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Wine Selection Wine Selection Wine Selection Artisan mixed drinks Non-Alcoholic Beverages Dessert Winemaker’s Whiskey Flight 16 Alcohol-Free Mudslide 7 Banana Split 13 Made with superior quality fruit and gluten Rose + Blush glass bottle Sparkling glass bottle Selected flight of rye, bourbon and whiskey Milk, chocolate syrup, coffee, vanilla Vanilla semifreddo, brûléed banana, candied walnuts, free, LaBelle Wines are free of additives or Premium Selection 25 fudge, Chantilly, luxardo cherry, sprinkles Rosé 11 34 Shimmer 13 45 Ginless Tonic 8 chemicals, allowing the fruit to express Dry, classic, fruity, elegant Seyval Blanc and Dry Riesling blend, delicate, crisp, floral House-made juniper syrup, fresh lime, Flourless Chocolate Torte 11 naturally. I hope you enjoy drinking LaBelle Cranberry Cosmopolitan 12 muddled cucumber, tonic 13 45 Cold brew cream, smoked salt caramel Wine as much as I love making it for you.” Corazon Rosé 11 34 Tempest Cranberry wine, fresh lime juice, triple sec, The Off-dry blend, citrus, fruity Red Raspberry, Seyval Blanc and Baco Noir blend Alcohol-Free Strawberry Margarita 7 – Amy LaBelle, Winemaker Winemaker’s Kitchen Cranberry Sugar rim House-made sour mix, muddled Blueberry Cobbler 12 Cranberry 11 34 premium wines strawberries, agave nectar, Sprite Cornmeal biscuit, lemon ice cream Wine Flights Sweet-tart, crisp, fresh, New England cranberries Raspberry Lemon Drop 12 Raspberry Lime Rickey 8 from around the world bottle Red Raspberry wine, vodka, triple sec, fresh lemon juice 3 (2 oz pours) House-made juniper syrup, fresh lime, Three Cheese Cheesecake 11 Cranberry Riesling 11 34 Lavender sucre, Moscato wine peaches, whipped yogurt Suggested Red Flight: 16 Semi-sweet, versatile, crisp, bright flavor Mount Veeder Cabernet 200 raspberry coulis, seltzer Sauvignon 1.5L Magnum � Amherst Vineyard Red Winemaker’s Old Fashioned 16 Assorted Soda 3 Sangria Rosé 10 32 2017, California Fondue 15 Americus Woodford Reserve, maple syrup, The Winemaker's Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Sprite, Ginger Ale Not too sweet, refreshing, 100% real fruit Kitchen Red Wine Sauce, bacon bitters, luxardo cherry Red Raspberry wine-infused chocolate ganache, Petit Verdot 225 Joseph Phelps Cabernet Sauvignon house-made marshmallows, pound cake, graham crackers, 2018, California Milk or Juice 3 Suggested White Flight: 15 candied bacon, fresh fruit Labelle Grown glass bottle Amherst Vineyard White Don Melchor Cabernet Sauvignon 285 Americus Martini 14 Unsweetened Iced Tea or Lemonade ` 3 Vodka, St. Germain, fresh lemon juice, Seyval Blanc Winemaker’s Reserve Amherst Vineyard White 15 45 2011, Central Valley, Chile PB&J Duo 13 Shimmer sparkling wine The Winemaker’s Kitchen Iced Green Tea 3 Chardonnay Stone fruit, crisp minerality, floral finish Peanut butter brioche bread pudding, drunken Cecchi Chianti Classico 90 Coffee or Tea Service 4 grape compote, pink peppercorn peanut brittle, Or create your own flight! Premium wines priced accordingly. Amherst Vineyard Red 15 45 2017, Tuscany, Italy miniature PB&J cocktail Big Island Pond 13 French oaked, bold red fruit tones, hint of black pepper 6 Maison Louis Jadot Pinot Noir 235 