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H Contents G 1 h COntents g Specialty Cocktails 2 Non-Alcoholic 3 Cider, Beer, & RTD 4 Wines by the Glass 5 Sparkling & Whites 6 Italian Reds 7 Reds 8 Spirits 10 A Note on WINE Tuscany proudly presents its extensive wine selection. Please note that because of the popularity of some wines, availability and vintages are subject to change. 7/31/2021 2 SPECIALTY COCKTAILS 14 FICHI MULE Figenza Fig Vodka, Grey Goose La Poire, Fever Tree Ginger Beer, Dash of Lime MEDITERRANEAN MADRAS New Amsterdam Raspberry Vodka, Blood Orange Juice, Cranberry Juice, La Marca Prosecco Topper THE JOHN DALY Deep Eddy Sweet Tea Vodka, Lemonade, Spalsh of Club Soda BACCA LIMONATA Fisher's Island Lemonade, Stoli Bluberry, POM Wonderful, Splash of Club Soda MOHEGAN MAI TAI Sailor Jerry Rum, Disaronno Amaretto, Cointreau, Pineapple Juice, Fresh Lime Juice, Dash of Bitters Signature Martinis 15 LIMONCELLO MARTINI Pallini Limoncello, Grey Goose Le Citron, Lemon Twist PISTACHIO MARTINI Stoli Vanilla, Disaronno Amaretto, Frangelico, Blue Curacao, Splash of Baileys SPICY GOOSE Grey Goose, Whisper of Dry Vermouth, Olive Juice, Habanero Tincture HYPNOTIST Cîroc Coconut Vodka, Hypnotiq Liqueur, Splash of Pineapple, Chambord Sinker AGAVE'S NECTAR Patrón Silver Tequila, Pama Pomegranate Liqueur, POM Wonderful, Agave Nectar primio 22 IL PADRINO Maker's Mark 46, Amaretto, Orange Bitters PERFECT PALOMA Mohegan Sun Series #1 Patron Reposado, Grapefruit Juice, Fresh Lime Juice, Simple Syrup, Splash of Club Soda 7/31/2021 3 Non Alcoholic Soda Coke 3 Diet Coke 3 Coke Zero 3 Sprite 3 Barq's Root Beer 3 Iced Tea 3 Raspberry Iced Tea 3 Light Lemonade 3 Ginger Ale 3 Water San Pellegrino Sparkling 250ml 4 750ml 7.5 Acqua Panna Still Water 750ml 7.5 CaffÉ Coffee 4 Assorted Tea 4 Espresso 5 Double Espresso 8.5 Cappuccino 8 Café Latte 8 7/31/2021 4 Beer, Cider, & RTD Draft Truly Wild Berry Hard Seltzer 8 JAM'N White Sangria 10 JAM'N Red Sangria 10 Blue Moon 7 Bud Light 7 Coors Light 7 Elysian Space Dust IPA 8 Goose Island IPA 7 Guinness 7 Harpoon Seasonal 8 New Belgium Fat Tire Ale 7 Sam Adams Seasonal 7 Stella Artois 7 Two Roads Lil' Heaven IPA 8 OLBC "On The River" NE IPA 7 Bottles & Premium Cans Angry Orchard 7 Amstel Light 7 Bud Light 8 Budweiser 8 Clausthaler N/A 6 Coors Light 8 Corona 7 Corona Light 7 Heineken 7 Michelob Ultra 7 Miller Lite 8 Peroni 7 Fishers Island Lemonade 9 7/31/2021 5 WINES by the GLASS Sparkling Sparkling Rosé, Chandon, California NV 9 Prosecco, La Marca, Veneto, Italy NV 10 White White Sangria, Jam'n on Draft 10 Pinot Grigio, Ecco Domani, Italy '19 9 Pinot Grigio, Bortoluzzii, Venezia Giulia, Italy '18 12 Riesling, Chateau Ste Michele', Columbia Valley, WA '19 10 Sauvignon Blanc, Starborough Lake, Marlborough, New Zealand '20 10 Moscato di Asti, Franco Amoroso, Piedmont, Italy '19 15 Chardonnay, William Hill Estate, Central Coast '18 10 Chardonnay, Sonoma-Cutrer, Russian River Valley, CA '18 14 Rosé, M. Chapoutier 'Belleruche', Côtes-du-Rhône, France '19 11 White Zinfandel, Beringer, CA 'NV 9 Red Red Sangria, Jam'n on Draft 10 Chianti, Da Vinci, Tuscany, Italy '18 13 Pinot Noir, J Vineyards, CA '17 11 Pinot Noir, Smoke Tree, Sonoma County, CA '17 14 Zinfandel, Cigar, Lodi, CA ’17 11 Merlot, Edna Valley Vineyard, San Luis Obispo County, CA '18 10 Malbec, Terrazes De Los Andes, 'Reserva', Mendoza '17 11 Cabernet Sauvignon, Louis M. Martini, Sonoma County, CA '18 10 Cabernet Sauvignon, 'Josh', Josh Cellars, North Coast, CA '18 13 Rosso di Montalcino, Renieri, Italy '18 13 Super Tuscan, Brancaia Tre, Italy '16 15 Blend, Ferrari-Carano, 'Siena', Sonoma County, CA '17 17 All vintages are subject to change. 