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Specialty Martinis Champagne Cocktails Les Cocktails Biere Biere A Specialty Martinis The Dirty Bird Grey Goose, dry vermouth and olive juice……………………....……………… 10.75 French Martini Absolut Citron, cassis Les Cocktails and pineapple juice……………….......................….8.50 Biere Pastis Victoria’s Secret Budweiser, Bud Light, Miller Lite, Prado Pastis and water………………...…...8.50 Svedka Raspberry, sour mix and watermelon essence……………………….........7.75 Coors Light, Yuengling, Mich Ultra 4.50 Citron Mojito Appletini Absolut Citron, key lime juice, Blue Moon, Sam Adams, mint and simple syrup…………………........8.75 Absolut and apple schnapps………..…………… ....8.50 Corona, Heineken, Charleston Fruit Tea Key Lime Martini Amstel Light, Newcastle, Firefly Sweet Tea Vodka, Absolut Citron, key lime juice, Sierra Nevada and raspberry peach lemonade……………..8.75 simple syrup and cream………………………...…...8.50 5.50 Chocolate Espresso Martini Mint Julip Carlsberg Maker’s Mark, mint Stoli Vanil, Van Gogh Double Espresso, 6.00 and simple syrup…………………………... 8.50 Godiva Dark, Kahlua and cream………………......12.00 Sidecar The Cosmopolitan Allagash, Guinness, Hennessy, Cointreau Absolut Citron, triple sec, lime Doc’s Hard Cider and lemon juice…………………….……....11.50 and cranberry juice……………………………….....8.50 Bad Penny Brown Ale, Parisian Manhattan Bell’s Kalamazoo Stout. Crown Royal, brandied cherry juice Einbecker NA and bitters…………………………………….…..….10.00 7.75 Bourbon Meteor Biere Blanche (250ml) Wendelinus Biere d’Abbaye (250ml) Makers Mark …………………….. 8.50 8.00 Champagne Cocktails Eagle Rare 10yr…………….…….. 11.00 Duvel Elijah Craig 12yr…………………..12.00 Kir Royale 11.00 Bookers……...………...…………..15.50 Brut Champagne and crème de cassis……………....7.75 Knob Creek………………………..11.00 Maissel’s Weiss Champagne Cocktail 12.50 16.00 Basil Hayden ………………….… Brut Champagne, bitters and sugar……………....…7.75 Woodford Reserve……………….. 12.00 Wild Turkey 101…………………… 8.00 Bellini Biere A La Pression Brut Champagne and peach nectar………………....7.75 French 39 Kronenbourg 1664 Brut Champagne, Stoli Ohranj, cassis and orange juice…………………….……..….8.50 Stella Artois Single Malt Scotch French 75 Tanqueray, Brut Champagne, lemon juice Stone IPA and simple syrup……………………………….…….8.50 Talisker 10yr………………………16.75 Seasonal Drafts Glennfiddich 12yr ………………...12.00 Desperate Housewife Glenlivet 12yr ……………………..12.50 Svedka Raspberry, cassis and Brut Champagne…………………………..…….8.50 *Prices for beers and spirits are Glenmorangie 12yr………………..14.00 inclusive of tax McCallan 12yr………………….….16.50 Oban 14yr …………………….…. 19.25 Dahlwinnie 15yr ……………..........15.00 Armagnac, Brandy, Calvados Lagavulin 16yr……………………. 20.00 and Cognac Aperitif Larressingle V.S.O.P. .…….……...16.00 Campari……………………………...10.00 Paul Masson V.S. ….……………....6.75 Dubonnet Rouge……………….……6.50 Boulard Calvados Pays d’Auge…...14.00 Dubonnet Blanc………………….….6.50 Rye Whiskey Hennessey V.S ……………...…….12.50 Lillet Rouge……………………….…6.50 Bulleit……………………………….9.24 Courvoisier V.S……. ……………..12.00 Lillet Blanc…………………………..6.50 Templeton……………….…………12.50 Remy Martin V.S.O.P. …….……13.50 Remy Martin X.O. ……………….38.00 .
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