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Signature Cocktails Signature cocktails made in England | $10 melody | $9 A wonderful spring cocktail is made with one of our absolute favorite liquors - A wonderful Mezcal starter cocktail with ingredients working in perfect Melody Pimm’s. This gin-based liquor dating back to the 1800’s is a great indroduction with the smoky spirit to create something truly harmonic. Light, herbal and honeyed to those who have an aversion to the more traditional style of juniper-heavy gins yellow Chartreuse blended together with Aperol - an Italian aperitif made from due to its secret combination of botanicals, orange and spices. Backed with apple gentian and rhubarb - come together with fresh lime to make a refeshing and INGREDIENTS INGREDIENTS Pimm’s, Laird’s Old Apple Brandy, Elderflower Liquor, Lemon, Demerara, Ilegal Mezcal, Yellow Chartreuse, Aperol, Lime. Mole Bitters Creole Bitters cucumber castle | $11 take your mama | $10 They deserve the very best of cocktails, so we took the classic Spritz (a favorite classic Daiquiri formula. This variation is a bit more bold, paring a robust digestif of my own Mommie Dearest) and spiced it up for their special day with a little fresh with a classic herbal liquor and “sprung” up with a little cucmber and yuzu. Showing grapefruit, elderflower and a bit of bianco vermouth for a touch of that sweet-tart tropical fruit note, with just a hint of bitter. All topped with bubbly Cava and an imaginary kiss. Order when you hear the Scissor Sisters track for half o. INGREDIENTS INGREDIENTS Fernet, Genepy des Alpes, Yuzu, Simple, Cucumber 18th Street Rum, Elderflower, Montanaro Bianco, Grapefruit, Simple, Cava bitter with the SWEET | $9 just dropped in | $12 Spring is upon us so we wanted to add a little color to this budding world around This cocktail is inspired by classic tiki drinks but with a nice little spin. We’ve made us by doing something bright and fun. This drink is a play on the classic Negroni a fun little Bourbon drink with a dash of orange and some rhubarb, a bit of citrus .cocktail but with some spring elements to highlight the tart and fruity flavor with then added some crushed ice and boom! - just dropped in a little bottle of Underberg just a hint of bitterness and a housemade blood orange shrub and for that we’ve to create a drink that changes flavor as the Germain digestif bitter flows into the glass as you drink. Its like a CoronaRita, but for people with tophats and monocles. INGREDIENTS Cocchi Rosa, Haymans Old Tom Gin, Sweet Vermouth, Blood Orange Shrub, Bitter INGREDIENTS Orange Liquor Old Forester Bourbon, Pierre Ferrand Dry Curacao, Donna Rose Rubarbaro, Lemon, Lime, Demerara, Chocolate Bitters, Orange Bitters, Underberg BAck to black | $10 Hunnybee | $9 A drink that plays on the uniqueness of Baijiu, an Asian spirit made from sorghum out for a classic Amaro, for a deeper and more complex flavor. Made with spicy that has a special flavor profile that tastes a bit like sour green apple. Mixed with Rye whiskey and Noveis - a Italian liqueur made with a secret family infusion of local Tea Smith green tea, local honey, ginger liquor and ginger beer - gives a very Mediterranean herbs, spices and fruits - this cocktail is equally simple & complex. light but distinct