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AERIE ORIGINAL 14 50 BALTIC PORTER saltfire brewing company 25 high west double rye whiskey, b & b, sweet vermouth, BOBCAT NUTBROWN ALE red rock brewery, 500 ml 13 burnt orange slice DETOUR DOUBLE IPA uinta brewing company 12 oz 8 50 ESPRESSO MARTINI 13 50 DEVASTATOR DOUBLE BOCK wasatch brewery 8 50 espresso, dented brick vodka, coffee liqueur, [ LOCAL ] KVEIK GOLDEN SOUR Shades Brewing Company 12 triple sec, coffee beans DIRTY CHAI STOUT saltfire brewing company 28 HENDRICK’S NOT SO CLASSIC 14 DOUBLE TROUB’L IPA shades brewing company 10 hendrick’s gin, fresh cucumber, fresh mint, DRIOMA RUSSIAN IMPERIAL STOUT 13 red rock brewery, 500 ml fresh lime, ginger ale DUBHE IMPERIAL BLACK IPA uinta brewing company 8 25 HIGH WEST MANHATTAN 15 ELEPHINO DOUBLE IPA red rock brewery 13 [ SPECIALTY SPIRITS ] high west double rye whiskey, sweet vermouth, GHOSTRIDER WHITE IPA wasatch brewery 8 50 angostura bitters, orange peel, bordeaux cherry HOP RISING DOUBLE IPA squatters 8 50 ICELANDIC MULE 14 IMPERIAL SCHWARZBIER t f brewing slc 17 reyka vodka, cock’n bull ginger beer, lime juice, LOCAL MICROBREW DRAFT 8 50 served in a special copper mug MOUNTAIN LOVE 13 50 ANGRY ORCHARD CRISP APPLE HARD CIDER 8 50 dented brick gin, lime juice, simple syrup, rose water, bitters, BLACK BUTTE PORTER deschutes brewery 8 50 cucumber ribbon, pinch salt BUDWEISER/BUD LIGHT 6 50 COORS LIGHT 6 50 ROSEMARY GIMLET 13 dented brick gin, rosemary simple syrup, FRESH SQUEEZED IPA Deschutes Brewery 10 lime juice, rosemary sprig PYRAMID HEFEWEIZEN 8 50 [ DOMESTIC ] SIERRA NEVADA PALE ALE 8 50 TEMPLETON SAZERAC 15 templeton rye, pernod absinthe, st. germaine elderflower liqueur, BUCKLER non-alcoholic, holland 6 mezcal, peychaud bitters, lemon peel CORONA EXTRA mexico 7 25 TEQUILA HONEYBEE 14 DUVEL brouwerij duvel moortgat NV, belgium 15 milagro silver, mezcal, honey simple syrup, lemon juice, FRANZISKANER HEFE-WEISSBIER 10 angostura bitters, soda water Spaten-Franziskaner-Bräu germany GUINESS DRAFT, ireland 7 25 AERIE CIDER 12 50 [ IMPORTED ] HEINEKEN netherlands 7 25 dented brick rum, hot damn cinnamon schnapps, KOKANEE LAGER labatt brewing company, B C 7 25 apple cider LA FIN DU MONDE unibroue, quebec 13 AERIE TODDY 12 50 LAMBIC FRAMBOISE lindemans, belgium 12 courvoisier cognac, appelton vx, lemon juice, NEWCASTLE BROWN ALE england 8 25 star anise, cinnamon stick STELLA ARTOIS belgium 9 25 BANANA SPLIT 12 50 [ NIGHT CAPS ] ABSOLUT 8 75 banana liqueur, godiva chocolate liqueur, vanilla vodka, hot chocolate, whipped cream, BELVEDERE 10 fresh strawberry on top CHOPIN 10 DENTED BRICK 8 50 FRENCH KISS 12 50 