Moet et Chandon
Dom Pérignon 2000
Champagne, France $160
Fresh, crystalline, and sharp, the wine reveals airy, gentle richness before exhaling peaty scents. Notes of aniseed and dried ginger linger. Only an outstanding harvest is worthy of Dom Pérignon vintage champagne. This vintage matured in the champagne cellars of Epernay for seven years to express its full personality. Smooth, mellow & all-encompassing.

Poet’s Leap Riesling 2007
Columbia Valley, WA $48
Loaded with honeysuckle, melon, pear, peach and hints of sweet grapefruit, this juicy wine perfectly captures the intensity of Washington Rieslings and the complexity of German wines. 94 points Wine Enthusiast.

Cakebread Cellars
Sauvignon Blanc 2006
Napa Valley, CA. $48
A fresh, vivacious wine that opens with bright lime, kiwi, grapefruit, & green melon aromas. Complementary hay and mineral scents add complexity. On the sleek, medium-bodied palate, the wine offers zesty citrus and melon flavors that culminate in a refreshingly flinty, mineral-tinged finish.

Louis Roederer
Cristal 2002
Champagne, France $400
The finest champagne to ever touch your lips! Precise, silky, balanced style, and a harmonious, powerful, rich body with great purity. The texture is infinitely silky, concentrated and flavorsome with an explosion of ripe fruit, red fruit, white chocolate and caramel. A powerful and elegant wine with a crescendo of sensations that attains a true harmony of flavors and perfect integration. 98 points Wine Enthusiast.

Newton Vineyard
Napa Valley, CA.$75
One of California’s most glorious Chardonnays and still somewhat under the radar. Unfiltered, full-bodied, fleshy and rich, with notes of honeysuckle, poached pear, brioche and white currants. Subtle new oak lends purity and stature.

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