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SS TEMPLAYOUT 0317 Doubl FOOD Name Description $ Created by DEVILS ON Prosciutto wrapped Dates, Stuffed 12 Shirley HORSEBACK with Gorgonzola Cheese, with Maple Balsamic Drizzle DILL & ROAST GARLIC With Toasted Pita Chips 8 Shirley HUMMUS BONSAI CHICKEN Kewpie Mayo, Lemon 9 H.H. SMOKED FISH DIP Ritz, Fennel, Celery 10 H.H. SALT & PEPPER Ranch, Lemon 7 H.H. BROCCOLI MAC N’ CHEESE BITES Fried, Served with Jalapeño Aïoli 8 H.H. CHEESE & Chef's Selection, Served with 32 Shirley CHARCUTERIE Cornichons, House-Pickled Onions, Dijon, Pear Chutney, and Baguette Choice of Cheese OR Charcuterie 16 Sandwiches TEA SANDWICHES Deviled Egg Salad 7 Shirley Cucumber, Roast Garlic, Chive, and Cream Cheese 6 Ham & Cheese with Honey Mustard 8 Combination of All Three 10 AVO C A D O G R A N D E Avocado, Broccoli, Red Onion, 11 H.H. Zucchini, Sprouts GRILLED CHEESE Fontina and American Cheeses, 9 H.H. Tomato Soup on the Side HAPPIEST SINGLE Single patty, American Cheese, 9 H.H. BURGER Lettuce, Tomato, Pickles, Confit Onion, Special Sauce Add Fries 4 Food by The Happiest Hour HOUSE COCKTAILS A selection Shirley’s favorites Aperitif Name Description $ Created by VILLAGE BICYCLE Choice of vodka or gin‡, 16 Jim Kearns blanc vermouth, kaffir lime, lychee, ginger, lemon ‡ Dorothy Parker Gin INGRID BERGMAN Cava, Cedrat citron liqueur, 16 Jim Kearns Edelste Hopfenweisse beer distillate, lemon syrup, grapefruit bitters, absinthe CAMPSITE Campo de Encanto pisco, 16 Jim Kearns Campari, Bonal Gentian Quina, IPA, cucumber PLUM TUCKERED Gin‡, Irish whisky‡, 17 Jim Kearns plum sake‡, Aperol, cane, lemon, cucumber ‡ Dorothy Parker Gin ‡ Connemara peated Irish whisky ‡ Umeshu plum sake NORTH BY Pommeau, Old Tom gin‡, 23 Jim Kearns NORTHWEST Douglas fir eau de vie, absinthe, cane, lemon ‡ Ransom ROSA LEFT (THE Malbec, ruby port, Angostura, 16 John WINDOW OPEN) cinnamon, mint, nutmeg Henderson FIVE FINGER Five spice infused Angostura, 16 Garret DEATH PUNCH rum‡, coconut, grenadine, lime Richard ‡ Coruba EVENING Name Description $ Created by SERVED at ROOM TEMPERATURE CAPTAIN RON Ron Zacapa, Averna, Aperol, 16 John Mole bitters Henderson THE SUN ALSO Domaine d’Esperance Blanche 20 Jim Kearns RISES Armagnac, Cazottes Quince liqueur, Baines Pacharon de Arañon, amontillado sherry PRETTY LUSH Clement Canne Blue, 16 John Douglas fir liqueur, Henderson banana liqueur, celery bitters HARVEST MOON Applejack‡, gin‡, pommeau, 20 Jim Kearns manzanilla sherry, Angostura, aromatic bitters, cinnamon ‡ Laird’s 7½ Year ‡ Half Moon Shaken Name Description $ Created by MONKEY MAN Whisky‡, rum‡, banana, 16 Jim Kearns cinnamon, vanilla, pineapple, lime ‡ Tennessee Whisky ‡ El Dorado 15 year rum IF WISHES WERE Tequila, gin‡, Hellfire shrub, 16 Jim Kearns HORSES blood orange, grapefruit, lime, Aji Amarillo ‡Averell Damson gin STRANGE POWERS Aquavit‡, oloroso sherry, 16 Erika red pepper, lemon Ordoñez ‡Linie THE HIGHWAYMAN Reposado tequila, Applejack‡, 16 Jim Kearns pear eu de vie, mezcal, maple, lime ‡Laird’s Bonded Applejack CLEOPATRA Cachaça‡, bison grass vodka, 16 Garret pandan extract, Richard banana cordial, lime ‡ Avua Prata cachaça FU TANG COBBLER Genever, Scotch, Apricot 17 Karen Fu liqueur, Jasmine, lemon, orange