Drink Menu

Bottle Beer

Budweiser
Bud Light
Bud Select
Miller Light
Coors Light
Moretti
Kaliber NA
Sam Smith Cider
North Coast Old Rasputin Stout
Affligem Blond
New Belgian Abby
Bells Amber
Baccardi Raspberry
Baccardi Sangria
Michelob Ultra

Draft Beers

Guinness
Majic Hat
Blue Moon
Black Dog Crystal
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
Bitburger Pilsner
Centennial IPA
Kasteel Rouge
North Coast Scrimshaw
Big Sky Moose Drool
Sam Adams Winter Lager
Schlafly Hefewizen

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Wines By the Glass

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White

Copperidge White Zinfandel, California
Light bodied blush with easy notes of strawberries and a mildly sweet finish. Glass $5 – Bottle $18

“The Paradise” Pinot Grigio, Italy
Fresh tropical fruit and a floral aroma, light and refreshing. Glass $5 – Bottle $18

Leonard Kreusch Johannisberg Riesling, Germany
Crisp, with a mild sweetness. Glass $5 – Bottle $18

Forestville Chardonnay, California
Versatile with foods and excellent on its own, this is everything you want in an easy-going Chardonnay. Glass $5 – Bottle $18

Mulinea Chardonnay, Italy
A crisp white that has seen very little oak. Lots of fresh tropical fruit flavors with a mild buttery finish. Glass $7 – Bottle $26

Red

Angeline Pinot Noir, California
Sourced from the famed Russian River Valley, a well- known source for elegant Pinot Noir. Angeline is in the Martin Ray family of wines and has been honored as the “Winery of the Year” twice in recent years by Wine & Spirits magazine. Glass $7 – Bottle $26

Canyon Road Merlot, California
With a soft and elegant mouthfeel, this wine has deep flavors of rich cherries and jammy blackberries, followed by hints of vanilla and spice. Glass $5 – Bottle $18

Mulinea Nero d’Avola, Italy
Nero d’Avola is the premier red grape of Sicily, aged in stainless steel tanks to preserve a freshness and liveliness that makes a perfect accompaniment for most pizza. Glass $7 – Bottle $26

Maipe Malbec, Argentina
This Malbec has a deep purple color with violet tints, complex plum, fig, strawberry, spices and floral aromas; rounded and velvety tannins, excellent length with a distinguished character. Glass $7 – Bottle $26

Majnoni Chianti, Italy
Made from organically produced grapes, this comes from one of the finest but unknown producers in the region. With its combined fruitiness and earthiness, this is another great pairing with wood-fired pizza. Glass $7 – Bottle $26

Reilly’s “Barking Mad” Shiraz, Australia
An inky black color with flavors of sweet ripe plum and floral overtones. The palate is rich and smooth with sweet French oak complimenting the subtle spice and ripe dark fruits. Glass $7 – Bottle $26

Montpelier Cabernet Sauvignon, California
Soft plum and berry flavors coat the palate complemented by a full mouthfeel and lingering finish. Glass $5 – Bottle $18

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Bottle Selections

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White

2 Princes Riesling, Germany
Actually made by a family of princes, this wine displays a perfect balance between fruit and acidity with slate characteristics finishing with a mild sweetness. Bottle $26

Luis Felipe Edwards Sauvignon Blanc, Chile
Delicate tropical fruits with an exotic green character with a lingering crispness. Bottle $28

Baron de Luze Bordeaux Blanc, France
A seamless blend of Sauvignon Blanc and Semillon, rich with a clean finish. Bottle $22

Castellari Bergaglio Fornaci Gavi, Italy
A popular grape in its homeland, Gavi is little known here but is a crisp, refreshing and easy wine. Bottle $35

Scott Family Vineyards Chardonnay, California
From the up-and-coming Arroyo Seco region of Santa Barbara comes this wonderfully buttery and luscious all-purpose Chardonnay. Bottle $38

Vigne Rare Moscato d’Asti, Italy
Sweet teeth delight! Mouth-coating and decadent wine. Bottle $26

Red

“The Paradise” Montepulciano d’Abruzzo, Italy
This blend of Montepulciano and Sangiovese makes an easy and wonderful pairing with pizzas of all types. Bottle $18

La Passione Sweet Red, Italy
La Passione is a sweet, lightly sparkling wine that is sure to be a crowd pleaser. Made mostly of the Brachetto grape, it has aromas of raspberries and strawberries. Bottle $26

Cloudline Pinot Noir, Oregon
This elegant wine has fine texture, soft tannins, good acidity and a strong core of fruit. Bottle $35

Grand Veneur Cotes du Rhone, France
A potent blend of 80% Grenache and 20% Syrah. Full-bodied with flavors of fresh berries and spices. Bottle $35

Belcore Sangiovese/Merlot, Italy
Bottle $45

Novelty Hill Cabernet Sauvignon, Washington
A richly aromatic wine with layers of ripe plum, red currant and sweet black fruit. This is a classic, full-bodied Cabernet with a long-lasting, concentrated finish. Bottle $45

Chateau Pontet Fumet St Emilion Grand Cru, France
Merlot-based classic blend aged in new oak; rich, ripe and powerful. Bottle $50

Frog’s Leap Zinfandel, California
Dry farmed and organically grown grapes add to the complexity of the wine and well-being of the land. A perennial high-scoring wine. Bottle $60

Casisano Brunello di Montalcino, Italy
Made from the Sangiovese Grosso grape in Tuscany, this is a powerful yet food-friendly red. Bottle $95

Orin Swift Papillon, Napa Valley
Ruby red with notes of campfire, toast and sweet vanilla. On the palate - wild strawberry, rhubarb, and sassafras. And the finish - 30 plus seconds with an impression of cherry pie. Bottle $100

Caymus Special Selection Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley
Grapes selected from special vineyards in Rutherford make up this outstanding bottling from the famed Cab specialists. Bottle $125