Enomatic Wines

Sandhill Okanagan Valley, BC 2007
One Bordeaux Blend
A full bodied, rich wine with velvety tannins and great mouth feel. A deep black purple colour with a complex bouquet of sweet oak, rich vanilla and sweet chai spice. The wine lingers on the finish with notes of black fruits, sweet spice and smoke.
2oz $6 • 5oz $12 • 7oz $17

Osoyoos Larose VQA Okanagan, BC 2005
Le Grand Vin, Bordeaux Blend
A classic Bordeaux style wine it is rich in character and personality with hints of cherry, raspberry and tabbacco.
2oz $6.5 • 5oz $13 • 7oz $17

Laughing Stock VQA Okanagan Valley, Canada 2007
Portfolio

A world class Bordeaux blend which combines Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Canernet Franc, Malbec & Petit Verdot to create a multi layered complex wine. Densely packed with candied cherry, black berries and dark chocolate tones. Rich, layered and concentrated, Portfolio finishes with a smooth, refined elegance.
2oz $7 • 5oz $13 • 7oz $18

Mission Hill VQA ~ Okanagan Valley, Canada 2006
Oculus
A Bordeaux inspired wine with a blend of Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot, this wine has hints of plum, black cherry and dark chocolate. This wine is big and bold.
2oz $8 • 5oz $17 • 7oz $24

Santa Rita Medella Real ~ Maipo, Chile 2006
Cabernet Sauvignon Special Reserve Wine Spectator ~ 91 pt
A ripe, concentrated Chilean red, with a broad range of macerated currant, fig paste, espresso, loam and black licorice notes all carried by dense but integrated tannins
2oz $5 • 5oz $10 • 7oz $14

Bodega Renacer ~ Mendoza, Argentina 2008
Malbec Robert Parker ~ 90 pt
Made in a late-harvest style, this deep purple-coloured wine reveals a nose of spice box, incense and black cherry. Layered and rich on the palate, it conceals some ripe underlying tannin. It is an amazing fruit bomb.
2oz $5 • 5oz $8 • 7oz $12

Bodegas Nieto Senetiner ~ Mendoza, Argentina 2006
Cabernet Shiraz Reserva Wine & Spiris ~ 88 pt
Oodels of cassis and velvety cappucinno flavours, the wide range of flavors seduces with notes of pencil lead, blackberry and fig.
2oz $5 • 5oz $10 • 7oz $14

Yalumba Barossa Scribbler ~ Australia 2006-07
Cabernet/Shiraz Wine Spectator ~ 90 pt
Focused and expressive. Not a huge wine, but the distinctive tobacco and black olive overtones add depth and interest to the core of black cherry and dark plum fruit. Lingers well.
2oz $6 • 5oz $12 • 7oz $17

Langmeil ~ Barossa Valley, Australia 2006
Three Gardens Shiraz/Grenache/Movurvedre
Wine Advocate ~ 90 pt
Aged for 12 months in seasoned French and American oak it offers a lovely perfume of cedar, tobacco, plums and black cherry. Medium bodied, the wine has ample spicy blue and black fruit flavours but narrows slightly in the finish.
2oz $5.5 • 5oz $12 • 7oz $14

Red Wine

Jackson Triggs VQA Merlot BC
For the inner child in us who hides from their parents in the orchard, eating those plump ripe cherries, this one is for you. Minus the bee stings of course.
Glass 7.99 • 1/2 Litre 25.99 • Bottle 35.99

Peter Lehman Weighbridge Shiraz Australia
The Weighbridge, where mates hang out and last night’s stories are exaggerated into legend. Grab a glass, become a legend.
Glass 8.99 • 1/2 Litre 29.99 • Bottle 39.99

J Lohr Painter Bridge Zinfandel California
Jerry Lohr started searching for perfect grape growing conditions throughout California in the late 1960’s. We hope he remembers where he planted these ones, because they sure work for us.
Glass 7.99 • 1/2 Litre 25.99 • Bottle 35.99

Wente Southern Hill Cabernet Sauvignon California
‘The Course at Wente’ is the 5th stop on the PGA Nationwide tour. This one’s a stroke of genius.
Glass 9.99 • 1/2 Litre 29.99 • Bottle 39.99

Montebuena Rioja Spain
A coalition of 175 Spanish vintners joined forces to produce wines such as this one. This is easily the most impressive example of Spanish teamwork in years.
Glass 8.99 • 1/2 Litre 29.99 • Bottle 39.99

Chateau Pey La Tour Bordeaux France
A drawn out legal battle forced this winery to adopt a new name. Leave everything behind, take a sip yourself and drift into anonymity.
Glass 9.99 • 1/2 Litre 29.99 • Bottle 39.99

Duck Pond Pinot Noir Oregon
Nothing Daffy here when a bottle of this is quacked open. This wine sheds imperfections like water off a... we’ve taken this too far, haven’t we?
Bottle 69.99