7/31/2021 6 SPARKLING 132 Botter, Prosecco, Veneto NV Italy 38 131 Martini & Rossi, Asti Rosé, Torino NV Italy 44 135 Nino Franco Rustico, Prosecco, Valdobbiadene NV Italy 50 107 Moët & Chandon, 'Impérial', Champagne NV France 375 ml 55 110 Veuve Clicquot, 'Yellow Label', Brut, Reims NV France 105 134 Perrier-Jouët Grand Brut, Champagne NV France 110 106 Moët & Chandon, 'Impérial', Champagne NV France 110 38 Moët & Chandon, 'Rosé Impérial', Champagne NV France 120 100 Moët & Chandon, 'Dom Pérignon', Champagne '10 France 400 152 Louis Roederer, Cristal Brut, Champagne '12 France 750 153 Louis Roederer, Cristal Rosé, Champagne '12 France 1150 WHITE WINES Blush 156 Beringer, Main & Vine, White Zinfandel '16 California 35 154 Whispering Angel, Côtes de Provence, Rosé '17 France 65 Pinot Grigio 277 Maso Canali, Trentino '18 Italy 36 67 San Angelo, Castello Banfi, Tuscany '19 Italy 45 227 Jermann, Venezia Giulia '17 Italy 55 221 Santa Margherita, Valdadige '19 Italy 75 Sauvignon Blanc 233 Bodewell, Columbia Valley '17 Washington 42 444 Tohu, Marlborough '18 New Zealand 45 446 Galerie, "Naissaince", Napa Valley '16 California 60 234 Collio, Fiegl '17 Italy 55 443 Cade, Napa Valley '17 California 69 445 Domaine Jean-Paul Balland, Sancerre ' 17 France 77 263 Cakebread Cellars, Napa Valley '18 California 77 264 Mary Edwards, Napa Valley '16 California 120 Chardonnay 258 Hess Select, Monterey '17 California 28 262 Insomnia, California '17 California 28 773 J. Lohr Estates, Riverstone, Arroyo Seco Monterey '19 California 30 775 Bonterra, Winemaker's Reserve, Organically Grown '19 California 32 236 Simi, Sonoma County '18 California 39 412 Byron 'Nielson", Santa Maria Valley '15 California 50 338 Ferrari-Carano, Sonoma County '16 California 58 391 Jordan, Russian River Valley '16 California 75 774 Gary Farrell, Russian River Valley '15 California 87 247 Cakebread, Napa Valley '18 California 100 257 Rombauer Vineyards, Carneros '19 California 120 799 Gaja & Rey, Langhe '06 Italy 375 ml 135 285 Far Niente, Napa Valley '18 California 140 Other Whites 283 Gavi, San Matteo, Piedmont '18 italy 40 166 Riesling, Hugel, Alsace '17 France 42 284 Soave Lepia, Verona '15 italy 50 286 Gavi, La Mesma "Indi", Piedmont '18 italy 62 All vintages are subject to change. 