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BOTTLED BEER & CIDER PERONI RED 4.7% abv (330ml) £3.75 BIRRA MORETTI SICILIANA 5.8% abv (500ml) £5.95 CORONA EXTRA 4.5% abv (330ml) £3.75 HARVIESTON SCHIEHALLION LAGER 4.8% abv (500ml) £4.75 ERDINGER WEISSBIER 5.3% abv (500ml) £4.95 OLD MOUT CIDER 4% abv (500ml) £4.95 DRINKS LIST STELLA CIDRE 4.5% abv (500ml) £4.45 DRAUGHT BEER APERETIFS APEROL SPRITZER £6.25 HEVERLEE LAGER 4.8% abv HALF PINT £2.45 PINT £4.75 Aperol and prosecco topped with soda TENNENTS LAGER 4% abv HALF PINT £2.20 PINT £4.25 MENABREA LAGER 4.8% abv HALF PINT £3.20 PINT £5.25 THE FIRST COCKTAIL JAMES BOND ORDERED IN “CASINO ROYALE” SHIPYARD IPA 4.5% abv HALF PINT £2.55 PINT £4.95 AMERICANO £6.25 Campari, sweet vermouth, soda water SPIRITS SORRENTO SPARKLE £6.25 MALFY BLOOD ORANGE GIN £3.45 Italian limoncello liqueur with prosecco CHAMBORD SPRITZER £6.75 SMIRNOFF VODKA £2.75 Chambord and prosecco topped with soda CAPTAIN MORGAN £3.00 TANQUERY GIN £3.00 BACARDI £3.00 COCKTAILS HENDRICKS GIN £3.45 ROYAL £6.45 PINK GIN £3.25 Creme de Cassis topped with prosecco JACK DANIELS £3.25 GIN FIZZ £6.45 FAMOUS GROUSE £3.00 Gin, fresh lemon juice, gomme, soda water JAMESON IRISH WHISKEY £3.45 COSMOPOLITAN £6.45 Vodka, Cointreau, cranberry juice & fresh lime juice GRAPPA CHARDONNAY £3.45 FRENCH MARTINI £6.45 MARTELL COGNAC £3.55 Vodka, Chambord, fresh pineapple juice SOFT DRINKS LIQUEURS SAN PELLEGRINO ORANGE £2.75 BAILEYS £3.25 SAN PELLEGRINO LEMON £2.75 FRANGELICO £3.25 COKE £2.50 DISARONNO £3.25 DIET COKE £2.50 TIA MARIA £3.25 IRN BRU £2.50 CAMPARI £3.25 £2.50 DIET IRN BRU SOUTHERN COMFORT £3.25 SAN PELLEGRINO SPARKLING WATER £2.75 KHALUA £3.25 AQUA PANNA STILL WATER (500ml) £3.00 MARTINI ROSSO £3.25 PELLEGRINO SPARKLING WATER (500ml) £3.00 DRAMBUIE £3.45 GINGER BEER £3.00 COINTREAU £3.45 PEPSI GLASS £2.25 PINT £3.25 TEQUILLA £3.00 DIET PEPSI GLASS £2.25 PINT £3.25 SAMBUCA £3.00 LEMONADE GLASS £2.25 PINT £3.25 LIMONCELLO £3.00 APPLE JUICE £2.25 ORANGE JUICE £2.25 www.padronepizza.co.uk WHITE WINE RED WINE MONTE DI CELLO TREBBIANO Italy 12% abv MONTE DI CELLO SANGIOVESE Italy 12% Super soft, ripe Trebbiano with a lovely white pear & apple on abv the palate. The fi nish is herbaceous however the fruit shines A lovely soft, spicy Sangiovese, dark ruby in colour with herbaceous through making this a superb aperitif. cherries & violets on the nose & a good medium weight palate. 175ML £4.95 CARAFE £12.95 BOTTLE £18.95 175ML £4.95 CARAFE £12.95 BOTTLE £18.95 TORREON DE PAREDES SAUVIGNON BLANC FRANSCHHOEK MERLOT South Africa 14% Chile 13% abv abv Straw yellow in colour with green hues, the wine has aromas of This dark plum coloured wine has aromas of forest fl oor, Christmas citrus fruit and peach. The palate is young, fresh and fruity with cake and red cherries which follow through onto the palate fi nishing vibrant acidity and a delicate fi nish. fresh and clean. Fabulously fruity with a supple texture. 