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Cuban Cocktails CUBAN COCKTAILS Cuba Libre 7.5 Havana Club 3yrs, fresh lime juice and Coca Cola. Served in a highball glass. Cubata 8.5 Havana Club 7yrs, fresh lime juice and Coca Cola. Served in a highball glass. Havana Special 7.5 Further evidence of the Cuban love for rum with pineapple. This short and sweet liberation includes Havana 3yrs, pineapple juice and maraschino. Served in a Martini glass. Rum Collins 7 A Rum Collins is a delicious cocktail based on the light rum (Havana 3yrs), limes, powdered sugar, soda water, lemon and cherry. Served in a highball glass. Añejo Highball 8 Created by Dale DeGroff as a tribute to the great Cantineros of Cuba: Añejo Especial, lime juice, orange curacao topped with ginger beer and fi nished with angostura bitters. Caballito 8 The result of the magic blend of the Havana 3yrs and red vermouth from Torino, Italy also mix with lime, mint and soda water. Served in an old fashioned glass. Cubanito & Bloody Mary 8 Choose from Havana 3yrs or smooth Vodka mixed with tomatoe juice, Lea & Perrins, tabasco, salt and pepper. Mary Pickford (1928 Version) 8 Created during the Hollywood starlet’s vacation in Havana: A soft and smooth rum concoction with grenadine and pineapple juice. Served in a Martini glass. Classic Daiquiri 8 Another Cuban classic made with sugar syrup, lime juice and Havana 3yrs. Made famous in Havana’s bar “Floridita” Hemingway Daiquiri 8 Papa Hemingway’s favourite, made with fresh lime and grapefruit, Havana 3yrs and a dash of Maraschino. Mulata Daiquiri 8 Mulata daiquiri represents the power and spirit of our beautiful Cuban Mulata (mixed race woman) an incredible taste provide by our worldwide recognised Havana 7yrs rum mixed with coffee liqueur, chocolate liqueur, lime juice and sugar syrup. Served in a Martini glass. Mojito 8.5 The Cuban classic made with Havana 3yrs, sugar, lime, mint, soda water and fi nished with angostura bitters. Cuba Bella 8 The beautiful colours of our Cuban fl ag are distinguished in this delicious cocktail a unique combination of Cuban Havana 3yrs and Wray Nephew the Jamaican rum an a touch of the amazing fl avor of the coconut cream, blue curacao, and grenadine. Presidente Seco (Dry president) 8 A delicious cocktail made with Havana Especial, dry vermouth and grenadine syrup. Served in a Martini glass. Cuban Manhattan 8.5 A Cuban Manhattan is a Perfect Manhattan with Havana Especial as its principal ingredient combined with red vermouth and angostura bitters. Served in a Martini glass. Centenario 9.5 The most refi ned and elegant mix of our best Cuban rums Havana 7yrs and Havana Especial adding a touch of triple sec, coffee liqueur, maraschino and grenadine. Served in an old fashioned glass and decorated with mint, lime and orange peel. Pitchers Mojito 35 Cuba Libre • Añejo Highball 30 Non Alcoholic Drinks 4.5 Virgin Mojito • Virgin Piña Colada • Virgin Sex On The Beach INTERNATIONAL COCKTAILS Bellini 7 The drink started as a seasonal specialty at Harry’s Bar (Venice) a favorite haunt of Ernest Hemingway, Sinclair Lewis and Orson Welles. The Bellini consist of pureed white peaches and Prosecco (an Italian sparkling wine). Served in a champagne glass. Margarita 7.5 Margarita is the famous Mexican drink it’s a mix of Tequila, Triple sec and lemon juice. Served in a salt-rimmed Margarita glass. Caipirinha 7.50 The Caipirinha is a rustic form of a Daiquiri it’s just rum, sugar, and lime. But the rum is Cachaca a Brazilian rum. Served in an old fashioned glass. Caipiroska 7.5 Caipiroska this is a popular drink in Brazil and Uruguay you can have it with Vodka or with the traditional Brazilian rum Cachaca. Served in an old fashioned glass. Screw Driver 7.5 It’s the easy vodka and orange juice mixed drink that everyone loves. Served in a Highball glass. Gin & Tonic 7.5 A legendary mix of gin and tonic water served in an old fashioned glass. Piña Colada 8 Is a sweet, rum-based cocktail made with Koko Kanu rum, coconut cream, pineapple juice and a dash of grenadine. Served in a Special glass. Sex On The Beach 8 This is an International Bartenders Association Offi cial Cocktails It’s made with Vodka, peaches schnapps, orange juice and cranberry juice. Served in a highball glass. Tequila Sunrise 8 A classic tequila drink with orange juice and grenadine that rises from the bottom and simulates a sunrise. Served in a highball glass. Cosmopolitan 8 This was the signature cocktail in the 1990s for Carrie Bradshaw and her “Sex and the City” friends. It’s lovely mix of Cointreau (a color- less, orange-fl avored liqueur) with Vodka, cranberry juice, orange juice. Served in an old fashioned glass. Martini Dry 8 Over the years, the Martini has become one of the best-known mixed alcoholic beverages. It’s a cocktail made with Gin and Vermouth garnished with an olive or a lemon twist. Mai Thai 7.5 Mai Tai translates from Tahitian to mean “Out of this World” and it is a fi tting description for this fun cocktail. It’s a great mix of Appleton Estate dark Jamaican rum, orange juice, orange curacao, orgeat (almond syrup). Served in an old fashioned glass. Reggae Rum Punch 8 Feel the power of the Wray Nephew the Jamaican rum mixed with orange juice, pineapple juice and grenadine. WHITE WINE 1 Rioja Vega Blanco Rioja Spain Fresh, light, clean and attractive with fl oral, pineapple and grapefruit aromas. Dry, clean, fresh and easy drinking white wine made with the indigenous Viura grape. 