FIREFLY-SWEET TEA 8 25 [ VODKA ] frangelico liqueur, godiva chocolate liqueur, GREY GOOSE 10 75 hot chocolate, whipped cream GREY GOOSE LA POIRE 10 75 IRISH COFFEE 12 50 GREY GOOSE LE CITRON 10 75 tullamore dew irish whiskey, sugar cube, GREY GOOSE L’ORANGE 10 75 coffee, whipped cream HANGAR 1 10 KETEL ONE 10 25 BLACKBERRY MOJITO 7 KETEL ONE botanical cucumber mint 10 50 blackberries, mint, lime, simple syrup, soda water, KETEL ONE botanical peach orange 10 50 fresh blackberry, mint leaves KETEL ONE botanical grapefruit rose 10 50 CRANBERRY BASIL SPLASH 7 REYKA 9 cranberry juice, basil, lemon juice, simple syrup, SVEDKA 9 sierra mist, lemon wedge STOLICHNAYA 8 50 MIDSUMMER’S DREAM 7 TITO’S HANDMADE 9 25 [ MOCKTAILS ] ginger beer, lime, rose water, cucumber slice BEEHIVE DISTILLING JACK RABBIT GIN 9 75 RASP-TINI 7 BOMBAY SAPPHIRE 9 25 raspberry syrup, lemon juice, simple syrup, fresh raspberry DENTED BRICK 8 50 [ GIN ] HENDRICK’S 11 25 RANSOM DRY GIN 10 50 THE BOTANIST ISLAY DRY GIN 11 75 APPLETON VX 9 25 DENTED BRICK RUM 8 50 DON Q AÑEJO 18 50 [ RUM ] HAMILTON RUM JAMAICAN POT STILL BLACK 9 25 KRAKEN BLACK spiced 9 25 MALIBU coconut 7 75 MYERS’S ORIGINAL DARK RUM 8 50 SAILOR JERRY spiced 7 75 CAZADORES BLANCO 9 75 COLONEL E H TAYLOR STRAIGHT RYE 29 DON JULIO AÑEJO 20 50 CORSAIR, QUINOA 18 50 DON JULIO REPOSADO 19 50 CROWN ROYAL 9 50 EL JIMADOR REPOSADO 10 GENTLEMAN JACK 9 75 HERRADURA AÑEJO 20 HIGH WEST BOURYE 26 50 HERRADURA REPOSADO 19 HIGH WEST CAMPFIRE 17 [ TEQUILA ] MILAGRO REPASADO 9 75 ] [ WHISKEY HIGH WEST DOUBLE RYE 11 75 PATRÓN AÑEJO 17 HIGH WEST RENDEZVOUS RYE 16 PATRÓN PLATINUM 65 HIGH WEST SILVER 10 PATRÓN REPOSADO 16 HIGH WEST YIPPEE KI-YAY 25 50 PATRÓN SILVER 16 JACK DANIEL’S BLACK 9 25 JACK DANIEL’S SINGLE BARREL 12 75 CHIVAS REGAL 12 year 11 25 JACK DANIEL’S TENNESSEE HONEY 9 25 DEWAR’S 10 KOVAL MILLET 14 50 JOHNNIE WALKER RED 10 25 KOVAL RYE, SINGLE BARREL 14 50 JOHNNIE WALKER BLACK 12 25 RANSOM, RYE, BARLEY, WHEAT 15 JOHNNIE WALKER BLUE 46 THOMAS H HANDY SAZERAC RYE uncut/ unfiltered 35 [ SCOTCH ] TEMPLETON RYE, “THE GOOD STUFF” 13 50 UNCLE NEAREST 18 ARDBEG 10 year, islay 17 ARDBEG CORRYVRECKAN islay 28 AMARETTO DISARONNO 8 ARDBEG UIGEADAIL islay 25 B&B 9 50 ABERLOUR 12 year, highland 11 75 BAILEYS IRISH CREAM 8 25 CARDHU 12 year, speyside 13 CAMPARI 8 GLENFIDDICH SPECIAL RESERVE 12 year, speyside 14 CHAMBORD 9 50 GLENFIDDICH 14 year bourbon barrel reserve, speyside 15 DRAMBUIE 9 50 GLENFIDDICH RESERVE 15 year, speyside 16 [ LIQUEUR ] FERNET-BRANCA 8 50 GLENFIDDICH ANCIENT RESERVE 18 year, speyside 26 FIREBALL CINNAMON WHISKY 8 25 [ SINGLE MALT ] GLENFIDDICH, INDIA PALE ALE CASKS speyside 26 FRANGELICO 