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VINOS BLANCOS - WHITE WINE Made with Fresh Squeezed Juice ROSÉ CARLOS SERRES, ROSÉ, Rioja, 2019 10./40 LIMONADAS - LEMONADES Non-alcoholic VINOS BLANCOS - WHITE WINE Made with fresh squeezed juice ROSÉ CARLOS SERRES, ROSÉ, Rioja, 2019 10./40. CLASSIC 3. JUSTIN, ROSÉ, Central Coast, California, 2018 50. STRAWBERRY 5. AROMATIC BLACKBERRY 5. VIÑA ESMERALDA, Penedès, 2014 40. CERVEZA - BEER BOTANI, MOSCATEL SECO, Sierras de Malaga, 2015 43. DRAFT BEER LIGHT & CRISP MAHOU, Pale Lager, Spain 5./7. MARQUÉS DE VIZHOJA, BLANCO, Rias Baixas, 2019 34. ESTRELLA GALICIA, Pale Lager, Spain 6./8. SENDA VERDE, ALBARIÑO, Rías, Baixas, 2019 10./40. CIGAR CITY JAI ALAI, India Pale Ale, Florida 6./8. CVNE, MONOPOLE, VIURA, Rioja, 2017 38. BODEGAS ONDARRE TEMPRANILLO BLANCO, Rioja, 2017/18 12./48. BOTTLES AMSTEL LIGHT, Pale Lager, Holland 7. SHAYA, OLD VINES, VERDEJO, Rueda, 2018 11./44. ESTRELLA DAMM, Lager, Spain 7. MARQUÉS DE RISCAL, SAUVIGNON BLANC, Rueda, 2017 9./36. STELLA ARTOIS, Lager, Belgium 7.5 INAZIO URRUZOLA TXAKOLINA, País Vasco, 2019 13./52. GOLDEN MONKEY, Belgian style tripel, Pennsylvania 8. PACO Y LOLA, ALBARIÑO, Rías Biaxas, 2018 58. 1906 RESERVA ESPECIAL, Amber Lager, Spain 8. IPSUM ORGANIC VERDEJO, Rueda, 2018 46. FLORIDIAN, Hefeweizen, Florida 7. CASTILLO DE MONJARDIN, CHARDONNAY, Navarra, 2019 9./36. COPPERTAIL NIGHT SWIM, Porter, Florida 7. CIGAR CITY MADURO, Brown Ale, Florida 7. RICHER & FULLER SIDRA MAELOC, Cider, Spain 8. PAZO SAN MAURO, ALBARIÑO, Rías Baixas, 2018 54. LAGUNITAS, India Pale Ale, California 7. ENATE, CHARDONNAY, Somontano, 2017 35. HIGH NOON, Hard Seltzer, California 6. VIÑA MEIN, Ribeiro, 2016 58. ÁLVARO PALACIOS, PLACET, VIURA, Rioja, 2016 70. BODEGAS ZERRAN, GARNACHA BLANCA, Priorat, 2014 46. CÓCTELES - COCKTAILS AVANCIA, GODELLO, Valedorras, 2016 64. MOSCOW MULE 12. NISIA, LAS SUERTES, Rueda, 2016 75. Russian Standard Vodka, Fever Tree ginger beer, fresh lime, cardamom & currant infused syrup, candied ginger LEMONGRASS COLLINS 12. Martin Miller’s Gin, Elderflower, lemongrass syrup, cucumber VINOS TINTOS - RED WINE LA MADRILEÑA 12. Old Forester 100 Bourbon, La Gitana Manzanilla sherry, BRIGHT & FRUIT DRIVEN apple cinnamon infused syrup, grated cinnamon, Filthy black cherry SENDA VERDE, MENCIA, Bierzo, 2018 10./40. PROPER GIN & TONIC 13. Martin Miller’s Gin, lemon peel, lime wheel, star anise, BORSAO, TRES PICOS, GARNACHA, Campo de Borja, 2018 42. Fever Tree tonic water PAGO DE VALDONEJE, MENCIA, Bierzo, 2014 38. SPANISH OLD FASHIONED 12.5 JUAN GIL, MONASTRELL, Jumilla, 2018 12./48. Old Forester Bourbon, chocolate bitters, Lustau ‘Capataz Andres’ Solera, simple syrup, orange peel VOLVER, WRONGO DONGO, MONASTRELL, Jumilla, 2018 34. PENA DO LOBO, MENCIA, Ribeira Sacra, 2015 60. SPECIALS ARIENZO, MARQUÉS DE RISCAL, Rioja, 2015 37. SPANISH NEGRONI 13. SENDA NEGRA GARNACHA TINTORERA, Monstant, 2015 56. Bombay Dry Gin, Campari, Lustau Sweet Vermouth, caramelized orange SMOKY NEGRONI 13. Mezcal, Campari, Martini & Rossi Sweet Vermouth, caramelized orange ELEGANT & EARTHY TITO’S BOUGIE PALMER 12. MARQUÉS DE RISCAL, RESERVA, Rioja, 2015 12./48. Tito’s Handmade vodka, lemon, peach oolong lavender syrup VIÑA ARANA, RESERVA, Rioja, 