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Georgia Peach Martini 710 HUFFMAN MILL ROAD BURLINGTON NORTH CAROLINA 27215 336.584.0479 GRILL584.COM WINE, BEER & COCKTAILS Our wines have been meticulously chosen from the world’s most treasured wineries. This wine list combines familiar names along with new hidden treasures chosen exclusively for . Our balanced wine selection is designed to fully complement your dining experience. Upon your request, our knowledgeable staff will pair an appropriate wine with your meal in an effort to create a memorable and elegant dining experience. Feeaturedatured WWhiteshites Steeple Jack Chardonnay, Austrailia 5.95 24.00 The colour of pale straw with a green hue; aromas of peach, ripe melon and honeysuckle on the nose. A full, soft, stonefruit palate of peaches and nectarines intermingled with rockmelon, with a creamy texture and a lingering lime citrus fi nish. Lafage Cote Est, France 6.75 26.00 The Cotes Catalanes Cote d’Est (50% Grenache Blanc, 30% Chardonnay, 20% Marsanne, aged in stainless steel on lees) is beautifully crisp and pure, with juicy acidity giving lift to notions of buttered citrus, green herbs and honeyed minerality. Medium-bodied, lively and certainly delicious, it’s a fantastic meal starter. Feeaturedatured RRedseds Gravel Bar Alluvial Red Blend, Columbia Valley 8.95 36.00 This is a full-bodied red blend (30% Cabernet Sauvignon, 30% Merlot, 15% Cabernet Franc, 10% Malbec, 10% Petit Verdot) with vibrant fl avors of dried cherries, plum, toffee, chocolate and vanilla. The structure is rich, with bold tannins extending the fi nish. Block & Tackle Cabernet Sauvignon, California 7.75 31.00 A deep ruby color with a rich nose of blackberries, raspberries and hints of pepper. Block & Tackle is an intense cabernet full of artful fruit which provides a round mouth feel and a soft lingering fi nish with hints of toasted French oak. Wine List HANDMADE MARGARITAS Huffman Mill Margarita Sauza Extra Gold Tequila with Triple Sec, House Wines Sour Mix, Lime Juice and a Splash of Fresh Orange Juice Served Blended FEATURING ROCKBROOK CELLARS in Your Choice of Flavor: Strawberry, $4.95/ GLASS $20.00/BOTTLE Peach, Mango, Raspberry, Pomegranate or Watermelon. CABERNET SAUVIGNON CHARDONNAY 6.45 PINOT NOIR PINOT GRIGIO MERLOT WHITE ZINFANDEL Topsail Beach Sunrise Take it to the “Top” with Jose Cuervo Gold Tequila, Melon Liqueur with Pineapple Juice and a Splash of Grenadine. Whites 7.95 GLASS BOTTLE Outer Banks Blue As Blue as the Outer Banks Water, Our Jose Cuervo Gold Tequila and Cointreau CChampagnehampagne aandnd SSparklingparkling WWinesines with Blue Curaçao and Sour Mix Will Cupcake Moscato D’Asti 5.95 26.00 Shake Things Up. Vibrant and expressive with dominant fl oral notes and hints of bright fruit fl avors – including peach, tropical fruits and 9.95 lychee – this wine is soft and luscious. Just a hint of fi ne effervescence tickles the palate and balances the sweetness. Domaine Laurier Brut, California 6.75 ive-Eight- our Platinum Apple, Pear, Slightly Toasty with beautiful fi nesse. F F Guaranteed to Relax Your Mind, Body and Korbel Brut, California 24.00 Spirit. Don Julio Añejo Tequila, Grand Prosecco, Italy 26.00 Marnier Orange Liqueur with Lime and Veuve Clicquot, France 75.00 Fresh Orange Juice. 10.95 CChardonnayhardonnay Kendall Jackson, California 7.00 28.00 Tropical fruit, mango, pineapple, lightly oaked. Novellum, France 7.25 28.00 BEER LIST White peach, toasted almonds. Laetitia, California 7.75 30.00 Dried honeycomb and tart green apple with multi-layered notes of hard lemon candy and sweet hazelnut sweet cream. Bottle Meiomi Chardonnay 7.95 32.00 Budweiser 3.25 Smooth, opulent layers of lemon peel and stone fruit are heightened by sweet smells of crème brûlée, butterscotch, Bud Light 3.25 baked apple, shortbread, roasted marshmallow, and spices. The mid-palate is fl eshy and rich, followed by a clean, mineral fi nish. Miller Lite 3.25 Coors Light 3.25 Michelob Ultra 3.25 SSauvignonauvignon BBlanclanc Yuengling 3.25 Babich, New Zealand 5.75 22.00 Samuel Adams 3.95 Bright and lively with a touch of pear and lime. Amstel Light 3.95 Nadia, California 6.75 26.00 Aromas of freshly cut grass and bright, tropical fl avors. Heineken 3.95 Emmolo, Napa Valley 38.00 Newcastle 3.95 An elegant and refi ned style of Sauvignon Blanc that is subtle and Hoegaarden 3.95 balanced, with minerality and bright natural acidity. On the nose, aromas of citrus, iron, wet stone and a hint of D’Anjou pear temp Corona 3.95 your senses, while a crisp lightness, balanced acidity and underly- Corona Light 3.95 ing notes of fl eshy grapefruit and lime zest please the palate. Stella Artois 3.95 Sierra Nevada Pale Ale 3.95 RRieslingiesling Green Man IPA 