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WINE LIST 2019 PLATIA Copy Platia wine list Wines in Aviation bottles 18.7cl Kamanterena, Xynisteri, dry, Cyprus €5.00 Moschofilero, Boutari, dry, Greece €5.50 Mateus, rosé medium sweet, Portugal €5.00 Kamanterena, Lefkada-Shiraz, rosé dry, Cyprus €5.00 Agiorgitiko, Cabernet, red dry, Greece €5.00 Stroumbeli, Shiraz, red dry, Cyprus €5.50 Cyprus wines WHITE wines 75cl House wine by the glass 150ml €4.50 House white wine, Xynisteri-Semillon, dry, Paphos €17.00 Santa Marina, Xynisteri, medium sweet, Paphos €16.00 Thisbe, Xynisteri-Soultanina, medium dry, Limassol €17.00 Aes Ambelis, Xynisteri-Semillon, dry, Nicosia €18.00 Petritis, Xynisteri, dry, Limassol €19.50 Grifos Vlassides, Xinisteri-Sauvignon Blanc, Limassol €21.00 Symposium, Soultanina, medium dry, Limassol €21.00 Vlassides, Sauvignon Blanc, dry, Limassol €21.00 Oenou yi playia, Xynisteri-Malaga-Assyrtiko, dry, Limassol €21.00 Domaine Dafermou, Assyrtiko, dry, Larnaca €22.00 Tsiakkas, Chardonnay, dry, Limassol €22.00 Ktima Argyrides, Viognier, Limassol €22.00 Geronimo, Morokanella, dry, Limassol €25.00 Vouni Panayia, Promara, dry, Paphos €29.00 Epos, Chardonnay, Limassol €33.00 Rosé wines 75cl House wine by the glass 150ml €4.50 Santa Marina, Xynisteri, medium sweet, Paphos €16.00 Marana, Mavro, Opthalmo, Maratheftiko, dry, Paphos €16.00 Kamanterena, Lefkada-Shiraz, dry, Paphos €17.00 Domaine Dafermou, Shiraz-Maratheftiko, dry, Limassol €17.00 Tsiakkas, Grenache, dry, Limassol €18.50 Oenou yi playia rodambelo, Shirah, dry, Limassol €22.00 RED wines 75cl House wine by the glass 150ml €4.50 House wine, Maratheftiko, dry €17.00 Anthea, blend, medium dry, Limassol €16.00 Santa Marina, medium sweet, Paphos €16.00 Ayios Onoufrios, blend, dry, Paphos €17.00 Andesitis, Cabernet-Grenache-Mataro, dry, Limassol €19.00 Ezousa Diomides €19.00 Maratheftiko-Cabernet-Mourvèdre, dry, Paphos Aes Ambelis, Maratheftiko, dry, Nicosia €20.00 Tsalapatis Rigas, Lefkada-Cabernet, dry, Limassol €20.00 Grifos Vlassides, Agiorgitiko-Mattaro, dry, Limassol €21.00 Ktima Argyrides, Mourvèdre, dry, Limassol €25.00 Vlassides, Cabernet, dry, Limassol €26.00 Oenou yi geroklima, Maratheftiko, dry, Limassol €27.00 Epos, Shiraz, Cabernet, dry, Limassol €33.00 GREEK wines WHITE wines 75cl Ploes, Sauvignon-Moscato, dry €18.00 Boutari, Moschofilero, dry €25.00 Black Sheep, Semillon-Sauvignon Blanc, dry €25.00 Domaine Lazarides, Malaguzia, dry €28.00 Biblia Chora, Assyrtiko-Sauvignon Blanc, dry €29.00 rosé wines 75cl Amethystos, Cabernet Sauvignon, dry €25.00 Biblia Chora, Shiraz, dry €29.00 RED wines 75cl Black Sheep, Shiraz-Merlot, dry €28.00 Biblia Chora, Cabernet-Merlot, dry €30.00 Amethystos Cava, Cabernet Franc, dry €36.00 Πλατεία M E Z E R E S T A U R A N T RetSina Malamatina 50cl €7.00 Tsachpina 50cl €8.50 ouzo/Tsipouro/Zivania/commandaria Ouzo Plomari 20cl €9.50 Ouzo Barbayanni blue 20cl €9.50 Ouzo Barbayanni green 20cl €9.50 Tsipouro Tyrnavou 20cl €9.50 Zivania 20cl €9.50 Commandaria 8cl €6.50 Champagne and Sparkling wines 75cl Moët & Chandon 20cl €25.00 Römer Trocken €26.00 Prosecco Brut €32.00 Bava Malvasia €50.00 Moët & Chandon Brut €90.00 Moët & Chandon Brut Rosé €110.00 Laurent Perrier €100.00 Veuve Clicquot €90.00 Veuve Clicquot Rosé €120.00 Dom Pérignon €270.00 Alcoholic drinks Keo/Carlsberg half Pint 33cl €3.00 Keo/Carlsberg Pint 50cl €4.00 Keo/Carlsberg Bottle 33cl €3.50 Ordinary Whiskey, Vodka, Rum, Tequila 4cl €4.80 Premium Whiskey, Vodka 4cl €5.80 Non - Alcoholics Mineral water 1L €2.50 Soft drinks 33cl €2.40 Large soft drinks 50cl €3.40 Soft drinks as mixer €1.20 Juices 33cl €2.50 Large juices 50cl €3.30 Sparkling water 33cl €3.50 Iced tea 33cl €3.50 Prices include all legal surcharges .
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