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Welcome to The Road Hole Bar If you have a passion for Single malt whisky, it has such rich history. The appeal to us is no mystery, there’s surely no place better to be. We have bottles from the past, whose drams won’t last. They’ve emptied their stills, and now are still. Now looking ahead, the futures bright, making for such a glorious sight. With techniques new and interesting, It’s time to start investing. Moving away from showing ages, making a statement, now they’re getting some specialist treatment. Casks of Rum, Port and Sherry, work to make our taste buds merry. Vintage runs from Yesteryear, bound to make us jump and cheer. You’ll find all of this at Road Hole Bar drink up friend- Mhath! Slàinte White Internal Communication: For internal & partner use only. 175ml Glass Bottle 804 Pinot Grigio Ponte del Diavolo, Friuli, Italy £6.75 £28.00 806 Chardonnay “Reserva” Vistamar, Casablanca Valley, Chile £8.00 £34.00 158 Sauvignon Blanc Tinpot Hut, Marlborough, New Zealand £8.25 £35.00 180 Torrontés/Riesling Amalaya Winery, Cafayate Valley, Argentina £33.00 401 Albarino Terra Asorei, Rias Baixas, Spain £42.00 141 Viognier Saronsberg, Western Cape, South Africa £49.00 052 Chablis Domaine L’Enclos, Burgundy, France £68.00 Rosé 175ml Glass Bottle 194 Primitivo Rosato A Mano Winery, Puglia, Italy £8.00 £34.00 Red 175ml Glass Bottle 311 Rioja Bodega Aldonia, Navarette, Spain £7.75 £32.00 453 Pinot Noir ‘Reserva’ Kidia Estate, Casablanca Valley, Chile £8.25 £35.00 391 Malbec Sottano, Mendoza, Argentina £9.00 £38.00 322 Valpolicella Ripasso Castelforte, Veneto, Italy £39.50 338 Optima Anthonij Rupert, Western Cape, South Africa £66.00 828 Shiraz Shaw & Smith, Adelaide Hills, Australia £75.00 298 Châteauneuf-du-Pape , Burgundy, France £88.00 334 ChâteauChâteau Mont MusarRedon Gaston Hochar, Bekaa Valley £98.00 Champagne & Sparkling Wine Internal Communication: For internal & partner use only. 125ml Bottle 048 Botter Prosecco £8.00 £38.00 Deutz Champagne 008 Deutz, Brut Classic £12.75 £75.00 031 £17.50 £95.00 010 Deutz Brut 2006 £125.00 011 Deutz WilliamRosé £275.00 039 Amour de Deutz £350.00 Non-Vintage Champagne 003 £85.00 006 £85.00 005 VeuveTaittinger Clicquot ˝Réserve˝,-Ponsardin, Brut Brut £95.00 007 BollingerPol Roger Special˝White Cuvee,Foil˝, Brut Brut £100.00 Vintage Champagne 023 Dom Perignon, Brut 2009 £325.00 Internal Communication: For internal & partner use only. Road Hole Bar Cocktails Road Hole Martini £12.00 Our Signature Martini, with Reyka Vodka, and a blend of Cocchi Americano Vermouth and Benedictine Golf Widow £11.50 This one is dedicated to all who have been ditched for the game of Golf. Pairing Hendricks gin with Suze and Elderflower and topped with Prosecco, you’ll wish the golf course was longer! Memory Lane £12.00 Evoking a Sweet Shop Classic: Stolichnaya vanilla vodka violette. This one is sure to be a trip down…. mixed with Limoncello and Crème de Italian Job £11.00 It’s time to park up the Mini and enjoy one of these aperitif style cocktails, starring three incredible Italian spirits: Amaretto Disaronno, Cocchi bianco and Aperol Niña Hula £10.00 Break out the grass skirt and coconuts for this one! Brugal Blanco, Koko Kanu and a homemade pineapple syrup will have you and your taste buds dancing. Negroni Frizzante £16.00 A Worldwide spirit collaboration mixing Scottish Eden.Mill Love gin, French Pampelle pink grapefruit liqueur, Italian pink vermouth and topped with Prosecco. Saluti! Mojito Breeze £9.00 Velvet Falernum gives this Mojito twist some warmth with an infusion of Lime, cloves and almonds, mixed with Mint leaves, Lime juice and topped