175ML £5.45 CARAFE £13.95 BOTTLE £20.95 175ML £6.25 CARAFE £15.95 BOTTLE £22.95 COL DI SOTTO PINOT GRIGIO Italy 12% abv HOLBROOKS SHIRAZ Australian 12% abv A delicious, silky white with pear, apple and notes of honey Upfront there is dark berry and plum with a touch of spice and almond. Easy drinking, refreshing yet delicate. which compliments the subtle oak undertones. A rich vibrant style of Shiraz with dark fruit richness and a smooth tannin 175ML £5.25 CARAFE £12.95 BOTTLE £19.95 structure. Delivers length and a subtle complexity. FRANCHHEOK CELLAR CHARDONNAY 175ML £5.45 CARAFE £13.95 BOTTLE £20.95 South Africa 13.5% abv Fresh tropical and citrus fruit aromas followed by fruity fl avours of marmalade and mango with a hint of spice. Great length and APPASIMENTO CA’ VITTORIA Italy 14.5% abv concentration on the palate fi nishing rich and creamy. A blend of Negroamaro, Merlot & Primitivo is a rich, intense, 175ML £6.25 CARAFE £15.95 BOTTLE £22.95 full-bodied red wine with plum, black cherry, cocoa & vanilla spice notes. Easy drinking & pairs well with red meats, especially roasted PESCADOR BLANCO CASTILLO PERELADA meat dishes, & mature cheeses. Spain 11.5% abv 175ML £6.25 CARAFE £17.45 BOTTLE £25.95 Lightly sparkling wine made using natural fermentation Blanc Pescador has fresh tropical & citrus fruit aromas followed by fruit fl avours of marmalade & mango with a hint of spice. MARQUES DE VITORIA RIOJA CRIANZA Spanish 13.5% abv 175ML £6.25 CARAFE £16.95 BOTTLE £24.95 A contemporary style Rioja showing Tempranillo at its best, only grapes from 15-20 year oils vines are used. Aged for 12 months in American oak this wine is vibrant ruby red colour. The palate is PICPOUL DE PINET LES CAZALETS France 12% abv amazingly juicy & fresh with lively raspberry & vanilla fl avours. Fruity and fl oral nose with hawthorn and lime tree fragrances. Lively and fresh to the mouth with harmonious acidity and roundness. 175ML £6.75 CARAFE £18.95 BOTTLE £27.95 175ML £6.75 CARAFE £18.95 BOTTLE £27.95 GREEN LIP SAUVIGNON BLANC New Zealand 13% abv NERIO, SCHOLA SARMENTI RISERVA Italy 14% abv An outstanding wine from Malbourgh region in South Island. Tropical Nerio is the top 100 wine for Wine Spectator. A DOP produced with fruits balanced with fi ne minerality and good acidity followed by a hand-picked Negroamaro & Malvasia Nera grapes. This ruby-red long expressive fi nish. wine will fascinate you with its generous fruit fl avours & spicy notes. 175ML £7.95 CARAFE £22.95 BOTTLE £32.95 It’s hints of sweetness stimulates your imagination & never fails to enchant with its supple, fi nely textured palate. 175ML £7.95 CARAFE £22.95 BOTTLE £32.95 ROSÉ WINE CASTELFORTE AMARONE DELLA VALPOLICELLA WHITE ZINFANDEL ROSE BORREGO SPRINGS Italy 15% abv California 10.5% abv Castleforte Amarone is made from dried Corvina & Rondinella grape. This is a light medium sweet rose from the Napa Valley. A long, slow fermentation & minimum 18 months ageing in large Attractive pink in colour with delicious summer fruits showing oak fi ve this dry, full-bodied red wine a deep garnet red colour , a through on the palate. complex bouquet of cinnamon, cherry jam and walnut and a palate of ripe black cherry fruit with notes of vanilla and coffee on the fi nish. 175ML £5.45 CARAFE £13.95 BOTTLE £20.95 BOTTLE £44.95 VILLA MOLINO PINOT GRIGIO ROSÉ Italy 11% abv Unique pale-copper colour. Aromatic with delicate citrus notes, crisp and refreshing on the palate. SPARKLING 175ML £6.25 CARAFE £15.95 BOTTLE £22.95 PROSECCO BOTTER Italy 11% abv Delicate and aromatic with a light body and fi ne bubbles. Aromas of wild fl owers and notes of pear. 125ML £4.95 BOTTLE £24.95.
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