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Missoula-Dec2020v3.Pdf DON’TDON’T MOCKMOCK WITHWITH MEME Our mocktails are made with zero alcohol but still so tasty! APPLE MOJITO Mint, lime and apple juice, topped with soda FRUITY PORNSTAR MARTINI Passion fruit purée, pineapple juice, caramel and vanilla syrup, shaken and topped with passion fruit BAMBINI BELLINI Cranberry juice, white peach purée, lime juice and Schweppes lemonade PEACHES & CREAM SODA The London Essence Co. White Peach & Jasmine soda with vanilla syrup and freshly squeezed zesty lemon BERRY BOOBTINI Strawberry purée shaken with coconut syrup, cranberry juice, lime and apple juice, then topped with cream and a raspberry We have partnered with breast cancer charity CoppaFeel! which is on a mission to encourage and empower young people to check their boobs and pecs When you buy this mocktail, we will donate 25p to this charity on your behalf SEEKSEEK YOURYOUR SPARKLESPARKLE RED BERRY BELLINI Cîroc Red Berry vodka and strawberry purée, topped with fizz SICILIAN SPRITZ When life gives you lemons… Gordon’s Sicilian Lemon gin, St-Germain elderflower liqueur, lemon, mint, soda and Prosecco FLOR DE SEVILLA SPRITZ Tanqueray Flor de Sevilla gin with Schweppes lemonade and Prosecco PORNSTAR SPRITZ A twist on our fave – Smirnoff Vanilla vodka, passion fruit liqueur, caramel syrup, passion fruit purée, pineapple juice, Prosecco and soda MANGO & ORANGE FIZZ Absolut Mango vodka, lemon and fresh orange, topped with soda PINK PANTHER Reyka vodka with raspberry and cranberry topped with soda and served with your very own tash 1 RHUBARB & BLACK RASPBERRY SPRITZ Absolut Rhubarb Juice, Chambord, lemon juice, Prosecco and soda 2 APEROL SPRITZ The Italian classic – deliciously refreshing...Aperol, Prosecco and soda 3 DISARONNO SPRITZ Disaronno, Prosecco and soda 4 GORDON’S PINK SPRITZ Drink pink! Gordon’s Premium Pink gin with Schweppes lemonade and bubbly Prosecco S Get me as a cocktail tree 2 1 3 4 50% OFF COCKTAILS ASK US FOR TIMINGS Excludes sharing options with S symbol. THETHE CLASSICSCLASSICS LONG ISLAND ICED TEA Havana Club 3-year-old rum, Smirnoff Red Label vodka, Gordon’s gin, orange liqueur and Olmeca Blanco tequila, with lemon and Coca-Cola Zero Sugar SEX ON THE BEACH Smirnoff Red Label vodka, Archers peach schnapps, orange juice and cranberry juice WOO WOO Smirnoff Red Label vodka, Archers peach schnapps and cranberry juice COSMO Carrie’s fave – Absolut Citron vodka, orange liqueur, cranberry and lime S Get me as a cocktail tree BLOODY MARY Boozy brunch? Vodka, Big Tom spiced tomato juice and a crunchy celery stick RAVING RAINBOW VIBES Perfect for partying – a mix of grenadine, passion fruit purée, Midori, Smirnoff Red Label vodka, blue Curaçao and Red Bull Tropical Sugarfree ZOMBIE Havana Club 3-year-old rum, Captain Morgan Original dark rum, apricot liqueur, lime and pineapple juice VELVET UNDERGROUND Disaronno Velvet cream liqueur, Smirnoff Vanilla vodka and Kahlúa, topped with soya milk CUBANCUBAN CLASSICSCLASSICS CLASSIC MOJITO Havana Club 3-year-old rum mixed and churned with mint, lime and soda RUMBERRY MOJITO Havana Club 3-year-old rum mixed and churned with Chambord, mint, lime, soda and cranberry juice PIÑA COLADA Served in a golden pineapple… Havana Club 3-year-old rum, Malibu and pineapple juice. (Get in quick, if you want that golden pineapple) CHEEKY TIKI Havana Club Especial rum and Cut Overproof Spiced rum mixed with passion fruit purée and pineapple juice – drizzled with grenadine STRAWBERRY OR PASSION FRUIT DAIQUIRI Havana Club 3-year-old rum and lime juice, with your choice of flavour – strawberry or passion fruit STRAWBERRY OR PASSION FRUIT MOJITO Havana Club 3-year-old rum mixed and churned with mint, lime and soda, plus fruit purée and liqueur, to make your flavoured mojito Do you have any allergies? Full