with Prosecco. Sweet Dreams £9.00 Vanilla vodka, Strawberry liqueur, Strawberry puree and Cream- sweet dreams are made of these. This is one tasty Concoction, who am I to disagree? At the Road Hole Bar, we offer a bespoke cocktail list however, if you have a classic cocktail in mind, our world class bartenders will be more than happy to mix your favourite drink. Please ask your waiter for more information. Classic Cocktails from-£11.00 Internal Communication: For internal & partner use only. Old Fashioned Glenfiddich 15-Year-Old £18.00 Glenfiddich 15-year-old Single Malt Whisky, mixed with Agave Syrup and Fee Brothers Orange Bitters. Laphroaig 10-Year-Old £14.00 Laphroaig 10-Year-Old Single Malt Whisky, with Honey Syrup Angostura Aromatic Bitters and Fee Brothers Walnut Bitters Diplomático Reserva Exclusiva £11.50 yrup, Fee Brothers Aztec Chocolate Bitters and Orange Bitters Diplomático Reserva Exclusiva Rum, with Maple S Havana Club 7 £10.00 Havana Club 7 Rum, with Demerara Syrup, Fee Brothers Grapefruit Bitters and Angostura Aromatic Bitters. Eden. Mill Love Gin £10.00 Eden. Mill Love Gin, with Gomme Syrup, Fee Brothers Rhubarb Bitters and Lime Bitters Bulleit Bourbon £10.00 Bulleit Bourbon, with Vanilla Syrup and Fee Brothers Orange Bitters Internal Communication: For internal & partner use only. For the Bairns (and grown-ups too) Tropical Blast £5.50 Orange Juice, Pineapple Juice, Lemon and Grenadine Berry ‘n’ Bru £5.50 Fresh Mint, Strawberry Puree, Lime Juice and Irn Bru West Sands Sunrise £5.50 Orange Juice, Lime juice, Agave Syrup and Cranberry Juice Pomme Bonbon £5.50 Apple Juice, Passion Fruit Puree, Vanilla, Cinnamon and Cloves Internal Communication: For internal & partner use only. Gin Botanist, Scottish £9.00 Caorunn, Scottish £9.00 Colonsay, Scottish £10.00 Darnley’s Spiced, Scottish £9.00 Eden Mill Original, Scottish £10.00 Eden Golf, Scottish £10.00 Eden Love, Scottish £10.00 Gin Bothy Chilli, Scottish £12.00 Hendrick's, Scottish £9.00 Hills and Harbour, Scottish £10.00 Rock Rose, Scottish £9.00 Tanqueray, Scottish £8.00 Tanqueray No. 10, Scottish £10.50 Verdant Dry, Scottish £9.50 Aviation, American £9.50 Bombay Sapphire, English £8.00 Brockmans, English £9.00 Monkey 47, German £12.50 No 3, English £9.50 Plymouth, English £9.00 Malfy Con Limone, Italian £9.00 Malfy Con Arancia, Italian £9.00 The Star of Bombay, English £10.50 Genever Bols Genever, Dutch £9.75 Gin Liqueur Pilgrims Blueberry & Basil, Scottish £6.50 Pilgrims Raspberry & Ginger, Scottish £6.50 Pilgrims Strawberry & Black Pepper, Scottish £6.50 Vodka Arbikie Potato, Scottish £9.00 Belvedere, Polish £9.50 French £10.00 Grey Goose, French £9.50 HolyCı̂roc, Grass, Scottish £8.00 Ketel One, Dutch £8.50 Reyka, Icelandic £8.00 Stolichnaya, Russian £8.00 Stolichnaya Elit, Russian £12.50 Titos, American £9.00 Zubrowska, Polish £8.00 Internal Communication: For internal & partner use only. Rum Black Kraken Spiced Rum, Caribbean £8.00 Brugal Blanco, Dominican £7.00 Brugal Anejo, Dominican £7.50 Brugal XV, Dominican £8.50 Dark Matter, Scottish £8.50 Diplomatico Reserva Exclusive, Venezuelan £10.00 Gosling’s Black Seal, Bermuda £8.00 Havana Club 7, Cuban £7.50 Mount Gay Black Barrel, Barbados £8.00 Mount Gay XO, Barbados £10.00 Koko Kanu, Jamaican £7.50 Ron Zacapa 23, Gautamalan £16.00 Santa Teresa 1796, Venezuelan £12.50 Cachaça Sagatiba Pura £7.50 Sagatiba Velha £9.00 Tequila Don Julio Blanco £10.00 Don Julio Anejo £13.00 Don Fulano Blanco £21.00 Ocho Extra Anejo £23.00 Mezcal Del Maguey Crema £12.00 Ilegal Joven £15.00 Aperitifs Aperol £7.00 Campari £7.00 Pampelle Ruby Aperitif £7.00 Pernod £7.00 Pimm's No. 1 £8.00 Vermouth Antica Formula £6.50 Cocchi