The Wine List

Sparkling Wines

Moët & Chandon Impérial Brut, France - $190
A harmonious blend of Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier, and Chardonnay, offering vibrant notes of green apple, citrus, and white flowers, with a seductive palate of pear, peach, and subtle brioche.
For the guest celebrating a special moment or seeking the ultimate in luxury and sophistication.
Fun Fact: Established in 1743, Moët & Chandon is one of the world's largest champagne producers, renowned for its bright fruitiness and elegant maturity.

Novapalma Prosecco, Italy - $48
Light and effervescent, this Prosecco delights with flavors of white peach, melon, and a hint of almond, culminating in a crisp, clean finish.
Perfect for guests looking for an elegant yet approachable sparkling wine.
Fun Fact: Prosecco is produced using the Charmat method, where secondary fermentation occurs in stainless steel tanks, resulting in its bright and fruity profile.

San Felipe Sparkling, Argentina - $42
A lively sparkling wine with fresh aromas of citrus and green apple, leading to a crisp and refreshing finish.
For those who love a fun, bubbly wine to enjoy with light appetizers or as a casual toast.
Fun Fact: San Felipe sources grapes from Mendoza's prime vineyards to craft expressive wines.

Blue Prosecco, Italy - $45
Unique blue-tinted Prosecco offering flavors of ripe peach, apricot, and a hint of almond, with a balanced sweetness and lively bubbles.
For guests looking to try something unconventional and visually striking.
Fun Fact: The blue hue is achieved by adding a natural pigment, making it a standout choice for celebrations.

Apperietta Prosecco, Italy - $42
A lively Prosecco with bright flavors of green apple, pear, and a hint of citrus.
For those seeking an approachable and versatile sparkling wine for any celebration.
Fun Fact: Prosecco is made using the Charmat method, ensuring its vibrant fruitiness and delicate bubbles.

Tereza Rizzi Prosecco, Italy - $44
Fresh and crisp with aromas of white flowers and flavors of peach and lemon zest.
Ideal for guests who enjoy a classic Prosecco with an elegant profile.
Fun Fact: Tereza Rizzi is known for producing Proseccos that highlight the unique characteristics of the Veneto region.

Rosé Wines

House Rosé - $30
A versatile rosé selection that evolves with our cellar, providing guests with a variety of options over time.

Fish Hoek Cinsault Rosé, South Africa - $32
Bright and crisp with notes of fresh strawberries, raspberries, and a light, refreshing finish.
Perfect for lovers of fruity, refreshing rosés that are easy to sip.
Fun Fact: Fish Hoek wines are crafted with minimal intervention, letting the natural flavors of the grapes shine.

Fantinel Rosé, Sparkling Rose, Italy - $49
A vibrant rosé with enticing aromas of wild berries and cherries, complemented by a fresh and harmonious palate.
For those seeking a vibrant, fruit-forward wine perfect for brunches or casual gatherings.
Fun Fact: Fantinel, a family-owned winery in Friuli, is dedicated to sustainable viticulture and crafting wines that reflect their terroir.

Matua Rosé, New Zealand - $54
Floral and light with fresh flavors of watermelon and red berries, perfect for warm weather.
For guests looking for a light, summery rosé that’s vibrant and refreshing.
Fun Fact: Matua was the first winery in New Zealand to produce Sauvignon Blanc, putting the country on the global wine map.

White Wines

House White -$30
A carefully curated white wine that changes with the seasons, offering a fresh perspective with every bottle.

Penfolds Koonunga Hill Chardonnay, Australia - $60
Medium-bodied with tropical fruit flavors and a creamy finish balanced by a touch of oak.
Ideal for guests who enjoy a creamy Chardonnay with a smooth, elegant finish.
Fun Fact: Penfolds' Koonunga Hill range is named after the winery’s Koonunga Hill vineyard in South Australia.

Zonin Friuli Chardonnay, Italy -$54
Refreshing and smooth with bright apple and peach flavors, accented by a hint of vanilla.
Perfect for guests who appreciate a refreshing, balanced Chardonnay with a touch of elegance.
Fun Fact: Zonin is one of Italy’s oldest family-owned wineries, with winemaking traditions dating back to 1821.

Anakena Nuna Reserve Sauvignon Blanc, Chile - $35
Zesty and fresh with vibrant citrus notes, complemented by a hint of green herbs.
For fans of crisp, bright whites with a refreshing acidity.
Fun Fact: Anakena is known for its pioneering spirit, producing wine from cool climate vineyards in the foothills of the Andes.

Kumala Cape Classic White, South Africa - $32
Light, crisp, and refreshing with hints of tropical fruit and a smooth, clean finish.
A great choice for those looking for an easy-drinking, approachable white wine.
Fun Fact: Kumala wines are crafted from grapes grown in the Western Cape, known for its cooling ocean breezes and ideal wine-growing climate.

Rieflé Grand Cru Steinert, France - $70
Exceptional Alsace white wine with complex aromas of citrus, peach, and mineral notes; full-bodied with a long, elegant finish.
Perfect for connoisseurs looking to explore premium wines with depth and character.
Fun Fact: Grand Cru Steinert is one of the esteemed vineyards in Alsace, known for producing wines with remarkable ageing potential.

