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Mercer Cocktails MERCER COCKTAILS BACK TO CASK Aged Rum, Fino, Apple, Lemon Juice, Beer 12 SUMMER MANHATTAN Aperol, Lillet, Nojae, Mint Bitter 12 DRY L Bourbon, Orgeat, Coffee Cordial, Passion Fruit, Lemon Juice 12 NO SHIBUYA Gin, Yuzu, Raspberry Shrub, Rhubarb Bitter 12 PERFETTO ERRORE Italicus, Palo Cortado, Grapefruit _Welcome to our bar. We have high spirits, good music 12 and low lighting. Join us everyday from 16:00 to 00:00. It’ll be cool, candlelit and we’ve ordered a lot of great whisky. MOON LAKE Yep, gin so._ Mezcal, Tequila infused in Coriander, Pineapple Juice, Lime Juice 12 MAR DEL SUR Friends, Enemies and Lovers welcome Pisco, Mezcal, Grapefruit Juice, Sugar 12 THREE MONKEYS Whiskey, Brandy, Cherry Liqueur, Vermouth Rosso, Angostura 12 All the prices are in . Taxes included *Contains egg white CLASSIC COCKTAILS SIDECAR Brandy, Triple Sec Liquor, Lime Juice The essentials. If your preferred does not appear, ask our mixologist 10 (yes, we mean our barman). WHISKEY SOUR* Whiskey Bourbon, Lemon Juice, Sugar APEROL SPRITZ 10 Aperol, Gin, Cava, Soda 10 CLOVER CLUB* NON ALCOHOLIC COCKTAILS Gin, Lemon Juice, Sugar, Raspberries 10 BLACK MINT COSMOPOLITAN Mint, Chocolate, Coffee Cordial, Orange Juice, Ginger Beer Vodka, Triple Sec Liquor, Lime Cordial, Cranberry Juice 8 10 BRAZALET ROSÉ DRY MARTINI Gin, Dry Vermouth, Olive Raspberry, Lemon Juice, Peppermint, Sugar, Hibiscus Tonic 10 8 GIN FIZZ* CLASSIC MERCER Gin, Lemon Juice , Sugar, Soda Raspberry, Apple Juice, Grapefruit Juice, Rosemary Syrup 10 8 MAI TAI Aged Rum, White Rum, Triple Sec Liquor, Orgeat, Grapefruit Juice TROPIC FIRE 10 Spicy Mango, Pineapple Juice, Lime Juice, Mint 8 MANHATTAN Whiskey Bourbon, Vermouth Rosso, Angostura Bitter, Maraschino Cherry 10 SANGRIA NEGRONI Gin, Campari, Vermouth Rosso GLASS 10 10 OLD FASHIONED Whiskey Bourbon, Sugar, Angostura 10 SHERRY MARY Fino, Gin, Tomato Juice, Tabasco, Soya Sauce 10 All the prices are in . Taxes included All the prices are in . Taxes included *Contains egg white *Contains egg white GIN & TONICS Gin Mare London Dry. Arbequina olive, basil, thyme and rosemary. What more can we say about this drink that has became the “it” 12 cocktail? Nothing, that’s why we are going to directly mention the G’Vine Floraison gins we have so you can make your preferred combination. And if Grape Gin. Smooth with grassy and floral hints. you need help, ask our barman without remorse. 14 Hayman’s Old Tom United Kingdom. GINS 11 Hendrick’s 209 Scottish Dry Gin. Rose petals and cucumber infusion mixed with New Western Dry. American Premium. Five distillations. juniper, citrus peel and coriander. 14 12 Beefeater Jinzu London Dry. United Kingdom. Delicate scent. United Kingdom. 12 15 Bombay Sapphire Larios 12 London Dry. Balanced destillation with the inclusion of 10 botanics. London Dry. Made with sake and botanicals, like cherry blossom, 12 juniper and yuzu. Brockman’s 12 London Dry. United Kingdom. Forest fruits aromas. Sweet but full of London Dry nº1 nuances. London Dry. Traditional distilled. 12 botanicals. 14 12 Broker’s Martin’s Miller London Dry. United Kingdom. London Dry. Pure water from Iceland. Citrus peel, coriander, cinnamon 11 and angelica. Bulldog 12 London Dry. Tasting notes of hazelnut, juniper and citrus. Monkey 47 12 Dry Gin. 47 botanics, prominent cranberries and other fruits from the Cadenhead’s Dry black forest. Aged in clay tanks. London Dry. Scotland. 