bitters, cucumber Shaken cont’d Name Description $ Created by TAHITIAN COFFEE Rum‡, pisco, cold brew 42 Garret (FOR TWO) concentrate, house falernum, Richard honey, guava, passion fruit, orange, lime ‡ Plantation Barbados rum ‡ Campo de Encanto pisco HAN SHOT FIRST Añejo Tequila‡, Peychaud’s 21 John bitters, Punt e Mes, Henderson sour cherry, cinnamon, egg white ‡ Arte Nom 1146 añejo tequila ¡FREE CUBA! Kola nut infused añejo rum, 16 Jim Kearns Navy Strength rum‡, sherry‡, brown sugar, lime ‡ Lost Spirits ‡ Pedro Ximenez sherry STIRRED Name Description $ Created by PAVO S A LVAJ E Rye, jalapeño tequila, 16 Jim Kearns Mole bitters, Angostura, cane LOOSE LIPS SINK Gin‡, cranberry liqueur, 19 Jordan SHIPS Amaretto, orgeat, Punt e Mes, Brower absinthe ‡ Chief Gowanus New Netherland gin IN THE Dill infused Bulleit Rye, 21 Jim Kearns GREENHOUSE Bols Genever, birch snaps, blanc vermouth, Guillamette Genepi, celery bitters BEETS ME Mezcal, Malted Aquavit, 16 Jim Kearns Rhubarb liqueur‡, Amaro Zucca, Roasted Beet Shrub, Grapefruit bitters ‡ Art in the Age Rhubarb liqueur CHERRY O BABY Trio of rums‡, cherry liqueurs‡, 21 Jim Kearns Barolo Chinato, and Angostura ‡ Wray & Nephew, Smith & Cross, and Hamilton Demerara 151º rums ‡ Rothman & Winter and Cherry Heering cherry liqueurs STIRRED cont’d Name Description $ Created by BLACK & GOLD Gold and Black rums‡, Cynar, 16 Erika Luxardo Maraschino, Ordoñez Carpano Antica, coffee ‡ Hamilton’s Jamaican THREE ON A MATCH Sarsaparilla infused rye, 17 Jim Kearns Nocino, Cynar, Amontillado sherry, angostura, absinthe RUE MORGUE Blended Scotch, ruby port, 19 John Benedictine, crème de cacao Henderson QUILTY Islay Scotch, Mezcal, 24 Jim Kearns Bourbon, Galliano Ristretto, Amontillado sherry The Three FamilIes A selection of classic cocktails. Old Fashioned Name Description $ Created by CLASSIC (COCK-TAIL) Russell’s Reserve Rye, 19 First defined Angostura, demerara in 1806, in The Balance and Columbian Repository, Hudson, New York CHINESE COCKTAIL Agricole rhum, Cognac, 16 Louis crème de noyeaux, curaçao, Fouquet, Bariana; Angostura Recueil Pratique de toutes boissons Américaines et Anglaises, 1896 OLD FASHIONED Bourbon‡, Dubonnet Rouge, 16 Hugo R. APPETIZER curaçao, absinthe, Ennslin, 1917, Peychaud’s bitters Recipes for ‡ Elijah Craig 12 year Mixed Drinks OAXACA OLD Reposado tequila, mezcal, 22 Phil Ward, FASHIONED Angostura, cane 2006 AMERICAN TRILOGY Rye, Bonded Applejack, 16 Mickey orange bitters, demerara McIlroy, 2006 Old Fashioned Name Description $ Created by THE CONFERENCE Rye, Bourbon, Calvados, 17 Brian Miller, Cognac, Mole bitters, 2007 Angostura, demerara ADMIRAL Whiskey‡, orange bitters, 20 Jim Kearns, WA R R E N D E R Lapsang Souchong 2008 ‡ Two James Johnny Smoking Gun Badlands mANhattan Name Description $ Created by F.A.F MANHATTAN Rye‡, Carpano Antica, 30 Unknown. Angostura First cited in ‡ Whistlepig George Winter’s How to Mix Drinks- Barkeeper’s Handbook, 1884 JERRY THOMAS Carpano Antica, Rye, 16 Jerry Thomas, (REVERSE) Luxardo Maraschino, curaçao, 1887, Bar- Tender’s Angostura Guide PRESIDENTE White Rum, Blanc Vermouth, 16 Juan A. Lasa, Grenadine Libro de Cocktail, 1929 TIPPERARY #1 Irish Whisky‡, 23 Harry Green Chartreuse, Craddock, 