Americano Bianco £6.50 Cocchi Americano Rosa £6.50 Noilly Prat £6.50 Internal Communication: For internal & partner use only. Liqueurs Amaretto Disaronno £7.00 Ancho Reyes Chile Liqueur £8.50 Bailey’s Irish Cream £5.50 Benedictine £7.00 Chambord £7.00 Cointreau £7.00 Drambuie £7.00 Fernet-Branca £7.00 Frangelico £7.00 Glayva £7.00 Grand Marnier £8.50 Kahlua £7.00 £7.00 Licor 43 £7.00 LKümmeluxardo Limoncello £7.00 Lindores Abbey Aqua Vitae £9.50 Malibu £7.00 Sambuca £7.00 Southern Comfort £7.00 Stroma, Old Pulteney £7.00 St Germain £7.00 Tia Maria £7.00 Sherry Lustau Fino £6.50 Lustau Palo Cortado £6.50 Lustau East India Solera £6.50 Pedro Ximenez £6.50 Port Glass 100ml Kopke Fine White Port NV £6.50 Noval LBV £7.00 Noval Colheita £18.00 Kopke Tawny 10 years £9.00 Kopke Tawny 20 years £17.00 Internal Communication: For internal & partner use only. Cognac Remy Martin Louis XIII £400.00 XO £32.00 VSOP £12.00 Courvoisier L’Essence £375.00 Initiale £75.00 XO £30.00 VSOP £12.00 Hennessy Paradis £250.00 XO £32.00 Fine de Cognac £12.00 Martell XO £32.00 Armagnac Janneau XO £28.00 Janneau VSOP £12.00 Internal Communication: For internal & partner use only. THE MACALLAN RARE CASK COLOUR Ruby Red NOSE Soft notes of opulent vanilla and raisin give way to a sweet ensemble of apple, lemon, and orange. All balanced by a spicy quartet of root ginger, cinnamon, nutmeg and clove. PALATE This spicy quartet are unwavering. Oak resonates, timeless, polished and rich. Vanilla and chocolate lead the finale along with a light citrus zest. FINISH Warming and woody 50ml- £90.00 THE MACALLAN REFLEXION COLOUR Blood Orange NOSE Fresh zest of orange and citrus fruits. A slight waxy note fades to fresh green apples. Robust notes of chocolate, thick fudge, boiled sweets, aniseed and caramel toffees with subtle white chocolate truffles. Fresh bananas and sweet oak arrives last. PALATE Initial light citrus zest with new oak gives way to the succulent sweetness of lemon and orange. Raisin, sultana and apple, with a hint of cinnamon and ginger, are subtle.
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    BOISDALE Boisdale of Canary Wharf Whisky Bible 1 All spirits are sold in measures of 25ml or multiples thereof. All prices listed are for a large measure of 50ml. Should you require a 25ml measure, please ask. All whiskies are subject to availability. 1. Springbank 10yr 19. Old Pulteney 12yr 37. Ardbeg Corryvreckan 55. Longmorn 16yr 2. Highland Park 12yr 20. Aberfeldy 12yr 38. Smokehead 56. Glenrothes Select Reserve 3. Bowmore 12yr 21. Blair Athol 12yr 39. Lagavulin 16yr 57. Glenfiddich 15yr Solera 4. Oban 14yr 22. Royal Lochnagar 12yr 40. Laphroaig Quarter Cask 58. Glenfarclas 10yr 5. Cragganmore 12yr 23. Talisker 10yr 41. Laphroaig 10yr 59. Ben Nevis 12yr 6. Fettercairn (Old) 10yr 24. Laphroaig 15yr 42. Octomore 7.1 60. Highland Park 18yr 7. Benromach 10yr 25. Benriach Curiositas 10yr 43. Tomintoul 16yr 61. Glenfarclas 40yr 105 8. Ardmore Traditional 26. Caol Ila 12yr 44. Glengoyne 10yr 62. Macallan 10yr Sherry Oak 9. Connemara Peated 27. Port Charlotte 2008 45. Cardhu 12yr 63. Glendronach 12yr 10. St. George’s Chapter 9 28. Loch Lomond 12yr 46. An Cnoc 16yr 64. Balvenie 12yr DoubleWood 11. Isle of Jura 10yr 29. Speyburn 10yr 47. Glenkinchie 12yr 65. Aberlour 10yr 12. Glen Garioch 21yr 30. Balblair 1997 48. Macallan 12yr Fine Oak 66. Glengoyne 12yr 13. Tobermory 10yr 31. Bruichladdie Classic 49. Glenfiddich 12yr 67. Penderyn Madeira 14. Dalwhinnie 15yr Laddie 50. Bushmills 10yr 68. Glen Moray 12yr 15. Glenmorangie Original 32. Tullibardine 223 51. Tomatin 12yr 69. Glen Grant 10yr 16. Bunnahabhain 12yr 33. Tomatin 18yr 52. Glenlivet 12yr 70.