2011 81. *A percentage will be donated to charity. VIÑA ARDANZA, RESERVA, Rioja, 2010 76. DE TEMPORADA - SEASONAL FINCA VILLACRECES, Ribera del Duero, 2016 99. BLUEBERRY BREEZE 12. BODEGAS ASTER, CRIANZA, Ribera del Duero, 2015 59. Russian Standard Vodka, blueberry syrup, fresh lemon juice CARLOS SERRES, GRAN RESERVA, Rioja, 2012 74. LAVENDER MARGARITA 12. Lunazul Blanco tequila, lime juice, triple sec, lavender syrup CEPA 21, HITO, Ribera del Duero, 2019 13./52. MARQUÉS DE MURRIETA, RESERVA, Rioja, 2016 64. SPANISH CLASSICS CONDE DE SAN CRISTÓBAL, CRIANZA, Ribera del Duero, 2015 56. KALIMOTXO 9. MARQUÉS DE VARGAS RESERVA, Rioja, 2014 70. The iconic Basque refresher – Red wine, Coca Cola, garnished with a lemon wheel DARK & FULLER TINTO DE VERANO 9. OTAZU, PREMIUM CUVÉE, Navarra, 2015 9./36. Spain’s famous “sangria on the fly” – Red wine, lemon juice, Sprite CLARA 9. ENATE, CABERNET SAUVIGNON, RESERVA, Somontano, 2012 69. The “Spanish Shandy” – Mahou, lemon juice, Sprite NUMANTHIA, TERMES, Toro, 2017 15./60. LUSTAU VERMUT ROJO 10. The classic Spanish Aperitif – Sherry inspired, served on ice CVNE IMPERIAL, RESERVA, Rioja, 2014 95. and garnished with an orange slice ABADIA RETUERTA, Sardn de Duero, 2016 96. EGO BODEGAS ACUMA, Jumilla, 2018 44. SANGRÍA EMILIO MORO, Ribera del Duero, 2017 68. SANGRÍA ROJA 9./34. VALDUERO, CRIANZA, Ribera del Duero, 2016 80. Red wine, brandy, triple sec, Sprite, chopped orange SANGRÍA BLANCA 11./42. CASTILLO DE MONTE LA REINA, CRIANZA, Toro, 2016 13./52. Sparkling wine, peach schnapps, triple sec, strawberries, blueberries SANGRÍA DE CERVEZA 9./34. RICH & POWERFUL Mahou, Elderflower, lemon juice, pear purée CLOS DEL MAS, Priorat, 2016 79. ROSÉ SANGRÍA 11./42. Rosé sparkling wine, peach schnapps, triple sec, strawberry syrup, BODEGAS PINTIA, Toro, 2015 149. strawberries, blueberries VEGA Y SICILIA, VALBUENA, Ribera del Duero, 2011/15 385. BODEGAS MAURO, Tierra de Castilla y Len, 2015 105. Skinny drinks available. Ask your server for details. AALTO, Ribera del Duero, 2017 129. CASTILLO DE MONTE LA REINA, VS, Toro, 2010 108. VINOS DE JEREZ - SHERRIES MANZANILLA, LA GITANA, Sanlcar de Barrameda 9. FINO, MAESTRO SIERRA, Jerez de la Frontera 10. VINOS AMERICANOS - AMERICAN WINES AMONTILLADO, NAPOLEÓN, Sanlcar de Barrameda 7. OLOROSO, MAESTRO SIERRA, Jerez de la Frontera 12. LANDMARK OVERLOOK, PINOT NOIR, Sonoma Valley, 2017 15./60. LANDMARK OVERLOOK, CHARDONNAY, Sonoma Coast, 2018 13./52. VINOS ESPUMOSOS - SPARKLING WINES CROSSBARN, CHARDONNAY, Sonoma Coast, 2017 64. PROSE, PROSECCO, Italy, 2015 10./40. JUSTIN, CABERNET SAUVIGNON, Paso Robles, 2018 74. CHIC BARCELONA, CAVA, Catalonia, N.V. 9./36. THE PRISONER, Napa Valley, 2019 96. RAVENTÓS Y BLANC, BRUT, Penedès, 2016 55. GOUGUENHEIM RESERVA, MALBEC, Mendoza, 2018 11./44. LUCIEN ALBRECHT BRUT ROSÉ, Cremant d’Alsace, France, N.V. 54. VIÑA COBOS, COCODRILO BORDEAUX BLEND, Mendoza, 2016 69. VEUVE CLICQUOT YELLOW LABEL BRUT, Reims, N.V. 149. TAITTINGER, BRUT, Reims, N.V. 94. CROSSBARN, CABERNET SAUVIGNON, Napa Valley, 2016 122. PROSE PROSECCO ROSÉ, Italy, N.V. 10./40. B.R. COHN, SILVER LABEL, CABERNET SAUVIGNON, North Coast, 2018 13./52. All vintages subject to change .
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