Wine list & drinks

• Balbo Cabernet

  CabernetMendoza, Argentina$30

  Light, unpretentious Mendoza wines by the bottle at the best price on the list.

• Balbo Malbec

  MalbecMendoza, Argentina$30

  Light, unpretentious Mendoza wines by the bottle at the best price on the list.

• Alamos - Malbec

  MalbecMendoza, Argentina$35

  Catena's everyday label: fresh, fruit-forward, an easy match for milanesas.

• Catena Vista Flores - Malbec

  MalbecUco Valley, Mendoza$35

  Our house Malbec by the glass: Uco Valley fruit, plum and violets, soft tannins. Also in the Catena Fridays parrillada deal.

• Sterling - Merlot

  MerlotNapa, California$35

  California Chardonnay and Merlot for guests who like it Californian.

• Trumpeter Malbec

  MalbecMendoza, Argentina$35

  Rutini's young line, including a Malbec rosé for the patio.

• Sta. Julia Zuccardi - Malbec Organico

  MalbecMendoza, Argentina$35

  Zuccardi family, organic grapes, juicy and honest Malbec at a friendly price.

• Angeline - Pinot Noir

  Pinot NoirCalifornia$40

  A soft California Pinot Noir for the salmon or the chicken.

• Bodegas Fin del Mundo Reserva - Malbec

  MalbecPatagonia, Argentina$40

  Patagonian Malbec from Neuquén: cooler climate, darker fruit, a touch of spice.

• Cordero Con Piel De Lobo

  OtherMendoza, Argentina$40

  Mosquita Muerta's mischievous Malbec: fruity, easy, a crowd favorite.

• Da Vinci - Chianti

  ChiantiTuscany, Italy$40

  Tuscan Chianti and a Pinot Grigio for the pastas.

• Marqués de Cáceres - Crianza

  TempranilloRioja, Spain$40

  Rioja crianza: Tempranillo, a year in oak, great with the lomito.

• Catena - Cabernet Sauvignon

  CabernetMendoza, Argentina$50

  The family that put Argentine Malbec on the map. Ripe, structured, built for a ribeye.

• Catena - Malbec

  MalbecMendoza, Argentina$50

  The family that put Argentine Malbec on the map. Ripe, structured, built for a ribeye.

• Rutini Encuentro - Cabernet Sauvignon

  CabernetMendoza, Argentina$50

  Rutini's Encuentro line: elegant, oak-aged, one of Argentina's classic names since 1885.

• El Enemigo - Cabernet Franc

  Cabernet FrancMendoza, Argentina$60

  Alejandro Vigil's cult label. The Cabernet Franc is the sommelier's pick with the entraña.

• El Enemigo - Malbec

  MalbecMendoza, Argentina$60

  Alejandro Vigil's cult label. The Cabernet Franc is the sommelier's pick with the entraña.

• Sapo de Otro Pozo - Malbec Blend

  BlendMendoza, Argentina$70

  From the Mosquita Muerta family: a serious blend that holds its own with asado de tira.

• Mosquita Muerta - Malbec Blend

  BlendMendoza, Argentina$80

  A bold Malbec-led blend with a wink in the name. Big glass, big steak.

• Catena Alta - Cabernet Sauvignon

  CabernetMendoza, Argentina$110

  Catena Zapata's high-altitude selection: Adrianna and Angélica vineyard fruit, 18 months in French oak. The bottle for a celebration.

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• Balbo - Chardonnay

  ChardonnayMendoza, Argentina$30

  Light, unpretentious Mendoza wines by the bottle at the best price on the list.

• Balbo Sauvignon blanc

  Sauvignon BlancMendoza, Argentina$30

  Light, unpretentious Mendoza wines by the bottle at the best price on the list.

• Marteletti - Moscato Dolce

  MoscatoPiedmont, Italy$35

  Piedmont prosecco and a sweet Moscato for dessert.

• Parolvini - Moscato

  MoscatoItaly$35

  A sweet, low-alcohol Moscato for the chocotorta.

• Sterling vineyard - Chardonnay

  ChardonnayNapa, California$35

  California Chardonnay and Merlot for guests who like it Californian.

• Postales Sauvignon Blanc

  Sauvignon BlancPatagonia, Argentina$35

  Patagonian entry-level from Fin del Mundo: crisp Sauvignon Blanc and a friendly Malbec.

• Da Vinci - Pinot Grigio

  Pinot GrigioTuscany, Italy$40

  Tuscan Chianti and a Pinot Grigio for the pastas.

• Trumpeter - Malbec Rose

  RoséMendoza, Argentina$40

  Rutini's young line, including a Malbec rosé for the patio.

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• Freixenet - Cordon Negro

  SparklingCatalonia, Spain$40

  Cordon Negro cava: dry, crisp, made for empanadas on the patio.

• Martelletti - Prosecco

  SparklingPiedmont, Italy$40

  Piedmont prosecco and a sweet Moscato for dessert.

• Chandon - Brut Classic

  SparklingMendoza, Argentina$50

  Argentina's classic bubbles, made by Moët in Mendoza. Brut for the birthday toast.

• Veuve Clicquot

  SparklingChampagne, France$125

  The yellow label. When the occasion asks for Champagne.

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