• Wine

 SPARKLES

Le Colture Valdobbiadene Spumante Fagher Italy-Bottle $25
Nothing says “Celebrate” like a Prosecco toast.

Kenwood Rose Brut NV California -Bottle $28
A great way to start the day… a sexy light pink glass of bubbly that is delicate, refreshing, and balanced. Almost a healthy drink, really.

Richard Grant Napa Valley Reserve 2004 Napa Valley-Bottle $53
If you’re not already celebrating, you will be when you taste this.

Gruet Blanc De Noir NV New Mexico-Bottle $32
Pure excitement in a flute from you know who. Citrus, spice and muscle…wow.

 

THINK PINK

Birichino Vin Gris 2010 California -Glass  $8/Bottle  $27
A basket full of berries with a beautiful, soft finish – excellent for a picnic.

Syrah Rose 2008 Santa Cruz Mountains- Glass  $8/Bottle  $26
A light, fruity wine filled with strawberries. Nice summer drinking.

WONDERFUL WHITES

Zolo Torrontes 2010 Mendoza, Argentina- Bottle  $23
Unique varietal to Argentina, you must try this wine. It’s all the rage. Drink today, for tomorrow we Tango!

Trefethen Dry Riesling 2008 Napa Valley- Bottle  $32
Rieslings are one of the most versatile wines with food and this one is a juicy show-off.

Navarro Gewurztraminer 2008 Santa Cruz -Bottle  $27
Neglected, often misunderstood, the classic spicy gewertz with a hint of ripe peaches. Go ahead, give it a try.

Frogsleap Vineyards Sauvignon Blanc 2010  Napa Valley-Bottle  $28
Dry, crisp, white wine using only organic grapes seeking slightly spicy dish for rendevous on the palate, tonight or whenever.

Sterling Vineyards Sauvignon Blanc 2010 Napa Valley-  Glass  $8/Bottle  $26
Brought back by popular demand! Ripe melons, figs and citrus seal the deal.

Michael David Winery Incognito 2010 Lodi  $26
Ripe and crammed with fruit, this unoaked blend leaves only the expression of hidden bliss.

Lee Family Farm Verdelho 2010 Lodi -Bottle  $25
All the way from the Azores, the Verdelho grape stock likes it rough- a dry climate, rocky soil and not much water produces an amazing wine with hints of bananas, apples, pear and pineapple. This is the “next big thing.” Try it now.

Pine Ridge Winery Chenin Blanc / Viognier 2010 Napa Valley- Glass $8/Bottle  $23
Delicious melon aromas waft from the glass, crisp fruit greets you as you take your first sip – go ahead, live on the Ridge.

Vinho Verde Broadbent NV Portugal -Bottle  $18
The most thirst quenching wine on the planet, Portugal’s popular spritzy wine is so refreshing and delicious you might find yourself gulping rather than sipping. Shipped in refrigerated containers to preserve its freshness, this wine is fabulous with salads and only 9% alcohol. Drink some now.

Butterfield Station Chardonnay 2010 California -Bottle  $18
Crisp, ripe, green apples, soft peaches and buttery rum – we don’t know if we should drink it or bathe in it.

Sonoma Cutrer Chardonnay 2010 River Run Valley -Bottle $35
Truly the best of the buttery Chardonnays. If you’re passionate about a big, round, buttery Chard with a pedigree, this one’s for you.

Storr’s Winery Chardonnay 2009 Santa Cruz Mountains -Glass $10/Bottle $32
Santa Cruz Mountain grapes in a beautiful, well-balanced, some-what fruity, Chardonnay. “The” house Chardonnay of Santa Cruz County!

Mt. Eden Vineyards Chardonnay 2008 Edna Valley- Bottle $32
Wolff Vineyard is Edna Valley’s oldest vineyard.  A rifle shot from the Pacific Ocean, the sea breeze is palatable in this amazing wine.  Cool weather and a drought produced a low yield for this particular vintage producing a high expression of terrior

Rombauer Vineyards Chardonnay 2009 Carneros -Glass $13/Bottle $52Oh, The Joy of Chardonnay. This is The Ultimate Chardonnay Experience, ask anyone.

Grgich Hills Estate Chardonnay 2008 Napa Valley-Bottle  $52
Mike Grgich… need we say more? The best Chardonnay there is!

Dancing Coyote Albarino 2008 Clarksburg- Glass $8/Bottle  $19
Peach Pie in a glass with a slightly peppery finish, easy on the palate & a pretty cheap date to boot!

Torri Mor Pinot Gris 2009 Oregon- Bottle $28
A tongue tingling bright, energetic and oh so juicy wine.

Bargetto Pinot Grigio 2008 Santa Cruz Mountains-Glass $8/Bottle  $26
A salad’s best friend. Soft, ripe and smooth, totally agrees with anything – a true diplomat.

BODACIOUS REDS

Cabernet Franc 2009 Santa Cruz Mountains- Glass  $8/Bottle  $26
Exclusively produced and bottled by Hunter Hill Winery for Michael’s On Main, we think this wine is fabulous and think you will, too.

Hunter Hill Pinot Noir 2010 Santa Cruz Hellenthal Vineyard- Glass $9/Bottle $35
South central coast / east west orientation to cool Pacific Ocean breezes produces a beautifully engaging Pinot with mouth filling flavors of ripe currents.