7/31/2021 7 ITALIAN RED WINES Sangiovese 300 Selvapiana, Chianti '18 Italy 45 574 Caparzo, Tuscany '18 Italy 45 501 Banfi, Chianti Classico, Tuscany '17 Italy 45 319 Cielo Appassionatamente, Veneto '15 Italy 60 315 Antinori, 'Peppoli', Chianti Classico '16 Italy 60 573 Rocca Della Macie, 'Fizzano', Chianti Classico Riserva '13 Italy 75 528 Castellare di Castellina, Chianti Classico Riserva ' 17, Italy 80 575 Villa di Capezzanna Carmignano, Tuscany '09 Italy 85 318 Ruffino, Riserva Ducale Oro, Chianti Classico '14 Italy 95 Brunello di Montalcino 696 L'Oca Ciuca, 'Drunken Goose' '13 Italy 75 122 Renieri '13 Italy 105 417 Fossacolle '13 Italy 130 697 Campogiovanni '15 Italy 135 769 Conti Costanti '13 Italy 175 640 Poggio Antico, Riserva, Siena '09 Italy 300 Amarone & Valpolicella 312 Luigi Righeti, 'Capital de Roari', Amarone '15 Italy 75 802 Santi, Amarone '14 Italy 95 805 Zenato, Amarone, Veneto '15 Italy 175 804 Speri, Classico, Amarone '15 Italy 175 Montepulciano 849 Feudi del Duca, Montepulciano d'Abruzzo '19 Italy 35 852 Arche’, Montepulciano d'Abruzzo '18 Italy 40 853 Visconti Montepulciano Riserva '17 Italy 45 854 Valle Reale Montepulciano, Abruzzo '19 Italy 48 850 Barba, I Vasari, 'Old Vines', Montepulciano d'Abruzzo '16 Italy 60 851 Il Feuduccio, Montepulciano d'Abruzzo '16 Italy 90 Barbera 770 Castello di Neive, Barbera d'Alba Superiore, Piedmont '18 Italy 45 Nebbiolo 314 Renato Fenocchio, "Spetacol", Piedmont '17 Italy 46 320 Riva Leone, Piedmont '14 Italy 48 518 Reversanti, Piedmont '15 Italy 65 521 Borgogono "No Name", Piedmont '14 Italy 99 520 GD Vajra Barolo, Piedmont '14 Italy 140 Super Tuscans 426 Tenuta del Ornellaia, 'Le Volte' '17 Italy 45 330 Brancaia Tre '16 Italy 48 485 Arcanum il Fauno '16 Italy 65 387 Mondavi-Frescobaldi, 'Lucente' '17 Italy 65 332 Brancaia Il Blu '13 Italy 180 331 Antinori, 'Tignanello' '17 Italy 235 3 Sassicaia, Bolgheri '17 Italy 525 4 Ornellaia, Bolgheri '17 Italy 595 All vintages are subject to change. 7/31/2021 8 RED WINES Pinot Noir 365 Kim Crawford, Marlborough '17 New Zealand 42 366 Bacchus, Ginger's Cuvée, California '18 California 44 624 Chloe, Monterey/Central Coast '17 California 45 259 Joel Gott, Santa Barbara County '17 California 45 373 La Crema, Sonoma Coast '17 California 52 563 Byron, Santa Maria Valley '17 California 58 278 Jermann, 'Red Angel' '16 Italy 60 360 Castelfeder Nero Glener '17 Italy 65 358 J Vineyards, Russian River Valley '17 California 75 970 Close Pegase, Carneros '14 California 80 959 Emeritus, Russian River Valley '16 California 95 957 Patz & Hall, Sonoma Coast '17 California 105 962 Frank Family, Carneros '18 California 120 289 Maggie Hawk, Anderson Valley '17 Italy 140 Zinfandel 593 Ravenswood, Lodi, "Old Vine", Sonoma County '17 California 45 595 1000 Stories, Bourbon Barrel Aged, Mendocino County '17 California 48 96 Ridge "Three Valleys", Sonoma County '17 California 69 97 Hartford Family Winery, Russian River Valley '17 California 80 Syrah, Shiraz & Petite Sirah 780 Tensley Wine Company, Syrah, Santa Barbara County '13 California 60 781 Michael David "6th Sense", Lodi '17 California 65 Merlot 364 Clos du Bois, North Coast '17 California 37 369 Francis Coppola, 'Diamond Series', Sonoma County '17 California 45 361 Kenwood, 'Jack London', Sonoma Valley '14 California 60 606 Cakebread Cellars, Napa Valley '14 California 135 Malbec 141 Bodega Noemia, "A Lisa", Patagonia '18 Argentina 50 130 Achaval Ferrer, Mendoza '18 Argentina 60 138 Red Schooner "Voyage 7", Mendoza & Fairfield '18 Argentina 115 All vintages are subject to change. 7/31/2021 9 RED WINES Cabernet Sauvignon 145 J. 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