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Wine by the Glass
Enjoy a glass of wine from our monthly menu, or choose a bottle and cheese plate to share with your friends in our amazing lounge or patio
Cline’s viognier is loaded with pineapple, peach and apricot flavors accented by floral and citrus notes. Perfect as an Aperitif with gruyère or camembert.
NV Wilson Greek Almond Champagne
This gold-medal winning champagne is also referred to as the "oh my gosh" champagne, because that is typically people's reaction when they try it at.
Basics Wines: Grape Varietal
The type of grape is the most obvious difference that changes a wine's taste. From riesling to roussane there are hundreds of varietals in vitis vinifera. Certain grape varietals have more tannins than others thus making the final wine dryer on the palate. Cabernet sauvignon is thick skinned and makes a wine that has more tanins than the thin skinned pinot noir.
Wine making
One of the choices when it comes to wine making is barrel aging. Wine can be aged in new oak or used oak. New oak obviously imparts more tanin and oaky flavors into the wine. Oak barrels are "toasted" to different levels when they are ordered by wine makers. Toasting is when an oak barrel is set over a fire and the inside surface is burned thus toasting the barrel.
Red and White Grapes
The type of grape is the most obvious difference that changes a wine's taste. From Riesling to Roussane there are hundreds of varietals in vitis vinifera. Certain grape varietals have more tannins than others thus making the final wine dryer on the palate. Cabernet sauvignon is thick skinned and makes a wine that has more tanins than the thin skinned pinot noir.
Terroir
What makes wine unique as compared to many distilled alcoholic beverages is the incredible reflection of regionality in a wine. As an agricultural product, soil is of utmost importance but the irony in most high quality winemaking is that wine makers and vineyard managers want a grape vine to struggle and produce a low yield of intensely flavored fruit as opposed to a bountiful crop of large watered down grapes. The type of of soil is also reflected in the wine. Chalky soils give wines minerality. Finally the weather in a particular wine growing region makes it mark on a wine. Cooler regions tend to produce a wine with higher acidity while warmer regions produce fruit forward wines with higher alcohol. The French encapsulate this “sense of place” in the term terroir
Spirits
Non-Alcoholic
Sprecher Orange Dream, Cream Soda
3.00
Aranciata ( Orange ) Republic of Tea
2.00
Coke, Diet Coke, Spritesan Pellegrino
1.50
Darjeeling, Acai Berry
2.00
Beer
Chimay
6.00
Delerium ( tremens, nocturnum
Gusiness
4.00
Lucky Bucket Certified Evil
5.50
New Belgium Ranger IPA
3.50
Bud Light
3.50
Goose Island Pere Jacques
5.00
Sprecher
4.00
Black bavarian, special amber
Lucky Bucket Lager
3.50
Boulevard Wheat
3.50
Port
Dow's 10Yr Tawny, Rereria Ruby
5.00
Single Malt Scotch 2Oz
Laphroaig 10 Yr
7.00
Talisker 10 Yr
8.50
Balvenie 12 Yr
8.00
Bowmore 10 Yr Guigal Cask Aged
10.00
Glenfidich 12 Yr
7.50
Cragganmore 12 Yr
8.00
Macallan 12 Yr
8.00
Lagavulin 16 Yr
12.00
Spirits 2Oz
Limoncello
7.00
Bombay Saphire
8.50
Joss
8.00
Jean Marc XO Vodka
7.50
Grey Goose
8.00
Three Olives Triple Espresso
8.00
Food
Snacks
Marcona Almonds
4.00
The “queen of almonds,” imported from Spain, fried in sunflower oil and then sprinkled with sea salt
Olive Oil and Balsamic
2.50
Extra virgin olive oil with balsamic reduction served with our French bread
Pitted Antipasto Olives
4.00
Green and pitted olives seasoned with oil and spices
Smoked Salmon
11.00
Served with lemon caper aioli, and sliced baguette
Cheese Plates
Cheese Plate
12.00 - 20.00
Three different cheeses of the day and accompaniments
Cheese and Meat Plate
15.00 - 29.00
Three different cheeses of the day with two cured meats
Desserts
Flourless Chocolate Cake
5.00
Flourless chocolate cake with fresh raspberries finished with bittersweet glaze
Lounge
Wine by the Glass
Enjoy a glass of wine from our monthly menu, or choose a bottle and cheese plate to share with your friends in our amazing lounge or patio.
10 Cline Viognier
6.00
Cline’s Viognier is loaded with pineapple, peach and apricot flavors accented by floral and citrus notes. Perfect as an aperitif with Gruyere or Camembert, this wine also pairs exceptionally well with curried shrimp or Asian fusion cuisine. Serve lightly chilled.
NV Wilson Creek Almond Champagne
8.50
This gold-medal winning champagne is also referred to as the "oh my gosh" champagne, because that is typically people's reaction when they try it at Wilson Creek Winery for their very first time. This white sparkling wine is naturally fermented, with just a hint of pure almond added so it's guaranteed to dazzle your guests. A must-have champagne to make any occasion extra special. Great with desserts, cuddling, hot tubs, picnics, fireplaces, brunches, and parties.
Spirits: Non-Alcoholic
Sprecher Orange Dream, Cream Soda
3.00
Aranciata (Orange) Republic of Tea
2.00
Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, San Pellegrino
1.50
Darjeeling, Acai Berry
2.00
Spirits: Beer
Chimay
Goose Island Pere Jacques
5.00
Sprecher (Black Bavarian, Special Amber)
4.00
Lucky Bucket Lager
3.50
Boulevard Wheat
3.50
Delerium (Tremens, Nocturnum)
6.00
Guinness
4.00
Lucky Bucket Certified Evil
5.50
New Belgium Ranger IPA
3.50
Bud Light
3.50
Spirits: Port
Dow's 10 Yr Tawny
5.00
Reraria Ruby
5.00
Spirits: Single Malt Scotch 2oz
Laphroaig 10 Yr
7.00
Talisker 10 Yr
8.50
Balvenie 12 Yr
8.00
Bowmore 10 Yr Guigal Cask Aged
10.00
Glenfidich 12 Yr
7.50
Cragganmore 12 Yr
8.00
Macallan 12 Yr
8.00
Lagavulin 16 Yr
12.00
Spirits: Spirits 2Oz
Limoncello
7.00
Bombay Sapphire
8.50
Joss
8.00
Jean Marc XO Vodka
7.50
Grey Goose
8.00
Three Olives Triple Espresso
8.00
Food: Snacks
Marcona Almonds
4.00
The "Queen of Almonds," imported from Spain, fried in sunflower oil and then sprinkled with sea salt.
Olive Oil and Balsamic
2.50
Extra Virgin Olive Oil with balsamic reduction served with our French bread
Pitted Antipasto Olives
4.00
Green and pitted olives seasoned with oil and spices.
Smoked Salmon
11.00
Served with lemon caper aioli, and sliced baguette
Food: Cheese Plates
Cheese Plate
12.00 - 20.00
Three different cheeses of the day and accompaniments.
Cheese and Meat Plate
15.00 - 29.00
Three different cheeses of the day with two cured meats.
Food: Desserts
Flourless Chocolate Cake
5.00
Flourless chocolate cake with fresh raspberries finished with bittersweet glaze.
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