Dry and fruity with full bouquet and great finesse.
$30
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Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial (France)
Complex, delicate and delightfully fruity.
$75
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Veuve Clicquot Brut Yellow Label (France)
This classically-styled dry champagne is a blend of two-thirds black grapes (pinot noir and pinot meurier) for body, balanced by one-third white grapes (chardonnay) for elegance.
This chardonnay has a brilliant and intense fruity aroma and dry, full-bodied, elegant taste. Great with shellfish and seafood dishes.
$35
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Niedermayr Pinot Grigio (Alto Adige, Italy)
This pinot grigio has a bright yellow color and an inviting bouquet af citrus and fresh fruit. This medium-bodied wine has good minerality with hints of lemon and orange zest balanced by firm acidity
$35
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Altadonna Vermentino (Tuscany, Italy)
Green apple and lime deliver a refreshing acidity and richness to the palate, marking the unique personality of this varietal.
$35
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Attems Sauvignon Blanc "Collio" (Friuli, Italy)
Selected pinot grigio clones are subjected to dense farming techniques limiting the yield per vine and enhancing the complexity of the wine.
$36
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Feudi Di San Gregorio Fiano Di Avellino (Campania, Italy)
The name fiano is a derivative of apianum (latin for bees). The wine has fragrant aromas of flowers and nuts. A very complex wine with a long finish. Goes well with chicken and veal dishes, pastas in
$42
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Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio (Alto Adige, Italy)
A rich and elegant wine with a graceful fullness of body and flavor.
Intense sensations of tobacco, spices and mineral notes on the nose. In the mouth, the wine is balanced with fruity flavors, mainly blackberries and cherries. Persistent finish.
$32
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Umberto Cesari Sangiovese Di Romagna Riserva (Emilia Romagna, Italy)
Aged in old wood barrels, this sangiovese riserva possesses copious quantities of rich, savory, grapey black fruit. Enjoy with a pasta dish.
$32
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Cerulli Spinozzi "Torre Miglioni" Montepulciano D
Ruby red with violet hues. Intense, complex bouquet with notes of rich, ripe cherries.
$36
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Chateau St. Jean Cabernet Sauvignon (California)
This wine is juicy with black cherry and plum flavors. Bright berry flavors persist through the long finish.
$36
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Masseria Altemura, Primitivo (Puglia, Italy)
A wine of a good body, it has a mouth-filling flavor that is warm and soft and expresses a highly mature fruitiness, supported by a pleasant complex of sweet tannins.
$38
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Cesari Valpolicella Classico Doc Vino Di Ripasso "Mara" (Veneto, Italy)
Mara is a baby amarone. It has a ripe concentrated bouquet, and a war, full-bodied, velvety taste.
$38
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Greg Norman Shiraz (Limestone Coast, Australia)
Excellent depth of intensity; an almost seamless structure held together by well-integrated fine tannins.
$38
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Sella & Mosca Cannonau Riserva (Sardinia, Italy)
Full, round, fruit-forward. Oak aged, yet medium-bodied.
$38
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Maso Campofiorin Ripasso Igt (Veneto, Italy)
A blend of corvina, rondinella and monlinara.
$40
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Blackstone Merlot (Sonoma)
Blackberry, cherry, spicy, chocolate. (Top wine of the year "decanter.com").
A concentrated bouquet, made from the top vineyards of the estate. Enjoy with any tomato based dishes.
$42
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Frescobaldi Rosso Di Montalcino "Campo Al Sassi" (Tuscany, Italy)
A rich, purple-tinged ruby wine with fragrances of wild blackberry and dried plum, and an ultra-velvety mouthfeel complemented by a nervy acidity and dense, glossy tannins. The finish is satisfactori
$42
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Viberti Barbera D
Viberti's barbera d'alba has an intense, ruby-red color and a full, ethereal bouquet. The flavor is dry and full-bodied.
The wine's excellent structure and balance make it a beautiful accompaniment to full-flavored entrees, such as garlic and rosemary grilled lamb chops and filet of beef.
$45
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Simi Cabernet Sauvignon (Alexander Valley)
Intense cassis, blackberry, aged 12 months in french oak.
$45
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Ruffino "Modus" Super Tuscan Igt 2008 (Tuscany, Italy)
Highly recommended. A blend of sangiovese, merlot, and cabernet sauvignon. The texture is rich and full with notes of blueberry & chocolate.
$47
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Tormaresca "Bocca Di Lupo" Aglianico (Campania, Italy)
Ruby red in color with fruity aromas of soft, red fruit and spicy notes that are typical of aglianico.
$50
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Travaglini Gattinara (Piedmont, Italy)
Made from 100% nebbiolo in the tiny docg designated gattinara region. This wine is great with pasta, grilled fish and veal chops.
This wine is ruby red with light garnet highlights. The typical aromas of tar, violets and chocolate persist in the nose. The style of the wine is elegant and soft.
$95
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Banfi Cellars Summus 2006 (Tuscany, Italy)
This wine is a beautiful blend of sangiovese, cabernet sauvignon, and syrah. A beautiful wine with rich textures.
$95
0
Le Serre Nuove Dell'ornellaia Rosso 2009 (Bolgheri, Italy)
Full and well-rounded on the palate with notably refined, silky tannins. The finish is long with an appealing freshness.
$95
0
Antinori "Pian Delle Vigne" Brunello Di Montalcino 2005 (Tuscan, Italy)
Aromatic and complex on the nose, with hints of spices, cherries, blackberries, light tobacco and pleasant chocolate undertones.
$99
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Silver Oak Cabernet Sauvignon 2007 (Alexander Valley)
100% cabernet sauvignon aged 3 years in wood and 2 years in bottle before released.
$105
0
Banfi Cellars Brunello Di Montalcino 2000 (Tuscany, Italy)
Deep ruby tending toward garnet with age, a complex bouquet of nuts, spice and forest fragrances, a warm, spicy, austere, harmonious, tannic taste and a long, rich finish.
$110
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Luce Delle Vite 2006 (Tuscany, Italy)
A joint venture between robert mondavi and Marchese de frescobaldi; made with 50% sangiovese and 50% merlot. Rated 93 - wine spectator.
$110
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Bertani Amarone 2003 (Veneto, Italy)
This is a wine with a long history which has been defined as "a majestic wine which unites virility and grace". A noble and selected wine foremost among the valpolicella "classica" wines, it is made
$130
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Antinori Tignanello 2008 (Tuscany, Italy)
Wine spectator - 93 points. "Intense aromas of ripe blackberry and flowers, with rosemary and coffee hints. Full-bodied, with chewy, polished tannins. Excellent fruit concertration and a flavorful af
$140
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Opus One 2008 (Napa Valley)
A joint venture between robert mondavi and baron phillipe rothschild. It is a blend of cabernet sauvignon, cabernet franc, merlot malbec and petit verdot.
$210
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Tenuta Dell'ornellaia 2008 (Tuscany, Italy)
A wonderful blend of cabernet sauvignon, merlot, cabernet franc and petit verdot. One of the greatest wines in the world.
$210
0
About La Vecchia Napoli
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