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THE GAUCHO CLASE AZUL REPOSADO simple. no fuss. classic. 10.5 our “top shelf” margarita. premium Clase Azul reposado, agave nectar, GAUCHO CADILLAC fresh lime. served in a signature clay vessel 18 orange liqueur float, flamed orange 13 SMOKE, FIRE & BLOOD TANGERINE - THYME mezcal, charred jalapeño, blood orange, fresh pressed tangerine, thyme, lime, fresh Peruvian lime, chile salt rim 13 agave, sotol, volcanic lava salt 13 THE PALOMA CHARRED JALAPENO - PINEAPPLE fresh-squeezed grapefruit, a spritz 13 fire charred Hawaiian pineapple, jalapeño 13 POMEGRANATE - SAGE La Pinta Pomegranate-agave liqueur, fresh smoked sage 13 OAXACAN OLD FASHIONED house-barrel-aged mezcal, mexican angostura bitters, MACH 1 demerara sugar, orange, hand cut ice rock 15 tequila, mezcal, St. Germain, serrano chile, THE HORSESHOE muddled English cucumber, fresh cilantro, lime, Herradura Blanco, fresh lime, agave, agave, chorizo/chile salt, hand cut ice rock 13 served up with salt 13 SANGRIA BLANCO or ROJO YOU KNOW NOTHING! white or red vino, seasonal macerated fruit, Krobar High Rye Bourbon Americana, earl grey syrup, Spanish brandy, citrus, a spritz 11 meyer lemon, egg white, local bitters 18 refreshing complex ¡MARIA, MARIA! Manzanilla Sherry, Dolan LUCHA LIBRE Krobar navy strength rum, she reminds me of a Dry Vermouth, lemon, the ultimate road soda lime, house-made kola syrup, West Side Story rosemary, house orange light sparkling water, bottled & bitters, orange express served with a cured tobacco smoked glass ...BY ANY rose petal infused vodka, OTHER NAME honeysuckle syrup, lime, DOUBLE J.J. Pfister Potato Vodka & guava, lillet, sparkling water PFISTER Capital gin, blackberry cordial, Campari, house grenadine, THE Re:Find gin, lavender honey, rosemary, ginger beer toasted almond syrup, HIGHWAYMAN GIN RUMMY Bixby gin, Agricole rum, Sunset ‘Savor the Central meyer lemon, charred Coast ‘Cocktail Shootout cedar-blackstrap bitters, matcha almond foam, 2015 winner sparkling water beet pureé, lemon, orgeat DOWN Amor Mío reposado tequila, HONEY house-aged mezcal, suze, oloroso sherry, lemon, COMFORTER chocolate, orange, mint, BADGER egg white honey badger don’t care honey THE chorizo washed Krobar Overproof PEACHES N’ Whistle Pig Piggyback NOTORIOUS rye, house-made mission fig jam, THYME 6yr rye, fresh peach purée, F.I.G local honey, charred cedar- lemon, thyme-serrano syrup, sometimes your drinks blackstrap bitters, fresh thyme, fresh thyme, spritz just hypnotize me cured tobacco smoke THE CIDER house-made cider, Stroh, ¡LA Calwise blonde rum, house- HOUSE RULES! orange & cranberry twist REVOLUCIÓN! made grenadine, Calwise blue Goodnight you Princes of Paso, (available non-alcoholic) boozy viva los guerreros curaçao, dry vermouth, orange, You Kings of SLO County Calwise spiced rum float FLOR de JAMAICA HORCHATA LIMONADA TAMARINDO hibiscus tea, ginger, mint, almond, rice, fresh vanilla bean, house-made tamarind, honey, lime, agave, sparkling water cinnamon, rose water, orange water lavender lemonade sparkling water, chile salt “I LIKE TURTLES!” Stainless steel straws available upon request. Keep your Straw. $2 ADELAIDA “ANNA’S ESTATE VINEYARD” 8 16 62 VILLA CREEK 7 14 54 Adelaida District • 2016 Grenache Willow Creek District, Paso Robles 2018 Grenache Blanc TH VINEYARDS “DISTRICT 8” 9 18 72 Willow Creek District, Paso Robles PER CAZO 10.5 40 2015 Syrah, Grenache Adelaida District • 2015 Chenin Blanc DAOU RESERVE 9.5 19 74 TABLAS CREEK 11 42 Paso Robles • 2017 