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The Marbella White Wine List
We hope you find one of your
favorite white wines to enjoy with your next meal at Marbella.
Manolo Torres has hand selected outstanding wines from around
the world for your dining pleasure. Featured on our list is an
excellent selection of Spanish wines, California Chardonnays
and other international flavors.
Spanish White Wine
020 Bodegas Montecillo Cumbrero Bianco Rioja 21.95
021 Vega Sindao Chardonnay Navarra 23.95
022 Marques de Riscal Rueda White Rioja 24.95
023 Vionta Albarino Rias Baixas 28.95
024 Burgans Albarino Rias Baixas 29.95
025 Torres Vina Esmeralda Penedes 29.95
026 Marquis de Caceres Blanc Rioja 23.95
027 Torres Gran Vina Sol Penedes 32.95
028 Gran Bazan Albarino Rias Biaxas 35.95
029 Torres Fransola Green Label Penedes 53.95
030 Torres Milmanda Penedes 87.95
031 Torres Vina Sol Penedes 22.95
American Chardonnay
040 Glen Ellen California 20.95
041 Columbia Crest Washington 22.95
042 Woodbridge California 22.95
043 Beringer Napa 28.95
044 Chateau Ste. Michelle Washington 27.95
045 Zaca Mesa Santa Barbara 29.95
046 Markham Napa 35.95
047 Robert Mondavi Napa 41.95
048 Jordan Winery Sonoma 58.95
049 Stag’s Leap Winery Napa 41.95
050 Ferrari-Carano Alexander Valley 56.95
051 Acacia Carneror 47.95
052 Chalk Hill Winery Sonoma 58.95
053 Grgich Hill Napa 87.95
054 Far Niente Napa 94.95
055 Stonegate Napa 45.95
056 Clos Du Bois Sonoma 26.95
American Sauvignon Blanc
060 Columbia Crest Washington 20.95
061 Robert Mondavi Fume Blanc Napa 40.95
062 Valley of the Moon Pinot Blanc Sonoma 29.95
063 Sterling North Coast 25.95
American Riesling
070 Columbia Winery Washington State 20.95
071 Covey Run Washington State 19.95
072 Woodbridge, by Robert Mondavi California 18.95
New Zealand White
080 Glesen Estates Chardonnay Canterbury 29.95
081 Villa Maria Private Bin Sauvignon Blanc Gisborne 23.95
Australian White
090 Rosemount Show Reserve Chardonnay Hunter Valley 41.95
Italian White
100 Teruzzi & Pethold Vernaccia Tuscany 26.95
101 Principessa Gavi Piedmont 31.95
102 Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio Friuli 39.95
French White
110 Michel Picard Vouvray Loire 24.95
111 Louis Latour Chablis Chablis 28.95
112 Louis Jadot Pouilly-Fuisse 44.95
113 Trimbach Riesling, Cuvee Frederic Emile Alsace 61.95
114 Leflaive Meursault Meursault 99.95
115 Laflaive Puligny Montrachet Puligny Montrachet 85.95
Chilean White
120 Santa Carolina Chardonnay Maipo Valley 20.95
121 Santa Rita Chardonnay Lontue Valley 21.95
122 Errazuriz Chardonnay Casablanca Valley 25.95
123 Casa la Postolle Chardonnay Casablanca Valley 25.95
Blush
140 Marques de Caceres Rose Spain 18.95
141 Fortant de France White Merlot France 20.95
142 Woodbridge White Zinfandel California 21.95
143 Beringer White Zinfandel California 23.95



Celebrate With A Bottle
of Dom Perignon
When you make your way to our
Sparkling Wine List, you will notice we feature Dom
Perignon Champagne and Rose. This world famous wine is the
prestige cuvée of the giant Moët et Chandon Champagne house.
The next time you are celebrating a special occasion at
Marbella, keep in mind we always have a well chilled bottle of
Dom on hand.
Although Dom Pérignon, the
seventeenth-century cellarmaster of the Abbey of Hautvillers,
didn't invent sparkling wines, he is acknowledged for greatly
improving the process. He's credited for his work in
preventing champagne bottles and corks from exploding by using
thicker bottles and tying the corks down with string. Even
then, it's said that the venerable monk lost half his
champagne through bursting bottles.
Dom Perignon is also celebrated
for developing the art of blending wines to create champagnes
with superior flavor. It is named after the famous monk, who
was the most important early influence in the development of
Champagne into the sparkling wine we know today. It was not
the first Champagne to use his name, as early in the last
century small proprietaire-recoltants (farmer-growers) at
Hautvillers, employed it for their wine. Unfortunately for
them they did not register the name, Dom Perignon, as a
trademark.
Dom Perignon was born Pierre Perignon in 1640, the son of a
clerk to the local judge at Saint-Menehould, a small town to
the east of the Champagne region. At the age of 19 he entered
the Benedictine Order at the Abbey of Saint-Vannes at Verdun.
When he was just 28 he was appointed cellarmaster at the Abbey
of Hautvillers.
Long-time rumours that Dom Perignon had heightened tasting
faculties because he was blind are completely without
foundation. It seems that he did have a serious problem with
his vision at one stage in his life but this healed in due
course.
While he is often attributed with the invention of Champagne,
there are earlier recorded instances of the production of
sparkling wines by the Champagne method. Nevertheless he was a
remarkable viticulteur (grape grower) and winemaker and
clearly well ahead of his generation.
It is likely that he was the
first to teach blending skills in the Champagne region, and he
also appears to have been the first person to successfully
contain the local sparkling wine in reinforced glass bottles
by sealing them with Spanish corks.
However the first recorded production of bottle fermented
sparkling wine is dated a century before Dom Perignon's birth,
in 1531, at the Abbey of Saint-Hilaire at Limoux in southern
France. This abbey was also a Benedictine property and it may
well be that Dom Perignon received some guidance from its
winemaking techniques, - but this is mere conjecture.
Sometime around the late 1920's, Champagne Moët et Chandon
adopted his name for their new luxury or prestige cuvée of
Champagne. Helped in part by Hollywood glamour, this extremely
well marketed brand has developed a widespread reputation in
countries across the globe. In most vintages it has proved to
be considerably above average in quality and is in huge
demand.
So the next time you are
celebrating at Marbella, keep in mind that we have an chilly
bottle of bubbly with the name Dom Perignon on waiting for
you.

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for 2
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Make Your Reservation Today!
If you are planning something
special, be sure to give us a call ahead of time. We are
always thrilled to assist in making your experience at
Marbella unforgettable. If you have a very special romantic
evening in store, call us first and we can order fresh roses
or flowers for your table. If you are planning the ultimate in
special events, a wedding proposal, make sure you call us
before you arrive. One of our tuxedoed waiters can bring your
engagement ring on a silver tray in a glass of champagne right
before you propose. To make reservations, please
call 216-464-9939.



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