Vodka, Malibu rum, Midori, pineapple juice Bottled Water, Still or Sparkling (1L) Fruit Forward White glass bottle 2015, Burgundy, France glass bottle Fruit Forward Oaked Red glass bottle Dessert Wine Dry Apple 10 32 Domaine Serene Pinot Noir 275 The Gentleman’s Martini 13 Specialty Co ffees Dessert wines served as 3 oz. pour Dry, crisp, light, fresh Dry Blueberry 13 40 2017, Oregon Seyval Blanc wine, scotch, fresh lemon simple syrup, Red Raspberry 9 32 French oaked, off-dry, local blueberries, ginger ale, bitters Irish Coffee Jameson Irish Whiskey 13 100% raspberry, decadent, bold, sweet, balanced Seyval Blanc Winemaker’s Reserve 13 40 robust, light Merlot style Charles Heidsieck Rosé 260 Very dry, delicate, bottle-aged, select vintage Champagne, France Irish Cream Bailey’s Irish Cream 12 Granite State Red 11 34 Seyval Blanc Margarita 13 Three Kings Port 10 43 11 34 Domaine Ferret Pouilly-Fuisse Chardonnay 165 Italian DiSaronno or Frangelico 12 Seyval Blanc French oaked, semi-dry, hint of blueberry, smooth Seyval Blanc wine, tequila silver, fresh lime juice, Cointreau Sweet, rich, port style blend of LaBelle Blueberry and Red 2018, Burgundy, France Dry, delicate, elegant, crisp, citrus, clean finish Raspberry wines, Marechal Foch grape, aged apple brandy Red Alchemy 11 34 Mexican Kahlúa 12 11 34 Three red grape blend, dry, spice and woodland notes Champagne Tattinger, Brut Cuvee Prestige 95 Dry Pear Rosé French 75 14 Dry, fragrant, floral, crisp, elegant Champagne, France Blue Alchemy Port 10 43 Gin, fresh lemon juice, simple syrup, sparkling rosé Deep, complex, rich, blueberry port, vanilla and maple notes, Gewurztraminer 11 34 Bold, Oaked Red glass bottle aged apple brandy, Madagascar vanilla beans Slightly sweet, tropical fruit and soft spice Beer Winemaker’s Piña Colada 12 notes, perfumed, exotic, balanced Americus 13 40 Dry, bold, spicy, rich tannin, pepper notes Gewurztraminer wine, rum, pineapple juice Dessert Cocktails Craft beer Malbec 15 45 Dry, Full-Bodied White glass bottle Ask your server about our diverse selection Rich Chocolate Martini 13 Barrel aged, dry, bold, strong tannins, balanced acidity Blackberry Gin Limoncello 12 of local craft beer. Chocolate vodka, Godiva liqueur, milk, chocolate syrup Chardonnay 11 34 Limoncello, gin, muddled blackberries, raspberry, mint 15 45 Chardonnay and Vidal Blanc blend, dry, fruity Petit Verdot Dry, bold, floral, deep tannin structure, on draught 16 oz, 9 Espresso Martini 13 velvety lingering finish Espresso, caramel vodka, Godiva liqueur, Cointreau, White Alchemy 11 34 Riesling Mint Basil Mojito 12 chocolate syrup Blend of four award-winning white wines, bright, soft Blue Moon (Golden, Colorado) Riesling wine, rum, agave nectar, fresh lime juice, basil, mint Able Ebeneezer Burn the Ships (Merrimack, NH) Sweet Red glass bottle Sam Adams Seasonal (Boston, Massachusetts) PB&J 14 13 Semi-Sweet White glass bottle Verano Sangria 10 32 Great North IPA (Manchester, New Hampshire) LaBelle Bloody Mary Peanut butter whiskey, Red Raspberry wine, The Winemaker’s The Winemaker’s Kitchen Jalapeño wine, tomato juice, Refreshing, slightly sweet, fresh fruit flavor Moat Mountain Pilsner (Conway, New Hampshire) Kitchen Red Wine Sauce 11 34 fresh lime, Worcestershire