SHERRY

by the glass

Luxurious and irreplaceable. With its roots dating back to 1650, the wines of Bodegas Tradicion are not only benchmarks in regard to authenticity and style, but also represent some of the oldest solera wines in Jerez. Alarmingly rare, these bottles represent average ages of 25 to 45 years with particles within their solera system dating back to the times of Napolean.
Bodegas Tradicion Palo Cortado Jerez, Spain ............................16 Stylistically the rarest occurence in sheery wines. Intricate and complex layers of to ee, raw almond and slight brine nish, long and dry. Bodegas Tradicion Oloroso Jerez, Spain ......................................16 Toasted nuts, caramel, and to ee shine in a richer more dense form than Palo Cortado, but still nishing up light and dry. Bodegas Tradicion PX Jerez, Spain ................................................16 Hedonistic and shameless. Nearly black in color, this sticky sweet dessert wine spins a disorienting web of cocoa, co ee, baking spice and raw honey.

DESSERTS
Lemon and Cheese Tart ........................................................................... 7 Lemon curd, Zingermans cream cheese (MI) Smores Tart ................................................................................................ 7 Brown sugar crust, chocolate lling, malted marshmallow Great Hill Blue (MA) .................................................................................. 9 White cake, Great Hill Blue buttercream, plums, praline

COFFEE & TEA

Intelligentsia Diablo Blend Regular Co ee .................................... 3 Intelligentsia Decaf El Mago Co ee .................................................. 3 Jasmine Green Tea ................................................................................... 3 Earl Grey Tea............................................................................................... 3 Chamomile Tea ......................................................................................... 3

by the bottle
SPARKLING
NV Marguet Blanc de Noirs, Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier ......................82 Ambonnay, France. Generous with rich texture. Balanced with a streak of fresh lemon zest nearly peculiar to blanc de noirs.
NV, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Jacquere.............................................................66

WINE

NV Andr et Mireille Tissot Indigne Cremant de Jura,

Jura, France. Cremant of Chardonnay in typical genre-blurring Jura style. Crisp yellow apple, bright citrus and no-esue long nish.

ROSE
2011 Chteau de Lavernette Beaujolais-Villages Rose, Gamay Noir .....................................................................................................48 Beaujolais, France. Delicate and creamy. Dry and light bodied with calming fresh cherry, but surprisingly substantial.

WHITE
2011 Illahe Vineyards, Viognier ..............................................................50 Willamette Valley, Washington. Lower that brow. This viognier stays on task with its perfume and texture in check, the mandarin orange and slick minerals will surely astound. 2010 Pyramid Valley Twin Valleys Vineyard, Savagnin Rose .........58 Marlborough, New Zealand. Rare and exquisitely cheese friendly. This rare grandparent of modern Gerwurtztraminer exibits a perfume of dried owers and pleasantly oily texture. 2010 Domaine Henri Pell, Morogues, Sauvignon Blanc .................56 Menetou-Salon, France. Sauvignon Blanc with Burgundian elegance. Slinky texture is adorned with well placed facets of Sauvignon's grassy soul. 2010 Domaine du Closel Jalousie Savennires, Chenin Blanc .....52 Savennires, France. Simply pretty. Hailing from some of the more privileged locales for Chenin Blanc, this wine shows rotund texture with avors of bakers yeast and pear cider and slick mineral nish. 2010 Domaine Binner Saveurs,
Riesling, Sylvaner, Auxerrois, Gerwurtztraminer, Pinot Gris............................54 Alsace, France. Un ltered, hazy and glorious. All the wonders of natural winemaking meet the essential grapes of Alsace. Honeyed pear, apricot and graham cracker crumb all comingle in this transcending bottle.

2011 Schloss Lieser Juffer Sonnenuhr, Riesling Spatlese..............64 Mosel, Germany. A chorus of white peach, poached pear, honeycrisp apple and alluring but subtle sweetness. The texture, balance and mineral nish comfounds and enchants. 2005 Domaine de la Bongran Cuve EJ Thevenet, Chardonnay .76 Vir-Cless, France. Atypical and decadent. This Burgundy displays a nearly dessert-esque nish. Not buttery, but rolling and rich like warm apple pie.

RED
2006 Franck Balthazar Chaillot, Syrah ..............................................78 Cornas, France. Syrah with focus. Spiced with lingering black peppercorn seemlessly blended with deep blackberry and bristly tannins. 2008 La Follette San Giacomo Vineyard, Pinot Noir .......................64 Sonoma Coast, California. Ripe and dense. Quintessential warm climate Pinot Noir shows complexity with earthy ecks of mushroom and pipe tobacco. 2008 McKinley Springs, Malbec .............................................................52 Horse Heaven Hills, Washington. Warming with an inky purple hue, displaying thickset red and blue fruit and comforting body. 2010 Tajinaste Tradicional, Listan Negro ..............................................62 Valle De La Orotava, Canary Islands. The most peppery wine we have ever encountered. Blazing red cherries are nished with graphite and intense fresh cracked pepper. 2010 Domaine des Braves Cru Regnie, Gamay Noir ........................50 Beaujolais, France. Abundantly fruity, yet surprisingly substantial. Oak in uence sets the stage for Burgundian complexity while still remaining jovial. 2007 La Grapperie Adonis, Pinot D'Anuis ............................................58 Loire Valley, France. A slight feeling of pop rocks on the palate is to be expected along with intense spiced blueberries in this totally unique natural wonder. 2009 Laurel Glenn Counterpoint, Cabernet Sauvignon.....................68 Sonoma, California. Composed and commanding. A nimble and soft expression of Cabernet o ering power without being belligerent.