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The Elephant Bar Barrel Aged Cocktails The Raffles The Elephant Bar Legendary Cocktails Signature Cocktails Raffles Residents Gin & Tonic 18 Phnom Penh 2020 Raffles Sipsmith 1915 gin, East Imperial tonic, angostura bitters Elephant Bar Dry Gin, Seekers Regional Triple Sec, Bubbles, Femme Fatale 16 Lemongrass bitters Crème de fraise des bois, cognac and sparkling wine A twist on the legendary French 75 Phnom Penh Sling 18 Negroni 1.6 Seekers gin, lychee liqueur, cointreau, D.O.M, pink guava juice Elephant Bar Dry gin, Elephant Bar Mekong Gold gin, Campari, Amer Picon, Cocchi Vermouth di Torino, Dubonnet Singapore Sling 18 A twist on the classic 3 part Negroni. Double the part for double flavors. Gin, cherry brandy, cointreau, D. O.M, pineapple juice Airavata 18 Dry White Elephant Samai white rum, coconut and banana liquor, pineapple juice Elephant Bar Gin, Suze Red Fruits, Lillet Blanc, Violette Tincture, Lemon Essence As part of the global initiative to combat pollution, Raffles only serves straws upon request. Kampot Pepper 16 Bombay Sapphire gin, cucumber, lime, Kampot pepper, celery bitters The Elephant Bar Bloody Shiraz Sour 18 Four Pillars Bloody Shiraz, Campari, Cocchi Vermouth, Lime Award Winning Cocktails Sampan Sour 18 18 Sampan rhum 48, calamansi juice, Oolong syrup, cardamom bitters Sensory Mango Boulevardier Bruichladdich Classic Laddie, Campari, Cocchi Vermouth, Mango Cordial The Elephant Bar “Winner of 2019 Phnom Penh Remy Cointreau Competition” Barrel Aged Cocktails Kaf Kaf Gin & Tonic Seekers gin, jasmine syrup, lemongrass & Barrel Aged Old Fashioned - 2 months 18 kaffir homemade bitters, tonic Barrel aged Bourbon, Angostura bitters, sugar “Winner of 2017 Phnom Penh Gin Jubilee” Phnom Neang Korng Rey Gin & Tonic Barrel Aged Negroni - 1 month Seekers gin, Ma Om leaf, pomelo bitters, tonic Gin, Cocchi Vermouth di Torino, Campar 18 “Winner of 2015 Phnom Penh Gin Jubilee” Included in Happy Hour Prices are quoted in US Dollars. Subject to 7% service charge and applicable government tax (v) Vegetarain - Please inform us of any known food allergies and special dietary needs Low ABV Cocktails Your Martini - Your Way Elephant Bar Spritz 14 Gin 14 Cocchi Americano, grapefruit bitters, sparkling wine Seekers Mekong Dry, Sipsmith London Dry, Martin Miller’s Jasmin Spritz 14 Vodka Cocchi Rosa, jasmin tea, soda water Grey Goose, Ciroc, Belvedere Classic Spritz 12 Vermouth Campari, white wine, soda water, orange twist Mancino Secco, La Quintiye Dry, Martini Dry Cambodian Shandy 12 Garnish Beer, ginger ale, lime juice, lemongrass bitters Olives, blue cheese olive, lemon twist, pickled onion Raffles Pimms “For Two” 26 Method Pimms N°1, orange, lemon, basil, cucumber, lime, lemonade Shaken or Stirred – served up, or on the rocks The Martini Classics and Modern Original Dry Martini 12 Gin or vodka and dry vermouth garnished with a lemon twist Gibson , Martinez or Vesper can be made upon request Dirty Martini 12 Gin or vodka, dry vermouth, olive brine, garnished with olives Tell us how dirty you like it… Espresso Martini 12 Vodka, espresso, sugar and vanilla bitters Manhattan 12 Canadian Club, sweet vermouth and angostura bitters Included in Happy Hour Prices are quoted in US Dollars. Subject to 7% service charge and applicable government tax (v) Vegetarain - Please inform us of any known food allergies and special dietary needs The “Ginventory” Raffles Hotel Le Royal proudly houses the largest collection of gins in the Le Royal’s “Ginfusions” country, with over 120 labels. Please see some of our favourites below and Elegant, bergamot do not hesitate to ask to see our “Ginventory” to discover the entire selection. Earl Grey Tea Gin 10 Sakura Sakura Tea Gin Floral, cherry blossom 10 Citrus, essential oils GLS BTL Kaffir Gin 10 Jasmine Flower Gin Floral, refreshing 10 Elephant Bar Mekong Dry Gin Cambodia 11 110 Kampot Pepper Gin Intense, spicy 10 Elephant Bar Mekong Gold Gin Cambodia 12 120 Arabica Gin Rich, powerful 10 Elephant Bar Mekong Strength Gin Cambodia 12 120 Seekers Gin Cambodia 12 120 Beefeater Gin England 8 80 Four Pillars Australia 11 120 Signature G&Ts Four Pillars Bloody Shiraz Gin Australia 16 160 Bombay Sapphire England 11 110 Rosemary and Orange Gin & Tonic 16 Tanqueray England 11 110 Sabatini gin, orange bitters, sprig of rosemary Tanqueray Rangpur England 14 160 Martin Miller’s Gin England 14 160 Elderflower Gin & Tonic 18 No. 3 London Dry Gin England 16 200 Bulldog gin, lemon juice, Fever Tree elderflower tonic Sipsmith Raffles Gin 1915 England 14 160 Sipsmith V.J.O.P. England 14 160 Cucumber and Rose Gin & Tonic 16 Plymouth Gin England 14 160 Hendrick’s gin, rose water, cucumber stem Dodd’s Old Tom Gin England 16 200 The Botanist Gin Scotland 14 160 Bring Back a Souvenir Hendrick’s Gin Scotland 12 140 Sabatini Gin Italy 12 140 Our bartenders have developed a signature Negroni using crafted quality Monkey 47 Gin Germany 14 180 products that support the local community. The cocktail is made of Seekers Citadelle Gin France 12 140 Mekong Dry Gin, produced in Phnom Penh, as well as Cocchi Vermouth di Seekers Mekong Dry Gin Cambodia 12 140 Torino and Campari. The label was designed by the Champey Academy of Roku Gin Japan 12 140 Arts, which provides free instruction in traditional Cambodian Arts to the Finland 14 160 children of Phnom Penh. Fever Tree Tonics USD 3 per bottle The Elephant Bar Negroni Bottle 24 Serves 3 Fever Tree Indian Tonic Water – Mexican Bitter Orange, Quinine from Congo Fever Tree Mediterranean Tonic Water – Rosemary, Lemon Thyme Fever Tree Elderflower Tonic Water – Elderflower petals from Gloucestershire Included in Happy Hour Prices are quoted in US Dollars. Subject to 7% service charge and applicable government tax (v) Vegetarain - Please inform us of any known food allergies and special dietary needs The Elephant Bar Wines Red Wine Aguaribay by Baron Edmond de Rothschild 11 | 55 Malbec| Mendoza | Argentina Become a certified “Sabreur”. StoneFish 8 | 40 Shiraz | Margaret River | Australia Join the Confrerie du Sabre d’Or. Katnook Estate 12 | 60 Cabernet Sauvignon | Coonawarra | Australia Champagne & Sparkling Wine Dourthe No1 14 | 70 Lanson Black Label Brut 20 | 100 Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot | Bordeaux | France Lanson Rose Label, Rose Brut 24 | 120 Zonin, Prosecco 9 | 45 Villa Wolf by Dr. Loosen 12 | 60 Please feel free to ask our team to review our entire Wine & Champagne list Pinot Noir | Germany Sommelier’s Pour 9 | 45 White & Rosé Wine Please ask our team to make a selection Chateau Cotes de France 9 | 45 Merlot Cabnernet | Marmandais | France Bava, Cor de