14 12 Nº3 of London Dry Cadenhead’s Old Raj London Dry Gin. Traditional recipe. Juniper, sweet orange peel and London Dry. Scotland. Saffron. cardamom seeds. 12 14 Citadelle Oxley London Dry. Soft but powerful. Spring water, triple distillation and 19 English Dry. Herbal gin with citrus scent marking and soft juniper and spices. species flavour at the end. 12 16 Fifty Pounds Plymouth London Dry. Soft and balanced, a classic one. English Dry. Soft gin and original with juniper scent marking. Driest 12 variety of London Dry. 12 All the prices are in . Taxes included All the prices are in . Taxes included Portobello Road VODKAS United Kingdom. 11 We recommend to drink straight with cold ice, but if you don’t dare Raffles to, what about a vodka-tonic? United Kingdom. Aromatic character. 11 Rives Absolut Spain. Tridistilled. Sweden. Water and winter wheat based. 10 10 Seagram’s Extra Dry Beluga American Dry. Traditional Botanics. Russia. Made from one of the purest waters and Russian wheat. 10 17 Sipsmith Belvedere London Dry. United Kingdom. Artisan and limited production. Poland. Slight Vanilla Bouquet, light sweetness and creamy sensation, 12 with a fresh and clean finish. Tanqueray 14 London Dry. Classical. Unique quadruple distillation. Cîroc 10 France. Grape based. Tanqueray Rangpur 14 London Dry Gin. Distilled with Rangpur limes. Elit by Stoli 12 Russia. Tanqueray Ten 11 London Dry. Four times distilled adding citrus botanicals and camomile Fahrenheit flower. France. 12 11 Finlandia Finland. Country with State monopoly of vodka distillation. 11 Grey Goose France. Initially soft with a gentle sweetness, smooth and rounded texture with a hint of almond. 14 Ketel One Holland. Slightly spicy and cereal sweetness. Citric finish. 12 Russian Standard Imperia Russia. 17 All the prices are in . Taxes included All the prices are in . Taxes included WHISKIES & BOURBONS Jack Daniel’s Tenesse. Soft smoky sweetness with a hint of liquorice. Beyond a craze, we all know whisky is a matter of heart. We recom- 12 mend it alone, pure old-style. Jameson Blended. Ireland. 10 Ballantine’s Johnnie Walker Black Label Blended. Scotland. Blended. Scotland. 10 12 Bulleit Bourbon Johnnie Walker Blue Label American Bourbon. Blended. Scotland. 14 38 Bulleit Rye Johnnie Walker Platinum Label American Bourbon. Blended. Scotland. 17 18 Bushmills Johnnie Walker Red Label Single Malt. Ireland. Blended. Scotland. 13 10 Chivas Regal 12 Lagavulin 16 Blended. Sweet ripen apples, vanilla hints, hazelnuts and caramel Single Malt. Dry but sweet, sea and wood notes. syrup. 18 12 Macallan Amber Crown Royale Single Malt. The nose is sweet and citrus. Notes of vanilla with fresh cut Bourbon. Canada. grain. Raisins, cinnamon and toffee. Slightly dry. 15 18 Cutty Sark Monkey Shoulder Blended. Scotland. Triple Malt. Scotland. Soft and sweet, with hints of vanilla. 10 12 Dewar’s White Label Nikka From the Barrel Blended. Scotland. Single Malt. Japan. 10 26 Glenffidich 12 Oban 14 Single Malt. Sharp but with fruity and soft wooden notes. Single Malt. Dried figs and sweet spices. 14 18 Glenmorangie Original Old Parr Single Malt. Scotland. Blended. Scotland. 