Wine list help

[m_ristev]

for me the breze needs quite a bit of age to show its greatness. anytime i have tasted this young it still carried quite a bit of oak.

[doug_johnson]

Thanks all for the thoughts!

And as I suspected, the foolishly priced '08 Rougeard was an error, now corrected, after I inquired to their wine director…

Clos Rougeard, Clos, Saumur-Champigny (2008) 325.

[Bdklein]

@doug johnson

Hey all,

What would you pick from this list? https://resv.theinnatlittlewashington.com/winelist/winelist.pdf

I will buy one from the list, and bring one, which they waive corkage on with a purchase.

I was thinking about the 2000 Tondonia rose, the '09/'11 Rougeard Breze, '13 Lamy En Remilly, '08 Rougeard, '93 Chateau de Chorey Les Cras, one of the older Voillots, or '05 Clape Cornas.

Thanks for the help!

How much is corkage if you don’t buy a bottle?

[doug_johnson]

$50 for the first 750ml bottle, $75 for the second 750ml bottle or $125 for one 1500ml bottle. The corkage fee will be waived for each bottle (at least 750 ml) purchased.

[mpst0ck13y]

From the list above by the glass:
G.D. Vajra, Dolcetto d’Alba, Coste & Fossati, Piedmont, Italy (2015) 18

My local, very popular Italian restaurant, for a bottle:
G.D. VAJRA DOLCETTO D’ALBA PIEDMONT, 35

Nuff said.

[Stan_Y]

2007 d’Eugénie Vosne Brulées is along the lines of what I’d look for, at $175 it is barely more than current release price, good cellartracker notes, but no personal experience.