Featured Cocktails and Aperitifs
 
Le Blanc Limé
One third Sauvignon Blanc, one third lemonade, one third Soda and a squeeze of lime
$3.00

Le Kir
Chardonnay and black current liquor
$5.00

Maury Hors d’age Domaine de Pouderoux 
From Maury, a little town in the Roussillon, 100 % Grenache aged 6 years in oak 5 years in bottle similar to the Port, to be enjoyed chilled as a starter, with dark chocolate or cheese
$7.00

Pineau des Charentes (Boutinet)
Blend of unfermented grape must and Cognac  The taste is predominantly sweet, but is balanced by both acidity and the increased level of alcohol.     $5.00

French Kiss
Sparkling and Grand Marnier
$5.50

Whites, Rosé and Blush Wines
Available by the bottle, the %  of the bottle consumed, the glass, half  glass, and taste $.50 and wine flight $6.50 your choice of four white house wines, poured in three ounces quantities, and sold as a "set"
2006 Bordeaux  (Chateau Chillac)    Bordeaux    $17.00 bottle/ $4.25 glass
This estate produce a 100 % Sauvignon blanc, soft and refreshing wine, good food accompaniment but not with cream sauces

2006 Cotes de Gascogne Chardonnay (Yvon Mau) Languedoc  $16.00 bottle/ $4.00 glass
Pale straw; delicate citrus, grassy and apple aromas; dry light bodied with crisp acidity, candied citrus, pear and apple flavors.  This a blend of Chardonnay and Colombard, serve with scallops, mussels, fish and grilled meats.
 

2005 Collines de la Moure Blanc (domaine Belle Mare) Languedoc  $16.00 bottle/ $4.00 glass
Located on a small hill next to Montpellier, this round fruity wine is an unusual blend of Roussane, Muscat and Sauvignon try it with our mussels

2005 Pinot Blanc   (Wunsch et Mann)  Alsace    $23.00 bottle/ $5.75 glass
Alsace ranks tenth out of the eleven French wine making regions in terms of vineyard area.; Alsace is a major producer of quality French wine. Its wine growing area is only about 60 miles long, and at the most a mere 2.5 miles wide nestled between the Vosges Mountains to the east and the Rhine River and Germany to the west ; the wine is a blend of Pinot Blanc a white cousin of the more famous Pinot Noir and Pinot Auxerrois (40/60) Pale gold in color, combines freshness and softness, well-rounded yet delicate

2006 White Zinfandel (Corbett Canyon)    California    $24.00 1.5 liter bottle/ $3.00 glass
The classic

2006 Cotes de Provence Rosé (Sables d’azur)    Provence       $19.00 bottle/ $4.75 glass
The Rosé of the French riviera as a starter or with a grillade

2006 Cotes de Gascogne (Domaine de Ménard)    Pays Basque  $18.00 bottle/ $4.50 glass
This Vin de Pays region is about halfway between Bordeaux and Spain, also known as producer of the Armagnac 
and the land of the Musketeers . The wine is a blend of  Colombard and Sauvignon blanc; crisp and easy to drink

Red Wines
Available by the bottle, the % of the bottle consumed, the glass, the half glass, and the taste $.50 and wine flight, which is a grouping of four wines, poured in  three ounces quantities, and sold as a "set" $6.50
Remember, you can now legally take open / unfinished bottles of wine out of the restaurant to enjoy in your home

2006 Beaujolais Villages (Chateau du Grand Vernay) Beaujolais    $17.00 Bottle / $4.25 glass
Beaujolais-Villages is restricted to the hill vineyards in 39 communes in the northern half of the Beaujolais appellation This light bodied and fruity Gamay is very food friendly and great with a summer salad

2003 Corbières  (Domaine de la Pique Rouge) Languedoc   $16.00 Bottle / $4.00 glass
In the South of France, in Languedoc, the Domaine de la Pique Rouge is located in the middle of the Hautes-Corbières, with influance from the Mediterranean and the Atlantic climate, on soils of schist where there is a mix of vines, garrigues, and green  oaks. It is the highest vineyard in the Corbières, going from 350 to 500 meters This Rhone-style is a medium bodied blend of Syrah 46%, Carignan 33%, Grenache Noir 18%, Cinsault 3%

2006 Merlot (Vin de pays de l’Aude) Languedoc    $16.00 Bottle / $4.00 glass
Near the Spanish border, the department of Aude, also known as the "Cathar Country",is under the influence of a Mediterranean climate .The summer hot and dry, is favorable to the culture of the vine and the olive-trees the result is a friendly wine

2005 Cotes du Rhone  (Domaine de Boissan ) Rhone              $18.00 Bottle / $4.50 glass
The Domaine de Boissan is situated in Sablet, in the southeast part of France, in the Rhone Valley, beneath Mont Ventoux and the Dentelles de Montmirail.The result of the marriage of two wine making families, the Domaine de Boissans, with five generations of winemakers, is among the oldest domains in the southern Rhone. 90% Grenache and 10% Cinsault. Soft and supple A deep, crimson color with an abundance of rich, red, ripe fruit

2005 Syrah   (Domaine de la Ferrandière ) Languedoc          $20.00 Bottle / $5.00 glass
Between Corbières and Minervois, 12 miles from Carcassonne and 25 from the  Mediterranee sea , the Ferrandière Estate has a unique geographical situation Deep ruby red color slightly turning to purple. An initial nose of violets then forest undergrowth. The wine is round, full-bodied and has a nice length on the palate. delicate and non-aggressive tannins.

 
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