WINE BY THE GLASS OR BOTTLE 03 Sparkling
04 White, Rosé 05 Red
WINE BY THE BOTTLE 06 / 07 White 08 / 11 Red
12 Rosé
Our wine list is a story of immigration. Just like the Italians, French and Spanish who came to Argentina to swap secrets with a new land, it makes the trip from Old World to New. Tracing the mingling of influences, and letting wines with European roots live next to bottles that are purely South American in origin.
The first grapes on South American soil were Listán Prieto and Muscatel de Alexandre, planted by travelling Jesuits on their way down the Andes. In 1566, a Chilean Friar called Juan Cedron crossed the mountains and established a vineyard in Argentina. Over the next 300 years, hoisted on the shoulders of the portenos who carried products on and off the ships, these vines grew (and grew and grew) all the way to Patagonia in the far South. In the 19th century, new arrivals from Italy, Spain and France brought an abundance of new grapes that reinvented themselves in the high
altitudes and southern latitudes of the Andes.
THE CRIOLLAS COLLECTION
The first vines of Listán Prieto and Muscatel de Alexandre have now grown into varieties that are native to Argentina – known as The Criollas. For centuries, it was the wine of the working family. But recently, a new generation of makers has sought to bring them to an international audience. We are proud to be the first to put them on our menu.
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WINE BY THE GLASS OR BOTTLE — 125ML / 750ML
SPARKLING
Casa Boher Brut 7.5 / 45
NV, MENDOZA, ARGENTINA
Rosel Boher Brut Rosé 10 / 60
NV, MENDOZA, ARGENTINA
Charles Heidsieck Brut Reserve 12.5 / 75
CHAMPAGNE, FRANCE
Rathfinny Estate Blanc de Blancs 13.5 / 79
2016, SUSSEX, ENGLAND
Devaux ‘Cuvee D’ Rosé / 120
NV, CHAMPAGNE, FRANCE
Charles Heidsieck Blanc de Millénaires / 245
2006, CHAMPAGNE, FRANCE
WINE BY THE GLASS — 175ML
WHITE
Masi Tupungato ‘Paso Blanco’ Pinot Gris/Torrontés / 5.5
2020, GUALTALLARY, MENDOZA
Punta del Ponte del Diavolo’ Sauvignon / 8.5
2019, FRIULI, ITALY
Bodega Pablo Fallabrino ‘Estival’ White Blend / 8.75
2020, CANELONES, URUGUAY
El Porvenir de Cafayate ‘Finca el Retiro’ Torrontés / 8.5
2019, CAFAYATE, SALTA, ARGENTINA
Maison les Alexandrins Tain L’Hermitage Viognier / 8.75
2019, RHONE, FRANCE
Franz Haas Pinot Grigio / 10.5
2019, TRENTINO-ALTO ADIGE, ITALY
La Cayetana Criolla Blanco / 12.5
2019, LOS CHACAYÉS, MENDOZA
Château Guiraud Bordeaux Blanc Sauvignon/Semillón / 12.5
2016, SAUTERNES, FRANCE
Lupa ‘Calle Contastini’ Blanco Chardonnay/Semillón / 14
2019, PARAJE ALTAMIRA, MENDOZA
ROSÉ
Lorca ‘Recoleta’ Rosé de Criolla Grande / 6.75
2019, MEDRANO, MENDOZA
Boris Kovač ‘Amelie’ Rosé / 7.25
2019, LANGUADOC, FRANCE
Montecilo Rosado Tempranillo/Garnacha/Graciano / 7.50
2019, LA RIOJA ALTA, SPAIN
Susana Balbo ‘Signature’ Rosé / 12.5
2019, PARAJE ALTAMIRA, MENDOZA
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For still wines by the glass, 125ml measures can be served on request
WINE BY THE GLASS — 175ML
RED
Lorca ‘Recoleta’ Criolla Grande / 6.75
2019, RIVADAVIA, MENDOZA
Altos las Hormigas ‘Tinto’ Bonarda/Malbec/Semillón / 7.25
2018, MENDOZA
Durigutti ‘Cara Sucia’ Cereza / 7.5
2019, RIVADAVIA, MENDOZA
Bodega Pablo Fallabrino ‘Notos’ Red Blend / 8.5
2018, CANELONES, URUGUAY
Causse du Theron ‘Terrasse’ Cahors Malbec / 10.5
2018, SOUTH WEST FRANCE
Suertes del Marqués, 7 Fuentes / 13.25
2017, DO VALLE DE LA OROTAVA, TENERIFE, SPAIN
G.D. Vajra Barbera d’Alba / 14
2018, LANGE, PIEMONTE, ITALY
Lupa ‘Calle Contastini’ Malbec/Petit Verdot / 14
2019, PARAJE ALTAMIRA, MENDOZA
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WINE BY THE BOTTLE — 750ML
WHITE
SPANISH CONNECTION
The arrival of grape varieties to Argentina came with the many Jesuits who populated the Andean regions during the 16th century.
