RPM Italian Las Vegas - RPM Restaurants

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Located in The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, RPM Italian is modern in approach and Italian in spirit. Our daily lunch and dinner offerings feature a contemporary, chef-driven menu, daily housemade pastas and dishes meant to be shared.

3500 Las Vegas Blvd. | Las Vegas, NV 89109

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Specials

Cold Antipasti

Stracciatella BruschettaRoasted Heirloom Tomato, Basil, Housemade Ciabatta14

Steak Tartare*Beeman Ranch Sirloin, Tuscan Olive Oil, Shaved Vacche Rosse25

Grass-Fed Beef Carpaccio*Shaved Vacche Rosse,Wild Arugula, Olive Oil32

Maine Lobster CapreseBuffalo Mozzarella, Basil, San Giacomo Balsamic48

Bluefin Tuna CrudoBlood Orange, Pistachio, Controne Pepper24

Imported BurrataFall Apple Salad, Walnuts, Balsamela24

Housemade Pasta

Mama DePandi's BucatiniParmesan, Genovese Basil19

Lobster RavioliSweet Basil, Lobster Marsala36

Spicy King CrabSpaghetti Nero, Fresno Chili42

Carbonara*Spaghetti, Black Pepper Pancetta, Egg Yolk22

Short Rib BologneseHand-Cut Pasta, Short Rib Ragù30

Rigatoni alla VodkaImported Burrata, Chili Flake28

Mafaldine Cacio e PepeToasted Pepper, Cacio de Roma22

Saffron CavatelliWild Boar Ragu, Caciocavallo26

Black Truffle TortelliPergord Truffles, Leeks, Cacio de Roma36

Lemon Burrata CappellettiBruna Alpina, Controne Pepper23

*Thoroughly cooking foods of animal origin such as beef, pork, eggs, fish, lamb, milk, poultry, or shellfish reduces the risk of foodborne illness. Individuals with certain health conditions may be at higher risk if these foods are consumed raw or under cooked

Dessert

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Drinks

Wines by the Glass

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Wines by the Glass

Red Wine

Etna Rosso - Graci, '2119

Montepulciano d'Abruzzo - Ca del Sarto, '2313

Pinot Noir - Three Kings, Santa Barbara County, '2316

Pinot Noir - George, "Ceremonial", '2326

Chianti Classico, Basilica Cafaggio, '2216

Langhe Nebbiolo - Produttori del Barbaresco, '2319

Barolo - Dominico Clerico, '1927

Cabernet Sauvignon - 22 Hundred Cellars, "52W", Paso Robles, '2217

Cabernet Sauvignon - My Favorite Neighbor, "B.I.V.L.", San Luis Obispo, '2127

Super Tuscan - Le Macchiole, Bolgheri, '2227

Brunello di Montalcino- Camigliano, '1832

Wine

Wines by the Glass Half Bottles Champagne & Sparkling Domestic White Domestic Chardonnay Italian White Umbria White Rosato Domestic Pinot Noir Domestic Cabernet Sauvignon Other Domestic Red Piedmont Red Tuscan Red Super Tuscan Veneto Red Sicily Red Large Format Dessert Wines

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Red

Etna Rosso, Graci, 202119

Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, Ca del Sarto, 202313

Pinot Noir, Three Kings, Santa Barbara County, 202316

Pinot Noir, George, "Ceremonial", Russian River Valley, 202326

Chianti Classico, Basilica Cafaggio, "Single Estate", 202216

Langhe Nebbiolo, Produttori del Barbaresco, 202319

Barolo, Domenico Clerico, 201927

Cabernet Sauvignon, 22 Hundred Cellars, "52W", Paso Robles, 202217

Cabernet Sauvignon, My Favorite Neighbor, "B.I.V.L", San Luis Obispo, 202127

"Super Tuscan", Le Macchiole, "Bolgheri Rosso", 202227

Brunello di Montalcino, Camigliano, 201832

Half Bottles

Champagne & Sparkling

Featured Italian Sparkling

Ca' del Bosco, Franciacorta, "Cuvee Prestige", Brut, NVChampagne has a rival: the Italian sparkling wine zone Franciacorta. Not just following, but enforcing even stricter laws than Champagne, Franciacorta proves itself an apt competitor in the contest of the world's greatest sparkling wines. Using Pinot Nero, Pinot Bianco & Chardonnay, the region remains relatively obscure, awarding its followers with great value. Ca' del Bosco has been a leader in Franciacorta production & consistently represents quality & pride for these great Lombardian wines.144

