Dining with Class
RED WINES
| Dog house Wine Spectator Rating = 86 |
Merlot | |
| St. Francis Wine Spectator Rating = 86 |
Merlot | |
| Sagelands Wine Spectator Rating = 87 |
Cabernet Sauvignon (Washington State) | |
| Francis Coppola | Claret | |
| Jacobs Creek Wine Spectator Rating = 89 |
Shiraz (Australia) | |
| Rancho Zabaco “Dancing Bull” Wine Spectator Rating = 85 |
Zinfandel | |
| Smoking Loon Wine Spectator Rating = 84 |
Pinot Noir |
WHITE WINES
| Toasted Head Wine Spectator Rating = 83 | Chardonnay |
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| St. Francis Wine Spectator Rating = 88 | Chardonnay | |
| Kendall Jackson Wine Spectator Rating = 86 | Chardonnay | |
| Hogue Wine Spectator Rating = 88 | Johannisberg Riesling | |
| Geyser Peak Wine Spectator Rating = 80 | Sauvignion Blanc | |
| Casa Lapostolle Wine Spectator Rating = 87 | Sauvignion Blanc (Chile) | |
| Cavit Wine Spectator Rating = 86 | Pinot Grigio (Italy) |
HOUSE WINES
| Nathanson Creek | Chardonnay |
| Nathanson Creek | Cabernet |
| Nathanson Creek | White Zinfandel |
| Trinity Oaks | Pinot Grigio |
| Yellow Tail | Shiraz |
SPARKLING WINES
| Great Western (New York State) Extra Dry Champagne (split) |
Glass | $5.50 |
| Freixenet Cordon Negro Extra Dry (Spain) |
Bottle | $20.00 |
Wine Spectator’s 100-Point Scale:
95-100 = Classic: a great wine
90-94 = Outstanding: superior character and style
85-89 = Very Good: wine with special qualities
80-84 = Good: a solid, well-made wine
70-79 = Average: drinkable wine that may have minor flaws
60-69 = Below Average: drinkable but not recommended
50-59 = Poor: undrinkable, not recommended
