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Cocktails Beers Glass Soda & COcktails ARAK YOU LIKE A HURRICANE Massaya Arak, hibiscus, rose, house-made lemon syrup, cucumber 10 NEGEV tequila, liquor de violette, pomegranate, baharat 11 OUT WITH A BANG Jamaican rum, spiced rum, madiera, coffee, Velvet Falernum, pineapple, tiki bitters 11 PORTCH SWING ruby port, bourbon, spiced pear, lemon, pineapple, ginger bitters 12 47 PROBLEMS Monkey 47 gin, lemon, lychee, brut rosé 12 FIRST TRY vodka, Homericon Mastiha, cucumber, lemon, transatlantic bitters 13 bEERs SAINT ARNOLD ‘ROSÉ CIDER’ cider | TX | 5.9% abv 6 GNARLY BARLEY ‘KOROVA MILK PORTER’ milk porter | LA | 6.2% abv 6 URBAN SOUTH ‘HOLY ROLLER IPA | LA | 6.3% abv 7 PORT ORLEANS ‘DORADA’ Mexican-style lager | LA | 4.8% abv 6 ALMAZA ‘PILSENER’ pale lager | Lebanon | 4.2% abv 7 Glass SPARKLING MACABEO | XAREL.LO | PARELLADA Arte Latino, Brut, Cava, Catalonia, Spain NV 9 36 PINOT NOIR | CHARDONNAY | PINOT MEUNIER Cantina Ostro, Brut Rosé Spumante, Friuli, Italy NV 13 52 PINOT NOIR Cantina Pstro, Brut Rosé Spumante, Friuli, Italy NV 13 52 WHITE PINOT GRIGIO Lucotto, Delle Venezie IGP, Italy 2018 9 36 CHARDONNAY Charles Smith Wines ‘Eve’, Washington 2017 10 40 GRÜNER VELTLINER Weingut Herman Moser ‘Per Due’, Kremstal, Austria 2018 11 44 MUSCAT | VIOGNIER | SAUVIGNON BLANC Château Kefraya ‘Les Bretèches’, Bekaa Valley, Lebanon ‘19 12 48 CHARDONNAY Recanati, Upper Galilee, Israel 2018 13 52 SAUVIGNON BLANC Cliff Lede, Napa Valley, California 2019 14 56 ROSÉ TEMPRANILLO Beronia, Rioja, Spain 2019 9 36 GRENACHE | CINSAULT | SYRAH | C. SAUVIGNON Figuière ‘Méditerranée’, Provence, France 2019 11 44 RED GRENACHE | CARIGNAN Laudun-Chusclan Vignerons ‘Reserve de la Saurine’, Gard, France 2018 9 36 XINOMAVRO Kir-Yianni, Naoussa, Greece 2017 10 40 PINOT NOIR Walnut City Wineworks, Willamette Valley, oregon 2016 13 52 MERLOT | C. FRANC Château Lassègue ‘Les Cadrans’, Saint-Émilion, Grand Cru, Bordeaux, France 2015 12 48 CABERNET SAUVIGNON Recanati, Upper Galilee, Israel 2018 12 48 SAUVIGNON BLANC Cliff Lede, Napa Valley, California 2019 14 56 SOda & Tea POMEGRANATE LEMON SODA pomegranate juice, house-made lemon syrup, Q club soda 5.5 TURMERIC SERRANO SODA house-made turmeric serrano syrup, lime juice, Q club soda 5.5 HIBISCUS ROSE TEA PRESS hibiscus flower, rose water, fresh orange 8 SMITH TEAMAKER HERBAL & FULL LEAF HOT TEAS assorted flavors of handcrafted teas 4 MOROCCON MINT TEA PRESS gunpowder green tea, lemon, sugar, mint 8 ALBARIÑO Carboniste ‘Gomes Vineyard’, ExtrasPARKLINg Brut, California 2019 62 CHARDONNAY | PINOT NOIR | PINOT MEUNIER Mumm Napa ‘Brut Prestige’, Napa, California NV 65 MACABEU | XAREL-LO | PARALLEDA Avinyo ‘Reserva Brut’, Cava, Penedes, Spain 2015 56 CABERNET SAUVIGNON Mas de Daumas Gassac ‘Rosé Frizant’, Languedoc-Roussillon, France 2018 70 CHARDONNAY Trail Marker Wine Co. ‘Manchester Ridgewhite Vineyard’, Mendocino Ridge, California 2016 80 CHARDONNAY Failla Vineyards, Sonoma Coast, California 2016 68 SAVATIANO Mylonas Winery ‘Naked Truth’, Keratea, Attica, Greece 2019 48 RIESLING Weingut Hermann Moser ‘Gebling Vineyard’ Niederösterreich, Austria 2014 56 MALVASIA Caravaglio, Salina, Sicily, Italy 2018 64 MALAGOUZIA Alpha Estate ‘Turtles Vineyard’, Florina, Greece 2018 46 ALIGOTE Olivier Morin, Bourgogne, France 2018 58 PALOMINO Daterra Viticultores ‘Gavela da Vila’, Ribeira Sacra, Spain 2017 78 SPERGOLA Domaine Tempier, Bandol, France 2016 45 SAUVIGNON BLANC Peter DiPoli ‘Volgar’, Alto Adige, Italy 2014 68 MALVASIA | VIURA Ostatu, Rioja Alavesa, Spain 2018 40 SAUVIGNON BLANC | SEMILLION Château Carbonnieux, Pessac Léognan, Bordeaux, France 