1930, Savoy Carpano Antica Cocktail Book ‡ Greenspot VIEUX CARRE Rye, Cognac‡, Carpano 20 1938, Walter Antica, Benedictine, Bergeron, Carousel Bar, Angostura, Peychaud’s New Orleans ‡ Louis Royer Force 53 mANhattan cont’d Name Description $ Created by REMEMBER THE Bourbon, Cherry Heering, 18 Charles H. MAINE Carpano Antica, absinthe Baker, 1939, Gentleman’s Companion DIAMONDBACK Rye, Bonded Applejack, 17 Ted Saucier, Yellow Chartreuse 1951, Bottoms Up WEESKI Irish Whisky‡, Cointreau, 27 Dave Wondrich, Lillet Blanc, orange bitters 2005 Killer Cocktails ‡ Red Breast 12 year GREENPOINT Rye‡, Yellow Chartreuse, 20 Mickey Carpano Antica McIlroy, 2007 ‡ Russell’s Reserve DORIAN GRAY Cognac‡, Calvados, 21 Jim Yellow Chartreuse, Kearns, 2012 Carpano Antica, Jerry Thomas bitters ‡ Louis Royer Force 53 Martini Name Description $ Created by TURF CLUB Old Tom Gin‡, 22 George Carpano Antica, Winter, 1884, How Amargo Chuncho to Mix ‡ Ransom Drinks- Barkeepers Handbook MARTINEZ Carpano Antica, 16 Jerry Old Tom Gin‡, Angostura, Thomas, 1887, Bar- Jerry Thomas Decanter Bitters Tender’s ‡ Ransom Guide TURF COCKTAIL Plymouth Gin, Dry Vermouth, 16 Harry Maraschino, Orange Bitters, Johnson, 1900, New Absinthe & Improved Illustrated Bartender’s Manual F.A.F MARTINI Gin‡, Dry Vermouth, 30 First Olives or Twist published ‡ Beefeater Burrough’s Reserve with dry vermouth by John Applegreen, 1909, Applegreen’s Bar Book Martini cont’d Name Description $ Created by OBITUARY Gin‡, Absinthe‡, 23 Lafitte’s Dry Vermouth Blacksmith ‡ Brooklyn Gin Shop, New ‡ Pernod Orleans…? ALASKA Old Tom Gin‡, Yellow 17 Jacques Chartreuse, Orange Bitters Staub, ‡ Hayman’s Drinks, Chicago: The Hotel Monthly Press, 1914 ALLIES Navy Strength Gin‡, Kümmel, 16 Hugo R. Dry Vermouth Ensslin, ‡ Perry's Tot Recipes for Mixed Drinks, 1917 VESPER Bermondsey Dry Gin‡, 16 Ian Fleming, Absolut Elyx, Casino Royale, 1953 Cocchi Americano ‡ Jensen’s SENTIMENTAL Tanqueray Ten, Chardonnay, 16 Brian Miller, JOURNEY Cinnamon 2008 JULIA CHILDS Fino Sherry, 16 Jim Kearns, Navy Strength Gin‡, 2013 Celery Bitters, Olive ‡ Perry’s Tot BEER & cider Name Description $ Beer PILSNER URQUELL Czech Republic 10 FOUNDERS Grand Rapids, Michigan 10 CENTENNIAL IPA ANCHOR PORTER San Francisco, California 10 RODENBACH Roeselare, Belguim 13 CLASSIC FLEMISH RED cider JK SCRUMPY’S Flushing, Michigan 25 CIDER 22 0z AVA L C I D R E Bretagne, France 12 ARTISANAL 11.2 oz WINE Name Description $ white DR FISCHER Reisling, Germany, 2014 14 “SPICY GOAT” EULOGIO POMARES, Albarino, Spain, 2014 16 ZARATE HENRI DELAGRANGE Chardonnay, France, 2013 17 ET FILS, BOURGOGNE HAUTES-COTES DE BEAUNE rosé CHATEAU PIGOUDET Coteaux d’Aix-en-Provence, 15 CLASSIC France, 2014 red FOLK TREE Pinot Noir, USA, 15 Central Coast CA, 2014 VELENOSI Lacrima Di morro D’Alba, 14 Italy, 2013 JEAN-PAUL DAUMEN Grenache, Syrah, Mourvedre, 16 LIRAC, RHONE Cinsault, France, 2011 SPARKLING JUVE Y CAMPS Macabeo, Xarel-lo, 15 RESERVA DE LA Parellada, Chardonnay, FAMILIA CAVA Spain, 2010 LES CRETES “NEBLU” Premetta, Italy, 2011 19 BRUT SALMON-BILLECART Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, 60 BRUT RESERVE 375ml Pinot Meunier, France, NV slowly shirley spirit list
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