Kim Crawford Pinot Noir New Zealand
There is a widely held belief at Kim Crawford that a happy work environment is transferred to the bottle. One sip of this might have you at the New Zealand embassy checking out a work visa.
Bottle 49.99

Allegrini Amarone Italy
This family has been making wines in the same region since 1557. Their North American clientele wasn’t nearly as large back then as it is now.
Bottle 169.99

Prunotto ‘Brussia’ Barolo Italy
This wine comes to us from a town called Alba, which is nearly as sexy as the name suggests.
Bottle 149.99

Camigliano Gualto Brunello Riserva Italy
Having just built a brand new and massive subterranean wine cellar we were wondering if they had the same contractor as Dr. Evil?
Bottle 179.99

Amarone Della Vapolicella Amarone Italy
Only the Italians could make dried grapes sexy.
Bottle 89.99

Antinori Peppoli Chianti Classico Italy
Like so many Chiantis, this one is cloaked in darkness and shrouded in mystery. It certainly won’t leave room for fava beans.
Bottle 65.99

Pirramimma Petit Verdot Australia
Eleven years of research went into this bottle. Crack it open and taste the results.
Bottle 49.99

Domaine Chante Perdix Chateauneuf du Pape France
The Darth Vader of the wine world, dark and powerful.
Bottle 69.99

...PAINT THE TOWN RED!

Joseph Phelps Cabernet Sauvignon California
Known for making Bordeaux-style wines in California, this wine manages to capture old-world style winemaking, without the baguettes and scarves.
Bottle 99.99

Stag’s Leap ‘Artemis’ Cabernet Sauvignon California
Stag’s Leap Manor was one of the most popular country retreats amongst the Hollywood elite. While this wine won’t make you a movie star after a few glasses I might look like one to you.
Bottle 139.99

Jacobs Creek Cabernet Sauvignon Australia
With roots buried deeply in the settlement of South Australia, we promise that the only thing this wine will steal is the show.
Bottle 49.99

Errazuriz Max Reserva Cabernet Sauvignon Chile
Perfect climatic conditions led to the best release of this Chilean classic. It’s almost a shame that 007 always stops the bad guy before he completes the weather control machine.
Bottle 39.99

Caymus Cabernet Sauvignon California
Originally Mexico owned this land until 1836.
At least they can still say they make great Tequila.
Bottle 149.99

Baron Philippe de Rothschild Escudo Rojo Cabernet Merlot Chile
This wine comes from the estate of the late Baron Philippe de Rothschild, who amongst other things was a Grand Prix race-car driver, scriptwriter, theatrical producer, film producer, poet and one of the most successful wine growers in the world, and most recently (since having re-read this passage), our hero.
Bottle 49.99

Penfolds Bin 389 Cabernet Shiraz Australia
Often referred to as “Baby Grange,” this little brother just might steal the show.
Bottle 65.99

Mission Hill SLC Syrah BC
Mission Hill hopes that their wines will provide a break from the hurried pace of day-to-day life. We’re not the type to argue.
Bottle 79.99

Kettle Valley Old Main Red Meritage BC
Named for the engine that lead the way down the rail line, this wine is a big step up in quality from what the hobos swilled after stowing away in the open cars.
Bottle 89.99

Clos de Los Siete Bordeaux Blend Argentina
In 1988, Michel Rolland and six friends started building Clos de Los Siete, near Mendoza, Argentina. It means “The Seven’s Vineyard,” but saying it in English kinda takes the mystique out of it, wouldn’t you say?
Bottle 69.99

Osoyoos Larose Le Grand Vin Bordeaux Blend BC
The definition of the perfect marriage. A Bordeaux wine maker and Okanagan grapes.
Bottle 89.99

 

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White Wine

Stone Cellars by Beringer Chardonnay California
The Napa Valley, where the days are long and warm and the evenings cool. Its five o’clock somewhere in the world, grab a glass and relax.
Glass 7.99 • 1/2 Litre 29.99 • Bottle 39.99

Prospect Townsend Jack Unoaked Chardonnay VQA BC
Named for the now-extinct White Tailed Jack Rabbit, we ask you to raise a glass, he was a good man, er... rabbit.
Glass 7.99 • 1/2 Litre 29.99 • Bottle 39.99

Mission Hill Five Vineyards Pinot Grigio VQA BC
The proprietor of Mission Hill holds a degree in Economics which is the study of production, distribution and consumption...
mmm... consumption.
Glass 7.99 • 1/2 Litre 29.99 • Bottle 39.99

Stoneleigh Sauvignon Blanc New Zealand
Using sun-stones to reflect maximum heat during the day, this wine captures the true essence of Marlborough, New Zealand. Not as smokey, though.
Glass 8.99 • 1/2 Litre 35.99 • Bottle 49.99

