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coffee & after-dinner drink specialties GODIVA WHITE CHOC OLATE ALMOND MOCHA (124 cal) 8.95 GF CAPPUCCINO (108 cal) 8.95 GF Amaretto Disaronno | Kahlúa | Coffee Espresso | Foamed Milk | Godiva White Chocolate Liqueur SPANISH COFFEE (164 cal) 8.95 GF Tia Maria | Bacardi Rum | Coffee | Whipped SALTED CARAMEL MOCHATINI Cream (351 cal) 12.50 GF Patrón XO Cafe Dark Cocoa | Salted Caramel Syrup | Baileys | Half & Half ESPRESSO MARTINI (262 cal) 12.50 GF Stoli Vanil Vodka | Espresso | Kahlúa BILLIONAIRE'S COFFEE (143 cal) 8.95 GF Godiva Dark Chocolate Liqueur | Grand Marnier | Kahlúa | Coffee | Whipped Cream after thoughts All wines, cordials and liquors are gluten-free. DESSERT WINES 3oz 114 - 146 cal | bottle 484 - 1230 cal 3oz | Btl Inniskillin, Vidal, Ice Wine, VQA, Niagara Peninsula, Ontario, Canada, 375ml 19 | 90 Grgich Hills, Late Harvest, "Violetta", Napa Valley, California, 375ml 23 | 92 Opolo, Zinfandel, Late Harvest, Paso Robles, California, 375ml 23 | 92 Sandeman, Tawny Port, Porto, "20 Year Old", Douro, Portugal 15 | 48 Graham's, Ruby Port, Porto, Fine, Douro, Portugal 12.5 | 42 Brutocao, Zinfandel, Port, Mendocino County, California 10.5 | 28 Sonoma Portworks, Petite Sirah, Port, "Aris", Clarksburg, California, 375ml 10.5 | 28 CORDIALS* These fine cordials can be enjoyed on the rocks or straight up. Dom Bénédictine B&B (97 cal) 11.50 Fernet-Branca (75 cal) 10.50 Frangelico Hazelnut (85 cal) 10.50 Goldschläger (103 cal) 11.50 Tia Maria (70 cal) 10.50 Baileys Irish Cream (97 cal) 11.50 Romana Sambuca (112 cal) 10.50 Dubonnet Rouge (43 cal) 11.50 Disaronno Amaretto (115 cal) 11.50 Chambord Raspberry (61 cal) 11.50 Caravella Limoncello (71 cal) 10.50 Grand Marnier (96 cal) 11.50 SCOTCH* SCOTCH* Glenlivet 12 year (70 cal) 14.50 Macallan Sherry Oak 18 year (76 cal) 28.50 Glenlivet 18 year (70 cal) 22.50 COGNACS/BRANDY* Glenmorangie 10 year (70 cal) 12.50 Hennessy VS (70 cal) 14.50 Johnnie Walker Black (70 cal) 13.50 Korbel (67 cal) 12.50 Laphroaig 10 year (76 cal) 12.50 Rémy Martin VSOP (70 cal) 14.50 Macallan 12 year (76 cal) 18.50 Rémy Martin XO (70 cal) 33.50 *Calories are for 1oz pours. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice, but calorie needs vary. 2.95 11.19.

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