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Wine List Hot Drinks Beer on Tap Bottles & Cans Cold BEER ON TAP WINE LIST 16 oz glass / 72oz pitcher BUBBLY WINE GLASS / HALF BOTTLE / BOTTLE Trumer Pils Pilsner, Berkeley, CA 8 / 32 Benvolio Prosecco Friuli, Italy 7/14/28 Drake’s Hefeweizen San Leandro, CA 8 / 32 Woods ‘Freeze Pop’ Pale Ale, Treasure Island, CA 8 / 32 WHITE WINE GLASS / HALF BOTTLE / BOTTLE Lagunitas IPA Indian Pale Ale, Petaluma, CA 8 / 32 COCKTAILS Sauvignon Blanc, Matanzas Creek, Sonoma, CA 11/20/40 Anchor Steam Lager, San Francisco, CA 8 / 32 Sauvignon Blanc, Whitehaven, Marlborough, NZ 9/16/32 North Coast ‘Laguna Baja’ Dark Lager, Ft. Bragg CA 8 / 32 CARAFES Chardonnay, The Winery SF, Treasure Island, CA 9/17/33 Chardonnay, J. Lohr Riverstone, 10/18/35 MERSEA BLOODY MARY BOTTLES & CANS Grey Goose Vodka, horseradish, tomato Chardonnay, Talbot Logan, St. Lucia Highlands, CA 15/28/56 14 Pint / 39 carafe Salty Crew Coronado, CA 6 MIMOSA RED WINE GLASS / HALF BOTTLE / BOTTLE Hazy Pale Ale, Coronado, CA 6 Sparkling wine, traditional orange or island pineapple 8 glass/ 25 bottle Cabernet Sauvignon, J.Lohr Carol’s Vineyard 20/43/90 Orange Ave Wit, Coronado, CA 6 Pacifico Pilsner style, Mazatlan, Mexico 6 ELDERFLOWER SPRITZ Portion of the proceeds donated to Breast Cancer Research St. St. Germain Elderflower, club soda, prosecco Helena, Napa Valley, CA Guinness Stout 16oz Stout, Dublin, Ireland 8 12 glass/ 36 full carafe Syrah, J. Lohr Riverstone, CA 12/24/40 Booch Craft Kombucha Grapefruit or Lemon, San Diego, CA 7 APEROL SPRITZ Aperol, Prosecco, club soda Pinot Noir, La Crema, Sonoma Coast, CA 14/26/52 High Noon Vodka and Soda (can) 4-flavors 6 12 glass/ 36 full carafe High Noon Vodka and Soda (4pack) 20 M3 (MeeSun’s Mersea Mule) 12 20 Cîroc Coconut Vodka, pineapple, ginger beer THE 1939 TREASURE ISLAND COCKTAIL 13 Bombay Sapphire Gin, sloe gin, lemon, lime FRENCH ROSÉ HOT DRINKS COLD DRINKS FRENCH BULLDOG 12 Coffee Jeremiah’s Pick 3 San Pellegrino Orange 4 Grey Goose Vodka, St. Germain Elderflower, grapefruit FRENCH ROSÉ SANGRIA Domaine D’Astros Rosé, Grey Goose Vodka, fresh fruit Espresso 3 Izze Sparkling Pomegranate 4 OLD CUBAN 13 House Organic Lemonade 3 Mt. Gay Extra Old Rum, lime, mint, prosecco 11 glass / 36 carafe Latte 5 Cock & Bull Ginger Beer 4 MOONLIGHT & ROSES 14 Americano 4 Four Roses Bourbon, Benedictine, Pimm’s ROSÉS of FRANCE GL / HALF BOTTLE / BOTTLE Lev’s Kombucha 5 Domaine La Jeanne, Pays d’Oc 9/16/32 Cappuccino 4 Bubly 4 SANTARITA 14 Cazadores Reposada, cucumber, agave, Old Bay salt rim Coste Brulade, Cotes de Provence 10/20/40 Mocha 5 Lauretana Water 750ml 8 Vignoble D’Azure, Cotes de Provence 11/22/44 Hot Chocolate 4 Fountain Drinks 3 Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Saint Roman D’Esclan, AOP Cotes de Provence 12/24/48 Hot Tea 3 Root Beer, Dr Pepper, Chamomile, Earl Grey, Green, Orange Crush, Sierra Mist, Domaine Val d’Astier, AOP Cotes de Provence 14/28/56 English Breakfast, or Mint Lipton Unsweetened Black Tea .
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