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SPIRITS Cocktails Beers Wines Beverages SPIRITS cocktails beers wines beverages Spicy & Slightly Hot Spicy & Medium Hot Spicy & Hot Vegetarian TOP SHELF PREMIUM RUM patron €15.00 SPIRITS ron zacapa €7.50 gran patron platinum dictador 12 year old €6.00 gran patron silver / gran patron añejo / dictador 20 year old €9.00 gran patron reposado / gran patron citronage €5.50 ONLY BRAND / PREMIUM SPIRITS dictador insolent xo / patron xo café €4.50 SERVED FROM HOUSE LEVEL UP. dictador perpetual xo €12.50 PRICE INCLUDES TOP UP MIXERS (NOT ENERGY DRINKS) sauza sauza reposado hornitos / sauza anejo €3.50 sauza silver €3.00 TEQUILA sauza gold €3.00 VODKA Being Malta’s only Tex Mex® establishments, we are proud to stock a wide range of brand & premium top shelf We stock a host of popular premium vodka brands but 100% agave tequilas, which besides being enjoyed in our mezcal €3.00 are proud to use russian standard premium vodka as our excellent cocktails, may, contrary to general belief, be pouring brand. sipped or mixed without the pain! russian standard original - Russia’s premium vodka Smirnoff / Stoli / Absolut / Eristoff san jose blanco / camino €3.00 RUM bacardi superior / bacardi black / bacardi gold / flavoured vodkas bacardi oakheart spiced / captain morgan dark Stolichnaya Citrus / Gala Apple / Raspberry €3.00 jose cuervo / spiced sailor jerry caribbean rum 80 proof / silver / gold €3.50 captain morgan spiced €3.00 bacardi 8 year old €3.75 tequila rose €3.00 TOP SHELF PREMIUM VODKAS If your mixer choice is tonic / tonic light / bitter lemon / sierra ginger ale or ginger beer, upgrade to premium J.Gasco @ sierra silver / reposado / antiguo €3.00 WHISKEYS an extra €1.75 for the bottle (20cl) sierra milenario reserva suprema - reposado / extra anejo / blanco €3.75 scotch russian standard platinum / gold €3.50 scorpion silver / citrus / cherry €3.00 bells / j & b / teacher’s / dewars / russian standard imperia €4.00 famous grouse / johnnie walker red grey goose / belvedere €4.00 ballantines don julio beluga - noble russian vodka €4.50 €3.00 blanco / añejo / reposado €6.00 beluga - gold line ultra premium vodka €12.50 premium whiskeys herradura reposado €4.00 chivas regal 12 year old / johnnie walker black / dewars 12 year old / grants select reserve €3.50 dimple €4.50 johnnie walker double black €5.00 johnnie walker gold label reserve €6.00 orange finish that features hints of sweet tobacco, star of bombay sapphire €5.00 johnnie walker 18 year old €8.00 cocoa and rich fruit cake. Smooth, with exotic, complex spices and botanicals johnnie walker blue label €12.00 rock oyster €5.50 whitley neill handcrafted dry gin €4.50 Wave soaked rocks and a salty oceanic fresh influence Fresh citrus baobab fruit and aromatic cape single malts on the nose, running to an initially subtle palate that gooseberries skillfully blended with 7 traditional glenfiddich 12 year old €4.00 carries soft and rather sweet peat paralleled with botanicals Fresh pear, subtle oak. smoke,honey, damp ash, liquorice and late pepper. hendrick’s small batch handcrafted big peat €5.00 €4.50 glenfiddich 15 year old solera reserve €6.00 Hendrick’s wondrous botanical signature consists of Warm spice, honey, rich fruit. Opens fresh, salty and clean on the nose, developing flowers, roots, fruits, and seeds from