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Sparkling Wine White Wine Red Wines Tasmanian Wines Light Beer Australian Beer Imported Beer GLASS BOTTLE BOTTLE SPARKLING WINE LIGHT BEER Dominion Sparkling $8.00 $36.00 Boag’s Draught Light, TAS $6.70 Boag’s Premium Light, TAS $6.70 Cascade Premium Light, TAS $6.70 WHITE WINE Fosters Light Ice, VIC $6.70 Angel Cove Sauvignon Blanc $8.00 $36.00 Hahn Premium Light, NSW $6.70 Quintail Chardonnay $8.00 $36.00 Redbank Pinot Gris $8.00 $36.00 AUSTRALIAN BEER Brown Brothers Crouchen Boag’s Draught, TAS $7.40 Riesling $8.50 $37.00 Boag’s Premium, TAS $8.50 Brown Brothers Moscato $8.50 $37.00 Boag’s XXX Ale, TAS $7.40 Carlton Cold, VIC $7.40 RED WINES Carlton Dry, VIC $7.40 Carlton Dry Fusion, VIC $7.40 Nocturn Shiraz $8.00 $36.00 Carlton Draught, VIC $7.40 The Quarter Cab/Sav $8.00 $36.00 Carlton Mid-Strength, VIC $7.20 Rawson Retreat Penfold Merlot $8.50 $37.00 Carlton Pure Blonde, VIC $7.40 Cascade Draught, TAS $7.40 TASMANIAN WINES Cascade Export Stout, TAS $8.50 $8.50 Cascade Premium, TAS Ninth Island Sauvignon Blanc $9.50 $40.00 Coopers Pale Ale, S.A $7.40 Ninth Island Chardonnay $9.50 $40.00 Crown Lager, VIC $8.50 Ninth Island Pinot Noir $9.50 $40.00 Hahn Super Dry, NSW $7.20 Ninth Island Cuvee $9.50 $40.00 Tooheys Extra Dry, NSW $7.40 Jansz NV $10.50 $44.00 Tooheys Old, NSW $7.40 $7.40 Goaty Hill Riesling $11.00 $45.00 Victoria Bitter, VIC XXXX Gold, QLD $7.40 XXXX Summer Bright, QLD $7.20 IMPORTED BEER Heineken Lager, Netherlands $9.50 Corona, Mexico $9.50 Guinness Stout, Ireland $9.50 CIDERS BOTTLE Cherry Brandy $7.90 Bulmer’s Original $8.20 Cointreau Liqueur $8.90 Bulmer’s Pear $8.20 Drambuie Liqueur $8.90 Koppaberg Strawberry & Lime $8.20 Dom Benedictine Liqueur $8.90 Mercury Draught Cider $7.20 Frangelico Liqueur $8.90 Mercury Medium Sweet Cider $7.20 Galliano Amaretto $8.90 Galliano Vanilla $8.90 Mercury Dry Cider $7.20 Galliano White Sambuca $8.90 Grand Mariner $8.90 Jägermeister $7.90 RTD’S Bundy & Cola $11.00 Kahlua $8.00 Canadian Club & Dry $11.00 Malibu $8.00 Johnnie Walker & Cola $11.00 Midori $8.00 Jack Daniels & Cola $11.00 Mozart Dark Chocolate $7.90 Jack Daniels & Lemonade $11.00 Mozart White Chocolate $7.90 Jim Beam White & Cola $11.00 Peach Schnapps $8.90 Pomegranate Liqueur $7.90 Raspberry Cruiser $10.50 Pineapple Cruiser $10.50 Soho Lychee $7.90 Strawberry Liqueur $7.90 Lemon Lime Cruiser $10.50 Tia Maria $8.90 Triple Sec $7.90 LIQUERS (30mls) Zen Green Tea $7.90 Advocaat $7.90 Amarula $7.90 INFUSED SPIRITS (30mls) Apple Schnapps $8.90 Bailey’s Irish Cream $8.00 Alize Gold Passion $7.90 Banana Liqueur $7.90 Alize Bleu $7.90 $7.90 Blue Curacao Liqueur $7.90 Alize Wild Passion Brown Crème De Cacao Liqueur $7.90 Butterscotch Schnapps $8.90 Cassis $7.90 Chambord Liqueur $7.90 Cherry Advocaat $7.90 FORTIFIED WINES & PORTS GIN (30mls) Campari $7.90 Bombay Sapphire $9.40 Cinzano Extra Dry $7.90 Gordon’s Gin $8.00 Cinzano Bianco $7.90 Tanqueray London Dry Gin $8.90 $7.90 McHenry Sloe Gin $12.40 Cinzano Rosso Noilly Pratt $7.90 Penfolds Club Port $7.90 TEQUILAS (30mls) Pernod $7.90 