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Carta Dei Vini Cocktail Creazioni CARTA DEI VINI COCKTAIL CREAZ IONI PROSECCO BAR $ 16 COCKTAILS PG. 1-2 A TRADITION OF FRUIT AND SPARKLING WINE VINI AL BICCHIERE: WINES BY THE GLASS PG. 3-4 SELECT a sparkling base wine and then CHOOSE your fruit puree. Finally ADD one of our complementary liquore recommendations. APERITIVI E BIRRE PG. 5 VINI SPUMANTI: SPARKLING WINES PG. 6 Prosecco Cima di Conegliano Extra Dry NV—The most bubbly and driest choice too VINI BIANCHI: WHITE WINES PG. 7-10 ‘Daphne’ Malvasia Spumante Brut 2016–This sparkler entertains the most tropical bouquet VINI ROSATI: ROSÉ WINES PG. 11 VINI ROSSI: RED WINES PG. 12-23 PEACH Purée –with a choice of: ~ Fragoli Toschi Wild Strawberry Liquore FEATURE PAGE: ~ Amaretto di Saschira Luxardo VARIETAL PROFILE~NERELLO MASCALESE PG. 24 ~ Agavero Agave Liquore FEATURE PAGE: PRODUCER~ROAGNA PG. 25 CASSIS Purée –with a choice of: ~ Crème de Peche Mathilde FEATURE PAGE: ~ Elderflower Liquore St Germain PRODUCER~CANTINA TERLANO PG. 26 ~ Limoncello Luxardo FEATURE PAGE: PASSION FRUIT Purée –with a choice of: VINTAGE HIGHLIGHT~2004 BAROLO PG. 27 ~ Ginger Liquore King’s Ginger VINI DOLCI PG. 28 ~ Blood Orange Liquore di Solerno ~ Cardamaro Vino Aromatizzato DIGESTIVI E GRAPPI, LIQUORI PG. 29 LIQUORI INTERNAZIONALI ORA FELICE T H E N E G R O N I B AR AT LINCOLN RISTORAN TE $ 18 WHISKEY: SCOTCH, BOURBON & RYE PG. 30 Choose one element from each column. VODKA & GIN, LIQUORI PG. 31 Choose Straight up or on the Rocks, or make it Sparkling with Prosecco. COGNAC & CALVADOS, RUM & TEQUILA PG. 32 SPIRIT APERITIVO BITTERS VERMOUTH BIBITE PG. 32 Charbay Blood Orange Vodka Dimmi Liquore di Milano Lillet Blanc Citadelle Gin Aperol Aperitivo Drapo Bianco Plymouth Gin Cappelletti Specialino Cocchi Rosa Hendrick’s Scotch Gin Cardamaro Aromatizzato Martini & Rossi Sweet Greenhook Ginsmiths Campari Punt e Mes Tanqueray #10 Gin Cynar Contratto Vermouth Rosso BARREL AGED NEGRONI $ 18 BLONDE NEGRONI: Plymouth Gin, Breckenridge Bitters, Lillet, Scarpa Bianco ROSATO NEGRONI: Greenhook Gin, Cappelletti Aperitivo, Dimi Liquore, Cocchi Rosa Beverage Director: Irene Miller STROMBOLI: Alipus Mezcal, Serrano Infused Gin, Vergano Chinato, Punt E Mes Sommeliers: Claudio Lamparelli, Kayla Mensah BARRIQUE BAROLO BOULEVARDIER: Rittenhouse Rye, Cappelletti, Punt E Mes, Barolo Chinato 1 COCKTAIL CREAZIONI V I N I SPUMANTI E BIANCHI