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Canadian Pale Ale’ 8.5 Original 16 ‘Canadian Copper Ale’ 8.5 9 Mile Legacy Angus Stout 9 Seasonal Crossmount Cider 9 TAP 16oz Original 16 ‘Canadian Pale Ale’ 8.5 Original 16 ‘Canadian Copper Ale’ 8.5 9 Mile Legacy Angus Stout 9 Seasonal Crossmount Cider 9 BOTTLE 330ml Kronenbourg 1664 Blanc 8 Stella Artois 8 Corona 8 Peroni 8 Black Bridge IPA 8 Steam Whistle Pilsner 8 Erdinger Weissbier Dunkel 9.5 Erdinger Alkoholfrei (non-alc) 9.5 SIGNATURE BLACK DALIA (2.25oz) Chambord liqueur, bourbon, red wine, pomegranate molasses, muddled black cherries 15 SILK ROAD (2oz) sweet vermouth, Tanqueray dry gin, lemon, fennel & rhubarb syrup, salt 13 SAVANNAH SOUR (2oz) Jim Beam bourbon, sours, rosemary, sea buckthorn 15 SAGE GERMAINE (1.5oz) St-Germain liqueur, Tanqueray gin, grapefruit, sage 15 SHIFT CAESAR (2oz) Lucky Bastard vodka, harissa pickle juice, Mott’s Clamato, Caesar rim 12 SHIFT SANGRIA (6oz) Grand Marnier liqueur, brandy, red wine, winter spices, fresh orange 15 REMAI(N) CALM (1.5oz) Lot No. 40 whisky, Saskatoon berries, honey peppercorn syrup, egg white 14 CUCUMBER DILL SMASH (2oz) Tanqueray gin, muddled cucumber, dill syrup, soda 12.5 SLEEPY THYME (2oz) Jim Beam bourbon, Scotch, Earl Grey tea, honey, rosemary & thyme syrup 14 CLASSICS MARGARITA (2oz) Sauza Blanco tequila, triple sec, lime juice, simple syrup 12 DAIQUIRI (2oz) El Dorado 5 Year Old rum, lime juice, simple syrup 14 WHISKY SOUR (2oz) Pike Creek whisky, lemon juice, simple syrup, egg white, bitters 14 NEGRONI (3oz) Tanqueray dry gin, sweet vermouth, Campari 15 OLD FASHIONED (2oz) Bulleit bourbon, raw sugar, bitters 14 HEMINGWAY DAQUIRI (2oz) Havana Club 3 Year Old rum, Maraschino liqueur, lime, grapefruit, simple syrup 15 PIMM’S CUP (2oz) Pimm’s No. 1, cucumber, lemon, ginger beer, simple syrup 14 MANHATTAN (3oz) Lot No. 40 whisky, sweet vermouth, Angostura bitters 15 DARK & STORMY (1.5oz) The Kraken Black Spiced rum, ginger beer, lemon, fresh ginger 15 NEW YORK SOUR (3oz) classic whisky sour, red wine float 14 SPARKLING 6oz 750ml Martini Prosecco, IT 11 55 Villa Conchi ‘Brut Selección’ Cava, ES 15 68 Mionetto ‘Prestige’, Prosecco di Treviso, IT 60 G.H. 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