Italian Sparkling

Franciacorta, Ca' del Bosco, "Cuvée Prestige", Brut, NVBin 0016144

Franciacorta, Ca' del Bosco, "Cuvée Annamaria Clementi", 2014Bin 0004299

Franciacorta Rosé, Contadi Castaldi, Brut, NVBin 0098115

Gavi di Gavi, La Mesma, Brut, 2015Bin 0003129

Lambrusco, Tenuta Pederzana, 2009Bin 005566

Prosecco, Bisol, "Jeio", Brut, NVBin 001079

Prosecco, Giuliana, Extra Dry, NVBin 009975

Prosecco Rosé, Bisol, "Jeio", Brut, 2021Bin 000880

Vino Spumante di Qualitá, Fèlsina, Brut, 2016Bin 0045137

Vino Spumante di Qualitá Rosé, Borgolfulvia, NVBin 000558

Vino Spumante di Qualitá Rosé, Ettore Germano, "Rosanna", NV0001122

Champagne

Champagne Ayala, "Brut Majeur", Brut, NVBin 0035145

Champagne Collet, "Art Deco", Brut, 1er Cru, NVbin 0090164

Dom Pérignon, Brut, 2013Bin 0017728

Egly-Ouriet "Les Prémices", Brut, NVBin 0006276

Gaston Chiquet, "Tradition", Brut, NVBin 0012171

Jean Vesselle, "Oeil de Perdrix", Brut, NVBin 0011209

Krug, "Grand Cuvée-170th Edition", Brut, NV0009639

Legraas & Haas, "Les Sillons", 2015Bin 0015466

Pierre Gimmonet, "Cuvee Cuis", 1er Cru, BdB, Brut, NVBin 0021216

Pierre Gimonnet, "Special Club - Cramant", Brut, 2014Bin 0019393

Pol Roger, Brut, NVBin 0026251

René Geoffroy, "Expression", Brut, NVBin 0013178

Veuve Clicquot, "La Grand Dame", Brut, 2015Bin 0053247

Domestic White

Domestic Chardonnay

Featured Domestic Chardonnay

Peay, "Estate" Sonoma Coast, 2020Chardonnay comes in many shapes and sizes, and the style of the wine reflects not only the location where it is grown but also the winemaker's aspirations. Situated just four miles from the Pacific Ocean, Peay Vineyards chose to grow their Chardonnay in a cooler temperature to keep tropical flavors at bay and allow the variety's more citrus and mineral qualities to sing. Known for using traditional Burgundian winemaking techniques, Peay's Estate Chardonnay delivers incredible vibrancy, edginess, and complexity144

Italian White

Featured Northern Italian White

Colli Tortonesi, La Colombera, "Derthona", Timarosso, 2020If ever there were an indigenous Italian varietal that could rival the body & complexity of white Burgundy, it would be Timarosso. The "Colli Tortonesi" DOC zone, which remains exceedingly small in terms of total vineyard acreage, covers to the hills (colli) around Tortona, an ancient town in Piedmont's Alessandria province, not far from Piedmont's mountainous border with Liguria. Tortona was historically known as Derthona, or Dertona, and many Timorasso-based wines (including this one) carry that archaic name on their labels. Like so many Italian grape varieties, Timorasso effectively grows here and nowhere else; it had been practically extinct until a visionary local producer resurrected it and began attracting serious critical attention in the early 2000s.98

Featured Southern Italian White

Etna Bianco, Terre Costantino, "de Aetna", 2021eruptions) to happen on the island of Sicily is the awakening of the wines of Mt. Etna. The reds & whites are based untraditionally not in vineyards, but on flattened portions of ancient lava flows from different eruptions over several centuries in a territorial system known as Contrada. Terra Costantino's vineyards climb the southeastern slope of Mount Etna at Contrada Blandano, in the territory of Viagrande, the heart of the Etna DOC zone. From here, you can see the sea and taste the windblown tang of salt in the air.79

Umbria White

Rosato

Featured Rosato

Langhe, Tenuta Carretta, "Cereja", 2021Many Italian rosé, or rosato, mimic the style made famous in Provence—with a twist. They are dry & light like the French iteration, but instead of being a wine more often consumed apart from food, they often are bottled with an overt friendliness towards the dining table. Tenuta Carretta is closing in on their 550th year of viticulture, so they are starting to get the hang of it. This rosato is a blend of Piedmontese grapes Barbera & Nebbiolo, created with a nod to both Provence & the great terroir of the Langhe69

