Petit Mazet 

Viognier

(Rhône Valley, France, 2023)

Aromatic and smooth, with notes of peach and apricot. Perfect for those who enjoy a soft, fruity white.

Best enjoyed with:

Fish, white meats, or fresh cheeses.

$ 21

Belle Eglantine

Chardonnay

(Pays d’Oc, France, 2020)

Round and balanced, with hints of vanilla and citrus. A comforting white that pairs beautifully with creamy dishes.

Best enjoyed with:

Seafood, risottos, or soft cheeses.

$20

Bernard Fleuriet

Sancerre

(Loire Valley, France, 2022)

Elegant and crisp, a true French classic with a mineral finish. Great for those who prefer something refreshing and refined.

Best enjoyed with:

Goat cheese, oysters, or salads.

$45

Giulio Straccali

Pinot Grigio

(Tuscany, Italy, 2022)

Light and easy-drinking with delicate floral notes. A perfect everyday white for relaxed meals.

Best enjoyed with:

Salads, seafood, or light pasta dishes.

$19

Margot

Sauvignon Blanc

(Bordeaux, France, 2022)

Vibrant and zesty, with fresh citrus and herbal notes. A crowd-pleaser that feels elegant but approachable.

Best enjoyed with:

Shellfish, salads, or grilled vegetables.

$23

Domaine De La Motte

Chablis

(Burgundy, France, 2022)

Refined and mineral-driven, offering sophistication in every sip. A must-try for those who love clean, dry whites.

Best enjoyed with:

Fish, seafood, or creamy dishes.

$51

Sherb Tradition

Edelzwicker

(Alsace, France, Special Cuvée)

An expressive blend with floral aromas and a soft finish. Ideal for sharing with friends over a light meal.

Best enjoyed with:

Charcuterie, salads, or seafood.

$28

Torent Bay

Sauvignon Blanc

(New Zealand, 2023)

Crisp and refreshing, with notes of citrus and green apple. A lively white perfect for summer afternoons.

Best enjoyed with:

Seafood, goat cheese, or fresh vegetables.

$22

Flowers Sonoma Coast

Chardonnay

(California, USA, 2016)

Rich and creamy, with subtle oak and notes of ripe peach. Luxurious yet balanced — a true Californian gem.

Best enjoyed with:

Creamy pasta, roasted chicken, or soft cheeses.

$65

Les Perrières

Haute Côtes de Beaune

(Burgundy, France, 2020)

Elegant and refined, with balanced acidity and a smooth texture. Ideal for those who love a classic Burgundian profile.

Best enjoyed with:

Grilled fish, goat cheese, or fresh salads.

$32

Clos del Mas

Priorat

(Spain, 2014)

Rich and powerful, with dark fruit and smoky notes. A wine made for deep conversations and cozy dinners.

Best enjoyed with:

Red meats, lamb, or strong cheeses.

$45

Marqués de Murrieta

Rioja

(Spain, 2018)

Smooth and expressive, blending ripe berries with hints of spice. Elegant and timeless — a true Rioja classic.

Best enjoyed with:

Grilled meats, tapas, or cheeses.

$36

Egiategia Artha

Grenache

(Basque Country, France, 2022)

Bold yet refined, with red fruit and earthy tones. A wine that feels both rustic and luxurious.

Best enjoyed with:

Steak, game, or mature cheeses.

$100

Bodegas Atalaya

Garnacha Tintorera

(Almansa, Spain, 2022)

Juicy and full-bodied, with vibrant red fruit and a touch of spice. Perfect for casual gatherings.

Best enjoyed with:

BBQ, grilled meats, or tomato-based pastas.

$21

Belle Eglantine

Pinot Noir

(Pays d’Oc, France, 2020)

Light and aromatic, with notes of red cherry and soft tannins. A wine that’s easy to love, any day of the week.

Best enjoyed with:

Duck, salmon, or mushrooms.

$20

Château La Roque

Bordeaux Supérieur

(Bordeaux, France, 2021)

Structured and balanced, with dark fruit and subtle oak. A classic Bordeaux with a modern touch.

Best enjoyed with:

Beef, lamb, or cheese platters.

$24

Wakefield Estate

Shiraz

(Australia, 2021)

Rich and spicy with layers of blackberry and chocolate. Bold yet smooth — perfect for a hearty dinner.

Best enjoyed with:

BBQ, lamb, or spicy dishes.

$21

Château Musar

(Lebanon, 1999)

Complex and mature, with layers of dried fruit, spice, and earthy depth. A wine for true enthusiasts.

Best enjoyed with:

Game meats, lamb, or aged cheeses.

$88

Les Tourelles de Longueville

Pauillac

(Bordeaux, France, 2010)

Deep and elegant, with structure and longevity. The kind of wine that turns any meal into an occasion.

Best enjoyed with:

Lamb, beef, or game meats.

$121

Innisfree

Cabernet Sauvignon

(Napa Valley, USA, 2016)

Smooth and generous, with notes of cassis, plum, and vanilla. A California classic with international appeal.

Best enjoyed with:

Beef, lamb, or rich cheeses.

$85

Clos des Saumanes

Côtes du Rhône

(France, 2020)

Elegant and balanced, with hints of red fruit and spice. A versatile wine that never disappoints.

Best enjoyed with:

Grilled lamb or Mediterranean dishes.

$26