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COCKTAILS 21 each SPICE ‘N’ EVERYTHING NICE Tito’s Vodka, Cherry Heering Liqueur Dram Allspice Liqueur, Lemon, Ginger Beer HANGIN’ WITH MR. COOPER Hennessy VS, Goslings Dark Rum, ‘Tom & Jerry Batter’ *Suggested by a fan of the Tom & Jerry cocktail popular in Wisconsin HOW ‘BOUT THEM APPLES Tito’s Vodka, Apple Juice, Cinnamon, Lemon PEAR-A-DISE CITY MULE Absolut Elyx Vodka, House-made Ginger Syrup, Pear Purée TROUBLE IN TIKI TOWN Bacardi 8, Fresh Pineapple Purée, Orgeat Lime, Coco Lopez, Vanilla FRESH MINT OF BEL-AIR Hendrick’s Gin, Cucumber, Lime, Mint, Prosecco MARIA RITA MARGARITA Patron Tequila, Cointreau, Pomegranate, Lime Cinnamon, Blackberries FIRE AND DESIRE Pineapple and Fresno Chili-Infused Siete Leguas Tequila Pineapple, Lime, Agave THE BEVERLY HILLBILLY Buffalo Trace, Maple Syrup, Lemon, Egg White, Walnut Bitters 1 WINES BY THE GLASS CHAMPAGNE/SPARKLING WINE CHAMPAGNE 1029 Taittinger, La Française, NV 28 / 116 1000 Philipponnat, Royale Réserve, NV 40 / 160 1421 Ruinart Rosé, NV 50 / 200 1028 Prosecco, Cantine Maschio, NV 18 / 72 WHITE WINE 2903 Pinot Grigio, J. Hofstätter 18 / 72 Alto Adige, Italy, 2016 2201 Albariño, Pazos de Señora 18 / 72 Rias Baixas, Spain, 2016 2410 Sauvignon Blanc, Alphonse Mellot, La Moussière 23 / 92 Sancerre, France, 2016 2177 Sauvignon Blanc, Clos Henri 20 / 80 Marlborough, New Zealand, 2016 2042 Chardonnay, Patz & Hall, Dutton Ranch 28 / 112 Russian River Valley, USA, 2016 2056 Chardonnay, The Beverly Hills Hotel 20 / 80 Santa Barbara County, USA, 2017 2 WINES BY THE GLASS STILL ROSÉ WINE 2269 Klinker Brick Winery 18 / 72 Lodi, USA, 2017 2251 Château d'Esclans, Rock Angel 24 / 92 Provence, France, 2016 RED WINE 3355 Pinot Noir, The Beverly Hills Hotel 21 / 84 Santa Barbara County, USA, 2017 3311 Pinot Noir, Merry Edwards 34 / 136 Russian River Valley, USA, 2015 4417 Côtes-du-Rhône Blend, Coudoulet de Beaucastel 20 / 80 Rhône Valley, France, 2015 3747 Cabernet Sauvignon, Pride Mountain Vineyards 42 / 168 Napa County and Sonoma County, USA, 2014 6035 Cabernet Sauvignon, Mount Veeder 24 / 96 Napa Valley, USA, 2014 3212 Malbec, Anko, Flor de Cardon 21 / 84 Salta, Argentina, 2014 3 FEATURED SPIRITS TEQUILA Clase Azul Ultra Extra Añejo 450 SCOTCH Glenlivet 25 yrs 150 Dalmore 40 yrs 1,200 Johnnie Walker King George V 125 Macallan 25 yrs 250 Macallan 30 yrs Fine Oak 425 Macallan 1937 5,000 COGNAC Courvoisier L’Espirit 1,000 Hennessy Paradis 140 Hennessy Richard 500 Hennessy Impérial 0.5oz 105 1.0oz 210 2.0oz 420 Louis XIII de Rémy Martin 0.5oz 115 1.0oz 230 2.0oz 460 Baccarat Crystal Bottle 50ml 850 Louis XIII de Rémy Martin Black Pearl, 140th Anniversary 0.5oz 550 1.0oz 1,100 2.0oz 2,200 4 SPIRITS VODKA Absolut 16 Absolut Elyx 18 Beluga Gold Line 35 Belvedere 18 Carbonadi 21 Chopin 18 Grey Goose 18 Jewel of Russia Ultra 50 Ketel One 17 Reyka 16 Stoli Elit 20 Tito’s Handmade 17 VODKA FLAVORED Grey Goose Citrón 18 Grey