard, Spring Mountain District | 69 |
| 1219 | 2014 | Brandlin, Napa Valley | 69 |
| 1221 | 2015 | Tether, Napa Valley | 69 |
| 1159 | 2013 | Adaptation by Plumpjack, Napa Valley | 75 |
| 1156 | 2012 | Robert Craig “Affinity” Napa Valley | 75 |
| 1004 | 2012 | Inglenook “Cask Cabernet” Rutherford, Napa Valley | 75 |
| 1202 | 2014 | Clos du Val, Napa Valley | 75 |
| 1051 | 2014 | BR Cohn, Sonoma County | 77 |
| 1194 | 2013 | Capture, “Innovant”, Sonoma County | 79 |
| 1237 | 2018 | Educated Guess “Hypothesis”, Oakville | 85 |
| 1228 | 2012 | Inglenook “Rubicon”, Rutherford, Napa, CA 375ml | 89 |
| 1084 | 2013 | Paul Hobbs, Napa Valley | 89 |
| 1112 | 2009 | Ladera, Howell Mountain, Napa | 89 |
| 1157 | 2012 | Bella Union, Napa Valley | 89 |
| 1129 | 2013 | Cakebread, Napa Valley | 89 |
| 1127 | 2010 | Ghost Block, Oakville, Napa | 89 |
| 1118 | 2008 | Townley, Napa Valley | 89 |
| 1018 | 2012 | Miner Family “Stagecoach”, Napa Valley | 89 |
| 1197 | 2015 | Lewis Cellars “Mason” Napa Valley | 89 |
| 1206 | 2010 | The Mascot, Napa, CA 375ml | 89 |
| 1199 | 2015 | Stag’s Leap Cellar “Artemis”, Napa Valley | 95 |
| 1111 | 2010 | Rodney Strong “Brother’s Ridge”, Alexander Valley | 95 |
| 1024 | 2007 | Rodney Strong “Rockaway”, Alexander Valley | 95 |
| 1110 | 2010 | Beaulieu Vineyard, “Georges de Latour”, Napa Valley | 95 |
| 1133 | 2013 | Robert Craig, Mount Veeder, Napa | 95 |
| 1180 | 2005 | Coho, Diamond Mountain District, Napa | 95 |
| 1191 | 2014 | Sojourn, Oakville, Napa Valley | 95 |
| 1047 | 2014 | Pine Ridge, Napa Valley | 95 |
| 1149 | 2012 | Charles Krug, Napa Valley | 99 |
| 1101 | 2010 | Merryvale, Napa Valley | 99 |
| 1146 | 2012 | Barnett Family Vineyards, Napa | 99 |
| 1105 | 2010 | Stanton, Napa Valley | 99 |
| 1090 | 2009 | Cade, Howell Mountain, Napa | 99 |
| 1102 | 2010 | Continuum, Napa Valley, (Half Bottle) | 105 |
| 1019 | 2009 | Plumpjack, Napa Valley | 105 |
| 1117 | 2010 | Switchback Ridge, Napa Valley | 105 |
| 1193 | 2014 | Tate, Mount Veeder, Napa | 109 |
| 1012 | 2012 | Fisher “Mountain Estate” Sonoma | 109 |
| 1235 | 2016 | Magnus “The Allure”, St Helena and Coombsville | 109 |
| 1028 | 2009 | Nickel and Nickel “Tench”, Oakville, Napa | 119 |
| 1043 | 2012 | Nickel and Nickel “State Ranch”, Yountville | 119 |
| 1148 | 2012 | Charles Krug, “Family Reserve”, Howell Mountain, Napa | 119 |
| 1163 | 2012 | Anderson’s Conn Valley, Estate Reserve, Napa Valley | 119 |
| 1169 | 2013 | Corley “State Lane Vineyard”, Yountville, Napa | 119 |
| 1170 | 2011 | Alpha Omega Estate, Napa Valley | 119 |
| 1008 | 2018 | Caymus, Napa Valley | 125 |
| 1207 | 2013 | Guarachi, Napa Valley | 125 |
| 1158 | 2012 | Ellman Family Vineyards “Jemma”, Napa Valley | 125 |
| 1041b | 2008 | Palmaz, Napa Valley | 125 |
| 1041c | 2010 | Palmaz, Napa Valley | 125 |
| 1201 | 2013 | Vaso, Napa Valley | 125 |
| 1122 | 2009 | Vineyard 29 “Aida”, Napa Valley | 125 |
| 1189 | 2014 | Neyers “AME” Napa Valley | 125 |
