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Aperitif Beers on Tap Bottled Ciders Bottled Beers Soft APERITIF BOTTLED BEERS Moore’s Negroni 18 Asahi Super dry, lager 8 Moores Local Gin, campari, antica formula, Carlton Dry, lager 6 orange peel Carlton Black, dark ale 6 Mother Nature Martini, 18 Crown Lager, lager 7 Tanqueray, Chambord liqueur, homemade quince Coopers, pale ale 7 syrup, lemon Corona, lager 8 Heineken, lager 8 Aperol Spritz 14 Aperol, sparkling wine, fresh oranges Lord Nelson Three sheets, pale ale 9 Lord Nelson Dark Admiral, dark ale 9 Campari orange or soda 14 Peroni Nastro Azzuro, lager 7 Campari, fresh orange juice/soda water Pure Blonde, lager 6 Victoria Bitters, lager 6 Dark & Stormy 15 Kraken spiced rum, ginger beer, lime Cascade Premium, light beer 5 BEERS ON TAP SOFT BEVERAGES Great Northern, lager – Mid strength 6.50 Lentini sparkling water, 330ml 5 Carlton Draught, lager 7 Lentini sparkling water, 750ml 8 Coasties, pale Lager 7 East Coast Juices 4.50 Lazy Yak, pale Ale 7 - Orange, Apple, Pineapple, Tomato Stella Artois, lager 8 Post mix on tap 4.50 Bulmers Original, apple cider 7 - Coca Cola, Coke Zero, Sprite, Lift, Tonic, Ginger beer BOTTLED CIDERS TEA & COFFEE Magners Apple cider 7 Rekorderlig Passionfruit 7 Di Manfredi Audacia Coffee - Cup 4.50 Rekorderlig Strawberry & Lime 7 - Mug 5.50 Rekorderlig Wild Berries 7 Tea Drop Teas 4.50 - English Breakfast, Earl Grey Green & Jasmin, Lemongrass & Ginger, Camomile, Ceylon, Chai, Darjeeling WINES BY THE GLASS CHAMPAGNE & SPARKLING NV Redbank, ‘Emily’, Pinot Noir/Chardonnay, King Valley, VIC 7 NV First Creek Premium Moscato, Hunter Valley, NSW 8 WHITE WINES 2014 First Creek, Premium Verdelho, Hunter Valley, NSW 7 2017 Redbank Long Paddock, Sauvignon Blanc, King Valley, VIC 7.5 2017 First Creek, Premium Sauvignon Blanc, Orange, NSW 8 2014 First Creek, Premium Semillon, Hunter Valley, NSW 8 2016 First Creek Premium Chardonnay, Hunter Valley, NSW 8 2017 Jim Barry Watervale Riesling, Clare Valley, SA 9 2016 Nautilus, Sauvignon Blanc/Semillon, Marlborough, New Zealand 10 2016 Vasse Felix, Chardonnay, Margaret River, WA 14 ROSE WINES 2017 Yalumba Y-Series, Sangiovese, Barossa Valley, SA 7.5 RED WINES 2013 First Creek, Premium Cabernet Sauvignon/Merlot, Orange, NSW 8 2016 Gardner’s Ground NAP, Shiraz, Cowra, NSW, organic, preservative free 8.5 2016 Yalumba, Old Bush Vine, Grenache, Barossa Valley, SA 10 2016 Tarrawarra Estate, Pinot Noir, Yarra Valley, VIC 11 2016 Jim Barry, The Lodge Hill, Shiraz, Clare Valley, NSW 11 DESERT WINES Heggies, Botrytis Riesling, Eden Valley, SA 11 BY THE BOTTLE CHAMPAGNE & SPARKLING NV Redbank, ‘Emily’, Pinot Noir/Chardonnay, King Valley, VIC 30 NV First Creek Premium Moscato, Hunter Valley, NSW 32 NV Veuve d’Argent, Blanc de Blanc, France 40 NV Jansz Tasmania Cuvee, TAS 57 NV Pommery, Champagne Brut, France 105 WHITES 2014 First Creek, Premium Verdelho, Hunter Valley, NSW 29 2017 Redbank Long Paddock, Sauvignon Blanc, King Valley, VIC 30 2014 First Creek, Premium Chardonnay, Hunter Valley, NSW 32 2014 First Creek, Premium Semillon, Hunter Valley, NSW 32 2016 Corte Giara, Pinot Grigio, Veneto, IT 37 2017 