Seppi Landmann Alsace Grand Cru, France - $75
Rich and aromatic white wine featuring notes of lychee, rose petals, and spice; balanced acidity with a lingering finish.
For guests interested in exploring unique and aromatic wines from the Alsace region.
Fun Fact: Seppi Landmann is a boutique winery specializing in crafting expressive wines from Grand Cru vineyards in Alsace.

Dos Almas Sauvignon Blanc, Chile - $45
Complex and elegant, with: a mix of: citrus and tropical fruit aromas; such as: lime, grapefruit, pineapple and pear. Complemented by: gentle notes of: minerals and herbs. On the palte, enjoy a vibrant acidity, retaining: the freshness of the varietal. Citrus notes show again, leading to a mineral finish; which adds complexity to the wine
For guests seeking a lively and refreshing white wine, perfect for pairing with seafood or enjoying on a sunny afternoon.
Fun Fact: Dos Almas, meaning "Two Souls," reflects the fusion of Chilean and Italian winemaking traditions, creating wines that honor both innovation and heritage.




Red Wines

House Red - $30
A rotating selection of red wines from our cellar, chosen to provide a variety of styles and flavors throughout the year.

Penfolds Max Shiraz Cabernet, Australia - $105
A powerful wine with ripe blackberry, cherry, and peppery spice, balanced by a silky texture.
For those seeking a rich, complex wine with both strength and finesse.
Fun Fact: Named after legendary winemaker Max Schubert, who created Penfolds' iconic "Grange" wine.

Kleine Zalze Vineyard Shiraz, South Africa - $78
Rich, bold, and full-bodied with flavors of ripe blackberries and a hint of spice.
For the guest who loves bold, flavorful reds with a hint of adventure.
Fun Fact: The Kleine Zalze winery is nestled in the heart of Stellenbosch, one of South Africa's oldest and most prestigious wine regions.

Penfolds Koonunga Hill Cabernet Sauvignon, Australia - $59
A classic Australian cabernet with notes of blackcurrant, eucalyptus, and a soft tannic finish.
Great for traditionalists who love a full-bodied cabernet with a smooth finish.
Fun Fact: Penfolds has been one of Australia's leading wineries since 1844 and is known for its innovative winemaking techniques.

Little Eagle Red, South Africa - $59
Elegant and well-balanced, this wine presents notes of dark plum, black cherry, and a subtle touch of oak.
For those who enjoy a balanced wine that’s both fruit-forward and refined.
Fun Fact: Little Eagle wines are produced with a focus on sustainability, using organic practices wherever possible.

Castello Aresans Bourbon Cabernet, Spain - $59
Bold and earthy with a robust flavor profile of blackcurrant, dark chocolate, and a touch of bourbon barrel spice.
Ideal for fans of powerful, deep reds with a twist of whiskey warmth.
Fun Fact: Castello Aresans uses a unique aging process, aging part of the wine in bourbon barrels for added depth.

Kumala Reserve Pinotage, South Africa - $35
Smooth and medium-bodied with vibrant red fruit flavors and a hint of coffee on the finish.
Perfect for the curious guest eager to try South Africa's unique Pinotage grape.
Fun Fact: Pinotage is a grape unique to South Africa, a cross between Pinot Noir and Cinsault, created in 1925.

Kumala Reserve Malbec, South Africa - $35
Rich and smooth, this Malbec boasts flavors of ripe blackberry, plum, and subtle hints of vanilla and spice, complemented by soft tannins and a velvety finish.
For guests who enjoy a bold yet approachable red wine that pairs beautifully with grilled meats or hearty dishes.
Fun Fact: Kumala wines are crafted in the Western Cape of South Africa, a region celebrated for its breathtaking landscapes and ideal wine-growing conditions influenced by cooling ocean breezes.

Parker Shiraz Favorite Son, Australia - $65
Bold Shiraz with intense flavors of blackberry, dark chocolate, and black pepper; full-bodied with a velvety texture.
For those who enjoy robust and spicy red wines that make a statement.
Fun Fact: Parker Coonawarra Estate is renowned for producing premium wines, with 'Favorite Son' showcasing the best of Australian Shiraz.

Beynat Floyd Bordeaux, France - $50
Rich and smooth with flavors of blackcurrant, plum, and a touch of cedar.
For guests seeking a classic Bordeaux with a modern twist.
Fun Fact: Beynat Floyd is an organic Bordeaux producer, combining tradition with sustainability.

Amarone Classico, Italy - $80
A powerful and complex wine with dried fruit, chocolate, and spice flavors, and a velvety finish.
For connoisseurs looking for a luxurious red wine to savor slowly.
Fun Fact: Amarone is made using the appassimento method, where grapes are dried before fermentation, concentrating their flavors.

Lemal Beynat Malbec Cabernet, France - $48
Well-balanced blend with notes of blackcurrant, cherry, and subtle oak.
*For those who appreciate classic French red blends with elegance and structure.
Fun Fact: Lemal Beynat combines Malbec and Cabernet Sauvignon, reflecting the traditional blends of southwest France.