Listán Prieto (Criolla Chica), from the Canary Islands and later Muscatel de Alexendria were the staple varieties for over 300 years. Both of these varieties crossed, spawning a series of indigenous varieties, mostly pink, known today as the Criollas.
El Porvenir de Cafayate ‘Finca el Retiro’ Torrontés / 33
2019, CAFAYATE, SALTA, ARGENTINA
Bodegas Luis Peréz ‘El Muelle de Olaso’ Palomino Fino / 43
2019, JEREZ, SPAIN
La Cayetana Criolla Blanco / 49
2019, LOS CHACAYÉS, MENDOZA
Cara Sur Moscatel Blanco / 62
2019, BARREAL, SAN JUAN, ARGENTINA
Envínate ‘Benje Blanco’ Listán Blanco / 65
2018, YCODEN-DAUTE-ISORA, TENERIFE
Puro Rofe Malvasía/Diego/Listán Blanco / 75
2018, D.O. Lanzarote, Spain
ITALIAN CONNECTION
A cursory look at many of the wine labels from Argentina will tell you where much of Argentina’s wine influence comes from. Mass immigration of Italians in the late 19th and early 20th century drastically
changed the shape and culture of Argentina, and remains the dominant influence in gastronomy and much of its culture, bringing great
expertise and skill to the wine industry of Mendoza and beyond.
Masi Tupungato ‘Paso Blanco’ Pinot Gris/Torrontés / 31
2020, GUALTALLARY, MENDOZA
‘Punta de Ponte del Diavolo’ Sauvignon / 33
2019, FRIULI, ITALY
Bodega Pablo Fallabrino ‘Estival’ White Blend / 35
2020, CANELONES, URUGUAY
Franz Haas Pinot Grigio / 39
2019, TRENTINO-ALTO ADIGE, ITALY
Principe Pallavicini Malvasia Puntinata ‘Roma’ / 40
2019, LAZIO, ITALY
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WINE BY THE BOTTLE — 750ML
WHITE
FRENCH CONNECTION
The arrival of Michel Pouget to Mendoza in 1853, who went on to form the Quinta Nomal (wine school), along with cuttings from 100 French grape varieties, changed the winemaking landscape for ever.
French varieties still dominate the fine wine tradition, Malbec being the headline act, with Chardonnay, Chenin Blanc, Semillón, Bonarda, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc fine support.