| 1186 | 2014 | Pahlmeyer “Jayson”, Napa Valley | 125 |
| 1187 | 2014 | Tate “Jack’s Vineyard”, Howell Mountain, Napa | 125 |
| 1230 | 2015 | Mark Herold, Coombsville, Napa | 125 |
| 1222 | 2017 | Patria, Oakville Ranch, Napa | 129 |
| 1166 | 2013 | Fisher Estate “Coach Insignia”, Napa Valley | 136 |
| 1112 | 2009 | Ladera, Howell Mountain, Napa | 139 |
| 1124 | 2012 | Hewitt, Rutherford, Napa Valley | 139 |
| 1142 | 2013 | Odette Estate, Stag’s Leap District, Napa | 139 |
| 1205 | 2012 | The Mascot, Napa | 149 |
| 1175 | 2012 | Groth Reserve, Oakville, Napa | 149 |
| 1213 | 2013 | Pine Ridge, Stag’s Leap District, Napa | 149 |
| 1137 | 2010 | Chateau Montelena Estate, Napa Valley | 149 |
| 1205 | 2012 | Macot, Napa Valley | 149 |
| 1103 | 2007 | M by Michael Mondavi, Atlas Peak, Napa | 159 |
| 1031 | 2006 | Far Niente, Napa Valley | 159 |
| 1031b | 2009 | Far Niente, Napa Valley | 159 |
| 1116 | 2010 | La Sirena, Napa Valley | 159 |
| 1167 | 2013 | Flora Springs “Wild Boar” Napa Valley | 159 |
| 1172 | 2013 | Newton “The Puzzle”, Napa Valley | 159 |
| 1147 | 2004 | Chateau Montelena, Napa Valley | 165 |
| 1209 | 2016 | The Settings, Oakville, Napa | 175 |
| 1009 | 2012 | Caymus Special Selection, Napa Valley | 175 |
| 1231 | 2017 | Darioush, Napa Valley | 175 |
| 1240 | 2016 | Crown Point, Happy Canyon, Santa Barbara | 175 |
| 1097 | 2009 | Alpha Omega “Era” Napa Valley | 179 |
| 1234 | 2016 | Black Stallion “Transcendent”, Napa Valley | 179 |
| 1203 | 2013 | Heitz, Linda Falls Vineyard”, Napa Valley | 195 |
| 1106 | 2009 | Hall “Kathryn Hall”, Napa Valley | 195 |
| 1106b | 2011 | Hall “Kathryn Hall”, Napa Valley | 195 |
| 1106c | 2014 | Hall “Kathryn Hall”, Napa Valley | 195 |
| 1106d | 2015 | Hall “Kathryn Hall”, Napa Valley | 195 |
| 1045 | 2010 | Continuum, Napa Valley | 195 |
| 1045b | 2011 | Continuum, Napa Valley | 195 |
| 1045c | 2012 | Continuum, Napa Valley | 195 |
| 1045d | 2013 | Continuum, Napa Valley | 195 |
| 1045e | 2014 | Continuum, Napa Valley | 195 |
| 1045f | 2015 | Continuum, Napa Valley | 195 |
| 1046 | 2012 | Robert Mondavi Reserve, Napa Valley | 195 |
| 1225 | 2016 | La Jota, Howell Mountain, Napa | 195 |
| 1042 | 2009 | Inglenook “Rubicon” Rutherford, Napa Valley | 195 |
| 1128a | 2010 | Dana Estates, Onda, Napa Valley | 199 |
| 1128b | 2011 | Dana Estates, Onda, Napa Valley | 199 |
| 1128c | 2012 | Dana Estates, Onda, Napa Valley | 199 |
| 1128d | 2013 | Dana Estates, Onda, Napa Valley | 199 |
| 1128e | 2014 | Dana Estates, Onda, Napa Valley | 199 |
| 1128f | 2015 | Dana Estates, Onda, Napa Valley | 199 |
| 1216 | 2016 | Senses, Oakville, Napa | 219 |
| 1198 | 2013 | Stag’s Leap Cellars “Fay”, Napa Valley | 225 |
| 1073 | 2013 | Paul Hobbs “Dr Crane” St Helena, Napa Valley | 225 |
| 1190 | 2014 | Pride Reserve, Mountain Vineyards, Napa | 225 |
| 1196 | 2009 | MX, Beckstoffer to Kalon, Oakville, Napa | 225 |
| 1013 | 2008 | Shafer “Hillside Select”, Stag’s Leap District | 249 |
