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Cocktails Spirit-Free カクテル COCKTAILS BAMBOO $13 lustau fino sherry, sweet potato shochu, dolin dry vermouth, shiso MONK’S JOURNEY CONTINUED $15 chicago distilling ceres vodka, aloe liqueur, matcha, lime, mint ROYAL KIMONO $15 tanqueray, kumquat shrub, dolin blanc vermouth, lime, absinthe KABA OLD FASHIONED $16 evan williams bourbon, mars iwai whisky, turbinado, cherry bark and sarsaparilla bitters TOKI HIGHBALL $14 suntory draft cocktail SPIRIT-FREE MATCHA $10 shizouka matcha, lemon, yuzu oleo, toki water グラスに注ぎます BY THE GLASS 酒 ビール S A K E BEER ASAHI SUPERDRY $8 UMESHU: pale lager, japan AKASHI-TAI SHIRAUME plum ginjo $16 COEDO SHIRO $ 13 akashi-tai, hyoga german-style hefeweizen, kanto, japan SOUTHERN BEAUTY plum junmai $ 21 SAPPORO $8 nanbu bijin, iwate rice lager, japan ORION $8 rice lager, japan JUNMAI KIMOTO: HITACHINO NEST RED RICE ALE $ 13 SNOWFLAKE $ 12 red ale, naka, japan dewanoyuki, yamagata HITACHINO NEST GINGER NON ALE $ 13 CHRYSANTHEMUM PRINCE served hot $ 12 non alcoholic ale with ginger and yuzu, naka, japan kikumasamune, hyogo 500mL kettle $48 YO-HO TOKYO BLACK $15 porter, naka, japan JUNMAI GINJO: YO-HO SUIYOUBI NO NEKO (WEDNESDAY CAT) $15 belgian-style white ale, nagano, japan BRIDE OF THE FOX $15 kanbara, niigata 茶 JUNMAI DAIGINJO: TEA OTTER FESTIVAL 50 $14 CHAMOMILE MEDLEY $8 dassai goju, yamaguchi WHITE PEONY $9 HEAVEN & EARTH $16 ten to chi, niigata SENCHA $9 DEMON SLAYER onikoroshi $17 BANCHA $9 wakatake, shizuoka BLACK CITRON ICED TEA $4 PEARLS OF SIMPLICITY $19 konteki, kyoto NAMAZAKE: ノンアルコール飲料 NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES GREEN RIDGE $16 dewazakura, yamagata SAN PELLEGRINO or ACQUA PANNA (1L) $7 COKE, DIET COKE, SPRITE, GINGER ALE $3 NIGORI: GINGER BEER $5 DREAMY CLOUDS tokubetsu junmai nigori $ 13 house made, ginger, lime rihaku, shimane SHISO LEMONADE $5 shiso cordial, fresh-squeezed lemon グラスワイン WINES BY THE GLASS SPARKLING WINE & CHAMPAGNE: CANARD-DUCHÊNE 'brut authentic', nv $30 (champagne, france) CAVES SAO JOAO 2018 'bairrada espumante bruto rosé' $16 (beiras, portugal) BORGOLUCE PROSECCO treviso DOC brut, nv $ 13 (veneto, italy) WHITE: O FILLO DA CONDESA albarino, 2018 $ 12 (rias baixas, spain) CAPOLINO PERLINGIERI 'nembo campania' fiano, 2018 $15 (campania, italy) SEA PEARL sauvignon blanc, 2018 $ 13 (marlborough, new zealand) WEINGUT STADT KREMS grüner veltliner, 2018 $14 (kremstal, austria) DOMAINE JEAN MARC BERNHARD riesling, 2015 $14 (alsace, france) MAISON FOUCHER LEBRUN sauvignon blanc, 2018 $19 (sancerre, france) ETIENNE BOILEAU chardonnay, 2018 $19 (petit chablis, france) KNUTTEL 'kate's pas de deux' chardonnay, 2018 $17 (russian river, california) ROSÉ: DOMAINE DES CORBIELLES pinot noir, 2018 $ 12 (loire, france) RED: GLATZER blaufränkisch 2017 $ 13 (carnuntum, austria) SEAN MINOR pinot noir, 2017 $17 (sonoma coast, california) ELLENA GIUSEPPI nebbiolo doc, 2017 $18 (piedmont, italy) MAAL 'biutiful' malbec, 2017 $16 (mendoza, argentina) MOMMESSIN MORGON COTE DU PY gamay, 2016 $17 (beaujolais, france) FREDERIC BROUCA grenache/syrah/carignan, 2017 $16 (languedoc-roussillon, france) MATCHBOOK cabernet sauvignon, 2017 $16 (dunnigan hills, california) CHÂTEAU LAMOTHE cab sauv/ merlot 2016 $17 (bordeaux, france) ボトル一覧 BOTTLE LIST 酒 JUNMAI GINJO/GINJO: SAKE BULZAI $44 nama-chozo ginjo 300mL SPARKLING: manotsuru, niigata OTTER FEST SPARKLING NIGORI $75 RYOSHIZAKE $62 sparkling junmai daiginjo 360mL junmai ginjo 300mL dassai, yamaguchi nihonkai, shimane DRUNKEN SNAPPER $95 HONJOZO: ginjo nama genshu 720mL narutotai, tokushima MUKANSA SUPER-DRY $65 honjozo 720mL EUPHORIA $44/$90 ichinokura, miyagi junmai ginjo 300mL/720mL jokigen, yamagata EIGHT PEAKS $85 tokubetsu honjozo 720mL ODAYAKA $95 hakkaisan, niigata junmai ginjo 720mL kinpou, fukushima KIMOTO/YAMAHAI: MOON ON THE WATER $50/$112 junmai ginjo 300mL/720mL SNOWFLAKE $72/$180 fukucho, hiroshima kimoto junmai 720mL/1.8L dewanoyuki, yamagata BRIDE OF THE FOX $120/$260 junmai ginjo 720mL/1.8L TOKYO KURABITO $48/$108 kanbara, niigata kimoto junmai ginjo 300mL/720mL sawanoi, tokyo JUNMAI DAIGINJO/DAIGINJO: TRUE VISION $ 125 yamahai tokubetsu junmai muroka genshu 720mL HEAVEN & EARTH $125/$275 manatsuru, fukui junmai daiginjo 720mL/1.8L ten to chi, niigata TUXEDO $195 kimoto junmai daiginjo OTTER FESTIVAL 50 $ 120 sohomare, tochigi junmai daiginjo 720mL dassai goju, yamaguchi JUNMAI: PEARLS OF SIMPLICITY $ 125 junmai daiginjo 720mL DANCE OF DISCOVERY $35 konteki, kyoto junmai 300mL rihaku, shimane DEMON SLAYER $130/$285 onikoroshi junmai daiginjo 720mL/1.8L NOBLE ARROW $105 wakatake, shizuoka tokubetsu junmai 720mL taka, yamaguchi MIDNIGHT MOON $130 daiginjo 720mL tsukinowa, iwate NIGORI: CHOKAI MOUNTAIN $ 135 SACRED MIST $85 junmai daiginjo 720mL honjozo nigori 720mL chokaisan, akita miyashita, okayama KURANOHANA $195 DEWATSURU $42 junmai daiginjo 720mL junmai nigori 300mL ichinokura, miyagi dewatsuru, akita DIVINE DROPLETS shizuku $235 DREAMY CLOUDS $95/$220 junmai daiginjo 720mL tokubetsu junmai nigori 720mL/1.8L toko, yamagata rihaku, shimane OTTER FESTIVAL 23 $140/$325 junmai daiginjo 300mL/720mL UMESHU: dassai niwari sanbu, yamaguchi AKASHI-TAI SHIRAUME $75 KAGAYAKI $495 plum ginjo 500mL daiginjo genshu 720mL hyoga kirinzan, niigata SOUTHERN BEAUTY $145 NAMAZAKE: plum junmai 720mL nanbu bijin, iwate GOLD BLOSSOM $ 11 0 daiginjo nama 720mL tedorigawa, chubu GREEN RIDGE $ 115 ginjo nama 720mL dewazakura, yamagata ワイン WINE 白 SPARKLING WINE & CHAMPAGNE WHITE FRANCE FRANCE 165 DOMAINE DU MOULIN 'méthode ancestrale' brut nv $55 LOIRE VALLEY (mauzac, gaillac) 388 MAISON FOUCHER LEBRUN 2018 $76 117 CANARD DUCHÊNE 'brut authentic' nv (sauvignon blanc, sancerre) 375/750ml $70/$135 (chardonnay/pinot noir/pinot meunier, champagne) 433 DOMAINE DES BAUMARD 2016 $80 (chenin blanc, loire valley) 850 RUINART 'blanc de blancs' nv $235 (chardonnay, reims) 311 HENRI BOURGEOIS 'côtes des monts damnés' 2017 $95 840 RUINART 'rosé' nv $265 (sauvignon blanc, sancerre) (pinot noir/chardonnay, reims) 830 DOM PERIGNON 2008 $350 BURGUNDY (chardonnay, pinot noir, reims) 347 JEAN-MARC BROCARD 'kimmeridgien' 2015 $55 (chardonnay, bourgogne) PORTUGAL 349 ETIENNE BOILEAU 2018 $76 163 CAVES SAO JOAO 2018 espumante bruto rose $64 (chardonnay, petit chablis) (beiras) 336 WILLIAM FÈVRE 'champs royeaux' 2018 $80 ITALY (chardonnay, chablis) 342 102 BORGOLUCE PROSECCO treviso DOC brut $52 DANIEL-ETIENNE DEFAIX 'vielles vignes' 2014 $100 (glera, veneto) (chardonnay, chablis) SPAIN LANGUEDOC 166 MARQUÉS DE CÁCERES cava brut nv $42 (macabeo, catalonia) 401 GÉRARD BERTRAND 'picpoul de pinet' 2018 $55 (picpoul, languedoc) UNITED STATES 160 ILLINOIS SPARKLING CO. ’brut ombré rosé’ nv $60 ITALY (chambourcin, utica) 444 FANTINEL 2017 $48 (pinot grigio, friuli-venezia giulia) 439 CIRELLI 2017 $55 (pecorino, colline pescaresi) 445 CAPOLINO PERLINGIERI 2018 $60 (fiano, campania) 447 BOLZANO 2018 $65 (kerner, alto aldige) 442 AZIENDA ARGICOLA COS 2016 $96 (zibibbo, sicily) 443 VENICA & VENICA 'ronco del mele '2016 $ 120 (sauvignon blanc, fruili-venezia giulia) WHITE continued NEW ZEALAND GREECE 460 DOMAINE SIGALAS 'am' 2018 $64 303 SEA PEARL 2018 $52 (assyrtiko/monemvasia, santorini) (sauvignon blanc, marlborough) 304 MOHUA 2017 $62 AUSTRIA (sauvignon blanc, marlborough) 375 WEINGUT STADT KREMS 2018 $56 (grüner veltliner, kremstal) UNITED STATES 490 BIOHOF PRATSCH 'rotenpüllen' 2016 $64 CALIFORNIA (grüner veltliner, weinviertel) 375 CARNEROS HIGHWAY 2018 $60 320 PRAGER 'federspiel steinriegl' 2018 $95 (chardonnay, carneros) (riesling, niederösterreich) 376 KNUTTEL FAMILY 'pas des deux' 2018 $68 955 FX PICHLER ‘loibenberg smaragd’ 2012 $195 (chardonnay, russian river valley) (riesling, wachau) 450 CULTIVAR 2018 $70 GERMANY (sauvignon blanc, napa valley) 477 RK KOLLEKTION 2017 $60 335 FLOWERS 2017 $105 (riesling, mosel) (chardonnay, sonoma coast) 418 PETER LAUER 'barrel x' 2017 $75 337 DARIOUSH 2018 $145 (riesling, mosel) (viognier, napa valley) 423 DR. VON BASSERMANN-JORDAN 2018 $80 900 KISTLER 'les noisetiers' 2016 $160 (riesling, pfalz) (chardonnay, sonoma coast) 475 REICHSGRAF VON KESSELSTATT 'josephshöfer'2014 $ 135 925 RUDD 2013 $220 (riesling kabinett, mosel) (sauvignon blanc, oakville) HUNGARY OREGON 469 ROYAL TOKAJI 'the oddity' 2015 $55 (furmint, tokaji) 415 POET’S LEAP 2016 $70 (riesling, columbia valley) SPAIN 905 BERGSTRÖM ’sigrid’ 2014 $205 4 31 BODEGAS NAIA 2017 $50 (chardonnay, willamette valley) (verdejo, rueda) 425 NORTICO 2018 $55 (alvarinho, vinho verde) ピンク 496 BODEGAS TAJINASTE 2017 $60 ROSÉ (listán blanco, tenerife) 209 PRATSCH zweigelt 2017 $46 492 PAZO DE GALEGOS 2018 $65 (niederösterreich, austria) (albariño, rías baixas) 206 DOMAINE DES CORBILLIERES 'touraine rosé' 2018 $48 429 ALEMANY I CORRIO 'principia mathematica' 2018 $70 (pinot noir, france) (xarel-lo, penedès) 208 CHÂTEAU GASSIER 'esprit gassier' 2018 $50 432 BODEGAS VINATIGO 2017 $105 (côtes de provence, france) (vijariega, tenerife) 211 LIONEL OSMIN & CIE 'la vie en rosé' 2018 $52 (négrette, vin de france) 赤 RED FRANCE AUSTRIA BURGUNDY 718 WALTER GLATZER 2017 $52 550 JEAN-CLAUDE BOISSET 'les ursulines' 2015 $65 (blaufränkish, carnuntum) (pinot noir, bourgogne) 771 MICHEL GAY ET FILS 'vieilles vignes' 2015 $95 SPAIN (pinot noir, chorey les beaune) 710 MARQUES DE VARGAS 'hacienda pradolagar' 2015 $300 549 DOMAINE CHARLES AUDOIN 'les longeroies' 2014 $ 120 (tempranillo/garnacha/graciano, rioja) (pinot noir, marsannay) 553 DOMAINE GERARD JULIEN & FILS 2016 $130 ITALY (pinot noir, côtes de nuits) 767 ELLENA GIUSEPPI 'langhe doc' 2016 $72 552 DOMAINE LAUNAY HORIOT 'les perrieres' 2014 $ 135 (nebbiolo, piedmont) (pinot noir, pommard)
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