Brokenwood, Cricket Pitch, Semillon/Sauvignon Blanc, Hunter Valley, NSW 39 2017 Jim Barry Watervale Riesling, Clare Valley, SA 41 2016 Nautilus, Sauvignon Blanc/Semillon, Marlborough, New Zealand 43 2015 Vasse Felix, Semillon/Sauvignon Blanc, Margaret River, WA 48 2013 Kanta Riesling, Adelaide Hills, SA 50 2016 Vasse Felix, Chardonnay, Margaret River, WA 55 ROSES 2017 Yalumba Y-Series, Sangiovese, Barossa Valley, SA 30 2016 Tarrawarra Estate, Pinot Noir Rose, Yarra Valley, VIC 44 REDS 2013 First Creek, Premium Cabernet Sauvignon/Merlot, Orange, NSW 32 2016 Gardner’s Ground NAP, Shiraz, Cowra, NSW 37 2016 Yalumba Old Bush Vine, Grenache, Barossa Valley, SA 42 2015 Wirra Wirra Church Block, Cabernet/Shiraz/Merlot, McLaren Vale, SA 44 2016 Tarrawarra Estate, Pinot Noir, Yarra Valley, VIC 46 2016 Jim Barry, The Lodge Hill, Shiraz, Clare Valley, NSW 48 2016 Ata Rangi, Crimson, Pinot Noir, Martinborough, NZ 63 2015 John Duval, Plexus, GSM, Barossa Valley, SA 65 2007 Forest Hill, Block 9, Shiraz, Denmark, WA 88 2010 Vasse Felix, Heytesbury, Cabernet Sauvignon/Malbec/Petit Verdot 130 DESERT WINES Alasia, Moscato d’Asti, Piedmont, IT 39 Heggies, Botrytis Riesling, Eden Valley, SA 42 GIN BOURBON Distillery Botanica – Erina, Central Coast 10 Buffalo Trace – United States 10 Moore’s – Erina, Central Coast 10 Jim Beam White Label – United States 9 Bombay Sapphire – England 10 Jim Beam Triple Aged – United States 12 Jim Beam Small Batch – United States 13 Bols Genever – Netherlands 10 Makers Mark – United States 11 Bulldog – United Kingdom 10 Wild Turkey – United States 9 Tanqueray – United Kingdom 10 Wild Turkey 101 Proof – United States 11 Four Pillars – Yarra Valley, VIC 11 Archie Rose – Sydney, NSW 12 Ink – Northern Rivers, NSW 12 WHISKY Hendricks – Scotland 12 Gentlemen Jacks – United States 9 Gin Mare – Spain 13 Johnny Walker Red Label – Scotland 9 Jameson Irish Wisky – Ireland 10 Johnny Walker Black Label – Scotland 10 VODKA Canadian Club Whisky – Canada 10 Russian Standard – Russia 9 Auchentoshan American Oak – US 11 Laphroaig 10YO 12 Absolut 9 Canadian Club 12YO – Canada 12 Vanilla, Pear, Lemon, Peach Chivas Regal 12YO – Scotland 12 Grey Goose - France 12 Dimple 12YO – Scotland 13 Belvedere - Poland 12 Glenfiddich 15YO – Scotland 13 Crystal Head – Canada 12 Glenlivet Founders Reserve - Scotland 13 TEQUILA COGNAC & FORTIFIED Jose Cuervo Resposado - Mexico 9 Galway Pipe Grand Tawny – SA 12 Patron Blanco - Mexico 13 Hennesy VSOP – France 15 Penfolds Granfather Tawny – Barossa Valley 16 Patron XO Café – Mexico 13 Remy Martin XO – France 17 Sesión Blanco - Mexico 11 LIQUEUR RUM Baileys Irish Cream – Ireland 9 Havana Club – Cuba 10 Chambord – France 10 Mount Gay – Eclipses, Barbados 10 Cointreau – France 10 Bundaberg OP – QLD 10 Amaretto Disaronno – Itlay 10 Sailor Jerry Spiced – Virgin Islands 11 Frangelico, Hazelnut liqueur – Italy 10 Kraken Dark Spiced – United States 12 Kahlua, Coffee liqueur – United States 10 Ratu, Coconut – Fiji 12 Galliano White Sambuca – Italy 11 Galliano Black Sambuca – Italy 11 Ratu, Spiced – Fiji 12 St Germain, Elderflower liquer – France 12 .
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