Goose L’oranj 18 Grey Goose Poire 18 Stoli Blueberry 17 Stoli Peach 17 Stoli Raspberry 17 Stoli Vanilla 17 GIN Beefeater 16 Bombay Sapphire 18 Bombay 17 Hendrick’s 19 Nolet’s Reserve 95 Nolet’s Silver 18 Plymouth 16 St. George Terroir 16 Tanqueray 16 Tanqueray 10 18 5 SPIRITS RUM Bacardi 8 17 Bacardi Facundo Eximo 10 yrs 25 Bacardi Limitada Reserve 45 Bacardi Superior 15 Captain Morgan 15 Clement 6 yrs 25 Leblon Cachaça 16 Malibu 16 Myers Dark 15 Ron Zacapa Solera 18 Ron Zacapa XO 35 Zaya Gran Reserva 16 TEQUILA Casa Dragones Joven 90 Casa Noble Añejo 18 Casa Noble Alta Belleza Extra Añejo 125 Casa Noble Reposado 16 Casamigos Añejo 22 Casamigos Blanco 20 Casamigos Reposado 21 Clase Azul Reposado 30 Clase Azul Ultra Extra Añejo 450 Don Julio 1942 50 Don Julio Añejo 21 Don Julio Blanco 19 Don Julio Real 125 Don Julio Reposado 20 Fortaleza Añejo 25 Fortaleza Blanco 18 Fortaleza Reposado 19 Jose Cuervo Reserva de la Familia 35 Patron Añejo 21 Patron Burdeos 100 Patron Platinum 40 Patron Silver 19 Siete Leguas Blanco 17 6 SPIRITS MEZCAL Gem & Bolt, Espadin 17 Montelobos 17 WHISKEY AMERICAN Basil Hayden 17 Bookers 17 Bulleit 17 Eagle Rare 10 yrs 17 Elijah Craig Small Batch 17 Elijah Craig 20 yrs 40 Four Roses Single Barrel 20 Four Roses Small Batch 18 Gentleman Jack 17 Hillhaven Lodge 17 Hudson Baby 30 Jack Daniel’s 16 Jack Daniel’s Sinatra Century 75 Jack Daniel’s Sinatra Select 40 Jack Daniel’s Single Barrel 17 Knob Creek 17 Maker’s Mark 16 Maker’s 46 17 Pappy Van Winkle 10 yrs 200 Pappy Van Winkle 12 yrs 250 Pappy Van Winkle 15 yrs 300 Pappy Van Winkle 20 yrs 350 Wild Turkey 16 Wild Turkey ‘Decades’ 60 Woodford Reserve 17 RYE Bulleit 17 Hudson Manhattan 30 Rittenhouse 16 Whistle Pig 10 yrs 25 Whistle Pig Straight 15 yrs 80 Whistle Pig Old World 12 yrs 35 Whistle Pig ‘The Boss Hog’ 150 7 SPIRITS WHISKY CANADIAN Crown Royal 16 Crown Royal Reserve 20 Crown Royal XR 40 IRISH Jameson 16 Bushmills 17 Red Breast 17 JAPANESE Hibiki Harmony 21 Kikori 17 SCOTCH Balvenie 12 yrs Double Wood 17 Balvenie 12 yrs Single Barrel 22 Balvenie 14 yrs Caribbean 22 Balvenie 21 yrs 45 Chivas 12 yrs 17 Chivas 18 yrs 25 Chivas 21 yrs Royal Salute 40 Chivas 25 yrs 60 Chivas 38 yrs Royal Salute 100 Dalmore 18 yrs 40 Dalmore Cigar Malt 35 Dalmore King Alexander III 50 Dalmore 40 yrs 1,200 Dewar’s 12 yrs 17 Dewar’s Signature 40 Dewar’s White Label 16 Glenfiddich 12 yrs 16 Glenlivet 12 yrs 16 Glenlivet 15 yrs 20 Glenlivet 18 yrs 24 Glenlivet 21 yrs 60 Glenlivet 25 yrs 150 8 SPIRITS WHISKY SCOTCH Glenmorangie 10 yrs 17 Glenmorangie 12 yrs Lasanta 18 Glenmorangie 12 yrs Nectar D’Or 20 Glenmorangie 12 yrs ‘The Quinta Ruban’ 18 Glenmorangie 18 yrs 25 Highland Park 12 yrs 16 Highland Park 18 yrs 24 Johnnie Walker Black 17 Johnnie Walker Blue 50 Johnnie Walker Double Black 18 Johnnie Walker Gold 20 Johnnie Walker King George V 125 Lagavulin 16 yrs 16 Laphroig 10 yrs 17 Macallan 12 yrs 21 Macallan 12 yrs Double Cask 25 Macallan 15 yrs Fine Oak 