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By the Glass & Bottle Fentimans Rose Lemonade $6 by the glass & Bottle specialty cocktails $15 Prosecco NV, Lamberti 15 Church Cocktail (Veneto, Italy) $10/36 st germaine, pama, prosecco, pomegranate arils, crushed ice Sparkling Rosé Brut, Gratien & Meyer (Loire Valley, France) $12/44 Burke’s Lemonade belvedere vodka, muddled raspberries, Champagne Brut, Moët & Chandon “Impérial” NV house-made lemonade, topped with (Champagne, France) $25 187ml club soda Pinot Grigio, Santi “Sortesele” Blood Orange Margarita (Veneto, Italy) $10/36 corralejo blanco, patron citronge, fresh Riesling Kabinett, J&H Selbach lime juice, blood orange purée, salt rim (Mosel, Germany) $10/36 Champagne Mojito Rkatsiteli, Dr. Konstantin Frank El Dorado 3yr cask aged white rum, (Finger Lakes, New York) $10/36 lime juice, mint simple, fresh mint, sparkling wine Bordeaux Blanc (Sauvignon Blanc Blend), Château Nicot Spiced Pear (Entre-Deux-Mers, France) $10/30 grey goose la poire, st. elizabeth allspice dram, st. george spiced pear, lemon juice Sancerre (Sauvignon Blanc), Domaine Raffatin Planchon Summer Day (Loire Valley, France) $15/56 skyy raspberry, st germaine, lime juice Chablis (Chardonnay), Domaine Bernard Defaix Del Sol (Burgundy, France) $16/60 glendalough gin, salers aperitif, domaine Chardonnay, Château Guilhem de canton, grapefruit juice, lemon juice, (Languedoc-Roussillon, France) $10/36 club soda Chardonnay, Gundlach Bundschu Vineyards Belle Primavera (Sonoma Coast, California) $14/52 volcan blanco, ancho reyes chile verde, cilantro simple, lime juice Chardonnay, Trefethen, Oak Knoll District (Napa Valley, California) $18/68 Ti Punch appleton estate 8yr reserve, lime, demerara, Dry Rosé, Domaine Terre Mistral La Vie en Rose orange flower water (Provence, France) $12/44 Julep 15 Dry Rosé, Wolffer Estate bulleit bourbon, amaro averna, leacock’s “Summer in a Bottle” madeira rainwater, mint simple, cushed ice (Hudson Valley, NY) $12/44 Pinot Noir Blend, Maison Roche De Bellene Fool’s Gold “Bellenos Cuvee Terroir” bulleit bourbon, honey syrup, lemon juice Burgundy, France) $12/44 Johann Goes to Mexico Pinot Noir, Copain “Tous Ensemble” la vida mezcal, demerara syrup, lemon juice, (Sonoma Coast, California) $15/56 angostura bitters Montepulciano d’Abruzzo, Vigneti del Sole Greek Fire (Abruzzo, Italy) $10/36 barr hill tomcat gin, kleos mastiha, lockhouse ibisco bitter, habanero bitters Rioja Crianza, CVNE “Viña Real” (Rioja, Spain) $12/44 Peach Old Fashioned bulleit rye, giffard creme de peche, Chianti Classico, Melini “Terrarossa” demerara syrup, angostura bitters (Tuscany, Italy) $12/44 the Saratoga Reviver #1 Malbec/Merlot, Clos La Coutale saratoga rye, menorval calvados, punt e mes, (Cahors, France) $12/44 burlesque bitters Bordeaux, Château Saint Sulpice (Entre-Deux-Mers, France) $15/56 Zinfandel, Buehler Vineyards (Napa Valley, Calfigornia) $15/56 draft Beer $7 Fiddlehead IPA (Vermont) Cabernet Sauvignon, Vina Robles (Paso Robles, California) $13/48 Brooklyn Seasonal (NY) Carlsberg Pilsner (Denmark) Cabernet Sauvignon, Bellacosa by Dan Cohn (North Coast, California) $15/56 Allagash White (Maine) Cabernet Sauvignon, Twenty Rows bottled Beer Napa Valley, California) $17/64 Amstel $6 Cabernet Sauvignon, InSpire by Boyanci Coors Banquet $6 Napa Valley, California) $25/95 Coors Light $6 Corona $6 Corona Light $6 Other Refreshments Crooked Stave St Bretta $7 Fentimans Rose Lemonade $6 Dogfish Head 60 Minute IPA $8 Fentimans Mandarin Seville Orange $6 Duvel $9 Barritt’s Ginger Beer $6 Heineken $6 Peroni $6 Saranac Rootbeer $6 Buckler N/A $6 Hand-Crafted Lime Soda $7 Nine Pin Seasonal Cider $7 15 Church Street, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 518.587.1515 www.15churchrestaurant.com.
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