Domestic Pinot Noir

Featured Willamette Valley Pinot Noir

Martin Woods, "Koosah", Eola-Amity Hills, 2021Winemaker Evan Martin is humbly producing some of the greatest Pinot Noir found anywhere. Like a virtuoso artist, Evan's discerning taste leads him to maniacally select only the highest of quality grapes, sourced from vineyard sites as rare and exceptional as they come. Enter his pièce de résistance, the illustrious "Koosah" vineyard bottling. The name Koosah, derived from the dialect of the Coastal Salish people, evokes a sense of awe with its poetic translation, "beautiful ceiling in the sky," a fitting portrayal of its perch atop the crest of Eola-Amity Hills. To the direct west of the Koosah vineyard lies a majestic gap in the formidable Coastal Range mountains. It is through this opening (aka "Van Duzer Corridor") that Koosah lies completely exposed to cooler marine temperatures and the constant threat of tempestuous storm systems that could devastate the vineyard at any time. One might ponder the audacity of sourcing fruit from such an extreme and dramatic setting, but in the case of Koosah, fortune favors the bold.. Here, the Pinot Noir vines thrive, un-grafted and planted on their original rootstock, basking in warm days and cool nights but also benefitting from the high elevation where intensified UV rays gift the vineyard with one of the most prolonged and perfectly balanced growing seasons in the Willamette Valley. Limited and exceptionally special, the '21 Koosah tantalizes the senses with notes of Alpine spices, macerated dark cherries, and a touch of reduced pomegranate leaving a lasting impression of indulgence and sophistication.124

Willamette Valley

Adelsheim, "Boulder Bluff", Chehalem Mountains, 2021Bin 3585246

Bryn Mawr, 2019Bin 354186

Cristom, "Jessie", Eola-Amity Hills, 2022Bin 3507261

Evening Land, "Seven Springs", Eola-Amity Hills, 2022Bin 3511137

Fox Farm, 2022Bin 3509174

Martin Woods, Koosah Vineyard, Eola-Amity Hills, 2021Bin 3573124

Prince Hill, "Dundee Hills Estate", 2022Bin 3571284

SOM, "Larry Stone", EolaiAmity Hills, 2021Bin 3583201

St. Innocent, "Momtazi", McMinnville, 2018Bin 3577171

Willamette Valley Vineyards, "Whole Cluster", Willamette Valley, 2023Bin 358778

Zena Crown, "Conifer", Eola-Amity Hills, 2016Bin 3579223

Domestic Cabernet Sauvignon

Featured Cabernet Sauvignon

Gramercy Cellars, Columbia Valley, 2018A Manhattan-based sommelier tastes some Washington State wines and is so inspired that he sells everything to move across the country to make his own. That's the start of the story of Gramercy Cellars, where a close eye on the grapes, matched with minimalist winemaking techniques and a lot of time (extended aging), has created a wine that juxtaposes Old World Bordeaux with historical California from the 1980s and 90s- a rare style today... A combination of power and elegance in your glass167