3.95 St. Christopher, Germany 5.75 22.00 Guinness 3.95 Aromatic, fresh with peach, apricot and a touch of sweetness. Bold Rock Cider 3.95 Frisk, Australia 6.25 23.00 Buckler N/A 3.25 This zippy Riesling is fl oral and weighted, with notes of lime sorbet, rose petals and a hint of fennel. PPinotinot GGrigiorigio Drafts 16oz 22oz Primosole Pinot Grigio, Italy 6.75 26.00 Draft Beer 4.75 5.95 Fresh and rich fruity aromas of apple and pear with a hint of features a varying selection of Local citrus fruit that fade into the fl oral bouquet. Microbrews and Domestic Drafts as well as Scarpetta, Italy 7.00 28.00 Seasonal Ales and Lagers. Please ask your Crisp and dry with medium high acidity and tastes of stone fruits, server for our current offerings! lavender, honey, pear, white fl owers and minerals. 5•8•4 ORIGINALS Reds GLASS BOTTLE The Rhonda-rita CCabernetabernet SSauvignonauvignon Named After One of Our Favorite Liberty School, Palo Robles 7.50 30.00 Personalities here at , This Fresh and Dark berry, crème de cassis with notes of spice and vanilla, full bodied. Flirty Original is made with Smirnoff Twist of Banshee “Mordecai,” Napa Valley 32.00 Raspberry Vodka, Triple Sec, Peach Schnapps This California Cab is a marriage of Bordeaux and Rhone. with Real Pomegranate Syrup and Sour Mix. Rich, full-bodied, and full of delicious, rich fruit. Sticky Beak, Napa Valley 9.50 36.00 7.95 Our favorite Napa Cabernet. A wonderful value and a top choice for steaks. Burlington’s Best Banana Daiquiri Beringer Knight’s Valley, California 44.00 It May Not be the “World’s Best” (yet), but We at A classy American cabernet with aromas of ripe black fruit, mocha, dried herbs and licorice. Opulent but structured, this Think It’s Pretty Great! It Features Bacardi versatile wine has supple blue and black fruit notes accented Silver Rum and Real Bananas Blended with Breyers by dark chocolate, roasted coffee and a silky, lingering fi nish. Vanilla Ice Cream. Oh là là! Caymus, Napa Valley 125.00 Intense color and mature tannins. Abundant in textural tannins 7.95 yet soft as velvet while offering a wide array of aromas and The Stan-hatten fl avors including cocoa, cassis and vanilla. A Tribute to a Real Friend. Made with Crown ZZinfandelinfandel Royal Canadian Whiskey and Sweet Vermouth. Seven Deadly Zins, California 7.25 28.00 9.95 Blueberry, raspberry and cinnamon with a touch of black pepper. Haw River Water PPinotinot NNoiroir It May be Named After the Haw River But Heron, California 6.25 24.00 We Guarantee it’s Tasty AND Safe to Drink! Rip red berry and black cherry, light and fruity. It’s a Hypnotizing blend of Captain Morgan Spiced Rum, Malibu Coconut Rum, Amaretto, La Crema, California 9.00 36.00 Chambord, Blue Curaçao, Triple Sec with just Cherry, plum and pomegranate, nice acidity and tannins. the Right Touch of Sour Mix and Sprite. Banshee, California 9.50 36.00 9.95 A classic, dark-fruited, soft, and rich California Pinot Noir. Meiomi, California 8.50 34.00 Deep, rich garnet color. The wine opens up with aromas of ripe berries, Carolina Iced Tea fresh cranberry, candy apple and malted vanilla, some of which carries through to the palate. There’s a hint of Granny Smith apple on the fi rst Our Homemade Sweet Tea with Smirnoff sip that beautifully balances out the rich cream soda and cherry cola Peach Vodka, Peachtree Schnapps and notes. It is an extremely layered wine, both in structure and in fl avor with a slight earthiness and sweet oak in the fi nish. Captain Morgan Spiced Rum. 8.95 SShirazhiraz Patty’s Irish Coffee Layer Cake, Australia 7.25 28.00 Jameson Irish Whiskey with Our Freshly Dark dense black plum, rich ripe fruit with a touch of spice. Ground and Brewed Coffee and a Touch of Killerman’s Run, Australia 10.50 42.00 Simple Syrup Topped with Whipped Cream. Brick red in color with youthful crimson hues. Aromas of dark fruits, cocoa bean and classy French oak combine superbly on 7.95 the nose for an elegant freshness. Trisha’s Roasted Toasted Almond MMerloterlot Named After Our Very Own Trisha! Smirnoff Hayes Valley, California 6.00 24.00 Vodka, Kahlua Coffee Liqueur and Amaretto Di Bright purple with an aroma of bing cherries and a hint of vanilla. Amore with Cream Served “On The Rocks.” Bright fruit fl avors with a little spice on the fi nish. 8.95 Clos du Bois, California 38.00 Aromas of black cherry, cassis, mocha and light toasted oak. The wine has a rich texture with concentrated black cherry fruit, and notes of mocha and Beachside Peach dark chocolate. Smirnoff Peach vodka with pineapple and Emmolo, Napa Valley 78.00 white cranberry juice, fresh lime and ginger Well-balanced with superbly rich fruit, soft tannins and dark color.
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