Maison les Alexandrins ‘Tain L’Hermitage’ Viognier / 35
2019, RHONE, FRANCE
Viña Progresso ‘Overground’ Viognier / 47
2019, CANELONES, URUGUAY
Château Guiraud Bordeaux Blanc Sauvignon/Semillón / 49
2016, SAUTERNES/BARSAC, FRANCE
Finca Suarez Semillón / 52
2019, PARAJE ALTAMIRA, MENDOZA
Gouffier Bourgogne Cuvee Madeleine Chardonnay / 59
2018, BURGUNDY, FRANCE
Bodega Alandes ‘Paradoux’ Sauvignon/Semillón / 65
NV, UCO VALLEY, MENDOZA
Matervini ‘Blanco’ Marsanne/Viognier / 99
2018, LOS CHACAYÉS, MENDOZA
ARGENTINA — BREAKING NEW GROUND
Whilst the influence from Europe continues to define the landscape of Argentine wine, a new breed of young winemakers
are staking a claim of their own, less influenced by winemaking traditions, and a desire to carve out an identity for themselves and take Argentina into a new and exciting future.
Lupa ‘Calle Contastini’ Blanco Chardonnay/Semillón / 55
2019, PARAJE ALTAMIRA, MENDOZA
Matiás Riccitelli ‘Old Vine’ Semillón / 85
2019, RÍO NEGRO, PATAGONIA, ARGENTINA
Zuccardi ‘Fosil’ Chardonnay / 130
2019, SAN PABLO, MENDOZA
Otronia Chardonnay Block 3 & 6 / 150
2018, CHUBUT, PATAGONIA, ARGENTINA
Catena ‘White Bones’ Chardonnay / 165
2017, GUALTALLARY, MENDOZA
WINE BY THE BOTTLE — 750ML
RED
SPANISH CONNECTION
The arrival of grape varieties to Argentina came with the many Jesuits who populated the Andean regions during the 16th century.
Listán Prieto (Criolla Chica), from the Canary Islands and later Muscatel de Alexendria were the staple varieties for over 300 years. Both of these varieties crossed, spawning a series of indigenous varieties, mostly pink, known today as the Criollas.
Lorca ‘Recoleta’ Criolla Grande / 27
2019, MEDRANO, MENDOZA
Durigutti ‘Cara Sucia’ Cereza / 30
2019, RIVADAVIA, MENDOZA
Durigutti ‘Cara Sucia’ Tinto de Rivadava Field Blend / 32
2019, RIVADAVIA, MENDOZA
Vallisto ‘Extremo’ Criolla Chica / 43
2019, HUALFIN, CATAMARCA, ARGENTINA
Suertes del Marqués, 7 Fuentes / 53
2017, DO VALLE DE LA OROTAVA, TENERIFE, SPAIN
Envínate Benje Blanco Listán Prieto / 65
2017, YCODEN-DAUTE-ISORA, TENERIFE
Fedellos do Couto ‘Lomba de Ares’ Blend / 65
2019, RIBEIRA SACRA, SPAIN
Orben / 69
2018, RIOJA ALAVESA, SPAIN
César Márquez ‘El Rapolao’ Mencía/Alicante Bouschet / 90
2019, CASTILLA Y LEÓN, SPAIN
Bodega Montecillo ‘Vińa Monty’ Garnacha / 115
2015, RIOJA ALTA/ORIENTAL, SPAIN
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WINE BY THE BOTTLE — 750ML
RED
ITALIAN CONNECTION
A cursory look at many of the wine labels from Argentina will tell you where much of Argentina’s wine influence comes from. Mass immigration of Italians in the late 19th and early 20th century drastically
changed the shape and culture of Argentina, and remains the dominant influence in gastronomy and much of its culture, bringing great
expertise and skill to the wine industry of Mendoza and beyond.
