Wine List

Trois Cent Onze is centered around two main pools of attraction, its food and its wines. We believe that there is no better compliment to a well executed dish than its corresponding wine.

Today, for our greatest pleasure, wines of quality are available in various types, styles and colors, from numerous origins around the world (France, Spain, California, Oregon, Italy, Chile, New Zealand, Australia… to only name a few). Unfortunately, this may also turn a wine selection into an even more complex decision. For this reason, to accompany each wine on our list, we have included our interpretation of their characteristics in the form of a short description (thanks to our friends at the Wine Spectator, some of the wineries and our local distributors).

If not indicated differently, our listed bottles have a net content of 750ml.

Champagnes et Vins Mousseux

001
Crémant de Loire Brut NV., Grandin Loire (France) $41.00
Light and easy to like. Tastes clean, fruity and almost delicate in style, with hints of apple and melon.
002
Domaine Chandon Rose Brut., California (U.S.A.) $45.00
Delightful Rose, with notes of sweet strawberry, Cherry, red raspberry and apricot. Deep pink color with a blush of sunset.
003
Brut Non-Vintage, Moët & Chandon Champagne (France) $85.00 (Glass: $15.00)
A fruity style, with berry, candied citrus and floral aromas and flavors. Has a delicate profile.
004
Brut Non-Vintage, Veuve Clicquot Champagne (France) $95.00
A firm, medium-weight Champagne whose biscuit, citrus and wheat flavors stand up to the crisp.
005
Laurent Perrier, Demi-Sec NV. Champagne (France) $95.00
Attractive peach and graphite notes pick up a pastry accent in this soft, rich Champagne. It’s lightly sweet, with a lingering buttery finish.
006
Billecart-Salmon, Brut Rosé NV, Champagne (France) $135.00
Medium-bodied, intense and sinewy, this has a racy structure propelling its strawberry, black currant and mineral flavors. Lovely balance and harmony, with a lingering, chalky aftertaste.
007
Ruinart, Blanc de Blancs N.V. Champagne (France) $135.00
A vivid, lively, distinctive and robust Champagne with asserted flavors. Has a toasty, earthy, nutty aromas, buttery flavors and a lemony finish.
008
Moët & Chandon, Cuvée Dom Pérignon 2002 Champagne (France) $195.00
This features floral, candied citrus, pencil shaving and hazelnut aromas and flavors. It’s fresh and focused, with a firm structure offset by a mouthwatering richness and a lacy texture.

Au Verre

Whites by the glass

100
Gewurztraminer, Chateau St. Michelle 2010, Columbia River (U.S.A.)
Glass $10.00 / Bottle $35.00
Fresh and vibrant, this is zingy with pear and tangerine flavors, persisting nicely on the lively finish. There is a light sweetness for balance
101
Chardonnay 2010, Beringer’Founder Estate’, California (U.S.A.)
Glass $10.00 / Bottle $35.00
Rich fruit flavors, balanced by soft touches of butter and oak. Barrel aging and a small amount of mouth feel.
102
Pinot Grigio, Mezzacorona 2011 Vignetti delle Dolomiti, Trentino (Italy)
Glass $10.00 / Bottle $35.00
Refreshing and surprisingly rich. Balanced with bright acidity.

Rose by the glass

103
Sables d’azur, Chateau Gassier 2010 , Cotes de Provence (France)
Glass $10.00 / Bottle $35.00
Fresh berry and citrus zest aromas and flavors. Dry and vibrant with a delight fully crisp finish.

Reds by the glass

200
Cabernet Sauvignon 2009 Marqués de casa concha, Concha y Toro,Maipo Valley (Chile)
Glass $10.00 / Bottle $35.00
Concentrated, with a solid core of black currant and fig notes, all layered with alluring bittersweet cocoa, espresso and roasted vanilla, followed by a long fine-grained finish.
201
Côtes du Rhône “Parallèle 45” red 2009, Paul Jaboulet Ainé,
Southern Rhône (France)
Glass $10.00 / Bottle $35.00
Solid with fresh plum, blackcurrant, violet and grilled herb notes, with a hint of tobacco on the olive-tinged finish.
202
La Flor Malbec, Pulenta Estates 2009 Mendoza, (Argentina)
Glass $10.00 / Bottle $35.00
Offers a mix of ripe blackberry, violet and tarry mineral flavors that follow through to the solid finish.