| 1081b | 2009 | Trefethen “Halo”, Oak Knoll, Napa | 249 |
| 1081c | 2012 | Trefethen “Halo”, Oak Knoll, Napa | 249 |
| 1238 | 2015 | J Davies “Jamie” Diamond Mountain District | 250 |
| 1173a | 2016 | Cardinale, Napa Valley | 275 |
| 1173 | 2013 | Cardinale, Napa Valley | 275 |
| 1155 | 2010 | The Debtate, Beckstoffer To Kalon Vineyard, Napa Valley | 250 |
| 1155 | 2010 | The Debtate, Beckstoffer Dr Crane, St Helena | 250 |
| 1155 | 2010 | The Debtate, Beckstoffer Missouri Hopper, Oakville | 250 |
| 1182 | 2013 | Rudd, Samantha’s Vineyard, Oakville | 259 |
| 1220 | 2016 | Kata, Beckstoffer Bourn Vineyard, Napa Valley | 269 |
| 1229 | 2016 | Rewa, Coombsville, Napa Valley | 299 |
| 1181 | 2004 | Chateau Montelena Estate, Napa Valley, Magnum | 395 |
| 1224 | 2016 | Chappellet Prichard Hill, Napa Valley | 395 |
| 1092 | 2009 | Continuum, Napa Valley, Magnum | 400 |
| 1075 | 2015 | Hundred Acre “Ark”, Napa Valley | 450 |
| 1023 | 2011 | Dana Estates, Lotus Vineyard, Napa Valley | 450 |
| 1023 | 2012 | Dana Estates, Lotus Vineyard, Napa Valley | 450 |
| 1023 | 2013 | Dana Estates, Lotus Vineyard, Napa Valley | 450 |
| 1023 | 2014 | Dana Estates, Lotus Vineyard, Napa Valley | 450 |
| 1023 | 2011 | Dana Estates, Hershey Vineyard, Napa Valley | 450 |
| 1023 | 2013 | Dana Estates, Hershey Vineyard, Napa Valley | 450 |
| 1023 | 2014 | Dana Estates, Hershey Vineyard, Napa Valley | 450 |
| 1023 | 2014 | Dana Estates, Helms Vineyard, Napa Valley | 450 |
| 1164 | 2014 | Lokoya, Howell Mountain, Napa Valley | 450 |
| 7115 | 1998 | Verite “La Joie” Sonoma | 450 |
| 7115 | 2005 | Verite “La Joie” Sonoma | 450 |
| 7115 | 2005 | Verite “La Muse” Sonoma | 450 |
| 7115 | 2005 | Verite “Le Desir” Sonoma | 450 |
| 7115 | 2014 | Verite “La Muse”, Sonoma | 450 |
| 1130 | 2010 | Dana Estates, Onda, Napa Valley, Magnum | 495 |
| 1236 | 2004 | Bryant Family Vineyards, Napa Valley | 695 |
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Bin # |
Vintage | Dessert Wine and Port | Bottle |
| 4728 | 2018 | Rizzi, Moscato d’Asti, Italy | 29 |
| 4727 | 2018 | Michele Chiarlo “Nivole”, Moscato D’Asti | 29 |
| 4731 | 2016 | Chateau Laribotte Sauternes, France 375ml | 29 |
| 4730 | NV | Bodegas Dios Baco Esnobista Moscatel Pasa, Jerez, Spain | 39 |
| 4725 | 1983 | Bodegas Toro Albala, PX Gran Reserva, Cordoba, Spain | 49 |
| 4722 | 2008 | Buglioni Recioto, Valpolicella, Italy | 55 |
| 4726 | 2014 | Donnafugatta “Ben Rye”, Passito di Pantelleria, Italy | 59 |
| 4717 | 2009 | Rombauer “Joy” Late Harvest, Napa Valley, CA | 75 |
| 4704 | 2006 | Grgich Hills “Violetta” Late Harvest, Napa Valley, CA | 79 |
| 4700 | 2009 | Dolce “Liquid Gold”, Napa Valley, CA | 79 |
| 4729 | 2017 | Sandeman Quinta Do Seixo Vintage Port, Duoro Valley, Portugal | 89 |
| 4733 | 2013 | Royal Tokaji, Tokaji Aszu 5 Puttonyos Red Label, Tokaj, Hungary | 95 |
| 4734 | 2017 | Taylor Fladgate Vintage Port, Douro, Portugal | 185 |