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Bites Best Shared Desserts Cocktails 24 Reserve Cocktails Bites Best Shared Cocktails 24 Tomato Brioche 15 Eastside Avocado Basil Puree, Gruyere, Brioche Vodka, Lime, Mint, Cucumber Mountain Mai Tai Shrimp Cocktail 19 Brooklyn Gin, Braulio, Zirbenz, Orgeat, Lime, Mint Cocktail Sauce, Old Bay Aioli Jack Rose Laird’s Applejack, Maine Lobster Roll 21 Cyril Zangs Apple Cider Eau de Vie, Green Peppercorn Mayonnaise, Granny Smith Apple, Lemon, Grenadine Tarragon Vin Parfait Genepi, Braulio, Claus Presinger Putza Libre! Tostones 19 Cassis, Lemon, Juniper Guacamole, Jalapeño Old King Cole Martini Old Raj Gin, Dolin Dry Vermouth, Charcuterie 24 Castelvetrano Olives Capicola, Soppresata, Salumi, Speck, Vermont Cheese, Crackers, Olives, Marcona Almonds American Trilogy Laird’s Apple Brandy, Hillrock Double Cask Rye, Orange Spicy Yellowfin Tuna Tartare 20 Ginger, Lime, Brick Cone Jungle Bird Blackstrap Rum, Hamilton Jamaican Pot Still Black, Pineapple, Lime, Campari “Cuban Cigars” 18 Roast Pork, Ham, Swiss Cheese, House Pickles Espresso Martini Axberg Winter Wheat Vodka, Espresso, Fernet Vallet, Angostura Green Garbanzo Bean Hummus 17 Plantain Chips, Celery, Chia Seeds BLVD Wild Turkey 101 Rye, Contratto Bitter, Punt e Mes Vermouth, Fernet, Orange Crispy Buttermilk Fried Chicken Sliders 17 House Pickles, Horseradish Aioli Tommy’s Margarita Tapatio Overproof Tequila, Lime, Agave Portuguese Pain Killer Henriques & Henriques 5 Year Madeira, Hamilton Jamaican Rum, Coconut, Pineapple, Orange Reserve Cocktails Desserts 65 - Don Lockwood Marinated Strawberries & Crème Fraiche Ice Cream 16 (Abraham Hawkins, Dutch Kills, 2014) MGP Mic Drop 8 Year Bourbon, Milk Strudel with Vanilla Sauce 16 Duncan Taylor Laphroaig 16 Year Single Barrel, Maple, Chocolate Bitters Seasonal Fruit 15 33 - Juarez Koch Tobala Mezcal, Bonal, Genepi Guillamette, Angostura Beer 11 Sparkling Prosecco Rothaus Pils Tannenzäpfle Pilsner, 16/72…..….Da Mar, Veneto, IT NV Black Forest, Germany Brut Rosé Stella Artois 18/81……..Jousset, Exilé, Languedoc, FR 2016 Pale Lager, Leuven, Belgium Champagne 26/117…..…Etienne Calsac, L’Echapee Belle, Avize, FR NV Corona Pale Lager, 29/130………Perrier-Jouët Grand Brut, Epernay, FR NV Corona, Mexico Allagash White White Wheat Ale, Portland, Maine Pinot Grigio 17/72………La Viarte, Fruili, IT 2015 Westbrook IPA India Pale Ale, Sauvignon Blanc Mount Pleasant, South Carolina Black Elephant Vintners, 17/72…...Two Dogs, a Horse, and a Peacock, Western Cape, SA 2016 Ballast Grapefruit Sculpin Infused India Pale Ale, Riesling San Diego, California 16/72………..Seehof, Morstein, Rheinhessen, GER 2016 Dark Horse Boffo Brown Ale Brown Ale, Chardonnay, Marshall, Michigan 18/81…….…P’tit Paysan, Jack’s Hill, Monterey, CA 2016 25/112………Dublere, Lechet 1er Cru Chablis, Burgundy, FR 2014 Evil Twin I Love You With My Stout Imperial Stout, Brooklyn, New York Rosé Wölffer Estate Dry Rose Cider Grenache Apple Cider with Grape, 16/65………..Sentier, Aix en Provence, FR 2016 Long Island, New York Red Pinot Noir 19/85………….Day Wines, Willamette Valley, OR 2014 Syrah 17/76………Eric Texier, Chat Fou, Côtes du Rhône, FR 2014 Malbec 16/72………….Altos Hormigas, Terroir, Mendoza, ARG 2014 Cabernet Sauvignon 22/99…Andrew Will Winery, Two Blondes, Yakima Valley, WA 2012 Tempranillo 30/135…Bodegas Muga, Prado Enea Gran Reserva, Rioja, SP, 2009 Champagne Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label Brut, NV 160 Vodka Pommery, Brut, Reims, NV 140 Boyd & Blair 15 Taittinger, “Prestige” Brut Rose, Reims NV 230 Tito’s 16 Dom Perignon, Brut, 2004 500 Grey Goose 18 De Sousa & Fils Umami Grand Cru, Avize, 2009 600 Belvedere 18 Louis Roederer, CRISTAL, Brut, 2007 600 Ketel One 17 Armand de Brignac, Blanc de Blancs, NV 2,500 Chopin 18 Armand de Brignac, Brut Rose, NV, 1.5L 3,500 Armand de Brignac (Ace of Spades), Brut, NV, 3L 5,000 Gin Aria, Portland 15 White Bols Genever 15 Brooklyn Gin 16 Sylvaner, Albert Boxler, Alsace, FR 2014 90 Tanqueray 16 Aligote, Domaine Leroy, Burgundy, FR 2011 160 Tanqueray 10 18 Blend, Gaja Ca’ Marcanda “Vistamare” Tuscany, IT 2012 165 Old Raj 17 Chardonnay, Vincent Dancer, Les Cornin, Meursault, FR, 2015 180 Hendrick’s 17 Chardonnay, Gagnard-Delagrance, Monthrachet, FR 2013 170 Chardonnay, Far Niente, Napa Valley, CA 2014 185 Rum Plantation Five Star 15 Red Santa Teresa 1796 17 Cabernet Sauvignon, Silver Oak, Alexander Valley, CA, 2010 185 Sailor Jerry Spiced 15 Tempranillo, Numanthia, “Termanthia” Tinta de Toro, SP 2011 310 El Dorado, 12 Year 15 Burgundy, Domaine Prieure Roch, ‘Pinoterie’, 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