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Scotch Bourbon/Whiskey Brandy SCOTCH DEWAR’S WHITE LABEL 9 JOHNNY WALKER BLACK 11 JOHNNY WALKER BLUE 39 CHIVAS REGAL 10 MONKEY SHOULDER BATCH 27 11 LAPHROAIG QUARTER CASK, ISLAY 17 LAGAVULIN 16, ISLAY 19 ABERLOUR 12, SPEYSIDE 15 ABERLOUR ‘A’BUNADH’, SPEYSIDE 22 MACALLAN 12, SPEYSIDE 19 MACALLAN 18, SPEYSIDE 45 MACALLAN RARE CASK, SPEYSIDE 58 BOURBON/WHISKEY HUDSON WHITE CORN WHISKEY, NEW YORK 11 GEORGE DICKEL NO 12, TENNESSEE 9 WYOMING OUTRYDER, WYOMING 14 MAKER’S MARK, KENTUCKY 10 KNOB CREEK, KENTUCKY 10 NOAH’S MILL, KENTUCKY 11 BLANTON’S, KENTUCKY 17 BULLEIT, KENTUCKY 10 WELLER 12 WHEATED, KENTUCKY 24 FOUR ROSES SMALL BATCH, KENTUCKY 9 WOODFORD RESERVE D&CO BATCH, KENTUCKY 14 BOOKER’S, KENTUCKY 13 SAZERAC RYE, KENTUCKY 10 HIGH WEST DOUBLE RYE, UTAH 9 WHISTLE PIG RYE, VERMONT 19 JAMESON, IRISH 8 REDBREAST 12, IRISH 13 BRANDY OSOCALIS RARE ALAMBIC 10 CHALFONTE VSOP COGNAC 10 FERRAND AMBRE GRAND CHAMPAGNE COGNAC 14 CHATEAU DE PELLEHAUT ARMAGNAC RESERVE 14 MONTREUIL CALVADOS DU PAYS D’AUGE RESERVE 13 DOLCI AMARO CIOCCOLATO FONDENTE E NOCCIOLE NONINO ‘Quintessentia’, Friuli 9 Warm chocolate hazelnut cake served with vanilla bean gelato 12 AVERNA, Sicilia 7 MELETTI, Marche 6 PANNA COTTA AGLI AGRUMI MONTENEGRO, Bologna 6 Citrus panna cotta, orange sauce 9 SIBONA, Piemonte 9 INGA MIO, Piemonte 7 TIRAMISU CIAOCIARO, Lazio 6 Chocolate, espresso, lady fingers and mascarpone 11 LAZZARONI, Lombardia 7 TORTINO DI PESCHE VARNELLI Sibilla, Marche 8 Warm organic white peach crumble ‘tortino’, basil cream 11 VARNELLI dell’Erborista, Marche 14 FERNET-BRANCA, Milano 6 FORMAGGI S. MARIA AL MONTE, Liguria 7 Artisan cheeses with housemade mostarda 12 PEDROCCHINO, Veneto 10 VILLA ZARRI, Bologna 8 GIOVANNI BOSCA Cardamaro, Piemonte 7 Caffè ANGELENO, California 8 Gianni Frasi Verona Espresso 3 Macchiato 3·5 Capuccino 4 Latte 4·5 GRAPPA Americano 3·25 Caffè Corretto 7 Organic Tea 3 MOSCATO Jacopo Poli, Veneto 13 TRAMINER Jacopo Poli, Veneto 14 Digestivo BASSANO Capovilla, Veneto 9 PINOT NERO Jacopo Poli, Veneto 14 Moscato d’Asti 9 Vin Santo 11 MERLOT Nonino, Friuli 10 Lucchetti Visciola 8 CABERNET SAUVIGNON Gaja Darmagi, Piemonte 18 Marsala Superiore 12 BAROLO Gaja Sperss, Piemonte 18 Chinato 15 BAROLO Sibona, Piemonte 12 Limoncello 9 BAROLO 1984, Elena Borra, Piemonte 15 Nocino 10 SARPA BARRIQUE Jacopo Poli, Veneto 14 Sambuca 9 MOSCATO ‘BOTTI DA MADEIRA’ Sibona, Piemonte 14 Anisette 9 ELISI Berta, Piemonte 18 Grassi Recioto Valpolicella 19 .
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