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After Dinner Drinks Menu AFTER-DINNER DRINKS LIST AFTER-DINNER COCKTAILS 2 SWEET WINES 3 PORT / SHERRY 4 WHISK(E)Y 5 BRANDY / RUM / LIQUORS 6 HOT DRINKS 7 AFTER-DINNER DRINKS LIST After-Dinner Cocktails HUXLEY SIGNATURE SAZERAC 10.00 ‘Jack Daniel’s Rye’ represents one of JD’s first new jaunts since the mid-1800s which coincidentally was the era in which the, ‘Sazerac’ cocktail was born. Equal measures of spicy Rye & Baron Signonac’s decadent, ‘VSOP Armagnac’ are stirred down with ‘Peychaud’s Bitters’ then poured over ice by the guest. PEAR & RISTRETTO NEGROSKI 10.00 PA delectable digestif served in a brass cafetière and infused with single origin coffee beans. ‘Grey Goose Poire’ brings the pear element, richness and a silky texture. Martini’s premium vermouth, ‘Rubino’ marries the flavours effortlessly. A warm, fuzzy feeling to finish served over ice. 2 AFTER-DINNER DRINKS LIST Sweet Wines Top dessert wines must deliver as much freshness as sweetness. From bouncy, fruity sweet wines from N. Italy to the best wine you’ll ever smell, from Canada, a great dessert wine can crown a wonderful meal. 375ML SWEET WINE ORIGIN 70ML BTL Contero Moscato D’Asti Di Strevi Piemonte, Italy 5.00 22.00 Contero Brachetto D’Acqui Piemonte, Italy 5.50 26.50 Blenheim, Blenheim Iced Cider (375ml) 8.50 40.00 England 375ML FINE SWEET WINE ORIGIN 35ML 70ML BTL Sauternes, Chateau La Ville Sauternes 7.50 15.00 75.00 France Inniskillin Riesling Icewine* Niagara, Canada 11.00 22.00 100.00 *PRODUCER SPOTLIGHT: INNISKILLIN, NIAGARA PENINSULA, CANADA I remember trying this at the London Wine Fair in 2013, it blew anything else I’d tried that day (150+ wines!) out of the water. It’s no wonder Inniskillin’s winemaker and native Canadian Bruce Nicholson has twice been awarded "Top Winemaker in the world". Made from grapes which freeze in the -8C conditions, this Riesling Icewine has an abundance of vibrant aromatics including peach, pear, and lime. On the palate, notes of honey, apricot and mango are balanced by a crisp and lively acidity. - Andy, Sommelier. 3 AFTER-DINNER DRINKS LIST Port & Sherry PRODUCER SPOTLIGHT: SANDEMAN’S PORT, EST 1790. There are few more iconic images in the world of wine than, "The Don", the logo created for the Sandeman family in 1928 by George Massiot Brown. Today, their wines are good enough to be every bit as famous as the image of the Don landing award upon award for their aged tawny ports especially. PORT ORIGIN 70ML Sandemans White Port Douro, Portugal 4.00 Sandemans Tawny Port Douro, Portugal 4.00 Sandemans Unfiltered LBV Douro, Portugal 4.50 Sandemans 10YO Douro, Portugal 5.25 Sandemans 20YO Douro, Portugal 6.75 Sandemans 30YO Douro, Portugal 9.00 Sandemans 40YO Douro, Portugal 18.00 SHERRY ORIGIN 70ML Valdespino Fino Inocente Jerez, Spain 5.50 Valdespino Manzanilla Jerez, Spain 6.50 Dandelion Pedro Ximinez Barossa, Australia 8.25 4 AFTER-DINNER DRINKS LIST Digestifs Globally renowned sipping spirits from our Drinks Trolley including rare whiskies from Japan & Ireland & eye-catching Rums from the Americas. WHISK(E)Y We have diligently compiled a selection of what we believe to be some of the best whisky available worldwide. Served to your specification in cut glass tumblers, as Mark Twain quipped, "Too much of anything is bad, but too much good whiskey is barely enough." BLENDS & SINGLE MALTS ORIGIN 50ML* Monkey Shoulder Blend, Scotland 8.00 Rebel Yell Small Batch Bourbon Kentucky, U.S.A 11.00 Glenrothes 12YO Highlands, Scotland 13.00 Nikka From The Barrel Yoichi, Japan 13.00 Bruichladdie Classic Islay, Scotland 14.00 Teelings Single Malt Dublin, Ireland 14.00 Lagavulin 16YO Islay, Scotland 15.00 Macallan Gold Highlands, Scotland 11.00 Woodford Reserve Bourbon Kentucky, USA 10.00 Redbreast 15YO Midleton, Ireland 14.00 FINE WHISKIES ORIGIN 50ML* Glenrothes 18YO Highlands, Scotland 17.00 Togouchi Premium Whisky Chugoku Jozo, Japan 19.00 Highland Park 18YO Orkney, Scotland 20.00 Johnny Walker Blue Blend, Scotland 40.00 Glenrothes 25YO Highlands, Scotland 50.00 *Please do not hesitate to ask if you’d prefer a single measure, it’s simply half the price. 5 AFTER-DINNER DRINKS LIST Digestifs BRANDY "Whoever wants to be a hero ought to drink brandy", served in a crystal balloon. COGNAC, ARMAGNAC & CALVADOS ORIGIN 50ML* Maxime Trijol V.S.O.P Cognac, France 13.00 Maxime Trijol X.O Cognac, France 20.00 Baron De Signognac 10YO Armagnac, France 12.00 Janneau X.O Armagnac Armagnac, France 20.00 Calvados Berneroy Fine Berneroy, France 9.00 RUM We offer two of the most awarded sipping Rums available, you’ll never look back. RUM ORIGIN 50ML* Plantation Gran Añejo Guatemala, Belize 10.00 Diplomatico Reserva Exclusiva Venezuea 11.00 LIQUORS Classic liquors from County Cavan to the Amalfi Coast, an elegant ending to your experience. LIQUORS ORIGIN 50ML* Baileys County Cavan, Ireland 6.00 Disaranno Saronno, Italy 7.00 Frangelico Piedmont, Italy 7.00 Mozart Gold Salzburg, Austria 7.00 Tosolini Limoncello (70ml) Sorrento, Italy 7.00 *Please do not hesitate to ask if you’d prefer a single measure, it’s simply half the price. 6 AFTER-DINNER DRINKS LIST Hot Drinks We use whole-leaf tea and organic, single origin coffee beans. Our coffees are served double shot as standard with full fat milk unless asked otherwise. All our evening ‘Hot Drinks’ are served with Petit Fours COFFEES LOOSE LEAF TEA ALL £3.50 POT FOR 1-2 £3.00 Espresso POT FOR 3-4 £5.00 Americano English Breakfast Macchiato Sapphire Earl Grey Latte Egyptian Mint Tea Cappuccino Dragonwell Green Decaf Coffee Spicy Rooibos Flat White Decaf English Breakfast Vanilla Latte LIQUOR COFFEE CAFETIÈRE COFFEE ALL £8.50 Cafetière for 1-2 4.00 Irish Cafetière for 3-4 6.00 French Baileys Calypso Disaranno Mozart Chocolate 7 AFTER-DINNER DRINKS LIST WWW.THEINNATHUXLEY.CO.UK 01829 781 043 / @THEINNATHUXLEY 8.
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