Napa Valley

Arkenstone "NVD", Howell Mountain, 2019Bin 3706399

Bond, "Pluribus", Oakville, 2019Bin 37721864

Casa Piena, Napa Valley, 2014Bin 3786464

Caterwaul, Napa Valley, 2022Bin 3700171

Dana Estates, "Hershey", Howell Mountain, 2019Bin 37401878

Dana Estates, "Onda", 2018Bin 3752583

DeBeikes, "Estate", 2012Bin 3778161

Details, Sonoma County, 2021Bin 371096

DuMOL, "Ballard", Spring Mountain, 2016Bin 3784204

Eisele Vineyard, "Altagracia", 2018Bin 3788478

Ellman Family, "Jemma", Oakville, 2018Bin 3790522

Gemstone, "Facets", 2021Bin 3712239

Grace Family, "Blank", 2016Bin 3708839

Heitz Cellar, "Martha's Vineyard", Oakville, 2015Bin 3762814

Hestan Vineyards, "Stephanie", Oakville, 2010Bin 3732201

Hundred Acre, "Morgan's Way", St. Helena, 2019Bin 37921584

Newton, "The Puzzle", 2018Bin 3756362

Obsidian, "Half Mile", Red Hills Lake County, 2021Bin 3742211

Obsidian, "Volcanic Estate", Red Hills Lake County, 2021Bin 372492

Opus One, 2018Bin 3744991

Opus One, 2021Bin 3714991

Opus One, "Overture", 2021Bin 3726554

Robert Foley, "Claret", 2016Bin 3758306

Shafer, "Hillside Select", 2012Bin 3716904

Shafer, "One Point Five", 2021Bin 3704321

Sinegal, 2021Bin 3750141

Somnium, "Estate", 2018Bin 3738461

Somnium, 2019Bin 3730272

Other Domestic Red

Piedmont Red

Featured Barbera d'Asti Superiore

Marchesi Incisa della Rocchetta, "Sant'Emiliano", 2019The Incisa della Rocchetta family is probably best known as the proprietors of Tenuta San Guido, the winery responsible for creating Sassicaia, the first "Super Tuscan". However, the family's provenance is surprisingly not in Tuscany but rather in Piedmont, on the bank of the Tanaro River just east of Asti. "Sant'Emiliano" spends a year & a half in French oak barrels, which affords the wine an elegance & depth of flavor not typically found in Barbera. This is an incredible value & a rare opportunity to enjoy a little-known wine produced by one of Italy's greatest & most revered winemaking families92

Other Piedmont Red

Colline Novaresi, Vallana, "Spanna", 2018Bin 200579

Gattinara, Nervi, "Vigneto Molsino", 2016Bin 2023351

Langhe, G.D. Vajra, Pinot Nero, 2021Bin 201386

Nebbiolo d'Alba, Paitin, "Ca Veja", 2016Bin 200983

Nebbiolo d'Alba, Sandrone, "Valmaggiore", 2019Bin 2017146

Nebbiolo di Langhe, Aldo Conterno, "Il Favot", 2021Bin 2041126

Nebbiolo di Langhe, Borgogno, "No Name", 2021Bin 2001144

Nebbiolo di Langhe, Produttori del Barbaresco, 2023Bin 202995

Nebbiolo di Langhe, Villa Giada , "Treponti" 2015Bin 200388

Nebbiolo di Langhe, Vietti, "Perbacco", 2021Bin 203991

Roero, Angelo Negro, "Prachiarossa", 2016Bin 2021104

Featured Barolo

Palladino, 2019Whether you're a vintner, enologist, sommelier, or simply a lover of fine wine, all would agree that Barolo stands among the most elite wines in the world. Just as Burgundy lovers forever debate the nuances of Vosne-Romanée versus Gevrey-Chambertin, Barolo enthusiasts of today discuss structural differences and aromatic distinctions found in each of Barolo's unique subzones. Palladino sources from vineyard sites in the Serralunga d'Alba commune, in the heart of Langhe, from soils comprised of clay and limestone, resulting in an elegant and refined style.158

Barolo "Cru"