Sumac Ridge Private Reserve Gewürztraminer VQA BC
This may be the best selling Gewürztraminer in BC, but we bet you can’t say it three times fast.
Glass 7.99 • 1/2 Litre 29.99 • Bottle 39.99

See Ya Later Ranch Riesling Unleashed
VQA BC
When your wife leaves you with nothing but a note in the frying pan that says ‘see ya later,’ obviously she didn’t taste as good as the wine.
Glass 7.99 • 1/2 Litre 29.99 • Bottle 39.99

Cakebread Cellars Chardonnay California
This really is a wine to share.
Hang on while I grab a glass.
Bottle 109.99

Kettle Valley Pinot Gris BC
Named after a railway in the Okanagan Valley, this wine is bound to provide a first class ticket to flavour country.
Bottle 54.99

Pentage Gewürztraminer BC
Hailing from Penticton, Pentage chose their name because it’s the Greek word for “five,” which is the number of red grapes that they grow. Why Greek?
Well, it does sound better than “Fiveage.”
Bottle 49.99

La Vieille Ferme ~ Cotes du Luberon Grenache Blanc France
Established in the 1970’s, this winery was produced to provide French wine-lovers with an inexpensive, straightforward Rhone wine to be sold by direct mail. I wonder how many more postal workers had to be hired after that first week?
Bottle 39.99

Yalumba Y Series Viognier Australia
What happens when an English family of brewers moves to Australia and plants French vines? No really, can you taste this and let us know?
Bottle 49.99

Joie A Noble Blend BC
Joie, French for “joy,” truly describes what it is to drink this wine.
Bottle 55.99

Dr. Pauly Bergweiler Riesling Germany
Dr. Peter Pauly has a Ph.D. in agricultural science, which is so much better than having actors make your wine. Leave it to them to pour it for you.
Bottle 49.99

Chateau de Beaucastel Coudoulet de Beaucastel Blanc France
In 1321, Pope John XXII had barrels filled with wine from Chateauneuf. If ever there was a quality endorsement, that’s it.
Bottle 79.99

Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc New Zealand
Cloudy Bay was given its name by Captain Cook, who went on to make contact with Vancouver Island and then Hawaii. Maybe if he’d shared some of this wine during his travels he would have met a more pleasant end.
Bottle 69.99

...BEST THING SINCE WHITE BREAD

Conundrum ~ Caymus Sauvignon Blanc Blend California
An enigma wrapped in a mystery.
Bottle 69.99

Fairview Cellars Sauvignon Blanc BC
Archaeological studies have found that pre-modern humans lived on the lands where these vineyards now grow as long as 12,000 years ago, yet the first wine wasn’t produced until 1699. So many wasted years…
Bottle 59.99

Joel Delaunay Sauvignon Blanc France
Fine, less stony soil produces elegance and finesse.
Two qualities my prom date was missing.
Bottle 49.99

Villa Maria Estate Sauvignon Blanc
New Zealand
Wines like this continue to support our theory that New Zealand is good for more than just amusing sheep and hobbit trilogies.
Bottle 49.99

Cakebread Cellars Sauvignon Blanc California
While the once baker-by-trade family is just short of a baker’s dozen of relatives who contribute to the business, there is no shortage of flavour in this wine. Grapefruit, apple and melon to name a few, this is the best family reunion you’ve been to yet.
Bottle 89.99

Mission Hill SLC Sauvignon Blanc-Semillon BC
The architects who built it are international, the proprietor grew up in Europe, and the winemaker is from New Zealand. Deal with it; we’re still claiming this one as Canadian.
Bottle 69.99

Henri Bourgeois “Les Baronnes” Sancerre Blanc AOC France
Direct from one of the most important vine-growing regions in the world. Just ask them. You could go find out for yourself, but the cost of the ticket would be better spent on a bottle of this.
Bottle 69.99

a ROSE by any other name

Beringer White Zinfandel California
On the prowl for something refreshing? Take a swipe at this game.
Glass 6.99 • Bottle 34.99

Joie Rose BC
This winery is staffed by an author, a journalist, a chef, two sommeliers, a winemaker, a mechanical engineer, an historian, a farmer and another winemaker. And that’s just between three people.
Bottle 55.99

it’s a CELEBRATION

Veuve Cliquot Ponsardin ~ Brut France
How can you say no to bubbles? Traditional French champagne, elegant and smooth.
Bottle 109.99

Francis Ford Coppola ~ Rosso & Bianco Inspiration Blanc de Blancs USA
Another award winning production from the acclaimed film maker, minus the Vietnamese jungles. This one smells like victory!
Bottle 84.99

Sumac Ridge Stellars Jay BC
Had a stellar day? Have some Stellars Jay.
Bottle 59.99

Segura Viudas Brut Reserva Spain
The vineyard was originally a military post in the 11th century. Saddle up and lead your own crusade.
Glass 7.99 Bottle 39.99

 

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