Dessert Wines Mavrodaphne (Red wine) From Patras. A full body red dessert wine that dates back to 1854. Refined raisin and black cherry fruit flavors are layered with smoky, caramel tones. An excellent Aperitif. Glass: $6.50 / Bottle: $26

Muscat of Patras (White Wine) Most prized wine. A fully body white dessert wine that combines a delightful burnt honey taste with a slightly nutty aroma that suggests a hint of orange. Wine & Glass: $7.50 / Bottle: $30 Beers Beer Menu Ask your server for any new Greek beers. The Greeks first made wine around 1500 B.C. They took this unique art to all Greek corners of the ancient world and about 600 Alfa: Named after the first letter in the Greek alphabet, B.C. to the land of Gaul (France). a lighter beer. $4.25/bottle Although we can no longer talk with Socrates or Plato, or see a play by Sophocles, Aris: The god of war Greek Lager Beer. we can still sip a glass of Greek wine and $4.25/bottle be a part of this wonderful tradition of pleasure as we return to the delightful Mythos: A Hellenic Lager Beer in honor of mythology. $4.25/bottle glory that was, and still is, Hellas (Greece).

Mythos Amber: A top-selling Greek Amber Beer. $4.25/bottle Other Favorites

Fat Tire: Amber Ale, New Belgium $3.95/bottle

Krusovice: From Prague, Czech Republic. It’s a Gold medal winning Imperial lager. $5/bottle

Krusovice Black: From Prague, Czech Republic. Very smooth and creamy. It’s the World’s Best Dark Lager. $5/bottle

Heineken: Popular German Beer. $3.95/bottle

Mirror Pond: Pale Ale, Oregon, USA $3.95/bottle

Peroni: No. 1 Italian Beer $3.95/bottle

Radeberger Pilsner: First German beer to be brewed in the true Pilsner Style. $3.95/bottle Rose Wine Red Wines Macedonikos (vaeni, Greece) Amano (California) Silver Medal Award in International competition. A truly semi-dry From grapes brought to California from Italian immigrants during fruity wine with hints of spice and rose petals. the late 19th century; a stunning example of pure flavor and intensity. Glass: $6.50 / Bottle: $26 Glass: $6.50 / Bottle: $26

White Zinfandel (California) This carefully crafted wine offers refreshing aromas and flavors of strawberries, with floral notes and a bright crispness. Greek Red Wines Glass: $4.50 / Bottle: $17 Cambas : Cabernet Sauvignon We also carry Champagne! Dry red wine from the Peloponnese. Delightful with an enchanting aroma of wood, smoke and spices. It has a clean robust flavor. (Summer Cabernet) Greek White Wines Glass: $6.50 / Bottle: $26 Damascenos Cambas : Chardonnay A deep jewelled red colored wine in rich aromas of dried Dry wine from the Peloponnese. A lively wine with a sweet bouquet fruits and spices. This full bodied wine ages in French of honey and lemon that leads to a rich, flowery palate with hints of smoked oak barrels to reach its full potential. dried nuts. Bottle: $45 Glass: $6.50 / Bottle: $26 Danielis Imeros (Imathia, Greece) A historic wine that dates back to Byzantine ages, Danielis has a A Blanc De Noir white wine with lots of fruit aromas bouquet that’s reminiscent of spring flowers and ripe grapes. It is a and berry flavors. A dry white wine with spice and a medium body fruity dry wine with excellent aftertaste long aftertaste. Glass: $6 / Bottle: $26 Glass: $7 / Bottle: $30 Imeros Red Wine (Imathia, Greece) Macedonikos (vaeni, Greece) A purple color wine with pleasant aromas of rose and spice. The The 2,300 year-old tradition that entails secrets passed from velvety flavors of the aged red wine keep you pouring seconds. Our generation to generation. Fresh and fruity. most popular red wine. Glass: $6.50 / Bottle: $26 Glass: $7 / Bottle: $30

Mercouri Foloi Makedonikos (vaeni, Greece) The wine is made from a blend of Roditis & Viognier. Pale yellow Earthy scents and cherry flavors are in abundance in this semi-dry in color, it is dry with crisp acidity, medium body, exotic fruit flavors bodied wine. and a medium finish. Glass: $6.50 / Bottle: $26 Glass: $7.50 / Bottle: $32 Naoussa (Naoussa) Retsina A brick red colored dry wine with rose, spice and earth scents lends The traditional pine resonated dry wine of Greece. Retsina grace to the gripping dried cherry flavors. A pomegranate note evokes the Greek sun and sea. makes it mouth-watering. Glass: $5.50 / Bottle: $22 Glass: $7.50 / Bottle: $32

Robola (from Cephalonia) Nemea : Merlot (Peloponnese) Features a green-yellowish crystal color with an aroma From the region of Corinth, Nemea is one of the robust Greek wines. It of tropical fruit and a background of butter, vanilla and has been called the blood of Hercules by the regions wine growers since roses. Earthy flavors leave you with a pronounced finish ancient times. Rich cherry and berry flavors with a soft velvet finish. that lingers pleasantly. Glass: $6.50 / Bottle: $28 Glass: $8 / Bottle: $32 Red Stag (Peloponnese) Argyros Santorini Deep red, rich and balanced, with a long finish. Cherry black fruit One of the noblest white grape wines in the Mediterranean, the and vanilla on the palate make for a perfectly balanced dry wine. Atlantis Assyrtiko from Santorini has a crystal-clear yellow color, Certified Organic by the USDA. citrus overtones, crisp freshness, and lingering pleasant finish. Glass: $8 / Bottle: $34 Glass: $8 / Bottle: $32