Wine

Sparkling wine from Alsace, France made in the traditional Champagne method. The nose offers aromas of melon and dried mango, with minerals and hints of nuts.

$16

Clotilde works with fruit from numerous premier and grand cru sites across Burgundy. The Bourgogne Rosé is made via the méthode traditionelle and ages for 18 months the lees. The wine is refreshing and bone dry, noted with flavors of strawberry, cherry, and white flowers. The perfect aperitif bottle!

$21

The Drappier Carte d’Or expresses the aromas of the noble grape variety Pinot Noir. A red grape producing white juice, it is sought after for its structure and gorgeous fine notes of red fruits.

$29

The most familiar Champagne brand in the world is also among the most reliable. There is a light touch of toast on the aroma that follows through to the ripe flavor. It is a soft while dry wine, full of zesty white fruits and just a hint of maturity.

$29

Brut Impérial Rosé embodies the vibrant essence of champagne rosé at its finest. This radiant expression of Moët & Chandon style captivates with bright red fruit notes and seductive amber highlights.

$34

Zippy and electric. Crisp and bright as the sun, with notes of lime zest and limestone, white flowers and a bit of beachy salinity.

$18

A fresh and elegant white wine from Spain’s Rías Baixas region, made entirely from Albariño grapes. It offers vibrant citrus and floral aromas, and a crisp, mineral finish with a hint of sea breeze.

$19

It shows expressive flavors of apple, peach, and lemon zest, backed by lively acidity and strong minerality. Fresh, bright, and dynamic —this wine is a beautiful example of Loire Valley Sauvignon Blanc.

$19

The Drouhin family’s winemaking heritage spans over a century in Burgundy. In 1988, they established Domaine Drouhin in Oregon. This wine features persistent green apple and ripe pear notes, balanced by an elegant, energetic texture. Its minerality and acidity enhance the oak, adding zest and complexity.

$19

The Famille Vincent Pouilly-Fuissé “Marie Antoinette” 2022 comes from Burgundy’s Mâconnais region, where the Vincent family has been crafting elegant Chardonnay for generations. This wine offers delicate aromas of white flowers, lemon, and crisp apple, balanced by a touch of oak and minerality. On the palate, it’s fresh and vibrant, with notes of peach, melon, and apricot leading to a long, graceful finish. Named in honor of the family’s grandmother, “Marie Antoinette” reflects both tradition and timeless elegance in every sip.

$20

A classic Grenache blend from the heart of Provence, France.

$19

An elegant yet serious style of Beaujolais from a benchmark producer in one of the top villages of the region. Red fruited, earthy, and easy to drink.

$19

Clovis Côtes du Rhône 2023 is an elegant organic red from biodynamic winemaker Rémi Pouizin in Visan. A blend of Grenache, Syrah, Cinsault, and Carignan, the grapes come from estate and nearby organic vineyards. Fermented and aged in concrete with no oak, it showcases vibrant red and wild berry flavors, a hint of spice, silky tannins, and a smooth, dry finish.

$17

Domaine Dominique Guyon “Les Dames de Vergy” Hautes-Côtes de Nuits is an elegant Pinot Noir from the elevated slopes above Nuits-Saint-Georges, offering a beautifully fresh expression of Burgundy. Aromas of ripe cherry and wild strawberry are layered with delicate florals and a whisper of spice, leading into a silky, finely structured palate.

$25

Grown by the Jospeh Drouhin family in the Willamette Valley, Oregon. Fresh, fruit forward and inviting, the wine brings fresh personality and lovely raspberry, cherry, and strawberry aromatics.

$19

Supple and expressive Bordeaux wine from Pessac-Léognan made by the Savigneux family.

$22

The RouteStock is classic benchmark Napa Valley Cabernet.

$20

The Chappellet Mountain Cuvée builds on more than five decades of experience crafting great mountain-grown wines. Full bodied and powerful Cabernet Sauvignon blend.

$24