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LOTUS COCKTAILS $16 SIGNATURES LYCHEE BLOSSOM GET DOWN TONIC House-Infused Lemongrass Vodka, Nikka Coffey Gin, Skinos Liqueur, Tyku Junmai Sake, Om Coconut & Lychee White Pepper Simple Syrup, Grapefruit, Lime, Liqueur, Lychee Syrup, Lemon Oil Fever Tree Indian Tonic ONE NIGHT IN CHIANG MAI FLIGHT OF THE CONCORD Plantation Pineapple Rum, Lime, Tequila Ocho Reposado, Viking Blod Mead, Thai Chili Spiced Demerara Syrup, Aperitivo Cappelletti, Byrrh Grand Quinquina St. Elizabeth’s All-Spice Dram ISAAC ON THE LOVE BOAT Malibu Rum, Domaine de Canton Ginger Liqueur, Pineapple, Coconut Cream, Condesnsed Milk, Lime, Mint, Cinammon,Nutmeg CLASSICS AND VARIATIONS OLD FASHIONED VIEUX CARRE Nikka Coffey Grain Japanese Whisky, Rittenhouse Rye, Novo Fogo Colibri Cachaca, Demerara Syrup, Angostura and Orange Bitters Cocchi Vermouth Di Torino, Benedictine, Angos- tura and Peychaud's Bitters NEW YORK SOUR High West American Prairie Bourbon, Lemon, Angostura Bitters, Egg White, Malbec Float ‘ 1 BOURBON: SCOTCH: Angel's Envy 15 Campbeltown Baker's 15 Springbank 10yr 14 Barrell Bourbon Cask #21 16 Springbank 12yr 17 Barrell Bourbon Dovetail 16 Springbank 15yr Demerara Rum Cask 35 Basil Hayden 14 Highlands Blanton's 25 The Dalmore Port Wood Reserve 16 Bookers 16 The Dalmore 15yr 28 Buffalo Trace 16 The Dalmore Cigar Malt 35 E.H. Taylor Small Batch 13 The Dalmore 18yr 45 Elijah Craig Small Batch 10 Glenmorangie 10yr 10 Four Roses 10 Glenmorangie Nectar D'Or 15 Jefferson’s Ocean 25 Jura 10yr 13 Jim Beam 9 Wolfburn Sherry Oak 10 High West American Prairie 12 Maker's Mark 10 Islay Noah’s Mill 14 Ardbeg 10yr 14 Russell's Reserve 10yr 13 Lagavulin 16yr 19 Widow Jane 10yr 18 Laphroaig 10yr 13 Willet Family Estate Single Barrel 7yr 30 Woodford Reserve 14 Lowlands RYE: Auchentoshan American Oak 12 Angel's Envy 18 Auchentoshan Three Wood 14 High West Double Rye 13 High West A Midwinter Nights Dram 29 Speyside High West Yippee Ki-Yay 24 The Balvenie 12yr Single Barrel 15 Michter's 15 The Balvenie 14yr Carribbean Cask 18 Old Portrero Malted Rye Port Finish 28 The Balvenie 30yr 200 Rittenhouse 9 Glenfiddich 12yr 12 Whistle Pig Piggy Back 14 Glenfiddich 14yr 14 Whistle Pig 10yr 16 Glenlivet 12yr 12 Whistle Pig 12yr 40 Macallan 12yr 16 Whistle Pig 15yr 55 Whistle Pig Farm Stock 25 Blended Whistle Pig Boss Hog 95 Dewar's 10 Widow Jane Applewood 15 Johnnie Walker Black 12 Willet Family Estate 4yr 25 Johnnie Walker Green 18 IRISH WHISKEY Johnnie Walker 18yr 24 Jameson 9 Johnnie Walker Blue 55 Red Breast 12yr 15 Monkey Shoulder 13 Green Spot 15 Yellow Spot 28 TAIWANESE WHISKY Kavalan Classic 15 NORTH AMERICAN WHISKEY: Kavalan Ex-bourbon Oak 25 Crown Royal 9 Kavalan King Car 35 Jack Daniel's 9 Kavalan Port Cask 50 San Diego Distillery Rice Whiskey 10 Kavalan Sherry Oak 55 2 VODKA: TEQUILA: Absolut 10 Casamigos Blanco 14 Absolut Citron 10 Casamigos Reposado 16 Absolut Elyx 12 Casamigos Anejo 19 Absolut Mandarin 10 Don Julio 1942 35 Belvedere 14 Fortaleza Blanco 14 Grey Goose 13 Fortaleza Reposado 16 Grey Goose La Vanille 13 Fortaleza Anejo 19 Helix 9 Hornitos Plata 9 Ketel