15 16 Hibiky 12 Sazerac Rye Single Malt. Japan. Dry, with notes of plum jam. American Bourbon. 35 20 J&B Justerini & Brooks. Blended. Scotland. 10 All the prices are in . Taxes included All the prices are in . Taxes included Talisker Storm Clairin Sajous Single Malt. Scotland. Haitian rum. 15 23 Woodford Reserve Diplomático Reserva American Bourbon. Venezuelan rum with orange peel aroma, brown sugar and cinnamon. 18 It combines notes of aged oak and syrup. Yamazaki 12 14 Single Malt. Japan. Red fruits, apricots and vanilla notes. Sweet flavors. El Dorado 38 Rum of Guyana. 15 Gosling’s Black Seal Rum of Bermuda Islands. RUM 11 Havana Club 7 For a strange reason every time we hear the word rum, it reminds Hot cocoa flavour, vanilla, treacle, chestnut and caramelized tropical us of Long John Silver. How bizarre. fruits bouquet. 12 Port Morant Appleton Estate XV Rum of Guyana. Jamaican rum, soft, light and more fragrant. 23 15 Santa Teresa 1796 Bacardi Carta Blanca Honeyed and complex flavour. Vanilla and almond notes, intensified by oak barrels. 14 11 Zacapa 23 Barceló Añejo Rich and full-bodied with spicy chocolate and pleasing tannic bite. Dominican rum. 16 10 Zacapa XO Botran 12 A great aged rum. A balanced range of flavours and bouquets. Guatemalan rum. 30 12 Botran 18 Guatemalan rum. 15 Brugal Añejo Dominican rum. 10 Cacique Añejo Venezuelan rum. 10 Captain Morgan Spiced Jamaican rum. 10 All the prices are in . Taxes included All the prices are in . Taxes included TEQUILA & MEZCAL BRANDY With salt, lime or much better on the rocks. Cardenal Mendoza 18 Gran Duque de Alba Corralejo Blanco 18 Fresh, with a touch of peppermint. Larios Gran Reserva 1866 15 18 Don Julio Blanco Luis Felipe Gran Reserva Soft, spicy pepper flavor. Fresh and clean finish. 18 15 Lepanto Don Julio Reposado 13 Soft and elegant, with hints of dark chocolate, vanilla and cinnamon. 16 Torres 15 Herradura Añejo 13 Nut flavor, with a soft and creamy finish. 15 Mezcal Alipús San Baltazar LIQUEURS & SPIRITS Sweet fruit flavor with coconut and delicate species notes. 15 Aperol Mezcal Del Maguey Vida Italy. Aperitif. Organic and natural. Fruits delicate flavor. 8 13 Baileys Ireland. Whiskey cream. 7 ARMAGNAC & COGNAC Campari Italy. Aperitif. 8 Dartigalongue Reserva 1990 France. Bas Armagnac. Chambord 20 France. 8 Courvousier Napoleón France. Cognac. Cherry Heering 20 France. 8 Remy Martin V.S.O.P. France. Cognac. Cointreau 18 France. Orange liquor. 7 Hennessy X.O. France. Cognac. DiSaronno Originale 28 Italy. 8 Fernet Branca Italy. 8 All the prices are in . Taxes included All the prices are in . Taxes included Grappa FORTIFIED WINES Italy. 8 Amontillado Viña AB Italicus 7 Italy. 9 Canasta Sherry Cream Kahlúa 7 Mexico. Coffee liqueur. 8 East India Cream Sherry Lustau Lillet Blanc 11 France. 8 Fino La Ina Manzana Rives sin alcohol 7 Spain. Non-alcoholic apple liqueur. 5 Fino Quinta Martini Bianco 7 Italy. 8 Fino Tío Pepe Martini Rosso 7 Italy. 8 Manzanilla Aurora Melocotón Rives sin alcohol 7 Non-alcoholic peach liqueur. 5 Manzanilla Papirusa Lustau Noilly Prat Dry 9 France. 8 Oloroso Alfonso Pernod 7 France. 8 Oloroso Don Nuño Lustau Pisco Demonio de los Andes 9 Peru. 8 Palo Cortado Península Lustau Saint Germain 11 France.
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