Boscareto, Batasiolo, 2015Bin 2185318

Bricco Boschis, Roccheviberti, 2019Bin 2103306

Bricco delle Viole, G.D. Vajra, 2020Bin 2113283

Bricco Fiasco, Azelia, 2017Bin 2131341

Bricco San Pietro, Diego Pressenda, 2016Bin 2125203

Brunate, Ceretto, 2015Bin 2119401

Bussia, Aldo Conterno, 1978Bin 21471228

Bussia, Aldo Conterno, 2017Bin 2127251

Bussia, Aldo Conterno, 2018Bin 2133303

Bussia, Aldo Conterno, 2019Bin 2181311

Bussia, Aldo Conterno, "Colonello", 2017Bin 2153752

Bussia, Oddero, "Mondoca di Bussia Soprana", 1996Bin 2171579

Bussia, Parusso, 2019Bin 2207498

Cannubi, Luigi Einaudi, 2018Bin 2129424

Cannubi, Michele Chiarlo, 2019Bin 2169328

Cannubi, Sandrone, "Aleste", 2018Bin 2197429

Cerequio, Gaja, "Conteisa", 2013Bin 21211263

Cerequio, Gaja, "Conteisa", 2014Bin 21431189

Cerequio, Gaja, "Conteisa", 2015Bin 21611339

Cerequio, Michele Chiarlo, 2019Bin 2101331

Coste di Rose, G.D. Vajra, 2019Bin 2139242

Garretti, La Spinetta, "Campè", 2005Bin 2141544

Garretti, La Spinetta, "Campè", 2006Bin 2159548

Garretti, La Spinetta, "Campè", 2007Bin 2163556

Garretti, La Spinetta, "Campè", 2017Bin 2107491

Mercenasco, Renato Ratti, 2020Bin 2205194

Mosconi, Chiara Boschis, 2019Bin 2209188

Rocche di Castelleto, Cascina Chicco, 2008Bin 2151319

Rocche di Castiglione, Oddero, "Rivera", 1995Bin 2157384

Rocche di Castiglione, Roccheviberti, 2018Bin 2111283

Sarmassa, Brezza, 2017Bin 2179244

Featured Barbaresco

Cantina del Pino, "Gallina", 2018Gallina is one of the most historically recognized single vineyards in the Barbaresco appelation. The soils here tend to produce wines of longevity & complexity without sacrificing on flavor. At the most dramatic place one could plant vines, Cantina del Pino was established on top of the Ovello hill over 100 years ago, perfected by multiple generations of one family. The intensity of the soil plus the epic quality of the vintage combine for a Barbaresco that proves why this appellation has so much potential.208

Barbaresco "Cru"

Bernardot, Ceretto, 2019Bin 2413316

Bordini, La Spinetta, 2018Bin 2407391

Gallina, Cantina del Pino, 2018Bin 2415211

Gallina, La Spinetta, 2016Bin 2409491

Montestefano, Luigi Giordano, 2017Bin 2417183

Nervo, Elvio Pertinace, 1996Bin 2443248

Ovello, Produttori del Barbaresco, 2017Bin 2445266

Rabaja, Produttori del Barbaresco, 2017Bin 2447274

Rocche Massalupo, Tenuta Barac, 2015Bin 2425166

Roncagliette, Gaja, "Costa Russi", 2017Bin 24291416

Roncagliette, Gaja, "Sorí Tildín", 2017Bin 24331501

Roncagliette, Olek Bondonio, 2018Bin 2431289

Secondine, Gaja, "Sorí San Lorenzo", 2017Bin 24371556

Starderi, La Spinetta, 2016Bin 2441491

Starderi, Olek Bondonio, 2019Bin 2423278

Tuscan Red

Featured Chianti Classico

Volpaia, 2022There is a lot to celebrate in the original Chianti zone, now known as Chianti Classico. The wines, via careful advances in wineries & vineyards, have returned to their status as one of the world's most important wine regions. Volpaia is a winery (and village) that has been through the highs & lows of Chianti's success and now finds itself in a promising position after all the region's advances. Two thirds of the village of Volpaia's residences are dedicated to the creation of this wine.91

Featured Brunello di Montalcino

Cerbaia, 2019In recent years, top Brunello di Montalcino producers have sought high-altitude vineyards to capture Sangiovese's typicity in warmer vintages purposefully preserving its varietal finesse. Cerbaia is fortunate to possess a coveted plot in the famed vineyard of Montosoli, where they harness the sun's rays for a formidable and refined wine with fresh acidity – a rare achievement today. Cerbaia's Brunello embodies traditional flavors of sour black cherry, crunchy red plum, saddle leather, and tilled earth. The resulting wine is a more pronounced, luxurious bottling that only the region of Montalcino can provide.182