Altos las Hormigas ‘Tinto’ Bonarda/Malbec/Semillón / 29
2018, MENDOZA
Bodega Pablo Fallabrino ‘Estival’ Red Blend / 33
2018, CANELONES, URUGUAY
Vallisto ‘Extremo’ Barbera / 43
2019, SALTA, ARGENTINA
G.D. Vajra Barbera d’Alba / 55
2018, LANGHE, PIEMONTE, ITALY
Massolino Lange Nebbiolo / 65
2018, LANGHE, PIEMONTE, ITALY
Fontodi Chianti Classico / 65
2018, TUSCANY, ITALY
Ver Sacrum ‘La Dama Del Abrigo Rojo’ Nebbiolo / 69
2018, LOS CHACAYES, MENDOZA
Masi Tupungato ‘Corbec’ Malbec/Corvina / 75
2018, GUALTALLARY, MENDOZA
Fossacolle Brunello di Montalcino / 115
2016, TUSCANY, ITALY
WINE BY THE BOTTLE — 750ML
RED
FRENCH CONNECTION
The arrival of Michel Pouget to Mendoza in 1853, who went on to form the Quinta Nomal (wine school), along with cuttings from 100 French grape varieties, changed the winemaking landscape for ever.
French varieties still dominate the fine wine tradition, Malbec being the headline act, with Chardonnay, Chenin Blanc, Semillón, Bonarda, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc fine support.
Durigutti ‘Aguijón de Abeja’ Bonarda / 35
2018, CATAMARCA, ARGENTINA
Aniello ‘006’ Pinot Noir / 35
2019, RÍO NEGRO, PATAGONIA, ARGENTINA
Causse du Theron ‘Terrasse’ Cahors Malbec / 42
2018, SOUTH WEST FRANCE
Domiane de la Renardière Arbois – Pupillon Trousseau / 75
2018, JURA, FRANCE
Maison Les Alexandrins Saint-Joseph / 79
2018, NORTHERN RHÔNE, FRANCE
Riccitelli ‘Old Vines Patagonia’ Trousseau / 85
2018, RÍO NEGRO, PATAGONIA
Chateau de Valois Pommerol / 99
2016, BORDEAUX, FRANCE
Matervini ‘Tinto’ Malbec/Cabernet Franc/Petit Verdot / 99
2017, LOS CHACAYÉS, MENDOZA
Domaine Roux Gevrey Chambertain / 135
2018, BURGUNDY, FRANCE
WINE BY THE BOTTLE — 750ML
RED
ARGENTINA — BREAKING NEW GROUND
Whilst the influence from Europe continues to define the landscape of Argentine wine, a new breed of young winemakers
are staking a claim of their own, less influenced by winemaking traditions, and a desire to carve out an identity for themselves and take Argentina into a new and exciting future.
Lupa ‘Calle Contastini’ Malbec/Petit Verdot / 55
2018, PARAJE ALTAMIRA, MENDOZA
Ver Sacrum ‘Gloria S’ Garnacha / 69
2016, LOS CHACAYES, MENDOZA
BenMarco ‘Sin Limités’ Pedernal Malbec / 69
2018, PEDERNAL, SAN JUAN, ARGENTINA
Finca Suarez ‘Malbec de Parcela’ / 69
2017, PARAJE ALTAMIRA, MENDOZA
Otronia ’45 Rugientes’ Pinot Noir / 79
2017, CHUBUT, PATAGONIA, ARGENTINA
Bodega Colomé ‘Autentico’ Malbec / 79
2019, SALTA, ARGENTINA
El Porvenir de Cafayate ‘Parcela Los Cuises’ Malbec / 99
2018, SALTA, ARGENTINA
Matervini ‘Antes Andes’ Vi.a Canota Malbec / 125
2017, CANOTA VALLEY, MENDOZA
Zuccardi Piedra Infinita ‘Supercal’ Malbec / 330
2017, PARAJE ALTAMIRA, MENDOZA 330
WINE BY THE BOTTLE — 750ML
ROSÉ
Lorca ‘Recoleta’ Rosé de Criolla Grande / 27
2019, MEDRANO, MENDOZA
Boris Kovač ‘Amelie’ Rosé / 29
2019, LANGUADOC, FRANCE
Montecilo Rosado Tempranillo/Garnacha/Graciano / 30
2019, LA RIOJA ALTA, SPAIN
Susana Balbo ‘Signature’ Rosé / 49
2019, PARAJE ALTAMIRA, MENDOZA