AL BICCHIERE ALL COCKTAILS $18 SPARKLING AND WHITE WINES BY THE GLASS ROSATO SBAGLIATO SPUMANTI APEROL, CYNAR, COCCHI ROSA SOLERNO BLOOD ORANGE LIQUORE & PROSECCO TOP PROSECCO Cima di Conegliano Extra Dry NV (Veneto) 16 FRANCIACORTA Ca’del Bosco Cuvée Prestige NV (Lombardia) 22 S I B E V E C O M E L ’ ACQUA CHAMPAGNE Robert Barbichon Blanc de Noirs NV (France) 28 CRUZAN AGED WHITE RUM, NARDINI ACQUA DI CEDRO PASSION FRUIT PUREE, VELVET FALERNUM BIANCHI P I N K V E S P A GAVI Broglia ‘Il Doge’ 2017 (Piemonte) 16 ITALIAN VESPER WITH TITO’S VODKA, COCCHI ROSA VERMOUTH ROERO ARNEIS Brovia 2017 (Piemonte) 20 DRAPO BIANCO VERMOUTH, PLYMOUTH GIN SOAVE CLASSICO Pra ‘Otto’ 2017 (Veneto) 16 SAUVIGNON Venica & Venica ‘Ronco del Cerò’ 2017 (Friuli) 19 FRANCESCO DE PINEDO CATARRATTO Feudo Montoni ‘Vigna del Masso’ 2017 (Sicilia) 16 HAYMAN’S OLD TOM GIN, CRÈME DE VIOLETTE FIANO DI AVELLINO Ciro Picariello ‘906’ 2014 (Campania) 20 LUXARDO IL MARASCHINO LIQUORE, FRESH LEMON VALLE D’ITRIA Li Veli ‘Askos’ Verdeca 2017 (Puglia) 16 VERDICCHIO DEI CASTELLI DI JESI CLASSICO SUPERIORE 16 FUOCHETTO L’ORSETTO Brunori ‘San Nicolò’ 2017 (Marche) SMOKY MARGARITA WITH AZTECA AZUL TEQUILA, RABARBARO AMARO SFUMATO CHARDONNAY Coppo ‘Costebianche’ 2014 (Piemonte) 20 LIME JUICE & GINGERED SEA SALT TEMPESTA SCURO LIBRERIA DEL VINO~CE LLAR OFFERINGS DIPLOMATICO ANEJO RUM, AVERNA AMARO SICILIANO CORAVIN ACCESSED WIN ES 6 O Z . G L A S S LIME JUICE & SODA TOP VERMENTINO DI SARDEGNA Pala ‘Stellato Nature’ 2015 (Sardegna) 30 BIG EASY CAPIZZI ‘BEYOND THE CLOUDS’ Elena Walch GINGERBREAD SAZERAC WITH BULLEIT RYE, FENNEL LIQUORICE Chardonnay Blend 2015 (Alto Adige) 35 SPICEBREAD SYRUP, GROUND BLACK PEPPER, PEYCHAUD BITTERS ‘TERRE ALTE’ Livio Felluga 45 Friulano-Pinot Bianco-Sauvignon 2015 (Friuli) MODA ITALIANA OLD FASHIONED WITH FIG AND HERB INFUSED RITTENHOUSE RYE AND CROWN ROYAL, ZUCCA RABARBARO, CAPPELLETTI AMARO ALTE VERDE BIANCHI~MEZZE BOTTIG LIE HALF BOTTLES TRAMONTO AL SUD PINOT GRIGIO Alois Lageder 2017 375ml (Trentino) 48 ELIJAH CRAIG 12 YR BOURBON, CAMPARI APERITIVO FIANO PAESTUM San Salvatore ‘Pian di Stio’ 2016 500ml (Campania) 80 NONINO AMARO, FRESH LEMON ‘ROSSJ~BASS’ Gaja Chardonnay-Sauvignon 2015 375ml (Piemonte) 125 LA STORIA DI MANHATT AN ‘JAKOT’ Radikon 85 Friulano 2009 500ml (Friuli) RITTENHOUSE RYE, CARPANO ANTICA FORMULA ‘OSLAVE’ Radikon 85 ALLSPICE LIQUORE, WOODFORD CHERRY BITTERS Chardonnay-Sauvignon Blanc 2011 