flavor that is very refreshing - you’ll see why it is the world’s best INGREDIENTS INGREDIENTS George Dickel Rye, Amaro Noveis, Bitters Baijiu, Domain de Canton Ginger Liquor, Barenjager, Honey, Apple Shrub, Ginger Beer Amaro Brandy RYE Angostura - $7 Laird’s Bonded - $9 Bulleit -$8 Averna - $7 Laird’s 7.5-Year Old - $12 Dickel - $7 Braulio - $7 Torres 30 Year - $17 Old Forester 100 - $7 Cafe Amaro - $7 Asbach Uralt 3 Year - $8 Peerless - $23 Cynar - $5 Cerbois Armagnac VSOP - $12 Pinhook - $12 Cynar 70 - $6 Reviseur Cognac VSOP - $10 Rittenhouse -$7 Ebo Lebo - $8 Templeton - $8 Fernet Branca - $6 cane Thomas. H. Handy - $22 Branca Menta - $6 Whistle Pig - $14 Lucano - $6 Flor De Cana Extra Seco - $7 Nonino - $10 Flor De Cana Anejo Oro - $7 Scotch Sibilla - $9 Avuå Prata Cachaca- $8 Sfumato - $6 Avuå Amburana Cachaca - $10 Craigellachie 13 - $13 Dewars White - $7 Agave Dewars 12 - $13 Gin Ledaig 10 - $12 Avion 44 Anejo - $26 Lephroaig 10 - $10 Gran Dovejo Blanco - $8 Bombay Sapphire - $7 Macallan 12 - $13 Gran Dovejo Añejo - $10 Brokers - $7 +Macallan 15 Triple Cask - $23 Lunazul Repasado - $7 Haymans Old Tom - $6 Monkey Shoulder - $7 Ilegal Mezcal Joven - $11 Hendricks - $7 Oban 14 - $15 Ilegal Mezcal Reposado - $12 J. Rieger - $7 Ilegal Mezcal Añejo - $20 Plymouth Navy Strength - $7 Libelula Joven - $7 Plymouth Sloe - $7 Whisky/ey Vida Mezcal - $7 Tanqueray - $7 Crown Royal - $8 Aperitivo Dickel Barrel Select - $9 Liqueur Jameson - $8 Pogues - $7 Aperol -$6 Slane - $7 Bonal - $5 Amarula - $7 Bicerin White Chocolate - $6 Teeling - $10 Byrrh - $6 Bitter Truth Violet - $6 Campari - $6 D.O.M Bénedictine - $7 Cappelletti - $5 Green Chartreuse - $11 Vodka Cardamaro -$5 Green Chartreuse V.E.P - $18 Carpano Antica - $6 Grey Goose - $10 Yellow Chartreuse - $11 Contratto Bianco -$6 High West - $7 Yellow Chartreuse V.E.P - $18 Contratto Rosso - $6 Breckenridge - $9 Cointreau - $7 Galliano - $7 Tito’s - $7 Combier Cassis - $6 Genepy - $6 Frangelico - $6 Lillet Blanc - $7 Grand Marnier - $7 Suze - $6 Dessert Henri Bardouin Pastis - $6 John D. Taylor Velvet Falernum - $6 Infantado Ruby Port - $7 Liquore Strega - $7 Bourbon Infantado 10-Yr Tawny - $10 Pernod Absinthe - $14 Infantado 20-Yr Tawny - $19 Pierre Ferrand Dry Curacao - $6 Angels Envy - $10 Infantado Colheita 2010 Tawny - $13 Basil Hayden’s - $9 Soho Lychee - $6 Piedro Luenga Oloroso Sherry - $8 Booker’s “Boston Batch” - $18 Vincenzi Amaretto - $6 Lustau Pedro Ximénez Sherry - $7 +Eagle Rare - $7 Vincenzi Sambuca - $6 Rare Wine Co. Boal Madeira - $10 E.H. Taylor Single Barrel - $13 Rare Wine Co. Malmsey Madeira - $10 +E.H. Taylor AMARANTH - $27 Rare Wine Co. Verdelho Madeira - $10 Elijah Craig Small Batch - $7 Blandy’s Rainwater Madeira - $6 Elijah Craig 18 Year - $35 Petit Guiraud 2016 Sauternes - $13 +Elmer T. Lee - $7 Mocktails Four Roses Single Barrel - $8 +George T. Stagg - $22 We love to get| creative with +Stagg Jr. - $14 mocktails! Just ask, and we +Old Forester Birthday Bourbon - $35 we will whip up something tasty, minus the booze. Knob Creek Single Barrel - $8 Prichards Double Barrel - $16 Russel’s Reserve 10yr - $6 Woodford Reserve - $8 *Prices based on 1.5 ounce pours. Make it a double & save 2 bucks! Want a half pour for half price?? Just ask. .
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