One 12 Patron Silver 13 Nikka Coffey 14 Patron Anejo 17 Stoli Elit 18 Tequila Ocho Reposado 14 Tito's 12 MEZCAL: GIN: Bozal Cuishe 17 Barr Hill 14 Bozal Tobasiche 19 Bluecoat 14 Bozal Tobala 29 Bombay Sapphire 12 Del Maguey Vida 12 Gracias a Dios 100% Agave Gin 16 Ilegal Joven 14 Greenall's 9 Ilegal Reposado 16 Hendrick's 13 Monkey 47 15 Nikka Coffey 14 Nolet’s 15 St. George Terrior 13 BRANDY/COGNAC/ARMAGNAC: Tanqueray 12 Armagnac Laubade 1968 55 Tanqueray Ten 13 Armagnac Laubade 1978 45 RUM: Armagnac Laubade Extra 35 Bacardi 10 Hennessy VS 11 Captain Morgan 10 Hardy Noces d’Argent 48 Eldorado 12 yr 15 Hardy Réserve du Prince 400 Kirk & Sweeney 12 yr 11 Martell Cordon Bleu 30 Malibu 10 Paul Masson Brandy 9 Plantation 3 Star 9 Plantation Original Dark 13 Plantation O.F.T.D. 13 Plantation Pineapple 12 Rum Fire 11 Smith & Cross 12 3 JAPANESE WHISKY Whisky Grain Price Whisky Grain Price Akashi Blended Malt and Grain $12 Mars IWAI Corn and $12 Malted Barley Akashi Single Malt $24 Akashi Single Malt $24 Single Malt Barley Single Malt Barley Akashi Pinot Noir Single Malt $40 Akashi Pinot Noir Single Malt $40 Cask Barley Cask Barley Fukano Rice $14 Fukano Rice $14 Vault Reserve 1 Vault Reserve 1 Fukano Rice $14 Fukano Rice $14 Vault Reserve 2 Vault Reserve 2 Fukano Rice $15 Fukano Rice $15 10yr 10yr Fukano Rice $23 Fukano Rice $23 14yr Single Cask 14yr Single Cask Fukano Rice $25 Fukano Rice $25 16yr Sherry Cask 16yr Sherry Cask Ichiros Various $25 Ichiros Various $25 Malt and Grain Malt and Grain Ichiros Cask #646 Single Malt $150 Ichiros Cask #646 Single Malt $125 Barley Barley Ichiros Cask #1487 Single Malt $275 Ichiros Cask #1487 Single Malt $275 Barley Barley Ichiros Single Malt $195 Ichiros Single Malt $195 US Edition 2018 Barley US Edition 2018 Barley Kijura 20yr Rice $75 Kijura 20yr Rice $75 Kikori Rice $12 Kikori Rice $12 4 JAPANESE WHISKY Whisky Grain Distillation Barrel Type ABV% Price Kijura 20yr Rice Single Pot Ex-Bourbon 86° $75 Kikori Rice Single Pot American/Limoisin Oak 82° $9 Ex-Sherry Kura Single Malt Copper Column American Oak 80° $20 Single Malt Peated Finished in Rum Cask Mars IWAI Corn Copper Pot Ex-Bourbon 80° $10 Mars Tradition Single Malt Copper Pot Ex-Sherry 80° $14 Ex-Bourbon Mars Lucky Cat ‘May’ Single Malt Copper Pot Ex-Port 80 $19 Ex-Madiera Mars Komagatake Single Malt Copper Pot American Oak 96° $38 Limited Edition 2018 Ex-Bourbon Mars Komagatake Single Malt Copper Pot American Oak 94 $27 ‘Double Cellars’ Ex-Bourbon/Sherry Mars SIngle Malt Copper Pot Ex-Japanese Wine 104° $36 ‘Kohiganzakura’ Mars Malted Copper Pot Ex-Sherry, Ex-US Oak 104° $37 ‘Shinanotanpopo’ Barley Ex-Bourbon Nikka Corn Coffey Column New Charred Oak 90° $11 ‘Coffey Grain’ Nikka Corn Unknown Un-Specified 102.8° $25 ‘From the Barrel’ Barley Nikka 12yr Single Malt Copper Pot Ex-Sherry 110° $300 ‘Single Malt Sherry’ Peated Nobushu Single Malt Various American Oak 80° $12 Blended 5 JAPANESE WHISKY Whisky Grain Distillation Barrel Type ABV% Price Ohishi Rice Stainless Pot Ex-Sherry 83.2° $18 Ohishi Rice Stainless Pot Ex-Islay Cask 85.6 $14 ‘Islay Cask Finish’ Ohishi Rice Stainless Pot Ex-Sherry 