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sweet sweet gelatiamo mango sorbet 7. gelatiamo mango sorbet 7. dairy free dairy free gelatiamo blackberry with gelatiamo blackberry with vanilla swirl ice cream 7. vanilla swirl ice cream 7. gelatiamo coconut gelato 7. gelatiamo coconut gelato 7. top it with a 1 oz. pour of ‘Don Guido’ PX Sherry for 3. top it with a 1 oz. pour of ‘Don Guido’ PX Sherry for 3. rich chocolate torte 8. rich chocolate torte 8. Housemade flourless torte, garnished with fresh whipped Housemade flourless torte, garnished with fresh whipped cream and orange zest cream and orange zest malay cake 8. malay cake 8. with coconut sauce and seasonal berries with coconut sauce and seasonal berries dessert wine 3 oz glass dessert wine 3 oz glass 2015 Grand Montmirail 2015 Grand Montmirail Muscat de Beaumes de Venise, France 10. Muscat de Beaumes de Venise, France 10. 2016 Chateau de Cosse Sauternes, France 15. 2016 Chateau de Cosse Sauternes, France 15. 2013 Royal Tokaji Red Label, 5 Puttonyos 19. 2013 Royal Tokaji Red Label, 5 Puttonyos 19. Tokaj, Hungary Tokaj, Hungary madeira, port & sherry 3 oz glass madeira, port & sherry 3 oz glass Cossart –Gordon 10 Year Old Bual Madeira 13. Cossart –Gordon 10 Year Old Bual Madeira 13. Quinta do Noval 2012 Late Bottle Vintage Port 11. Quinta do Noval 2012 Late Bottle Vintage Port 11. Taylor 20 Year Tawny Port 15. Taylor 20 Year Tawny Port 15. Toro Abala Don PX Gran Reserva 9. Toro Abala Don PX Gran Reserva 9. A Century of Port 50. A Century of Port 50. A flight with 2 oz each of Taylor’s 10, 20, 30 and 40 Year Tawny Port A flight with 2 oz each of Taylor’s 10, 20, 30 and 40 Year Tawny Port brandy brandy Boulard VSOP Calvados 13. Boulard VSOP Calvados 13. Couvoisier VSOP Cognac 14. Couvoisier VSOP Cognac 14. Remy Martin VSOP Cognac 14. Remy Martin VSOP Cognac 14. Hennessey XO Cognac 38. Hennessey XO Cognac 38. Larressingle Armagnac VSOP 16. Larressingle Armagnac VSOP 16. Clear Creek Williams Pear Brandy, Oregon 12. Clear Creek Williams Pear Brandy, Oregon 12. single malt scotch single malt scotch Lagavulin 16 year 19. Lagavulin 16 year 19. Laphroaig 10 year 16. Laphroaig 10 year 16. Glenlivet 12 year 11. Glenlivet 14 year 16. Glenlivet 12 year 11. Glenlivet 14 year 16. The Balvenie 12 year 14. The Balvenie 12 year 14. The Balvenie 14 year Carribean Cask 16. The Balvenie 14 year Carribean Cask 16. Macallan 18 year 38. Macallan 12 year 14. Macallan 18 year 38. Macallan 12 year 14. Highland Park 18 year 29. Highland Park 18 year 29. Oban 14 year 16. Oban 14 year 16. .

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