Chasse 12 | 60 Gavi di Gavi | Piemonte | Italy Villa Maria, Private Bin 13 | 65 Sauvignon Blanc| Marlborough | New Zealand William Fèvre, Petit Chablis 14 | 70 Chardonnay | Burgundy | France Santa Digna, Miguel Torres 9 | 45 Gewurztraminer | Central Valley | Chile StoneFish 8 | 40 Included in Happy Hour Prices are quoted in US Dollars. Subject to 7% service charge and applicable government tax Chardonnay | Margaret River | Australia (v) Vegetarain - Please inform us of any known food allergies and special dietary needs Beers Belgiums on Happy Hour Kingdom Draft Lager Cambodia 6 USD 8 Half Yard Kingdom Draft Lager Cambodia 11 Hoegaarden Mango IPA Cambodia 7 Stella Artois Angkor Beer Cambodia 6 Leffe Blonde Cambodia Beer Cambodia 6 ABC Stout Beer Cambodia 7 Tiger Singapore 7 Corona Mexico 8 Budweiser USA 7 Heineken Holland 7 Singha Thailand 6 Delirium Tremens Belgium 9 Apperitives, Bitters & Vermouth Chimay Blue Belgium 9 Karmeliet Tripel Belgium 7 Ricard 8 Paix Dieux Belgium 8 Martini Bianco, Martini Rosso, Martini Dry 8 Sapporo Japan 8 Campari 8 Aperol 8 Rinomato 9 Noilly Prat 9 Mancino Rosso, Mancino Secco 9 Antica Formula 9 Cocchi Rosa 9 Cocchi Americano Bitter 9 Cambodian Craft Beers Cocchi Vermouth di Torino 9 USD7 Lillet Blanc, Rose 9 Indochine IPA Menthe Pastille Giffard 9 Indochine White Beer Amaro Montenegro 9 Amaro Averna 9 Included in Happy Hour Prices are quoted in US Dollars. Subject to 7% service charge and applicable government tax (v) Vegetarain - Please inform us of any known food allergies and special dietary needs Blended Whisky Single Malts GLS BTL GLS BTL Ballantine’s Finest 8 80 Aberlour 10 Years Speyside 10 140 Famous Grouse 9 100 The Glenrothes 2001 Speyside 11 160 Chivas Regal 12 years 10 110 The Glenrothes Reserve Speyside 12 160 Death’s Door White Whisky 10 110 The Balvenie 12 Years Speyside 14 180 Johnnie Walker Black Label 11 120 Glenfiddich 18 Years Speyside 18 250 Monkey Shoulder 12 140 The Glenlivet 18 Years Speyside 18 250 Cutty Sark Storm 12 140 Highland Park 12 Years Orkney Islands 12 150 Johnnie Walker Gold Label 14 160 Bowmore 15 Years Islay 15 200 Ballantine’s 21 years 18 220 Bowmore 12 Years Islay 13 180 Chivas Regal Royal Salute 21 years 26 400 Laphroaig 10 Years Islay 12 160 Johnnie Walker Blue Label 34 800 Glenmorangie 10 Years Highlands 11 150 Chivas Regal Royal Salute 38 years 56 1000 Dalwhinnie 15 years Highlands 13 180 The Naked Grouse 10 110 The Macallan 12 Years Highlands 14 260 Compass Box Oakcross 11 120 The Macallan Sienna Highlands 24 420 Compass Box The Peat Monster 12 130 The Macallan 18 Years Highlands 26 540 Compass Box Hedonism 15 180 The Macallan Edition 2 Highlands 24 500 Dewar’s 12yo 9 90 The Macallan Edition 3 Highlands 22 480 Dewar’s 15yo 12 120 The Macallan Edition 4 Highlands 20 460 Oban 14 Years West Highlands 15 300 Talisker 10 Years Isle of Skye 12 160 Japanese Single Malts Bruichladdich The Classic Laddie Islay 18 220 Bruichladdich Port Charlotte Islay 18 240 GLS BTL Bruichladdich Octomore 5 Years Islay 26 400 Suntory Yamazaki 12 years 30 520 (The world’s most heavily-peated) Suntory Chita 14 220 Suntory Toki 15 240 Suntory Hibiki 30 520 Premium Sparkling USD 3 per bottle San Pellegrino 250ml Fever Tree Soda Water 200ml Included in Happy Hour Prices are quoted in US Dollars.
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