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Sparkling Rose White 2017 Paringa 'PE’ Chardonnay / 80 (Mornington Peninsula, Victoria) SPARKLING 2015 Domaine Delafont Limoux Chardonnay / 125 2018 Paparazzi Prosecco / 13G / 60 (Languedoc, France) (King Valley, Australia) 2017 Chateau de Campuget Viognier ‘Cuvee NV Arras Brut Elite / 18G / 100 1753’ / 85 (Bays of Fire, Tasmania) (Gard, Southern France) 2016 Spring Vale 'Salute' Sparkling / 75 2017 Markus Huber Gruner Veltliner / 75 (Freycinet Coast, Tasmania) (Traisental, Austria) 2015 Bodegas As Laxas Bagoa do Mino Albarino / 85 ROSE (Rias Baixas, Spain) 2017 Charosa Vineyards Viognier/ 65 2017 Days of Rose / 13G / 55 (Mumbai, India) (South Australia) 2016 Chaffey Bro's, Not Your Grandma's Rose / 70 RED (Barossa Valley, South Australia) 2017 Liv Zak Pinot Noir / 14G / 65 (Yarra Valley, Victoria) WHITE 2015 Willunga 100 Grenache / 15G / 65 2016 Mocandunda Single Vineyard Riesling / 14G / (McLaren Vale, South Australia) 60 (Clare Valley, Western Australia) 2016 Wood Park 'Forgotten Patch' Sangiovese / 13G / 60 2017 Down to Earth Sauvignon Blanc / 13G / 55 (Yarra Valley, Victoria) (Wrattonbully, South Australia) 2015 Mount Langi 'Vine Road' 2017 Peregrine ‘Saddleback’ Pinot Gris / 16G / 75 Shiraz / 13G / 55 (Central Otago, New Zealand) (Grampians, Victoria) 2017 Howard Park 'Miamup' 2013 High Fidelity Nebbiolo Shiraz / 17G / 70 Chardonnay / 15G / 70 (Langhorne Creek, South Australia) (Margaret River, Western Australia) 2016 Eddystone Point Pinot Noir / 75 2017 Domaine La Croix Belle Champ des Lys 15G / (Tasmania, Australia) 75 (Languedoc, France) 2017 Port Phillip 'Red Hill' Pinot Noir / 95 (Yarra Valley, Victoria) 2016 Tapanappa Single Vineyard Riesling / 80 (High Eden Valley, South Australia) 2016 Cellier des Samsons Beaujolais-Villages / 75 (Beaujolais, France) 2017 Leeuwin Estate 'Siblings' Sauvignon Blanc / 70 2017 COS Frappato / 95 (Margaret River, Western Australia) (Sicily, Italy) 2017 Rob Dolan 'White Label' Pinot Gris / 75 2015 Payne's Rise Cabernet Sauvignon / 75 (Yarra Valley, Victoria) (Skin contact) (Upper Yarra Valley, Victoria) 2017 Terraviva EKWO Pecorino / 65 2009 Merricks Cabernet Sauvignon / 100 (Abruzzo, Italy) (Mornington Peninsula, Victoria) @ish_restaurant 2016 Howard Vineyard 'Clover' Cabernet Franc / 65 (Adelaide Hills, South Australia) CLASSIC COCKTAILS 2013 Domaine De La Biscarelle Le Grand St Paul Vin Old Fashioned / 20 de France / 95 (Whisky, Bourbon or Rum) (Southern Rhone Valley, France) Negroni / 20 2017 Silent Noise SGZ / 70 (Campari, Gordons Gin and Antica Formula) (McLaren Vale, South Australia) Manhattan / 18 2016 Warramunda Estate Syrah/ 85 (Knob Creek Bourbon, Antica Formula) (Yarra Valley, Victoria) Espresso Martini / 18 2015 La Calcinara’ Il Cacciatore di Sogni’ Rosso (Indian Cold drip coffee, Absolut vodka, Kahlua) Conero DOC/ 65 (Marche, Italy) Martini’s / 20 (Gin or Vodka, as dirty or dry you like…) 2012 Luca Bosio Barbaresco DOCG/ 110 (Piemonte, Italy) Sour’s / 18 (Whisky, Aperol or Amaretto) SWEET MOCKTAILS 2014 Little Vesper Moscato / 12g / 65b (King valley, Victoria) Sweet, Sour or Fruity / 10 SIGNATURE COCKTAILS BEER Kaffir Leaf Cooler/ 20 Asahi Super Dry Black / 12 (Four Pillars Gin, Kaffir lime, egg white, lemon) (Japan) Masala Margarita / 18 Kingfisher Lager / 10 (Masala, Herradura tequila, Cointreau, lime) (India) Chai-ish Fizz / 17 Furphys Ale / 9 (Bombay Sapphire, Chai, lemon, milk, egg white) (Australia) Blood Orange Lassi / 18 Hawkers Pilsner / 12 (Malibu rum, lassi yoghut, blood orange) (Australia) Aperol Rhubarb Spritz / 18 Sample IPA / 11 (Aperol, Cinzano Bianco, Prosecco, rhubarb) (Australia) Kambipura Sour / 22 (Amrut Indian whisky, Plum wine, Sangiovese, egg white, lemon) CIDER Apple Thief Granny Smith / 14 Cinnamon Twist / 17 (Australia) (Sailor Jerry rum, rhubarb, apple, cloves, lemon, egg white) The Indian Elixir / 16 (A bit of sweet, a touch of spice, this elixir will rejuvenate your life) @ish_restaurant Bruzo No. 2 Mezcal / 15 (Mexico) APERITIF AND VERMOUTHS Herradura Plata / 13 Aperol / 9 (Mexico) (Italy) Campari / 10 (Italy) RUM Antica Formula / 12 Bacardi Carta Blanca / 9 (Italy) (Cuba) Cinzano Bianco / 9 Havana Club 7 yr. / 10 (Italy) (Cuba) Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum / 10 (Caribbean) GIN Malibu / 9 Gordons / 9 (Caribbean) (England) Bombay Sapphire / 10 (England) BOURBON Four Pillars Rare Dry / 12 Bullet / 9 (Australia) (Kentucky) Tanqueray 10 / 15 Maker’s Mark / 11 (England) (Kentucky) Plymouth Sloe Gin / 12 Woodford Reserve / 14 (England) (Kentucky) Knob Creek Rye Bourbon / 17 (Kentucky) VODKA Absolut / 9 (Sweden) WHISKY Grey Goose / 11 Johnnie Walker Black Label /10 (France) (Scotland) Hippocampus / 14 Rampur Malt / 15 (Australia) (India) Amrut / 15 (India) TEQUILA Amrut Peated / 19 El Jimador Reposado / 10 (India) (Mexico) Nikka Taketsura Pure Malt / 18 Avion Silver / 15 (Japan) (Mexico) @ish_restaurant Laphroaig 10 yr. / 17 NON-ALCOHOLIC (Scotland) Capi Natural Sparkling Water/ 9 Glenfiddich 15 yr. / 18 (Scotland) Coke / 6 Coke No Sugar / 6 COGNAC Lemon, Lime and Bitters / 6 Hennessey VSOP / 14 (France) Sprite / 6 Fanta / 6 Lift / 6 Ginger Ale / 6 Ginger Beer / 8 COFFEE/TEA Kaapi Indian Filter coffee / 6 Kaapi Cold Drip Coffee / 6 T2 selection / 6 @ish_restaurant .
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