sauce, horseradish, salt, pepper Riesling Stormalong Cider (Massachusetts) Complex, aromatic, floral, honey and peach nuances Virginia Mae Sweet Blueberry 13 40 Boom Sauce (Woburn, MA) 9oz, 9 Semi-sweet, local blueberries, deep flavor (Dublin, Ireland) 13 Moscato 11 34 Guinness Stout 20oz, LaBelle Seasonal Sangria 13 Semi-sweet, crisp, perfumed, apricots and LaBelle wine, brandy, simple syrup, seltzer, seasonal fruits honey tones, ripe peach aroma Pitcher (serves 4) 42 Wine Selection Wine Selection Wine Selection Artisan mixed drinks Non-Alcoholic Beverages Dessert Winemaker’s Whiskey Flight 16 Alcohol-Free Mudslide 7 Banana Split 13 Made with superior quality fruit and gluten Rose + Blush glass bottle Sparkling glass bottle Selected flight of rye, bourbon and whiskey Milk, chocolate syrup, coffee, vanilla Vanilla semifreddo, brûléed banana, candied walnuts, free, LaBelle Wines are free of additives or Premium Selection 25 fudge, Chantilly, luxardo cherry, sprinkles Rosé 11 34 Shimmer 13 45 Ginless Tonic 8 chemicals, allowing the fruit to express Dry, classic, fruity, elegant Seyval Blanc and Dry Riesling blend, delicate, crisp, floral House-made juniper syrup, fresh lime, Flourless Chocolate Torte 11 naturally. I hope you enjoy drinking LaBelle Cranberry Cosmopolitan 12 muddled cucumber, tonic 13 45 Cold brew cream, smoked salt caramel Wine as much as I love making it for you.” Corazon Rosé 11 34 Tempest Cranberry wine, fresh lime juice, triple sec, The Off-dry blend, citrus, fruity Red Raspberry, Seyval Blanc and Baco Noir blend Alcohol-Free Strawberry Margarita 7 – Amy LaBelle, Winemaker Winemaker’s Kitchen Cranberry Sugar rim House-made sour mix, muddled Blueberry Cobbler 12 Cranberry 11 34 premium wines strawberries, agave nectar, Sprite Cornmeal biscuit, lemon ice cream Wine Flights Sweet-tart, crisp, fresh, New England cranberries Raspberry Lemon Drop 12 Raspberry Lime Rickey 8 from around the world bottle Red Raspberry wine, vodka, triple sec, fresh lemon juice 3 (2 oz pours) House-made juniper syrup, fresh lime, Three Cheese Cheesecake 11 Cranberry Riesling 11 34 Lavender sucre, Moscato wine peaches, whipped yogurt Suggested Red Flight: 16 Semi-sweet, versatile, crisp, bright flavor Mount Veeder Cabernet 200 raspberry coulis, seltzer Sauvignon 1.5L Magnum � Amherst Vineyard Red Winemaker’s Old Fashioned 16 Assorted Soda 3 Sangria Rosé 10 32 2017, California Fondue 15 Americus Woodford Reserve, maple syrup, The Winemaker's Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Sprite, Ginger Ale Not too sweet, refreshing, 100% real fruit Kitchen Red Wine Sauce, bacon bitters, luxardo cherry Red Raspberry wine-infused chocolate ganache, Petit Verdot 225 Joseph Phelps Cabernet Sauvignon house-made marshmallows, pound cake, graham crackers, 2018, California Milk or Juice 3 Suggested White Flight: 15 candied bacon, fresh fruit Labelle Grown glass bottle Amherst Vineyard White Don Melchor Cabernet Sauvignon 285 Americus Martini 14 Unsweetened Iced Tea or Lemonade ` 3 Vodka, St. Germain, fresh lemon juice, Seyval Blanc Winemaker’s Reserve Amherst Vineyard White 15 45 2011, Central Valley, Chile PB&J Duo 13 Shimmer sparkling wine The Winemaker’s
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