El Espolon Tequila Blanco $7.90 Pimms No I $7.90 Stones Green Ginger Wine $7.90 OUZO (30mls) 12 Ouzo $8.00 COGNACS & BRANDIES Chatelle Napoleon Brandy $7.90 SCOTCH WHISKY & IRISH WHISKY (30mls) Courvoisier VS $12.00 Chivas Regal 12 years old $9.90 Courvoisier VSOP $13.30 Glen Fiddich Single Malt $9.90 Jameson $8.90 VODKA (30mls) Johnnie Walker Red $8.00 Aivy $8.90 Johnnie Walker Black $9.90 Absolut Vodka $8.90 J&B Rare Scotch $9.90 Absolut Vodka Wild Tea $8.90 Monkey Shoulder $9.90 Absolut Vodka Acai $8.90 Teachers $7.90 Absolut Vodka Wild Citron $8.90 Tullamore Drew $8.90 Absolut Vodka Vanilia $8.90 Absolut Vodka Mandarin $8.90 Absolut Vodka Pears $8.90 RUM (30mls) Absolut Vodka Raspberry $8.90 Appleton Estate 8 years old $8.90 Finlandia Grapfruit $8.90 Bacardi White Rum $8.00 Ketel One $9.90 Bundaberg $8.00 Smirnoff Red Vodka $8.00 Captain Morgan Spiced Rum $8.20 666 Vodka $8.90 Cruzan Aged $7.90 Kraken Black Rum $9.90 Royal Swan $7.90 Sailor Jerry $7.90 AMERICAN BOUBONS & WHISKIES (30mls) Red Bull $5.20 Tomato Juice $4.40 Canadian Club $8.00 Gentleman Jack $9.90 Jim Beam White Label $8.00 BAR SNACKS Jim Beam Honey $7.90 Red Rock Deli Sea Salt $3.20 Jack Daniels $9.00 Red Rock Deli Honey Soy Chicken $3.20 Jack Daniels Honey $8.90 Red Rock Deli Sweet Chilli $3.20 Makers Mark $8.90 Beer Nuts $3.20 Single Barrel Jacks $12.90 Salted Nuts $3.20 Southern Comfort $8.00 Cashews $4.20 Wild Turkey $8.90 Smith’s BBQ $3.20 Wild Turkey American Honey $8.90 Smith’s Salt & Vinegar $3.20 Woodford Reserve $9.90 Smith’s Original $3.20 JUICES & SPLITS Apple Juice $4.40 Cascade Dry Ginger $4.40 Cascade Ginger Beer $4.40 Cascade Soda Water $4.40 Cascade Tonic Water $4.40 Cranberry Juice $4.40 Crown Coke $4.40 $4.40 Crown Diet Coke Crown Fanta $4.40 Crown Lift $4.40 Crown Sprite $4.40 Crown Zero Coke $4.40 Hartz Lemon Lime Mineral Water $4.40 Hartz Natural Mineral Water $4.40 Mt. Franklin Still Water $4.40 Orange Juice $4.40 Pineapple Juice $4.40 Cocktails $15 RASPBERRY JAM DONUT COSMOPOLITAN TOBLERONE Chambord Liqueur, White Mozart Chocolate Liqueur, Smirnoff Vodka, Cointreau, Baileys Irish Cream, Kahlua, Baileys Irish Cream, Cream Cranberry Juice Frangelico, Cream KARAMELLO KOALA FRUIT TINGLE RED CORVETTE Smirnoff Vodka, Blue Curacao, Milk Mozart Chocolate Strawberry Liqueur, Lemonade, Grenadine Liqueur, Butterscotch Midori, Lemonade, Fresh Schnapps, Dark Crème De Strawberries Cacao, Frangelico Cream SEX ON THE BEACH Smirnoff vodka, peach schnapps, CHEASENAYE MALFUNCTION orange juice, cranberry juice Midori, Peach Schnapps, Apple Schnapps, Apple Juice, Vanilla Galliano, Cointreau, Lemonade Grand Marnier, Baileys Irish HARVEY WALLBANGER Cream Smirnoff Vodka, Vanilla Galliano, Orange Juice PINA COLADA MIDORI SPLICE Malibu, Bacardi Rum, Midori, Malibu, Pineapple, SKINNY DIP Pineapple Juice, Cream Cream Blue Curacao, Peach Schnapps, Pineapple Juice, Lemonade Mocktails $9.00 Be Good Berry Monin Blueberry, Monin Coconut, Cream Strawbacana Monin Strawberry, Monin Passionfruit, Monin Coconut, pineapple juice, cream .
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