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1L $15 | $25 Antipodes Sparkling Water 500Ml SOFT DRINKS & MIXERS T EQUILA Antipodes Still Water 500ml | 1L $15 | $25 Jose Cuervo Gold $18 Antipodes Sparkling Water 500ml | 1L $15 | $25 Jose Cuervo Silver $18 Coca Cola, Diet Coke, Sprite, Fanta $6 Patron Silver $20 Schweppes Tonic, Soda, Ginger Ale $8 Patron XO Café $18 Bundaberg Ginger Beer (Non-Alcoholic) $10 Patron Añejo $24 Red Bull $17 Don Julio Blanco $25 Juices: Pineapple, Orange, Don Julio Añejo $26 Apple, Tomato, Guava, Mango $6 BOURBON B EER S & C I D E R Jim Beam $16 Fiji Bitter $10 Southern Comfort $18 Fiji Gold $10 Wild Turkey $19 Vonu Lager $12 Jack Daniel’s Black Label $19 Heineken $15 Jack Daniel’s Honey $20 Steinlager $16 Gentleman Jack $21 Corona $16 Asahi $18 WHISKEY Isaac’s Apple Cider $18 Regal $11 Canadian Club $22 VODKA Jameson $18 Czarina $12 The Chita Suntory $19 Fiji Coconut $19 Johnnie Walker Red Label $18 Absolut $16 Johnnie Walker Black Label $21 Grey Goose $19 Johnnie Walker Blue Label $36 Belvedere $21 Talisker / 10 Years $34 42 Below $21 Glenfiddich / 12 Years $19 Glenlivet / 12 Years $30 GIN Lagavulin / 16 Years $29 Regal $12 Chivas Regal / 12 Years $19 Gordon’s $17 Glenfiddich Reserve Cask $35 Bombay Sapphire $18 Tanqueray $18 L I Q U E U R South $22 Midori $18 Hendricks $28 Chambord $20 Pimm’s No. 1 $18 RUM Grand Marnier $19 Bounty White Rum $12 Cointreau $19 Bounty Dark Rum $12 Aperol $14 Bounty Spiced Vanilla Rum $12 Campari $18 Malibu Coconut Rum $17 Benedictine $18 Leblon Cachaça $18 Ouzo $17 Fiji Rum Co. Ratu 5yr Dark Rum $18 Galliano Sambuca $18 Fiji Rum Co. Ratu 8yr Signature Rum $18 Galliano Black Sambuca $18 Fiji Rum Co. Flavour Range $16 Galliano Vanilla $18 2 YO Golden Honey Rum Disaronno $19 2 YO Coffee Rum Frangelico $21 2 YO Coconut Rum Tia Maria $18 8 YO Rare Rum Liqueur, Maker’s Signature Kahlua $18 8 YO White Chocolate Rum Baileys Irish Cream $18 Bacardi White Rum $17 Bundaberg $18 Mount Gay $18 Coruba Dark $18 L I K U L I K U COCKTAILS NON - ALCOHOLIC LIKULIKU LAGOON $23 ICE COOLER $17 Lemongrass vodka, blue curacao, lime juice Fresh lime and lemon squash blended with ice and topped with lemonade SITIVENI’S ISOLATION $24 Absolut vodka, cointreau, guava juice, lime CUCUMBER LEMONADE $17 Fresh cucumber water, lime juice and mint CAGI MAI WAI $23 topped with tonic water White rum, cranberry juice, fresh ginger, pineapple juice PASSIONFRUIT ICED TEA $17 Chilled orange pekoe tea, passionfruit MUANIKAUNA $24 and mint topped with ice Absolut vodka, galliano, pears, limes AKU’S HIDDEN PARADISE $17 RASPBERRY COSMOPOLITAN $25 Orange, apple and passionfruit topped Vodka, chambord, triple sec, lime juice with mint and soda JELLY BEAN $26 TROPICAL STORM $17 Vodka, cointreau, coconut liqueur, blue curacao, Guava and mango juice topped with grenadine, lemonade frozen watermelon granita BLOODY KATAKATA $23 BANANA COLADA $17 Chilli vodka, tomato juice, lemon, spice Banana, pineapple and coconut cream blended with ice PASSIONFRUIT BELLINI $28 Passionfruit nectar, triple sec, sparkling wine TALEI $17 Mango juice, mint and ginger ale built over ice STRAWBERRY BASIL LEMONADE $27 Moscato, strawberry, basil, lemon juice ISLAND BREEZE $17 Blended orange and pineapple topped with soda LYCHEE PASSION $27 Absolut vodka, lychee, passionfruit, lime ESPRESSO NO-TINI $17 Espresso coffee and vanilla syrup shaken COCO MOJITO $24 with ice and served in a martini glass White rum, lime, sugar, mint, coconut liqueur FRESH JUICES $15 GOLDEN WATER $25 Ask your waiter for today’s selection White rum, coconut liqueur, galliano, mango of fresh fruit and vegetables SMOOTHIES $17 DODOMO $25 Seasonal fruit and juices blended with White rum, coconut liqueur, Fijian honey, natural yoghurt coconut milk, kahlua MILKSHAKES $17 WELETI DAIQURI $24 Chocolate, vanilla, caramel or seasonal fruit White rum, fresh pawpaw, cointreau, mint blended with ice cream and milk ZESTY MIX $25 ICED TEA $9 Gin, frangelico, mint, lime, sugar Full of antioxidants and health boosting properties, our iced teas are served over ice HENDRICKS LEMONADE $29 either sweetened or unsweetened Hendricks gin, cucumber water, tonic Ginger Lemon Kiss ISLAND AFFAIR $24 Otago Summer Fruits Jose Cuervo Gold tequila, pineapple juice, Madagascan Vanilla Rooibos mint, fresh passionfruit, Green Tea Japanese Lime Pure Peppermint BERRY BRAMBLE $26 Assam Organic Breakfast Gin, fresh lemon juice, chambord .
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