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Drinks from Sake, Wine Or Shochu Chosen by Our Sommelier, Depending on Sparkling Wine 125Ml Chef's Daily Selection of Dish and Your Own Preferences ENGAWA BEVERAGE LIST Japanese Beers KIRIN ICHIBAN (Lager) 6 ASAHI SUPER DRY (Lager) 6 OMAKASE Drink Pairing Wine by the glass Selection of 3 or 5 drinks from sake, wine or shochu chosen by our sommelier, depending on Sparkling Wine 125ml chef's daily selection of dish and your own preferences CREDE BISOL BRUT 9 Valdobbiadene, Italy Glera, Pinot Bianco, Verdisio RUGGERI Gial’Oro Superiore DOCG 11 PAIRING ENTRY (3 drinks) £35 Veneto, Italy Glera Served with Appetiser, Sashimi and Main Course MOET & CHANDON 14 Champagne, France Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier, Chardonnay PAIRING PREMIUM (5 drinks) £60 TAITTINGER Prestige Rose 14 Champagne, France Served with Appetiser, Sashimi, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay Chef’s Special Dish, Main Course and Dessert White Wine 125ml SAUVIGNON BLANC VAL DE LOIRE 9 Loire, France Sauvignon Blanc GAVI ‘San Pietro’ Bianco 9 Tassarolo, Italy Cortese RIESLING KABINETT 9 Thornich, Middle Mosel, Germany Riesling CHABLIS 1er CRU VOSGROS 14 Burgundy, France Chardonnay Red Wine Bottle MERLOT MASSILLAN 38 Languedoc-Roussillon France Red Wine 125ml Merlot CHATEAU STE. MICHELL SYRAH 48 MERLOT, MASSILLAN 9 Washington, USA Languedoc-Roussillon, France Syrah Merlot CHATEAU STE MICHELLE CABERNET SAUVIGNON 48 CHATEAU STE.MICHELLE 10 Washington, USA Washington, USA Cabernet Sauvignon Cabernet Sauvignon FABRE MONTMAYOU RESERVADO 51 Mendoza, Argentina MAP MAKER 12 Malbec Marlborough, New Zealand Pinot Noir MAP MAKER 54 Marlborough, New Zealand FLEURIE PONCIE, DOMAINE DU VISSOUX 12 Pinot Noir Beaujolais, France Gamay FLEURIE PONCIE, DOMAINE DU VISSOUX 59 Beaujolais, France Gamay Rose Wine 125ml CHATEAU PAVILLON ROCHER 71 Bordeaux, France Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc COSTIERES DE NIMES 9 Rhone Valley, France PAGO DE LOS CAPELLANES 74 SYRAH, Grenache Ribera Del Duero, Spain Tempranillo RUSSIAN RIVER MacMurray 80 Sonoma, USA Sweet Wine Pinot Noir 70ml BAROLO, VIGNETI DOCG 100 TOKAJI, KATINKA PATRICIUS 10 Piedmont, Italy Tokaji, Hungary Nebbiolo Harzlevelu Fine Red Wine Bottle GEVREY CHAMBERTIN, DOM. LUCIEN BOILLOT 119 Burgundy, France Pinot Noir CHEVAL DES ANDES 214 Mendoza, Argentina Malbec, Cab Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Petit Verdot Sake White Wine Honjozo Bottle 100ml 300ml Bottle SAUVIGNON BLANC VAL DE LOIRE 36 Loire, France YOSHINOSUGI TARU NO KAORI 7.5 22 Sauvignon Blanc woody, fresh and aromatic Kyoto, Japan RIESLING KABINETT 41 Thornich, Middle Mosel, Germany Riesling Junmai Gavi ‘San Pietro’ Bianco 46 100m 300ml Bottle Tassarolo, Italy Cortese SHIRAKABEGURA KIMOTO 9 27 55 flavourful and aromatic, yet subtle and extra smooth Hyogo, Japan ALBARINO, MAR DE FRADES 48 DO Rias Baixas, Galicia,Spain Albarino NISHINOSEKI CLASSIC 9.5 28.5 65 rich, creamy aroma harmonised with nuts and grain Oita, Japan CLONALE KOOYONG 51 Mornington Peninsula, Australia Chardonnay KAWATSURU MUROKA 10 30 67 well-balanced and flavoursome Junmai Kagawa, Japan TRAMINER AROMATICO 42 Venezia, Italy White Traminer KIKUISAMI 36 SAMURAI 9.5 28.5 65 light and fruity with melon and apple Yam agata, Jap an CUVEE INSOLITE, DOM. FRANK MILLET 59 Sancerre, France Sauvignon Blanc Ginjo / Junmai Ginjo RIESLING RESERVE TRIMBACH 64 Alsace, France 100ml 300ml Bottle Riesling JOZEN MIZUNOGOTOSHI 11 33 69 very light, dry, crisp and clean Niigata, Japan CHABLIS 1er Cru VOSGROS 65 Chablis, France Chardonnay TOSAZURU “AZURE” 13 39 91 brewed with the purest deep sea spring water, clean finish Kochi, Japan MACON VILLAGE, Les Sardines 70 Burgundy, France Chardonnay URAKASUMI ZEN 13 39 91 elegant and fruity aromas, rich and beautiful sweetness Miyagi, Japan THE FMC, KEN FORRESTER 76 Stellenbosch, South Africa Chenin Blanc Daiginjo / Junmai Daiginjo Fine White