35 Macallan 17 yrs Fine Oak 45 Macallan 18 yrs 52 Macallan 21 yrs 100 Macallan 25 yrs 250 Macallan 30 yrs Fine Oak 400 Macallan Rare Cask 60 Macallan 1937 5,000 Oban 14 yrs 20 Talisker 10 yrs 16 9 SPIRITS BRANDY Poire Williams Pear Brandy 25 ARMAGNAC Clés Des Ducs Vieil XO 25 COGNAC Courvoisier L’Espirit 1,000 Courvoisier VSOP 20 Courvoisier XO 35 Delamaine Vesper 35 Hennessy Paradis 125 Hennessy Richard 550 Hennessy VSOP 20 Hennessy XO 35 Martell Blue Swift VSOP 20 Martell Cordon Blue 35 Martell Single Distillery VS 18 Remy Martin 1738 20 Remy Martin VSOP 20 Remy Martin XO 35 Tesseron Royal Blend 210 Hennessy Impérial 0.5oz 105 1.0oz 210 2.0oz 420 Louis XIII de Rémy Martin 0.5oz 115 1.0oz 230 2.0oz 460 Baccarat Crystal Bottle 50ml 850 Louis XIII de Rémy Martin Black Pearl, 140th Anniversary 0.5oz 550 1.0oz 1,100 2.0oz 2,200 10 BEER DOMESTIC 8 Bud Light Budweiser Coors Light Great White Lagunitas IPA Michelob Ultra Miller Lite Samuel Adams Scrimshaw IMPORTED 9 Amstel Light Corona Guinness Draught Heineken Paulaner Hefeweizen Stella Artois IMPORTED 14 Chimay Reserve 300ml Delirium Tremens 330ml La Fin Du Monde 355ml CIDER 9 Tieton Apple Cider 500ml NON-ALCOHOLIC 9 Kaliber 11 CIGARS MONTECRISTO: WHITE SERIES 38 Flavor: 2.5 Wrapper: Connecticut Shade A complex smoke without an overwhelming amount of strength, delivers a rich, creamy and well-rounded taste ARTURO FUENTE: CHATEAU 23 Flavor: 2.5 Wrapper: Connecticut Shade A blend of Dominican filler and binder combine well with the rich flavor of the Connecticut Shade wrapper COHIBA: RED DOT TUBE 42 Flavor: 3.5 Wrapper: Cameroon Within this medium body cigar is the product of 5 years-worth of research. This blend is reminiscence of the Cuban blends of old, and sure to delight smokers of every variety ROMEO Y JULIETA: CLEMENCEAU 27 Flavor: 3 Wrapper: Indonesian A medium bodied cigar blended with Dominican Olar filler and binder from the famed Cibao Valley HOYO DE MONTEREY: EXCALIBUR 23 Flavor: 4 Wrapper: Broadleaf Ecuadorian Big, rich, and with deep woody undertones, this incredibly well constructed smoke combines Dominican filler with an oily sun grown Maduro wrapper PADRON ANNIVERSARIO 1964 60 Flavor: 4 Wrapper: Nicaragua From Jose Padron’s famous brand comes his signature vintage line, the 1964. Deep and rich this very full-bodied cigar is for the experienced smoker ASHTON VSG: TUBO 38 Flavor: 5 Wrapper: Ecuadorian Sun Grown “Ashton Virgin Sun Grown is not for everyone. It is for the cigar connoisseur who wants a full, potent cigar that cannot be forgotten.” These are the words of Carlos ‘Carlito’ Fuente Jr., head of the Fuente Family of Cigars. It takes 2 years to produce this cigar’s incredible taste and intense flavor; even the most experienced smoker might want to be sitting down! Flavor Scale: 1 = Mild 3 = Medium 5 = Full 12 APPETIZERS HAND-CUT TORTILLA CHIPS 19 Fresh Guacamole and Homemade Salsa TRUFFLE FRIES 25 White Truffle Oil, Parmesan, Truffle