500ml (Friuli) RIBOLLA GIALLA Radikon 2012 500ml (Friuli) 85 2 3 VINI ROSSI AL BIC CHIERE APERITIVI RED & ROSÉ WINES BY THE GLASS COCCHI AMERICANO 14 ROSSI DIMMI LIQUORE DI MILANO 14 PINOT NERO St. Paul’s Kellerei Cantina ‘Luzia’ 2016 (Alto Adige) 20 DOLIN DRY VERMOUTH 14 ETNA ROSSO Firriato ‘Le Sabbie dell’Etna’ 19 SCARPA BIANCO VERMOUTH MONFERRATO 14 Nerello Mascalese-Nerello Cappuccio 2016 (Sicilia) DRAPO BIANCO VERMOUTH DI TORINO 14 BARBERA D’ALBA Luigi Giordano ‘Buschet’ 2016 (Piemonte) 18 COCCHI ROSA 14 SANGIOVESE Sesta di Sopra 2016 (Toscana) 18 BRECKENRIDGE BITTERS 14 DOLCETTO D’ALBA Pelissero ‘Munfrino’ 2016 (Piemonte) 16 AGLIANICO De Concilis ‘Donnaluna’ 2015 (Campania) 18 APEROL APERITIVO 14 BAROLO Casa E. Di Mirafiore 2014 (Piemonte) 25 CAPPELLETTI IL SPECIALINO APERITIVO 14 VALPOLICELLA RIPASSO CLASSICO SUPERIORE 19 BRUTO AMERICANO ST GEORGE SPIRITS 14 Buglioni ‘Il Bugiardo’ 2013 (Veneto) CAMPARI APERITIVO 14 ‘NON CONFUNDITUR’ Argiano RED BITTER CAFFO 14 Cabernet Sauvignon-Sangiovese-Merlot-Syrah 2016 (Toscana) 16 CARDAMARO VINO AROMATIZZATO 14 MONTEPULCIANO D’ABRUZZO Contesa 2016 (Abruzzo) 18 CYNAR APERITIVO 14 VERGANO NEBBIOLO CHINATO 16 LIBRERIA DEL VINO~CE LLAR OFFERINGS PUNT E MES SWEET VERMOUTH 12 CORAVIN ACCESSED WIN ES 6OZ. GLASS CONTRATTO VERMOUTH ROSSO 14 COCCHI VERMOUTH DI TORINO 14 BRUNELLO DI MONTALCINO Ciacci Piccolomini 2013 (Toscana) 35 CARPANO ANTICA FORMULA VERMOUTH 14 BAROLO Cascina Bruciata ‘Cannubi Muscatel’ 2013 (Piemonte) 45 LUSTAU FINO DE JEREZ ‘EN RAMA’ SHERRY 12 VALPOLICELLA SUPERIORE Dal Forno Romano 2008 (Veneto) 65 ‘LUCE’ Luce Della Vite Sangiovese-Merlot 2014 (Toscana) 75 LUSTAU AMONTILLADO DE SANLUCAR DE BARRAMEDA 15 ALMACENISTA ‘CUEVAS JURADO’ R O S S I ~ M E Z Z E BOTTIGLI E HALF BOTTLES BIRRE & S I D R O SCHIOPPETTINO Ronchi di Cialla 2011 (Friuli) 65 FORST LAGER GOLD 33cl (Alto Adige) 8 BAROLO Abbona ‘Pressenda’ 2009 (Piemonte) 105 EXTRAOMNES ‘ZEST’ BELGIAN STYLE ALE 33cl (Lombardia) 22 BARBARESCO Gaja 2010 (Piemonte) 265 BALADIN ISAAC WIT-STYLE ALE 36cl (Piemonte) 18 CHIANTI CLASSICO Fontodi 2015 (Toscana) 70 BALADIN SIDRO 2011 APPLE & PEAR CIDER 750ml (Piemonte) 34 BRUNELLO DI MONTALCINO Capanna 2013 (Toscana) 85 AMARONE Azienda Agricola Brigaldara 2013 (Veneto) 90 ABITA LIGHT (Louisiana) 8 KELSO PILSNER (New York) 9 SIX POINT BENGALI TIGER IPA (New York) 9 LEFT HAND MILK STOUT NITRO (Colorado) 9 OMMEGANG THREE PHILOSOPHERS Quadruple Cherry