Alfaro Family Vineyards Pinot Noir “A” 2008 Santa Cruz -Bottle $38
If this were a beauty contest, this Pinot would win for it’s classic, straightforward appeal….and it’s desire for world peace.

Storrs Pinot Noir 2007 Santa Cruz Mountains-Glass $9/Bottle $38
This smooth operator has all the right moves, watch out girls.

Chalone Vineyard Pinot Noir 2010 Monterey -Bottle $32
See what spending 10 intimate months with french oak will do for you. The fruits and tannins have mingled into a truly hedonistic glass of wine. You’re tempted to try, aren’t you?

Samantha Starr Pinot Noir 2009 Monterey County -Bottle $28
What’s not to love? Cherry, licorice, fruit driven wine with a spicy finish. Like an Italian sportscar. Beautiful and well-made.

Richard Grant Pinot Noir 2007 Napa Valley -Bottle $48
Over 2,000 years ago, this wine was brought to Britain by the Romans. Cuttings from this vine were brought from Wrotham, England to Napa Valley and now we can enjoy this ancient, rare treat!

Butterfield Station Merlot 2009 California -Bottle $18
A blend of Petite Syrah adds body and spice to this classic Merlot.

Hunter Hill Merlot 2007 Santa Cruz Mountains- Glass $9/Bottle $28
Beautiful color, 100% Santa Cruz Mountains grapes. An elegant true Merlot from our nice neighbor.

Cannonball Merlot 2007 Napa- Bottle $26
She’s full-bodied and polished, and she leaves a lasting impression.

Heitz Cellar Cabernet Sauvignon 2006 Napa Valley- Bottle $53
Bring a knife and fork for this one. A great big, beautiful Cab with a fine reputation.

Soquel Vineyards Cabernet Savignon 2007  Santa Cruz Mountains- Glass $9/Bottle $32
A full-bodied delight from our neighbors in Soquel.

Rock & Vine Cabernet Sauvignon 2009 Napa Valley- Bottle $28
An intensely rich wine with ripe black fruit flavors and pleasant spicy element of excitement….yum

Stephen Vincent Crimson 2010 California – Bottle $23
Deep red in color the blend of Syrah and Cabernet has a rich nose of darkness…dark berries and chocolate that is!

Ursa Vineyards Petite Syrah 2006 California- Bottle $24
Sassy, nicely textured, boasting of ripe, grapey flavors that linger on the palate…a rib-eye’s soul-mate.

Sanit Cosme Cotes du Rhone 2010  France- Bottle $26
A phenomenal deal on a classic Rhone.

Wolftrap Red 2010 Cape of Good Hope, South Africa- Glass $8/Bottle $27
A very unusual blend of Syrah, Mourvedre, Cinsault and Viognier and a tough of French oak for an amazingly smooth value with an exciting finish.

Altocedro Tempranillo 2010 Argentina - Glass- $8/Bottle  $27
Grapes picked from vines that are 47 years old are beautifully aged in French oak to create this deliciously passionate wine.

Legado Munoz Tempranillo 2010 Castilla, Spain- Bottle $23
Sexy little number wafting cherries and plums, bursting with juicy acidity and bright raspberry fruit.

Wolftrap Red 2010 Cape of Good Hope, South Africa- Glass $8/Bottle $27
A very unusual blend of Syrah, Mourvedre, Cinsault and Viognier and a tough of French oak for an amazingly smooth value with an exciting finish.

Valcantara Old Vine Garnacha 2008 Spain- Bottle $19
Winning the compatibility award, you can drink this wine with anything on the menu; it’s so smooth and versatile.

Legado Munoz Tempranillo 2010 Castilla, Spain- Bottle $23
Sexy little number wafting cherries and plums, bursting with juicy acidity and bright raspberry fruit.

Bonny Doon Vineyard Contra 2009  Contra Costa County- Bottle $23
This blend of old-vine fruits from older vineyards in Contra Costa County surely hits the mark of a highly drinkable wine!

Zolo Malbec 2010 Mendoza, Argentina- Glass $8/Bottle $21
Pair this with the Pot Roast and you’ll think you’ve died and gone to heaven. It truly is a great find.

Klinker Brick Winery Zinfandel 2009 Lodi- Glass $8/Bottle $28
A Lodi Old Vine Zinfandel brings home all the jam you ever wanted… and more!

Ridge Vineyards Zinfandel Blend 2009 East Bench- Bottle $35
From the winery that practically “invented” Zinfandel.

Rombauer Zinfandel 2009- Bottle $43
So jammy, we don’t know if we should drink it or spread it on toast.

Scott Harvey Barbera 2008 Amador -Bottle $32
Subtle hints of cherry and berry explode onto your palate…enhanced with white pepper, exotic spices and balanced tannins.  The finish is covered with black licorice, whips, and chains.

Cinnabar Mercury Rising 2008 Santa Cruz -Glass $8/ Bottle $28
What’s not to love? Fruity, oaky fat, juicy and sensual. Go ahead and try it.

Thomas Fogarty Skyline 2006 Santa Cruz- Bottle $28
Beautiful blend of everything yummy…Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc in one delicious glass.