Blancs

300
Albarino 2011, Martin Codax, Rias Baixas (Spain) $38.00
This lively white offers ripe pineapple and candied orange flavors, yet a firm backbone of acidity keeps it refreshing. Light bodied yet full-flavored.
301
La soeur cadette, Chardonnay 2009, Bourgogne (France) $45.00
Great Minerality, bright acidity with no oak Chablis like, clean, pure and focused great freshness.
302
Pinot Gris 2010, King Estate, Oregon (U.S.A.) $42.00
Tangy and bright, with grapefruit and lime accents to the pear and almond flavors. Lingers nicely.
303
Sauvignon Blanc 2010, Babich, Marlborough (New Zealand) $41.00
Bright and lively, with green pepper and herb character around a light core of refreshing lime and pear.
304
Chablis 2010, Albert Bichot, Bourgogne (France) $48.00
This Chardonnay is precise and linear with apple and some citrus aromas and flavors with good minerality.
305
Chardonnay ‘Cuvee Alexandre’ 2008 Casa Lapostolle, Casa Blanca Valley (Chile) $48.00
Very stylish, with nice underlying richness as the suave toast melds into the pear tartine, apple and floral notes. The long, creamy finish has a nice lingering minerality.
306
Gewurztraminer 2009, Trimbach, Alsace (France) $54.00
Dry and tangy, with white peach, tangerine and spice notes. There’s good snap from the firm acidity, with a modest, floral finish.
307
Sancerre 2010, Domaine Jean Vincent, Loire (France) $55.00
Very light yellow color with a lovely tart grapefruit mineral and lime nose and palate.
308
Riesling Terrassen Kamptal Reserve 2008 Loimer, Niederosterreich (Austria) $58.00
Crisp and spicy, with crunchy apple,citrus and spice flavors on a lean frame. Pure and minerally on the finish.
309
Godelo Louro do Bolo 2010,Rafael Palacio, Valdeorras (Spain) $60.00
Smoke and mineral notes frame a core of pear, herb and anise in this sleek, firm white. It has intensity and personality.
310
Chardonnay 2008, Chappellet, Napa Valley (U.S.A.) $68.00
Smooth, rich, creamy and well balanced with vanilla, pear and fig flavors that are fresh and lively. Ends with a pretty honeydew melon after taste.
311
Grgich Hills Estate, Fume Blanc 2010, Napa Valley (U.S.A.) $72.00
There is a terrific jolt of acidity in this wine, which has distinctive grapefruit, citrus, passion fruit, fresh asparagus and jalapeno notes with good density and concentration.
312
Ossian blanco 2008, Ossian Vides y Vinos, Rueda (Spain) $75.00
The ultimate expression of the Verdejo grape. Light-gold in color, it offers a fragrant bouquet of toast, minerals and spice mixed with tropical fruits and apricot. Creamy in texture, superb concentration and richness.
313
Ramey Wine Cellars, 2008, Russian River Valley (U.S.A.) $85.00
Pure, ripe and vibrant, with spicy pear, melon, citrus and green apple notes that are fresh and lively, ending with a zesty acidity
315
Meursault Clos des Ambres 2008, Arnaud Ente, Burgundy (France) $135.00
Intense but harmonious, this delicious white Burgundy shows lemon, cream, pear, toasted oak and caramelized apple flavors, even while maintaining a racy acidity and mineral tones. Fat and long on the finish.

Rosés

400
Whispering Angel 2010, Chateau d’Esclans Côtes de Provence (France) $55.00
Creamy and elegant, with fresh raspberry and glazed citrus flavors, followed by a lively and well-spiced finish.
401
Domaines Ott, Chateau Romassan 2007 Bandol (Provence, France) $95.00

Rouges

500
Beaujolais Villages 2010, Georges Duboeuf Beaujolais (France) $39.00
Bright with floral and cherry notes on a silky-textured palate. Lively acidity adds length.

501
Clos La Coutale 2008, Cahors (France) $39.00
A well constructed wine with astonishing elegance and red fruit spicy overtones, Flavor is dark cherries blueberries, pepper and a bit of tobacco.

502
Merlot 2009, Fourteen Hands Washington State (U.S.A.) $39.00
Smooth and generous, focusing its currant and mocha flavors through a lively finish against supple tannins.

503
Sebastiani Pinot Noir 2009, Napa Valley (U.S.A.) $44.00
Fruits, vanilla and toasty aromas. Fresh acidity with well integrated tannings.

504
Chianti Pannizi Riserva 2009, San Gimignano (Italy) $45.00
Brilliant, deep ruby red colour with purple shade. Ample, rich, complex and elegant bouquet. Young full bodied wine with nice texture and great balance.

