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October is not only visually stunning as Autumn leaves reveal their brilliant red and orange glow, but when else can an adult act like a child and a child like a grown-up…or a crazed clown. Halloween creeps up on us and ushers us into the much-anticipated Holiday season. Baseball heads into the play offs and football season is in full session. Seasonal ales are abundant and we can begin to crack open those full bodied reds that remained in hibernation in our cellars due to the hot climate. Fall and winter dishes beg for those distinct wines that give new meaning to the phrase “comfort foods”. As befitting this special month, our knowledgeable wine staff has chosen a frighteningly great selection of wines to quench your thirst and satiate your palate. No tricks here – just treats. As such, we offer a cauldron of unique choices that echo this celebratory period, be they to share with family over a Ghoul stew, scare up some frightfully good yarns, or nudge you into wearing that Halloween costume you’ve been dying to try. As always, enjoy these eerie elixirs and drink outside the crypt. And as always, drink outside the box. MONTHLY SELECTIONS LOUIS DE SACY BRUT TRADITION NV RE G U L A R $43.99 GA ZE T T E S PE C I A L $34.99 The Sacy Family Estate is located in the very famous terroir in Montagne de Reims, Verzy, and they have owned vineyards in Champagne since 1633. Now that’s having long time roots in this neck of the woods, pun intended. André Sacy, in 1962, made the decision to actually produce Champagne, in lieu of simply growing the grapes, creating Champagne Sacy Père et Fils which would eventually become Champagne Louis de Sacy in 1986. Aromatic, with smoke, ripe damson plum and blackberry notes riding the creamy mousse, layered with accents of lightly charred toast, golden raisin and roasted nut. A delicious and mouth coating tangy finish. PAIR WITH SOFT CHEESES, SALADS, GRILLED SEAFOOD AND SPICY ASIAN CUISINE…AND OF COURSE, ENJOY ON ITS OWN WHILE COOKING! Michael Cristillo Certified Specialist of Wine; Corporate Wine & Spirits Buyer FIRESTONE SANTA YNEZ VALLEY RIESLING RE G U L A R $10.99 GA ZE T T E S PE C I A L $9.99 Created by Harvey S. Firestone in the 1970s where the family established the first estate winery in Santa Barbara where they pioneered and inspired other central coast wineries. The winds from the Pacific Ocean give the fruits a great breeze that helps cool the grapes developing a deep yellow hue. Crisp apple and tropical aromas. Peach and honey brighten the palate with a soft finish. PAIRS WELL WITH ENCHILADAS OR SPICY FOOD. Miguel Barberena Wine Specialist Hollywood OCTOBER 2021 CAMPI VALERIO FALANGHINA REG ULAR $17.99 GAZETTE SP E CIAL $14.99 Falanghina is most widely cultivated in Campania, just above the ankle of the boot, but also thrives in other areas in central Italy. This grape dates back to ancient Roman times and has recently enjoyed a surge in popularity. As are most typical Italian whites, this gem is crisp, racy and zesty with citrus, white peach, apricot, some tropical notes with notes of litchi and almond in the fine, lively, cleansing, mineralladen finish. A great alternative to the same ol’ Pinot Grigio. A PERFECT PAIRING FOR WHITE FISH, SHELLFISH, DELICATE POULTRY AND FONTINA OR MOZZARELLA CHEESES. Geoff Nicoll Dir. Beer, Wine & Spirits LOBSTER REEF MARLBOROUGH SAUVIGNON BLANC REG ULAR $14.99 GAZETTE SP E CIAL $11.99 Impacted by recent frosts, Marlborough has lost approximately 30% of the yields they are accustomed to, and when coupled with increased global demand, paints a rather grim picture for the immediate future. Prices will rise, news flash, but there are still ample opportunities that can satiate our need for this fun and exhilarating grape. Lobster Reef is a delicate yet varietally true example of Marlborough, without the polarizing aggressive vegetal character that some find off-putting. Quince, citrus, white flowers and delicate herbs are well-integrated and nothing stands out. REFRESHING AND FOOD FRIENDLY, THIS FUN WHITE PLAYS WELL WITH CEVICHE, GRILLED SEAFOOD, A BEET SALAD WITH GOAT CHEESE OR AS AN APERITIF. Geoff Nicoll Dir. Beer, Wine & Spirits DOMINIO DE PUNCTUM 20,000 LEGUAS AMBER WINE RE GULAR $17.99 GAZ E TTE SP E CI A L $15.99 From a fully organic and biodynamic winery in the province of Cuenca near central Spain sitting at an altitude of 800 meters above sea level comes this delicate still amber, ripe for consumption. A beautiful light orange in the glass produced from skin-contact fermentation of Chardonnay grapes starts with aromas of fresh mint, hearty walnuts, and succulent golden apples. A nicely acidic pop on the front with notes of citrus rind, juicy stone fruit, and golden raisins with hints of minerality and medium finish with minimal funk. Fresh and delicate, a must try for those newly initiated in the “orange” wine category. SERVE AS AN APERITIF OR PAIR WITH GOAT CHEESE SALAD, GRILLED CHICKEN KABOBS, OR ARRABIATA SPAGHETTI. Joe Richard Wine Specialist La Jolla DOMAINE HERVÉ AZO CHABLIS RE GULAR $24.99 GAZ E TTE SP E CI A L $19.99 Hervé Azo’s career in wine began with love-at-first-sight (“un coup du foudre”). When this native Breton left his high-powered job in Paris to work the harvest in Chablis in the early 1970s, he never returned. The soils are as classic and pedigree as they come, with the Chablis and premier cru vineyards rooted to the famous Kimmeridgian limestone, rich in prehistoric fossils, and the Petit Chablis from the Portlandian limestone just outside the limits of classic Chablis. A slightly ripe nose flirts with exotic fruit of apricot and white peach. There is an excellent mid-palate density to the textured medium weight flavors that coat the palate, extending the mouthwatering and very long finish. PAIR THIS BEAUTY WITH ALL SEAFOOD AND POULTRY AS WELL AS WITH STRONGER CHEESE SUCH AS GRUYÈRE OR COMTÉ. Michael Cristillo Certified Specialist of Wine; Corporate Wine & Spirits Buyer

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