Aioli HOMEMADE HUMMUS & NAAN 28 Grilled Naan Bread, Balsamic Roasted Tomatoes, Feta, Extra Virgin Olive Oil MARKET VEGETABLE CRUDITÉS 30 Medley of Market Vegetables, Avocado-Jalapeño Dip PERSIMMON ON TOAST 30 Burrata, Radish, Hibiscus Sea Salt HALF DOZEN OYSTERS 30 Ketel One, Black Pepper Mignonette SMOKED SALMON CANNOLINI 34 Caviar, Dill, Lemon SHRIMP COCKTAIL 34 Five Poached Shrimp, Avocado, Cocktail Sauce AHI TUNA TARTARE 35 Ponzu Sauce, Furikake, Crispy Rice Cracker, Grilled Avocado DUNGENESS CRAB FRITTER 38 Avocado Crème, Green Tabasco ONE DOZEN CHICKEN WINGS 30 Buffalo Sauce, Ranch Dressing BEEF SLIDERS 30 Lettuce, Tomato, American Cheese, Thousand Island Dressing MOROCCAN SPICED LAMB RIBS 35 Yogurt, Lime, Scallion 1OZ RUSSIAN CAVIAR - Royal Ossetra or Imperial 000 215/275 Potato Blinis, Egg, Red Onions, Chives, Lemon, Crème Fraîche 13 DESSERTS SUNSET BOULEVARD 17 Baked Alaska with Swirled Passion Fruit, Orange-Guava Sorbet, Toasted Meringue, Grand Marnier HOLLYWOOD ROMANCE 16 Fudge Chocolate Cake, Milk Chocolate Ganache, Strawberry Elizabeth Taylor had a long history with the Pink Palace.
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    Annals of R.S.C.B., ISSN:1583-6258, Vol. 25, Issue 6, 2021, Pages. 9599 - 9606 Received 25 April 2021; Accepted 08 May 2021. A Study on Visual Story Telling Techniques of Maniratnam Movies: Cinematography and Mise en scene Analysis of Selected Movies 1 2 Mena M, Varun Prabha T 1Post Graduate Student, MA JMC,Dept.of Visual Media and Communication,Amrita School of Arts and Sciences,Amrita VishwaVidyapeetham, Kochi, India 2Assistant Professor, Dept.of Visual Media and Communication,Amrita School of Arts and Sciences,Amrita VishwaVidyapeetham, Kochi, India Abstract Visually representing a story is an art. Mastering that art and capturing human minds into the soul of the characters of the film and mirroring the very own society was part of Mani Ratnam’s life for the past three decades. This research paper points towards some of the techniques employed and experiments conducted in visual storytellingin his various projects by using Miseen scene elements and cinematography in beautiful ways. In Roja what he Sasnthosh Sivan and Mani Ratnam experimented was painting the reflectors green, to look the grass greener than it actually is. In Thapalathy, Mani ratnam projected a yellowish light, like an aura into the protagonist which symbolizes his history and background. In Bombay, he throughout kept a blue tone in order to gives an element of mystery in the film. In Raavanan, he played with shades and light and that too in two different ways at the beginning and at the end of the films. In Alaipayuthe he presented the story more through the movements of camera and through micro expressions and symbolizations.Theglobalization and evolution of Indian Cinematography can be traced out through the works of Mani Ratnam.
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