Drinks / Wine List
Champagne & Sparkling Bottles
Segura Brut, Spain (6oz glass) $8/$36
Prosecco Di Valdobbiadene, Italy $36
Perrier Jouët Brut, France $85
Moët & Chandon Brut, France (1/2 bottle) $48/$93
Veuve Clicquot Brut, France (1/2 bottle) $50/$95
White Wine by the glass/ half litre/ bottle
KWV ’07 Chenin Blanc, South Africa $6/14/22/27(litre)
“Crunchy, green apple refreshment.”
Sogrape Vinho Verde ‘Gazela’, Portugal $6.50/15/23
“...delivers the Verde hit of refreshment better than anyone else. It’s keen, bright and focused.”
Carmen ‘06 Chardonnay, Chile $7.50/16/28
“Glitzy, Vegas-style Chardonnay at an everyday price.”
Marques de Riscal ‘06 Rueda, Spain $8.50/19/33
“The flavours are more savoury than fruity, which makes for a good food partner.”
Red Wine by the glass/ half litre/ bottle
Casal Thaulero ’07 Sangiovese, Italy $6.00/14/22/27 (litre)
“Nature of chiante with warm hugs.”
Aveleda ‘05 Douro ‘Charamba’ Portugal $7.50/16/28
“Spicy, cheerful and charming. Portugal’s answer to Shiraz.”
Long Neck ‘06 Shiraz, South Africa $8.50/19/33
“Refreshing with some spicy sweetness. Bordering on rich, but there’s also an easy, everyday quality.”
Bottled White Wine
Concha Y Toro ‘07 Chardonnay, Chile $34
“…a perfect balance of richness, sweetness and zest, one of the best new wines of the year.”
Henry of Pelham ‘06 Chardonnay Reserve, Niagara $39 “Yummy local Chardonnay. Good with spicy foods.”
Caves Road ‘05 Chardonnay, Australia $40
“Grassy, straw colour…filled with tropical fruits and melon aromas.”
Stoneleigh ‘07 Sauvignon Blanc, New Zealand $46 “Stoneleigh is the crowd-pleaser…it challenges but it also knows how to kiss.”
Mezzacorona ‘06 Pinot Grigio Reserva, Italy $48
“Tarted up with a little oaky creamy sweetness, but beautifully done…still feels elegant.”
Porca de Murca ‘05 Doura Reserva, Portugal $60
“Complex, elegant and lively.”
Kim Crawford ‘07 Marlborough Sauv. Blanc, $66 New Zealand “Classic flavours.”
Bottled Red Wine
Fairview ‘06 ‘Goats do Roam” South Africa $34
“Lots of vitality and a little South African smoke. Semi-rich, very gulpable.”
Henry of Pelham ‘06 Baco Noir, Niagara $35
“The woodsy, fall at the cottage feeling.”
Bellingham ‘05 Shiraz, South Africa $37
“Another blockbuster. Rich and ready to take on the world…but it’s so well made it’s also refreshing…”
Campo Viejo ‘04 Rioja Crianza, Spain $40
“Simple but charming. The spicy/sweet flavours work well with our food.”
Dog House ‘04 “Maxie’s Merlot” California $44
“Spicy/sweet flavours and a cuddly, fireside feeling.”
Angus The Bull ‘06 Cab. Sauvignon, Australia $55
“Aussie richness and ripeness with a bit of style…Charm meets power. The Pierre Trudeau of Cabs.”
Ray’s Station ‘04 Cab/Sauvignon, California $80
“Big, broad shoulders with hints of vanilla and spice.”