83° $18 ‘Single Cask #833’ Ohishi Rice Stainless Pot 1st and 2nd Fill 81° $58 ‘Tokubetsu Reserve’ Ex-Sherry Shinju Malt and Grain Various White Oak 80° $10 Shinobu Barley/Wheat Pot Ex-Sherry 86° $12 Blended Column Finished in Mizunara Shinobu Single Malt Pot Mizunara 86° $15 Pure Malt Barley Suntory Toki Malt and Grain Copper Pot American and 86° $10 Column Spanish Oak Yame 10 Yr Single Malt Single Pot New Oak 84° $13 6 Bottled Water: Sparkling Still San Pellegrino 8 Acqua Panna 750ml 8 Sodas & Juice Coke 4 Diet Coke 4 Ice Tea 4 Orange Fanta 4 Dr. Pepper 4 Sprite 4 Orange Fanta 4 Lemonade 4 Raspberry Iced Tea 4 Ginger Ale 4 Orange Juice, Cranberry Juice, Apple Juice, Pineapple Juice 5 Teas Tea Blends by Harney & Sons: Dragon Pearl Jasmine 3 Darjeeling 3 Japanese Sencha 3 English Breakfast 3 Genmaicha 3 Japanese Cherry Blossom* 3 Flower Tea 5.00 Homemade Drinks Thai Iced Tea 5 Thai Iced Coffee 5 Coffee & Espresso Espresso by LAVAZZA Espresso, Americano 4.50 Latté, Cappuccino 5.50 7 WINE LIST: Coravin Selections Domaine Julien Gros ‘Clos Du Roi,’ Grand Cru, Aloxe-Corton, Burgundy 2016 3 oz. $50 6 oz. $90 Designated a Grand Cru in 1937, this wine was already well-known in the 15th century when the King of France added Corton wines to his personal cellars. Upon the death of Charles le Téméraire, the final duke of Burgundy, this parcel of vines passed into the hands of the royal winemakers and therefore became Corton "Clos du Roi" (plot [of land] of the king). Egon Müller ‘Scharzhofberger,’ Spätlese, Mosel-Saar-Ruwer, Germany 2014 3 oz. $48 6 oz. $86 The Scharzhofberg, or Scharzhof Mountain, is among the finest Riesling sites in Germany and is considered Grand Cru. As such, it is allowed to be labeled with its vineyard name, or “Einzellage”, rather than its village name. The Müller holdings here include a parcel of un-grafted vines that were planted in the 19th century. These wines deliver at the highest level of quality and are without question among the world’s greatest wines. Nikolaihof ‘Vinothek,’ Wachau, Austria 2002 3 oz. $52 6 oz. $94 The Vinothek cuvée is the philosophical apotheoses of the Demeter Certified Nikolaihof estate. Though Nikolaihof commonly holds back their wines until they believe they have fully developed, the Vinothek cuvée is extreme for even these standards. Harvested in 2002 from the Im Weingebirge site (the oldest named site in Europe 470 A.D.), this wine rested in barrel for 17 years in Nikolaihof’s ancient, Roman-built cellar. This profoundly extended barrel aging along with the inherent distance of it’s vintage creates a singular wine not to be experienced elsewhere. Vinothek is the only dry Riesling to receive a 100 pt. score from Robert Parker. Gunderloch ‘Nachenheim Rothenberg’ Beerenauslese, Rheinhessen 2004 3 oz. $48 6 oz. $86 Gunderloch is a thriving estate, consisting of approximately 25ha of vines in the "Roter Hang" ("red slope") area of the Rhein- hessen appellation. The average yield is held to 45 hl/ha, among the lowest in Germany, resulting in wines of high extraction and great quality.
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