Brunello di Montalcino

Altesino, "Montosoli", 2019Bin 2636421

Biondi-Santi, 2017Bin 2668614

Camigliano, 2018Bin 2620160

Canalicchio di Sopra, 1998Bin 2640416

Capanna, "Nicco", 2017Bin 2626391

Cencioni, 2018Bin 2606136

Cerbaia, 2019Bin 2608182

Corte Pavone, 2007Bin 2632384

Corte Pavone, 2012Bin 2628367

Fossacolle, 2017Bin 2656206

Il Poggione, 2018Bin 2618278

La Gerla, 2019Bin 2600232

La Gerla, "La Pieve", 2019Bin 2612296

Le Ragnaie, "Passo del Lume Spento", 2018Bin 2614396

Ridolfi, 2018Bin 2616181

Tenuta di Sesta, 2019Bin 2644174

Super Tuscan

Toscana

Ampelaia, "Ampelaia", 2018Bin 2734146

Antinori, "Solaia", 2019Bin 2726981

Antinori, "Tignanello", 2020Bin 2756481

Avignonesi, "Grifi", 2020Bin 2720106

Badia a Coltibuono, "Sangioveto" 2020Bin 2752186

Bertinga, 2016Bin 2722194

Castelllo di Rampolla, "d'Alceo", 1998Bin 27101316

Castelllo di Rampolla, "d'Alceo", 2000Bin 27081119

Felsina, "Fontalloro", 1995Bin 2754473

Il Palazzo, "Cum Sanguis". 2018Bin 2714119

Il Palazzo, "Moro Rosso", 2020Bin 270694

Jacopo Biondi Santi, "Sassoalloro", 2019Bin 2744122

Le Macchiole, "Messorio", 2017Bin 2712644

Masseto, 2015Bin 27382376

Masseto, "Massetino", 2021Bin 2704924

Nozzole, "Il Pareto", 2020Bin 2716264

Podere Monastero, "Campanaio", 2022Bin 2746208

Poggio al Noce, "Gigino" 2018Bin 2770106

Tenuta del Cabreo, "Il Borgo" 2020Bin 2702162

Tenuta San Giovanni, "Tolaini Valdisanti", 2020Bin 2740178

Tenuta San Guido, "Guidalberto", 2022Bin 2724224

Tenuta di Trinorio, "Le Cupole", 2021Bin 2732137

Veneto Red

Featured Valpolicella Ripasso

Buglioni, "Il Bugiardo", 2021The Ripasso process involves blending wine from partially dried grapes & freshly vinified wine that has been "re-passed" over the leftovers from the production of Amarone. It creates a wine reminiscent of Amarone but with a lighter drinkability. "If this is not Amarone, then it is a lying wine!" This was the exclamation of an experienced sommelier when he tasted Buglioni's first Ripasso wine in 2000, an incident which gave birth to the name of their wine, "Il Bugiardo," or "the liar."92

Sicily Red

Featured Etna Rosso

Passopisciaro, "Passorosso", 2022The Sicilian region of Etna is unlike any other wine producing region in the world. Most notoriously known as the home of Mount Etna, Europe's highest active volcano, one would not consider this to be an ideal place to grow grapes. Dangerously steep, rocky slopes, unpredictable weather, and the threat of volcanic eruption at any point? Very few are up for the challenge of making wine under such extreme circumstances. The work of these daring vintners results in wines made with the region's indigenous Nerello Mascalese grape like Passopisciaro's: energetic fruit & smoky earth with an elegant structure, making Etna Rosso the next big thing for Burgundy & Piedmont lovers131

Featured Sardinia Red

Cannonau di Sardegna, Argiolas, "Costera", 2021Sardinia is among the 5 "Blue Zones" of the world, a term referring to areas with the largest concentration of centenarians. Cannonau (the Sardinian word for Grenache) is incredibly anti-oxidant rich, and locals consume two glasses a day on average, undeniably contributing to their longevity. For many years, the winemaking in this region focused on bulk production, but over the past 30 years many Sardinian producers have lowered yields and begun producing barrel-aged wines. Cannonau, which is the grape of Argiolas' "Costera", has greatly benefited from the shifting focus of quality over quantity. Please enjoy this beautifully dark and brooding wine, it may just tack a year or two onto your life expectancy.58

Large Format

Large Format Domestic Red

Cabernet Sauvignon, Chateau Montelena, Napa Valley, 2019Bin 41061.5L 564

Cabernet Sauvignon, Far Niente, Napa Valley, 2022Bin 41143L 1984

Cabernet Sauvignon, Jordan, Alexander Valley, 2016Bin 41041.5L 794

Cabernet Sauvignon, Long Shadows, "Feather", Columbia Valley, 2019Bin 41281.5L 441

Cabernet Sauvignon, Orin Swift, "Mercury Head", 2019Bin 41083L 1914

Cabernet Sauvignon, Silver Oak, Alexander Valley, 2019Bin 41006L 2831

Merlot, Long Shadows Vintners, "Pedestal", Columbia Valley, 2016Bin 41261.5L 307

Red Blend, Gundlach Bundschu, "Mt. Cuvee", Sonoma County, 2019Bin 41321.5L 199

Dessert Wines

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HOUSEMADE PASTA

Mama Depandi's BucatiniParmesan, Genovese Basil19

Carbonara*Spaghetti, Black Pepper, Pancetta, Egg Yolk22

Pappardelle BologneseHand-Cut Pasta, Short Rib Ragu30

Lobster RavioliSweet Basil, Marsala Sugo36

Rigatoni alla VodkaImported Burrata, Chili Flake28

Mafaldine Cacio e PepeToasted Pepper, Cacio de Roma22

Spaghetti & MeatballPomodoro, Basil26

Prosciutto TortelloniRosemary, Parmesan Brodo24

Saffron CavatelliWild Boar Ragu, Caciocavallo26

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