Wine 100ml 300ml Bottle Bottle SHIRAKABEGURA MUROKA GENSHU 11 33 69 aromatic, unrestrained and complex PULIGNY MONTRACHET, DOM. JEAN LUIS CHAVY 105 Hyogo, Japan Burgundy, France Chardonnay DASSAI 39 13 39 91 fruity aromas of apple, pear and strawberry. long finish MEURSAULT 1er CRU “LES CHARMES”, MIKULSKI 165 Yam agu ch i, Jap an Burgundy, France Chardonnay KUBOTA MANJU 14 42 95 a potent Daiginjo sake for martini fans – crisp and bone dry Niigata, Japan Sparkling Champagne Premium Junmai Daiginjo Bottle Bottle MOET CHANDON 80 Champagne, France NABESHIMA 175 Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier, Chardonnay Elegant, soft and fruity with a light yet tasteful body Saga, Japan CUVEE PRESTIGE MILLESIME GOBILLARD 85 Champagne, France DASSAI 23 185 Chardonnay, Pinot Noir pinnacle of perfection, elusive, subtle, impeccably balanced Yam agu ch i, Jap an RUINART BLANC DE BLANCS 155 Reims, France Chardonnay Sparkling Sake DOM PERIGNON BRUT 215 Bottle Reims, France Chardonnay, Pinot Noir SHIRAKABEGURA MIO (150ml) 18 light, refreshing, good sweetness from rice Prosecco 100ml Bottle Bottle KEIGETSU ‘JOHN’ 14 78 CREDE BISOL BRUT 45 IWC 2016 sake sparkling trophy award Valdobbiadene, Italy Glera, Pinot Bianco, Verdisio RUGGERI GIALL’ORO Superiore DOCG 58 Veneto, Italy Ume-shu (Plum sake) Glera 100ml Bottle Champagne Rose URAKASUMI UME SHU 15 85 Bottle Miyagi, Japan BRUNO PAILLARD PREMIERE CUVEE 110 Reims, France Chardonnay, Pinot Noir Yuzu-shu (Yuzu sake) TAITTINGER Prestige Rose 80 Champagne, France 100ml Bottle Pinot Noir, Chardonnay TSUKASABOTAN YAMA YUZU 13 83 SHIBORI Kochi, Japan Rose Wine Bottle CHATEAU LA VIVONNE 38 Cotes de Provence, France Shochu (Japanese spirit) Mourvedre, Grenache, Cinsault COSTIERES DE NIMES 36 50ml Bottle Rhone Valley, France Syrah, Grenache TOMINO HOZAN 8 80 Imo Shochu (Sweet potato) Kagoshima, Japan Sweet Wine Bottle TOKAJI, KATINKA PATRICIUS 40 Tokaji, Hungary Harzlevelu Whisky 50ml HIBIKI JAPANESE HARMONY 17 Blended whisky HIBIKI 17 35 Blended whisky YAMAZAKI 12 35 Single malt YAMAZAKI 18 80 Single malt JOHNNIE WALKER BLACK LABEL 12 Blended whisky JACK DANIELS No 7 12 Blended whisky CHIVAS REGAL 12 14 Blended whisky MONKEY SHOULDER 14 Blended whisky GLENMORANGIE 10 14 Single malt WINE BUSHMILLS 10 14 Blended whisky LIST THE BALVENIE 12 18 Single malt THE BALVENIE 21 35 Single malt Coffee Gin 50ml BEEFEATER 9 Espresso 3 TANQUERAY 11 Macchiato 3 BOMBAY SAPPHIRE 11 Double Espresso 4 BROCKMANS PREMIUM 13 LONDON No1 13 Double Macchiato 4 HENDRICK'S 13 Americano 3.5 Vodka 50nl Cappuccino 4 SNOW QUEEN 9 Latte 4 GREY GOOSE 13 BELUGA RUSSIAN NOBLE 13 Tea Tequila 50ml Breakfast Tea 3.5 TEQUILA SILVER JOSE CUERVO 12 Earl Grey Tea 3.5 Mezcal 50ml Jasmine Green Tea 3.5 ILEGAL ANIEJO 22 Fresh Mint Tea 3.5 Brandy 50ml Oolong Tea (Cold) 4 ORIGINAL FORMULA, PIERRE FERRAND 20 Rum 50ml Japanese Tea HAVANA CLUB 3 YEARS 10 Sencha 4 PLANTATION XO 20 ANIVERSARIO 20 green tea Hoji-cha 4 Liqueurs 50ml toasted tea Genmai-cha 4 APEROL 9 toasted brown rice green tea CAMPARI 9 BAILEYS IRISH CREAM 8 KAHLUA COFFEE 8 DISARONNO AMARETTO 11 Cocktails Soft Drinks SUNSET MOJITO 13 Rum, cranberry juice, mint leaves, lime, brown sugar Still Water 5.5 CUCUMBER AND GINGER SPRITZ 13 Aperol, Rose wine, ginger ale, cucumber, orange Sparkling Water 5.5 PLUM UMEBOSHI MARGARITA 13 Coca Cola 4 Tequila, plum ume Sake, lime, pickeled plum, salted rim Coca Cola Diet 4 SOHO GARDEN 13 Vodka, kiwi, cucumber, lime, apple juice Lemonade 4 YUZU YUZU 13 Vodka, yuzu sake, grapefruit Ginger Ale 4 HAMYARD VINEYARD 13 Tonic Water 4 Gin, Prosecco, lemon, grapes Slim Line Tonic Water 4 RASPBERRY YUZU MARTINI 13 Vodka, yuzu sake, lemon, raspberry Soda Water 3 Mocktails Orange Juice 4 Cranberry Juice 4 YUZU SKY 7 Grapefruits, yuzu, cranberry Apple Juice 4 DULCE DE LYCHEE 7 Lychee, yuzu, cranberry MATCHA LATTE ICE 7 Matcha green tea, milk VIRGIN RASPBERRY MOJITO Raspberry, Lime, Mint, Soda 7 .
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