175ml 4.75 250ml 6 bottle 16.5 2 Sauvignon Blanc Terrain Vin de Pays, France A positive, clean bouquet of citrus fruits and ripe melons. Open, lively gooseberry and lemon fruit characters dominate this wine; dry and crisp. 175ml 5.25 250ml 6.25 bottle 17.5 3 Chardonnay, Santa Puerta Maule Valley, Chile This is a crisp, fresh, youthful wine displaying intense and persistent tropical fruit on the palate with an elegant creamy fi nish. 175ml 5.25 250ml 6.25 bottle 17.5 4 Rueda Blanco ‘Badajo’ Bodega Gotica Rueda, Spain A superb example of what Rueda is capable of. A great value wine with exuberant and intense notes of tropical fruits, especially pas- sion fruit. bottle 20 5 Viognier, Altas Cumbres Lujan de Cuyo, Argentina Intense fl oral notes and dried apricots. Beautifully balanced with vibrant acidity and excellent texture, a textbook example of Viognier, rich and powerful. bottle 22 6 Chardonnay Reserva, Caliterra Curico Valley, Chile Delicious aromas of tropical fruit, guava and banana. The palate is dry, with medium body, a classical honey background and a mineral touch. bottle 21.5 7 Torrontes, Manos Negras San Juan, Argentina Alluring and exotic aromas including citrus fruits, dried apricots, ly- chees and fl oral notes. The palate is dry, refi ned and exhibiting good concentration of fl avours. bottle 22 8 Vina Tobia Blanco, Bodegas Tobia Rioja, Spain Dry, crisp, refreshing with appealing fl oral and citrus fruit aromas. Light, harmonious & easy drinking. bottle 23 125 ml glasses are available upon request 9 Pinot Grigio, Guerrieri Rizzardi Veneto, Italy Clean, attractive delicate fl oral nose. Clean and crisp with a silky smooth mouth-feel and a fresh, dry fi nish. bottle 24 10 Attis Albariño, Bodegas Attis Rias Baixas, Spain Subtle stone fruits with great length and fi nesse. Dry, powerful, minerality with good acidity. bottle 27 ROSE WINE 11 Pinot Grigio Rosato ‘Campana’, Casa Vinacola Botter Veneto, Italy This is a soft and easy drinking Pinot Grigio with delicate notes of strawberries and red berry fruits. bottle 17.5 12 Shiraz Rosé Reserva Caliterra Colchagua Valley, Chile Beautiful aromas of fresh red fruits like strawberries, raspberries and cherries. A round, soft texture with gives the wine a pleasant volume and mouthfeel and is well balancedwith good acidity. bottle 20 RED WINE 13 Rioja Vega Tinto Rioja, Spain Light, fresh aromas of red fruits. A light, simple and easy drinking red wine. Moderate concentration of red fruit, clean, un-oaked and easy-drinking. 175ml 4.75 250ml 6 bottle 17 14 Pinot Noir ‘Pionero’, Morandé Casablanca Valley, Chile A superb value Pinor Noir which exhibits a well-structured medium body, excellent concentration of fruit including preserved cherries, raspberries and delicate fl oral overtones. Soft, silky and easy drinking. 175ml 5 250ml 6.25 bottle 18.5 15 Chianti, Castello di Querceto Tuscany, Italy Intense black cherries and tar on the nose. Firm tannins and noticea- ble acidity make this a food-friendly wine, well-suited to rich dishes. 175ml 5.75 250ml 6.75 bottle 20.5 16 Merlot Reserva, Vina Morandé Casablanca, Chile Bright ruby colour. On the palate it shows good intensity of fruit including aromas of red cherries, ripe plums and blackberries. For- ward, round and easy drinking. 175ml 5.75 250ml 6.25 bottle 21 17 Cabernet Sauvignon, ‘Terroir Unico’ Zorzal Tupungato, Argentina Vibrant aromas of blackberries, cassis, and cedar, with earthy nu- ances. Full bodied, with attractive sweet spices, soft velvety tannins and a long fi nish. bottle 22 18 Tobia Seleccion Crianza, Bodegas Tobia Rioja, Spain Rich and open, with blackcurrant notes and earthy, spicy aromas. An elegant, very smooth wine, balanced and ripe, with a long and spicy fi nish. bottle 25 19 Rioja Reserva ‘Oscar’, Bodegas Tobia Rioja, Spain The wine needs a little air to open up; then it displays black cherry, liquorice and restrained spicy oak. A big wine, very warm with a remarkable velvety texture. Fruit and oak are well balanced, there is good concentration.
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