Lambic 36cl (New York) 10 EINBECKER NON-ALCOHOLIC (Germany) 8 4 5 VINI SPUMANTI VINI BIANCHI SPUMANTE LIGURIA PROSECCO Cima di Conegliano EXTRA DRY NV (Veneto) 60 PIGATO RIVIERA LIGURE DI PONENTE Bruna ‘Maje’ 2017 65 PROSECCO Villa Sandi CARTIZZE BRUT ‘La Rivetta’ 2017 (Veneto) 95 PIGATO RIVIERA LIGURE DI PONENTE Bruna ‘Le Russeghine’ 2017 75 FRANCIACORTA Ca’del Bosco BRUT ‘Cuvée Prestige ’ NV (Lombardia) 88 PIGATO RIVIERA DI POTENTE Laura Aschero 2017 75 FRANCIACORTA Ca’del Bosco BRUT SATEN 2013 (Lombardia) 150 FRANCIACORTA Ca’del Bosco ‘Annamaria Clemente’ 2008 (Lombardia)180 VENETO CHAMPAGNE LUGANA RISERVA Zenato 2014 80 SOAVE Bertani ‘Vintage Edition’ 2014 70 BOLLINGER BRUT ‘Special Cuvée’ NV 375 ML 75 SOAVE CLASSICO Ca’ Rugate ‘Monte Alto’ 2014 55 KRUG GRANDE CUVÉE BRUT NV 375ML 190 SOAVE CLASSICO Gini ‘La Frosca’ 2015 70 BILLECART-SALMON BRUT ROSÉ NV 375ML 105 SOAVE CLASSICO Pieropan ‘La Rocca’ 2015 95 M. AUGUSTIN BRUT NATURE ‘Cuvée 116 Sans Soufre’ 375 SOAVE CLASSICO Pra ‘Otto’ 2017 64 BERECHE & FILS BRUT RÉSERVE NV (Dis. 12.18) 95 SOAVE CLASSICO Suavia ‘Monte Carbonare’ 2016 75 BERECHE & FILS BRUT ‘Reflet d’Antan’ NV (Dis. 12.17) 250 ALEXANDRE FILAINE BRUT Cuvée Speciale NV 115 FRIULI - VENEZIA GIULI A ALEXANDRE FILAINE BRUT Cuvée Speciale NV MAGNUM 275 MARC HÉBRART BRUT ROSÉ NV 110 ‘WHERE DREAMS HAVE NO END’ Jermann Chardonnay 2016 150 JACQUESSON EXTRA BRUT Cuvée 740’ NV 195 ‘SOL’ Ronchi di Cialla Picolit 2008 275 KRUG GRANDE CUVÉE BRUT NV 450 GEORGES LAVAL BRUT NATURE ‘Cumières’ 1er Cru’ NV 165 FRIULANO Ronco dei Tassi 2016 75 GEORGES LAVAL BRUT NATURE ROSÉ ‘Cumières’ NV 190 FRIULANO Russiz Superiore 2016 84 ROBERT BARBICHON EXTRA BRUT BLANC DE NOIRS NV 112 FRIULANO Vignai da Duline ‘La Duline’ 2015 95 RUINART BRUT BLANC DE BLANCS NV 175 MALVASIA ISTRIANA Damijan 2012 105 SAVART BRUT PREMIER CRU ‘L’Ouverture’ NV 110 MALVASIA Skerlj 2014 85 SUENEN EXTRA BRUT GRAND CRU BLANC DE BLANCS ‘Oiry’ NV 125 PINOT GRIGIO Vignai da Duline ‘Ronco Pitotti’ 2016 95 AGRAPART BRUT BLANC DE BLANCS ‘Experience’ 2007 575 RIBOLLA GIALLA Roncus 2015 65 BERECHE & FILS BRUT ‘Rilly la Montagne 1er Cru’ 2014 (Dis. 12.18) 200 RIBOLLA GIALLA Villa Russiz 2015 70 BERECHE & FILS BRUT ROSÉ ‘Campania Remensis’ 2014 (Dis.12.18) 185 BILLECART-SALMON BRUT Cuvée Nicolas François 2002 360 SAUVIGNON Venica & Venica ‘Ronco del Cerò’ 2017 76 BOLLINGER EXTRA BRUT R.D. 2002
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