Wine

Los Gatos Brewing Company’s House Wines

• Chardonnay, Sycamore Lane
• Cabernet Sauvignon, Stone Cellars

Cabernet Sauvignon

• Far Niente, Estate, Oakville, 2001, 2008
• Ahlegren, Santa Cruz Mountains, 2007
• La Rusticana, D’Orsa, Santa Cruz Mountains, 2006
• La Rusticana, Cinque, Santa Cruz Mountains, 2006
• Ahlegren, Santa Cruz Mountains, 2007
• Ridge, Monte Bello, Santa Cruz Mountains 2007
• Ridge, Santa Cruz Mountains, 2008
• Thomas Fogarty, Santa Cruz Mountains, 2005
• Benzinger Tribute, Sonoma Mountain, 2004
• Steven Kent, Livermore, 2007
• Silver Oak, Alexander Valley, 2006
• Obsidian Ridge, Red Hills, Lake County, 2006
• Justin, Isosceles, Paso Robles, 2008
• Abacus, Napa Valley, Multi-Vintage Blend, 1992-2003
• Abreu, Napa Valley, 1999, 2004
• Altamura, Napa, 2007
• Antica, Antinori Family Estate, Napa Valley, 2005
• Araujo Eiselle, Napa Valley, 2003-2005
• Arietta Claret, Napa Valley, 2005
• The Discussions by Duckhorn, Napa, 2007
• Arietta Napa, Napa Valley, 2005
• Brookman, Napa Valley, 2005
• Bryant Family Vineyard, Napa Valley, 2001-2004
• Dominus, Estate, Napa Valley, 2006
• Hestan, Napa Valley, 2005
• Frogs Leap, Napa Valley, 2008
• Keenan, Napa Valley, 2006
• Melka, Metisse, Napa Valley
• Melka, Chloe Jeremy, Napa, 2008
• Merus, Napa Valley, 2003, 2004
• O’Shaughnessy, Napa, 2006
• Muira, Almvs, Napa Valley, 2005
• O’Shaughnessy, Napa Valley, 2007
• Palmaz, Napa Valley, 2004
• Paul Hobbes, Napa Valley, 2008
• Paul Hobbes, Beckstoffer, Dr. Crane Vineyard, St. Helena, 2008
• Peter Franus, Napa Valley, 2004
• Pride, 53% Napa & 47% Sonoma, 2008
• Robert Mondavi, Napa Valley, 2007
• Rombauer, Napa Valley, 2007
• Rubicon Estate, Rutherford, Napa Valley, 2003
• Staglin Family, Rutherford, 2005
• SF Giants World Champions by Duckhorn, Napa, 2010
• Slingshot, Napa Valley, 2006
• Spotswoode, Estate Vineyard, Napa Valley, 2005
• Charles Krug, Generations, Estate, Napa Valley, 2007
• Darioush, Napa Valley, 2007

Merlot

• Pahlmeyer, Napa Valley, 2003, 2007
• Pelton House, Knights Valley, 2005
• Pride, 72% Sonoma & 28% Napa, 2008
• Selene, Frediani Vineyard, 2006
• Substance, Me, Washington State, 2007

Malbec

• Diseno, old vine, Argentina 2009
• Bramare by Paul Hobbs, Mendoza, 2009
• Felino by Paul Hobbs, Mendoza, 2009
• Mil Piedras, Mendoza, 2008
• Tomero, Mendoza, 2007

Cab Franc

• Palazzo, Napa Valley, 2006
• Thomas Fogarty, Santa Cruz Mountains, 2006

Red Burgundy

• Clos De Lambrays, Grand Cru, 2002
• Clos de Vougeot, Grand Cru, Meo-Camuzet, 1999
• Morey, Joseph Raphet, St Denis, France, 2006
• Savigny Les Beaune, Ecard, 2006
• Vosne Romanee, Clos Des Reas, 2004

• Burgundy produces some of the world’s finest wines by the likes of Chambertin and Montrachet. Even so, it is a confusing patchwork of appellations, demanding that the wine lover work hard to understand their subtleties, nomenclature and flavor. Burgundy lies in the east central part of France and is about 300 miles long running from north to south. It is broken up into regions, regions into vineyards and often vineyards in to tiny family-owned plots. The four main regions are Chablis, Côte d’Or, Côte Chalonnaise, Macon, and Beaujolais.

White Burgundy

• Chassagne-Montrarachet, Domaine Fontaie-Gagnard, 2006
• Joseph Drouhin, Batard-Montrachet, Grand Cru, 2003
• Le Flaive, Batard-Montrachet, Grand Cru, 1999
• Le Flaive, Chevalier-Montrachet, Grand Cru, 1999
• Macon, Pierre Clos, Domaine Guffens, 2006

• Chardonnay is originally from France’s Burgundy region, where the best white Burgundies are powerful and rich, with complex fruit flavors and notes of earth and minerals. In addition to being the most expensive, the Burgundy examples of Chardonnay were long considered the benchmark standard of expressing terroir through Chardonnay.

Reds by the Glass

• Cabernet Sauvignon, Flora Springs, Napa Valley, 2008
• Cabernet Sauvignon, Ranch 32, Monterey, 2009
• Pinot Noir, Sonnet, Tondre’s Grapefield, Santa Lucia Highlands, 2008
• Pinot Noir, Brassfield, High Valley, 2010
• Zinfandel, River Run, San Antonia Valley, 2008
• Merlot, Hunter Hill, Santa Cruz Mountains, 2008
• Syrah, Silvestri, Carmel Valley, 2007
• Rose of Pinot Noir, The Crusher, Clarksburg, 2010

• “Wine is one of the most civilized things in the world and one of the most natural things of the world that has been brought to the greatest perfection, and it offers a greater range for enjoyment and appreciation than, possibly, any other purely sensory thing.” – Ernest Hemingway, “Death in the Afternoon”

Whites by the Glass

• Chardonnay, Dutton, Russian River, 2009
• Chardonnay, Sean Minor, Central Coast, 2010
• Sauvignon Blanc, Brassfield, High Valley, 2008
• Riesling, August Kesseler, Germany, 2010
• Sauvignon Blanc, Nobilo, Marlborough, New Zealand, 2010
• Sparkling Moscato, Jacob’s Creek, Australia, NV
• Brut, Roederer, Anderson Valley, NV
• Brut Cava, Cristalino, Spain, NV

Half bottles

• Chardonnay: Martinelli, Martinelli Road, Russian River Valley, 2004
• White Burgundy: Meursalt, ‘En La Barre”, Domaine Francois Jobard, 2002
• Riesling: Muller-Catoire, Auslese, 2004
• Champagne: Krug, Grand Cuvee, Brut, Reims
• Cabernet Sauvignon: Crocker & Starr, ‘Stone Place’, Napa Valley, 2004
• Bordeaux: Chateau Rausan-Segla, Margaux Grand Cru, 1986
• Pinot: Merry Edwards, Russian River Valley, 2007
• Red Burgundy: Clos de Vougeot, Grand Cru, Domaine Meo-Camuzet, 1999
• Syrah: Robert Biale, ‘Royal Punishers’, Napa Valley, 2005
• Syrah: Pelerin, Monterey, 2006
• Zinfandel: Martinelli, Giuseppe and Luisa, Russian River

*Corkage $25 per bottle.