8 25 GLENFIDDICH, PROJECT XX speyside 30 GRAND MARNIER 12 GLENFIDDICH GRAN RESERVA RUM CASK FINISH 60 GRAND MARNIER 150 year 25 50 21 year, speyside GOLDSCHLÄGER 8 GLENFIDDICH WINTER STORM icewine cask finish, 63 JÄGERMEISTER 7 75 21 year, speyside KAHLÚA 7 50 GLENLIVET 12 year, speyside 13 LEROUX BANANA LIQUEUR 7 GLENLIVET 18 year, speyside 23 50 MIDORI 8 50 GLENMORANGIE 10 year, highland 13 PERNOD ABSINTHE 15 50 GLENMORANGIE 18 year, highland 36 GLENMORANGIE NECTAR D’OR 27 RUMPLE MINZE 7 50 HIGHLAND PARK, VIKING HONOR 12 year 15 SAMBUCA 8 LAGAVULIN 16 years, islay 18 50 SOUTHERN COMFORT 7 MACALLAN 12 year, highland 16 TUACA 8 50 MACALLAN 15 year, highland 25 50 MACALLAN 18 year highland 49 BLACK MUSCAT, BARON HERZOG 9 MACALLAN 21 year, highland 66 2018, california MACALLAN rare cask, highland 56 BOTRYTIS SÉMILLON, ELDERTON 11 OBAN 14 years, west highland 16 50 2015, riverina, australia [ WINE ] THE BALVENIE DOUBLEWOOD 12 year, speyside 15 MUSCAT OF SAMOS KOURTAKI 8 THE BALVENIE CARIBBEAN CASK 14 year, speyside 19 samos island, greece THE BALVENIE SINGLE BARREL 25 [ DESSERT ] RIESLING, PACIFIC RIM “VIN DE GLACIÈRE” 11 sherry cask, 15 year, speyside 2016, selenium vineyard, columbia valley, washington THE BALVENIE DOUBLEWOOD 17 year, speyside 36 ROYAL TOKAJI, 5 PUTTONYOS 16 THE BALVENIE PORTWOOD 21 year, speyside 41 2013, hungary BULLEIT 10 25 COURVOISIER VS 10 ELIJAH CRAIG SMALL BATCH 10 75 COURVOISIER VSOP 11 COLONEL E H TAYLOR SMALL BATCH 19 DELAMAIN XO 25 COLONEL E H TAYLOR SINGLE BARREL 28 HENNESSY VS 9 GEORGE T STAGG uncut/unfiltered 35 HENNESSY VSOP 13 HIGH WEST AMERICAN PRAIRIE RESERVE 16 HENNESSY XO 33 JIM BEAM 8 50 [ COGNAC ] RÉMY MARTIN XO 29 [ BRANDY & ] [ BOURBON ] KOVAL 15 75 KNOB CREEK 11 25 TERRA D’ORO, ZINFANDEL PORT 9 LARCENY 9 75 amador county, california MAKER’S MARK 9 75 SMITH WOODHOUSE, COLHEITA PORTO 18 OLD RIP VAN WINKLE 10 year 49 2000, tawny port, portugal ORPHAN BARREL, BARTERHOUSE 20 year 28 ] [ PORT ORPHAN BARREL, RHETORIC 21 year 33 FRAMBOISE, TRIMBACH GRANDE RÉSERVE 10 STAGG JR, BARREL proof/unfiltered 20 eau de vie, ribeauvillé, alsace, france VAN WINKLE SPECIAL RESERVE 12 year, lot “b” 59 POIRE WILLIAM, TRIMBACH GRANDE RÉSERVE 10 WILD TURKEY 101 8 50 eau de vie, ribeauvillé, alsace, france WILLIAM LARUE WELLER uncut/unfiltered 49 SARPA DI POLI GRAPPA 16 WOODFORD RESERVE 11 75 WYOMING WHISKEY single barrel bourbon whiskey 11 [ & GRAPPA ] [ EAUX DE VIE ] ] BUSHMILLS 8 75 JAMESON 9 25 TULLAMORE DEW 8 50 TULLAMORE DEW, PHOENIX 16 25 [ IRISH ] TULLAMORE DEW, SPECIAL RESERVE 12 year 12 75 WHISKEY [ BULLEIT 95 RYE 10 25 CANADIAN CLUB 7 50.
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