Cabernet Sauvignon “PATELIN DE TABLAS” Paso Robles • Grenache Blanc, Viognier, TURLEY “DUSI VINYARD” 10 20 80 Roussane, Marsanne Templeton • 2016 Zinfandel CURRAN 12 44 JACOB TOFT “STOLPMAN VINEYARD” 11 22 82 Santa Barbara County • 2017 Rosé of Grenache Ballard Canyon, Santa Barbara • 2016 Syrah DIERBERG 12.5 46 TABLAS CREEK “ESPRIT DE TABLAS” 11.25 22.5 90 Santa Maria Valley • 2015 Chardonnay Adelaida District, Paso Robles 2014 Mourvèdre, Grenache, Syrah, Counoise ALBAN 14 54 Edna Valley • 2017 Viognier L’AVENTURE “OPTIMUS” 11.25 22.5 90 Willow Creek District, Paso Robles ALMA ROSA “EL JABALI” 16 62 2015 Estate Syrah, Cabernet, Petit Verdot 2017 Chardonnay LUMEN PINOT NOIR 13 50 EPOCH ESTATE WINE 60 2015 - Santa Maria Valley 13/50 Willow Creek District, Paso Robles 2015 Grenache Blanc, Viognier, Roussanne HEARST RANCH WINERY 13.5 52 Estrella District, Paso Robles • 2016 Estate Cab Sauvignon TABLAS CREEK 64 Paso Robles • 2014 Roussanne OSO LIBRE “QUERIDA” 14 54 Adelaida District, Paso Robles BOOKER WHITE 80 2012 Cabernet Sauvignon,Cab Franc, Petit Verdot, Malbec Paso Robles • 2016 Roussanne and Viognier HALTER RANCH 58 MUMM’S SPARKLING • 187ml 14 Paso Robles • 2015 Cabernet Sauvignon 70 ” TAITTINGER BRUT CHAMPAGNE FOUR LANTERNS “THIRD BLUE HOUR 60 Reims, France Templeton Gap • 2016 Estate Cabernet Sauvignon AUSTIN HOPE 72 Templeton Gap District, Paso Robles • 2013 Grenache HERMAN STORY 72 “CASUAL ENCOUNTERS” Paso Robles • 2016 Syrah, Mourvedre, Grenache, Tannat drafts RANGELAND 74 Paso Robles • 2013 Reserve Cabernet MODELO ESPECIAL • Yucatan 7 “ ” 88 RN ESTATE FIDDLESTIX VINEYARD PACIFICO • Mazatlan 7 2013 Pinot Noir • Santa Rita Hills DOS EQUIS AMBER 7 ALEKSANDER “RED BLEND” 98 • Monterrey Paso Robles • 2012 Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, SILVA BREWING PASO PALE • El Paso de Robles 7 Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot BOOKER “MY FAVORITE NEIGHBOR” 100 FIRESTONE 805 • El Paso de Robles 7 Willow Creek District, Paso Robles BARRELHOUSE MANGO IPA 7 2014 Syrah, Petit Verdot, Cabernet Sauvignon • El Paso de Robles TALLEY VINEYARDS “STONE CORRAL” 102 FIRESTONE LUPONIC DISTORTION IPA 8 Edna Valley • 2014 Pinot Noir El Paso de Robles CALIZA 112 EARTH & FIRE SEASONAL • El Paso de Robles 8 Paso Robles • 2012 Reserve Syrah SILVA BREWING “NUT FARM” 8 CLOS SOLENE “FLEUR DE SOLENE” 115 Nitro Oatmeal Stout, El Paso de Robles West Side Paso Robles 8 2015 Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon,Grenache CENTRAL COAST BREWING SEASONAL San Luis Obispo TORRIN “AKASHA” 115 Paso Robles • 2014 Syrah, Mourvèdre, Grenache bottles L’AVENTURE “CÔTE À CÔTE” 120 Paso Robles • 2015 Grenache, Mourvèdre, Syrah CORONA FAMILIAR • 32oz., Mexico City 10 “ ” 142 LINNE CALODO PERFECTIONIST 6 Paso Robles • 2014 Syrah, Grenache, Mourvèdre CORONA • Mexico City ALBAN “REVA” 156 NEGRA MODELO • Yucatan 6 Edna Valley, Arroyo Grande • 2012 Estate Syrah CARTA BLANCA • Monterrey 6 SAXUM “G2 VINEYARD” 186 Willow Creek District, Paso Robles BOHEMIA • Toluca 6 2015 Grenache, Mourvèdre SOL • Navojoa 6 DAOU “SOUL OF A LION” 195 Adelaida District, Paso Robles • 2015 Cabernet TECATE • 12oz., Tecate 5 JONATA “el ALMA de JONATA” 198 BUD LIGHT • 16oz. 6 Ballard Canyon, Santa Ynez Valley 2013 Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot COORS LIGHT • 16oz. 6 fall 2019 • cocktail sensei MATTHEW HANSON $15 corkage per 750ml bottle. waved with purchase of one (1) or more bottles at listed price. maximum two (2) bottles..
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