2015 145 SAUVIGNON BLANC Pelter, Upper Galilee, Israel 2019 78 CHARDONNAY | SAUVIGNON BLANC | VIOGNIER Hermon ‘Mount Hermon White’, Galilee, Israel 2018 44 GEWÜRZTRAMINER Carmel Winery ‘Appellation’ Upper Galilee, Israel 2017 64 SAUVIGNON BLANC | VIOGNIER | SÉMILLON Karam ‘Cloud Nine’, Jezzine, Southern Lebanon 2019 52 CHARDONNAY Domaine des Tourelles ‘Marquis des Beys’, Bekaa Valley, Lebanon 2018 66 CHENIN BLANC Shvo Vineyards, Upper Galilee, Israel 2018 105 CHARDONNAY | SAUVIGNON BLANC Château Marsyas, Bekaa Valley, Lebanon 2016 74 HONDARRIBI BELTZA - HONDARRIBI ZURI AmeztoiROs ‘Rubentis’,é Getariako Txakolina, Spain 2019 56 PINOT NOIR Domaine Hippolyte Reverdy, Sancerre, France 2019 76 MONDEUSE Clendenen Family Vineyards ‘Bien Nacido Estate’, Santa Maria Valley, California 2018 58 DOLCETTO | LAMBRUSCO | MISSION Bichi ‘Rosa’, Tecate, Baja California, Mexico, 2019 69 SYRAH | CABERNET SAUVIGNON | MERLOT Psâgot, Judean Hills, Israel 2017 60 CINSAULT | MOURVÈDRE Château Musar ‘Jeune’, Bekaa Valley, Lebanon 2017 65 SYRAH | GRENACHE Shvo Vineyards, Upper Galilee, IsraelRed 2014 110 CABERNET FRANC | CABERNET SAUVIGNON | MERLOT Domaine de Baal, Bekaa Valley, Lebanon 2013 74 GRENACHE | SYRAH | MOURVÈDRE Jacques Capsouto ‘Cuvée Marco’, Galilee, Israel 2014 100 GRENACHE | SYRAH | MOURVÈDRE Massaya ‘Terrasses de Baalbeck’, Bekaa Valley, Lebanon 2014 64 CABERNET SAUVIGNON | SHIRAZ Pelter Winery, Upper Galilee, Israel 2016 98 CABERNET SAUVIGNON | CINSAULT | CARIGNAN Chateau Musar, Bekaa Valley, Lebanon 2006 160 PETIT VERDOT Ramot Naftaly Winery, Kedesh Valley, Israel 2014 140 C. SAUVIGNON | MERLOT | C. FRANC | P. VERDOT Margalit ‘Enigma’ Kadita & Binyamina, Gailee, Israel 2011 245 PINOT NOIR Brewer Clifton, Santa Rita Hills, California 2016 82 ST. LAURENT Forlorn Hope ‘Ost-Intrigen’, Ricci Vineyards, Carneros, California 2017 69 PINOT NOIR Patricia Green Cellars ‘Reserve’, Willamette Valley, Oregon 2018 72 PINOT NOIR BLEND Ochota Barrels ‘Texture Like Sun’, Adelaide Hills, Australia 2019 78 LISTAN NEGRO Bichi, Tecate, Baja California, Mexico 2019 69 GRENACHE Ochota Barrels ‘The Fugazi Vineyard’, McLaren Vale, Australia 2016 115 ALVARELHAO Forlorn Hope ‘Suspiro del Moro’, Alta Mesa, Lodi, California 2016 67 VALDIGUIÉ Wilson Foreigner, Rancho Chimiles, Napa Valley, California 2015 62 CABERNET FRANC Vending Machine Wines ‘The Eccentric’ Napa, California 2012 98 CABERNET SAUVIGNON Auros, Napa Valley, California 2016 90 PETIT VERDOT | CABERNET FRANCH Vending Machine Wines ‘Double Shotgun’, Napa, California 2018 90 NEGRARA Cantina Furlani ‘Rosso Negrik’, Trentino Alto Adige, Italy NV 44 ISABELLA Azores Wine Company ‘A Proibida’ Portugal 2017 76 CABERNET FRANC Chateau de Chaintres ‘Les Sables’, Saumur-Champigny, France 2019 60 MENCÍA La Senda ‘El Aqueronte’, Bierzo, Spain 2017 58 RUCHÉ La Miraja, Ruché di Castagnole Monferrato DOCG, Italy 2017 65 TINTA DEL PAÍS [TEMPRANILLO] Bodegas Protos ‘Protos ‘27’, Ribera del Duero, Spain 201 82 CALABRESE [NERO D’AVOLA] Avinyo ‘Reserva Brut’, Cava, Penedes, Spain 2015 62 NERO D’AVOLA Salvatore Marino ‘Turi’, D.O.C. Eloro Pachino, Sicily, Italy 2018 66 PLAVAC MALI Bura ‘Fresh’, Dalmatia, Croatia 2018 52 SANGIOVESE La Torre, Brunello di Montalcino, Tuscany, Italy 2014 160 MOURVÈDRE | SYRAH Domaine Léon Barral ‘Valinière’, Faugères, Languedoc-Roussillon, France 2015 170 SYRAH | VIOGNIER J.Denuzière Côte Rôtie, Rhone, France 2014 145 CABERNET SAUVIGNON | MERLOT Château Phélan Ségur ‘Frank Phélan’, Saint-Estèphe, France 2015 155 MERLOT | CABERNET SAUVIGNON | PETIT VERDOT Château Palmer ‘Alter Ego’, Margaux, France 2011 280.
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