505
Cabernet 2009, Angeline Alexander Valley (U.S.A.) $48.00
Fruit forward , easy to drink with admirable complexity and lenght. Has a deep garnet hue and aromas of spice, lush black cherry, blackberry and vanilla.

506
St. Emilion 2007, Chateau Bellegrave Bordeaux (France) $53.00
A pleasant red from the famed St Emilion Appellation. With fresh red fruits on the palate balanced by just the right amount of tannins. Simple but enjoyable.

507
Chinon “Les Pensees de Pallus’ 2009, Domaine de Pallus Loire Valley (France) $54.00
Distinctive, with a strong, racy graphite underpinning carrying the raspberry ganache, spice, incense and sweet olive notes through a long finish.

508
Domaine du Gros Nore 2003 Bandol (France) $58.00
Plum, Raspberries, leather, minerals, smoke meat and a bit of earthy underbrush on the very nice nose.

509
Chateau Greysac, Haut-Medoc 2008, Bordeaux (France) $59.00
Deep Ruby-garnet color. The bouquet is fresh berries, mingled with notes of cedar and spice. On the palate are lovely red fruits, with full rich flavors.

510
Rioja reserva 2008, Bodegas Muga Rioja (Spain) $59.00
This appealing red is firm and fresh, showing ripe plum and black cherry notes, along with tobacco, chocolate and orange peel. Balanced and juicy.

511
Chateau Cabezac, Cuvee Arthur 2005 Minervois (France) $65.00
Flowery aromas, followed by plum and cherry fill this elegant red. Hints of meat and smoke chime in as well, with lots of spice on the finish.

512
Zinfandel 2010, Seghesio Sonoma County (U.S.A.) $65.00
Briary and zesty, with dried sage and wild berry aromas and tightly wound cracked pepper, dried cherry and licorice flavors that finish with rustic tannins.

513
Santenay 2009, Joseph Drouhin Cotes de Beaume (Bougogne, France) $65.00
A deep ruby color and intense nose of wild fruit, blackberry, blueberry, cranberry. Long and persistent on the palate, withn flavours reminiscent of grenadine syrup or pomegranate.

514
St.Emilion Les Gravieres 2003, St. Emilion Grand Cru (France) $68.00
Dense opaque purple color is accompanied with notes of white chocolate, mocha, espresso roast and extravagant levels of black cherries and black currants. Deep full bodied.

515
Volnay 2004,Domaine Lucien Boillot & Fils Cotes de Beaume (France) $72.00
A wonderfully intense red burgundy with classic red fruit and character on the nose.

516
Chateneuf du Pape Telegrame 2006, Rhone Valley (France) $85.00
Aromas of red cherry, currant and raspberry. Full bodied with a soft palate with an up front fruit and lots of herb tinged strawberry and kirsch in the mouth.

517
Cabernet Sauvignon 2008, Clos Pegase Napa Valley (U.S.A.) $79.00
Rich and polished, showing layers of mocha-laced currant, blackberry and black cherry, with shades of anise and herb, framed by tight cedary oak and chewy tannins.

518
Etude, Pinot Noir 2008 Carneros (U.S.A.) $85.00
A firm, taut, concentrated style, with a slight green edge to the earthy raspberry and blackberry flavors.

519
Merlot Napa 2007, Shafer Napa Valley (U.S.A.) $89.00
Dark and muscular, with blackberry and currant aromas and youthful, concentrated black cherry and mocha, that shows notes of roasted game and toasty leather.

520
Bodegas Mauro, 2009 Castilla y Leon (Espana) $89.00
Notes of black and red fruits, some floral and nutmeg hints. Excellent acidity and long and subtle finish.

521
Joseph Drouhin, Nuits Saint Georges 2009 Bourgogne (France) $95.00
Deep red coluor. The aromas are powerful and elegant with notes of cherry and blackberry, as well as hints of cedar wood evolving towards gamey touches.

522
Valduero Reserva Premium 6 yrs 2004, Ribera del Duero (Spain) $115.00
Bright ruby, powerful dark fruit preserve and floral aromas complemented by smoky oak fruitcake and violet.

523
Vosnes Romané 2009, Domaine Perrot-Minot Burgundy (France) $135.00
Tightly wound, this wraps cherry and wild berry flavors around its steely spine, with spice and earth accents. Not a powerful wine, but it is intense and focused, showing balance, elegance and length.