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Cocktail Menu Signature Cocktails MOCKTAILS #61 Pitts bay | 18 | martini Bin the gin & tonic | 11 | wine glass Absolut Elyx, Cointreau, Lillet Blanc, Dry Vermouth Seedlip Garden 108 (Herbal) NA Spirit Lemon Bitters & Lemon Zest Fever Tree Elderflower Tonic & Cucumber Ribbon Seasonal SLing | 16.5 | collins PINEAPPLE EXPRESS | 8 | collins Sipsmith London Dry Gin, HB Seasonal Shrub, HB Pineapple-Ginger Shrub, Lime Aperol, Passionfields Honey, Lemon & Seltzer Fever Tree Club Soda The huckleberry | 16 | rocks Build Your Own G&T Goslings Gold Seal Rum, Chambourd, Huckleberry Preserve, Passionfields Honey, Lime & Seltzer Pick One Sipsmith | 14 Guest from jalisco | 18 | rocks Bombay Sapphire | 12 Avion Anejo Tequila, Vida Mezcal, House Chili Syrup Bombay East | 13 Mango Puree & Fresh Lime Hendricks | 14 Old Huck | 17 | rocks Whitley Neil Blood Orange | 14 Monkey Shoulder Blended Scotch Whiskey, Bloom | 14 Benedictine, Campari, Orange & Angostura Bitters Gin Mare | 15 Cotswolds | 16 Last call | 18 | rocks The Botanist | 16 Woodford Reserve Bourbon, Dow’s LBV Port, Warner Edwards Rhubarb Gin | 16 Maple Syrup, PX “Nectar” Sherry & Orange Bitters Pick One (By Fever Tree) Island Classics Indian Tonic Light Tonic DARK ‘N’ STORMY | 11.5 | collins Elderflower Tonic Gosling’s Black Seal Rum & Ginger Beer Mediterranean Tonic Club Soda RUM SWIZZLE | 14 | collins Huckleberry’s very own Recipe Pick One or Two Lemon or Lime (Twist or Wedge) SOUTH SHORE | 14 | collins Orange (Twist or Sliced) Gosling’s Gold Rum, Falernum Rosemary Lemon Juice, Mint & Ginger Beer Thyme Yellow Bird | 15 | collins Basil Goslings Gold Seal Rum, Galliano, Banana Liqueur Cucumber Ribbon Orange & Pineapple Juice Star Anise 17% SERVICE FEE ON ALL SERVICES PROVIDED 17% SERVICE FEE ON ALL SERVICES PROVIDED RUM BOURBON & RYE WHISKEY (USA) Experience our unique collection of one of the oldest Jack Daniel’s | 11.5 distilled spirits in the world. Flights are available upon Woodford Reserve | 14 request! Please ask your server for details! Sazerac Rye | 15 Michter’s Rye | 14 Jefferson’s Reserve | 35 BERMUDA “Old Rum Cask Finish” Gosling’s OLD Family Reserve | 16 Gosling’s Papa Seal Single Barrel | 55 BLENDED WHISKEY Jameson’s | 11.5 TRINIDAD & TOBAGO Dewar’s, White Label | 11.5 Angostura 1787 15 yrs | 15 Johnnie Walker, Black Label | 14 Zaya Gran Reserve 12 yrs | 14 Johnnie Walker, Blue Label | 31.5 BARBADOS SINGLE MALT (SCOTLAND) Mount Gay 1703 XO Master Select | 24 Glenmorangie, 10yrs | 14 Plantation 20th Anniversary XO | 16 Glenmorangie, 18yrs | 25 Macallan, 12yrs | 19 PANAMA Highland Park, 18yrs | 30 Zafra 30 Year | 50 Lagavulin, 16yrs | 22 Zafra 21 Year | 28 Ron Abuelo - Cognac Cask & Port Cask | 16 TEQUILA Ron Abuelo Centuria 100th Year Anniversary | 32 Casamigos Blanco | 16 Casamigos Añejo | 16 VENEZUELA Santa Teresa 1796 | 15 VODKA Stolichnaya *Gluten Free | 10 PUERTO RICO Kettle One | 12 Tito’s *Gluten Free | 12 Bacardi 10yr | 14 Grey Goose | 12.5 Facundo "Exquisito" | 22 Belvedere | 14 NICARAGUA COGNAC/ARMAGNAC Flor de Cana 18yr | 16 Hennessy, VS | 14 Flor de Cana 25yr | 28 Hennessy, VSOP | 18 Hennessy, XO | 30 ANGUILLA Père Magloire, VS Calvados | 12 Pyrat XO Reserve | 14 Armagnac Castarède 1985 | 18 GUATEMALA LIQUEURS Ron Zacapa 23 | 14 Amaro, Averna | 9.5 Ron Zacapa XO | 25 Amaro, Nonino | 12.5 Aperol | 9.5 MEXICO Bailey’s | 9.5 Porfidio Anejo (Single Barrel) | 14 Campari | 9.5 Disaronno, Amaretto | 9.5 Grand Marnier Cordon Rouge | 9.5 Kahlua | 9.5 Romana Sambuca | 9.5 17% SERVICE FEE ON ALL SERVICES PROVIDED 17% SERVICE FEE ON ALL SERVICES PROVIDED BEER & Cider cigars Hop House 13 | 12 CENTRAL AMERICAN Lager, Ireland | 5% My Father - The Judge | 39 CORONA | 9.5 Nicaragua | 6" - 52 Ring Gauge Pale Lager, Mexico | 5% Oliva V Melanio | 42 HEINEKEN | 9.5 Nicaragua | 5" - 52 Ring Gauge Pale Lager, Holland |5% Padron 3000 Anchor “fog breaker” | 12 | 29 San Francisco IPA, California, USA | 6.8% Nicaragua | 5.5" - 52 Ring Gauge AMSTEL LIGHT | 9.5 Partagas Purito | 9 Pale Lager, Holland | 3.5% Dominican Republic SAVANNA DRY | 10 Undercrown Maduro Coronita | 9 Apple Cider, South Africa | 5% Dominican Republic NON-ALCOHOLIC BEER BECK’S BLUE | 8.5 CUBAN Non-Alcoholic Beer, USA Cohiba Siglio VI | 99 Cuban | 6" - 52 Ring Gauge Non-Alcoholic Montecristo #2 | 39 Cuban | 6" - 52 Ring Gauge SODAS | 5.25 JUICE | 4 Partagas Serie D #4 | 26 Diet Coke Apple Cuban | 4 7/8" - 50 Ring Gauge Coca Cola Orange Romeo Juliet Wide Churchill | 36 Soda Water Pineapple Cuban | 5.1" - 55 Ring Gauge Ginger Beer Cranberry Cohiba Panetelas | 13 Sprite Grapefruit Cuban Ginger Ale Tomato Montecristo #4 | 21 Tonic Water Clamato Cuban 17% SERVICE FEE ON ALL SERVICES PROVIDED 17% SERVICE FEE ON ALL SERVICES PROVIDED .
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