the world over. to sweet malt dried over peat. On the palate, detect They function to complement and set the stage for our ashes, sweet tar, beaches and smoking chimneys. glenfiddich 18 year old ancient reserve €8.50 delicious duet of infusions: rose petal and cucumber Oak, baked apple, cinnamon. japanese nikka pure malt black €7.00 williams chase elegant crisp €4.50 balvenie 12 year old double wood €7.25 Smooth and mellow with beautifully combined irish Elegant, crisp and fruity followed by warm spices flavours ~ nutty sweetness, cinnamon spiciness bushmills / jameson / tullamore dew / and a delicately proportioned layer of sherry. bushmills black €3.00 gin mare €4.75 Mediterranean & herbaceous, with juniper & thyme. balvenie 14 year caribbean cask €10.00 bourbon / rye / tennessee Rounded with vanilla and sweet oak notes, with monkey 47 €4.75 a fruity character that develops with time. jim beam / canadian club / jack daniels €3.00 Sweet berry / juniper and assorted fresh citrus peel; jack daniels honey / jim beam honey €4.00 further aeration releases pine needle, lavender and aberfeldy 12 year old €4.00 makers mark / old grand-dad / wild turkey / clove-like scents. Vanilla, cereal and honey. jack daniels single barrel / woodford colombian dictador treasure aged gin €4.75 glenmorangie 10 year old €6.00 reserve €4.50 Brilliantly golden liquid, round and smooth with a silky Fresh green apples, toffee and a hint of nuttiness. crown royal €6.00 citrussy aroma. Oak delightful with peppery and ginger hints . an cnoc 12 year old €6.00 Medium, good sweetness. Madeira, winter spices, mocha, Crème de Cacao, herbal hints and toasted If your mixer choice is Tonic / Tonic Light / Bitter Lemon granary bread. GIN / Ginger Ale or Ginger Beer upgrade to Premium J. Gasco bombay sapphire / tanqueray €3.00 @ an extra €1.75 for the bottle (20cl) monkey shoulder blended malt €6.00 Char, citrus , liquorice, red wine, spices, tannin & wood timorous beastie €5.50 COGNACS / BRANDY / CALVADOS Overridingly sweet on the nose, then warming PREMIUM GIN to floral, light barley & spicy honeyed tones. napoleon brandy €3.00 colombian dictador ortodoxy aged gin €4.50 hennessy / courvoisier / martell / scallywag €5.00 Brilliantly transparent, really smooth, silky tropical papidoux calvados €3.50 Sweetly spiced character woven onto delicious vanilla aroma, sweetness and peppery with citrus hints on the nose. The palate displays sweet stewed fruit, hine vsop / remy martin vsop / hennessy Christmas pudding, dark chocolate and spices. A zesty fine cognac €4.50 APERITIFS & DIGESTIFS €3.00 johnnie walker black / chivas €90.00 blow job - Coffee liqueur, baileys & cream hendrick’s gin €100.00 martini (bianco / extra dry / rosso / rosato) • cynar alice from dallas - Coffee liqueur, orange curaçao & star of bombay gin €120.00 • aperol • amaro nonino quintessentia • averna tequila • montenegro • ramazzotti • port tawny • port royal dragon elite €100.00 ruby • fino sherry • campari • fernet branca • royal dragon superior gold vodka €130.00 slippery nipple - Sambuca & baileys branca menta • jägermeister • grappa • grappa gold • 10 year old port • amaro lucano grey goose vodka / russian standard imperia after 8 - Kahlua, creme de menthe & baileys vodka / belvedere vodka / beluga - noble rocket - Jack daniels & galliano russian vodka €100.00 crystal head vodka .70lt €150.00 jÄgerbomb Set of 3 €12.00 LIQUEURS €3.00 crystal head vodka 1.75lt €325.00 Jägermeister dropped in red bull Set of 6 €20.00 raspberry • pisang ambong • limoncello • beluga - gold line ultra premium vodka €325.00 cointreau • kahlua • southern comfort • tia maria • amaretto disaronno • frangelico • SHOOTERS BY THE TRAY OF 12 drambuie • malibu • passoa • archers peach schnapps • grand marnier • baileys original RED BULL - PER CAN €3.50 Choose from: Tequila Lemon Lime, • sambuca black • sambuca • blue curacao • Tequila Red Bull, Vodka Red Bull. €18.00 crème de menthe • crème de cacao • galliano • benedictine • cherry brandy • chartreuse yellow / green • pernod • absinthe PITCHERS (1.4L) AMERICAN STYLE LONG DRINKS tequila / vodka with red bull energy drink - SERVED TRIPLE 8 shots + 2 cans red bull €22.50 All served with their respective mixer bottle on the side. BRAND SPIRITS BY THE BOTTLE jack daniels + mixer 8 shots €22.50 Tonic may be substituted for tonic light. INCL. TOP UP MIXERS. ENERGY DRINKS NOT 8 shots vodka + 2 red bull €24.50 INCLUDED. johnnie / jameson ginger €9.00 Johnnie walker red, premium J. Gasco ginger ale, russian standard / smirnoff / j&b €60.00 lime wedges SHOOTERS jack daniels €9.00 bacardi / bacardi oakheart / bacardi black / Coke bacardi gold / captain morgan spiced / bombay Single €3.50 sapphire / dewars / jägermeister €65.00 Tray of 6 €18.00 russian standard platinum / gold €9.00 Premium J. Gasco tonic, lemon & lime wedges johnnie walker red / jack daniels €70.00 Tray of 12 €30.00 b52 - Classic shooter with coffee liqueur, drambuie & bombay sapphire gin €9.00 baileys Premium J. Gasco tonic, lemon & lime wedges bacardi oakheart €9.00 Tequila with peppermint schnapps PREMIUM BOTTLES bald eagle - Coke, lime wedges, angostura bitters russian standard platinum / gold €70.00 brain damage - Peach schnapps, baileys & grenadine grey goose Premium J. Gasco tonic, lemon & lime wedges €12.00 PREMIUM CRAFT BEERS ERDINGER - 50CL cold beers stretta premium indian pale ale ( 33 cl ) €6.00 premium erdinger weissbier (unfiltered) stretta muzajk premium transantlantic erdinger kristall • erdinger dark • erdinger pale ale (33 cl) €6.00 pikantus • erdinger urweisse • erdinger IMPORTED PREMIUM DRAUGHT BEER alcohol free €6.00 stella artois / heineken Half €2.50 Pint €4.50 young’s london stout (50cl) €5.00 Pitcher €9.00 Cool, creamy, crafted bombardier english ale (50cl) €5.00 Tasty, rich & malty SOMERSBY CIDER Half €2.75 Pint €5.00 ON DRAUGHT worthing white shield india pale ale (50 cl) €5.00 Closer to cask for a fuller flavor sharps doom bar amber ale (50 cl) €5.00 BOTTLES Plum, vanilla, sweet rosted malt bavaria 3.3 low calorie lager (33 cl ) €3.00 corona (33cl ) €3.50 sharps wolf rock red india pale ale (50 cl) €5.00 Ripe fruit, roast malt, spicy sol the original Mexican beer (33cl ) €3.25 warsteiner pilsner ( 33 cl ) €3.50 heineken (25cl ) €2.75 somersby pear cider ( 33 cl ) €5.00 somersby blackberry cider ( 33 cl ) €5.00 SOFT DRINK BOTTLES (50CL) @ €3.50 coke • coke zero • sprite • sprite zero • fanta Alcoalco pops • kinnie • diet kinnie bacardi breezer - watermelon €5.00 bacardi breezer - orange €5.00 PITCHER SOFT DRINKS (1.4LT) @ €6.00 J.GASCO PREMIUM Cold MIXERS (20CL) @ €3.50 tonic water • bitter lemon • ginger ale • ginger Drinks& beer • j.
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