allergen information is available for all food & drinks, detailing the 14 legally declarable allergens contained in our dishes and drinks. Whilst all reasonable steps will be taken to avoid the unintention- al presence of allergens, we cannot guarantee that any products are 100% free from allergens, owing to possible cross-contamination. MARTINIMARTINI PORNSTAR MARTINI A celebrity in its own right, made with Smirnoff Vanilla vodka, passion fruit liqueur, caramel syrup, lemon juice, pineapple juice and passion fruit purée, with a Prosecco shot on the side S Get me as a cocktail tree STRAWBERRY PORNSTAR MARTINI Smirnoff Vanilla vodka, strawberry liqueur, caramel syrup, lemon juice, cranberry juice and strawberry purée, plus a Prosecco shot on the side S Get me as a cocktail tree APPLE-TINI Shaken not stirred – Absolut Blue vodka, apricot liqueur, vanilla syrup, lime and apple juice ESPRESSO MARTINI Why choose between coffee and vodka? Vodka and Kahlúa shaken with coffee with a touch of sugar CHERRY BAKEWELL Exceedingly fabulous…Absolut Cherrys vodka, Disaronno, cherry purée, cranberry juice, topped with squirty cream and a cherry FRENCH MARTINI Smirnoff Red Label vodka, Chambord and pineapple juice - à votre santé S Get me as a cocktail tree TATTOOTINI Sailor Jerry spiced rum and Disaronno shaken with grenadine, lime and pineapple juice and topped with an edible Sailor Jerry tattoo 50% OFF COCKTAILS ASK US FOR TIMINGS Excludes sharing options with S symbol. REFINEDREFINED && RR EFEFASHIONEDASHIONED BLACK FOREST SOUR Jägermeister, Chambord, vanilla syrup and cherry purée, topped with candy floss (straight from the fair grounds) CH-CH-CHERRY COLA Smirnoff Red Label vodka with Sourz Cherry and Coca-Cola Zero Sugar TEQUILA SUNSET Olmeca Blanco tequila, apricot liqueur, lemon juice and blackberry liqueur, topped with Schweppes lemonade OLD FASHIONED Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey with zesty orange and Angostura bitters – a classic MIDNIGHT MULE Jägermeister Cold Brew, lime juice and vanilla syrup, topped with Fever-Tree Ginger Ale AB FAB Absolut Cherrys vodka topped with Prosecco and grenadine, a candy necklace and a cherry on top – fabulous darling! RESTING PEACH FACE Havana Club 3-year-old rum, Malibu, peach liqueur, blue Curaçao, lemon juice and soda, topped with candy floss hair ROCKTAIL (HEY, HEY, I WANNA ROCKTAIL) Smirnoff Red Label vodka, Red Bull Sugarfree, strawberry purée and passion fruit purée STRAWBERRIES & CREAM SODA Absolut Strawberry Juice, vanilla syrup and Schweppes lemonade, garnished with fresh strawberries II AMAM GINVINCIBLEGINVINCIBLE SIN-GIN IN THE RAIN You’ll be happy again once you try this! S Hendrick’s Gin, St-Germain elderflower liqueur, cucumber syrup, lemon juice and mint, served in an umbrella with a shot of Prosecco Our Hendrick’s tree holds six cocktails OR Get a solo brolly ST TROPEZ This is a glowing one! Verano Passion Fruit gin, Aperol, passion fruit syrup, pineapple and lime juice BERRY NICE FIZZ Beefeater Blackberry gin, blackberry liqueur, lime juice, vanilla syrup and soda I CARRIED A WATERMELON Verano Watermelon gin, peach liqueur, lemon juice and The London Essence Co. White Peach & Jasmine soda. Don’t miss out on our disco melon! BOTANICAL BUBBLES Verano Passion Fruit gin, passion fruit liqueur and Schweppes lemonade, finished with a bit of fizz! BRAMBLE For sophisticated taste buds – Tanqueray gin, lemon juice and blackberry liqueur ENGLISH COUNTRY GARDEN Hendrick’s Gin, St-Germain elderflower liqueur and cucumber syrup, mixed with mint, lemon and apple juice and topped with soda THE UPSIDE DOWN Hendrick’s Lunar Gin with raspberry and cranberry, served with Fever-Tree Mediterranean Tonic and sparkling silver glitter GINGIN CARAFESCARAFES The perfect sharer for 3! Pick your gin and choose your Fever-Tree Tonic – Indian, Light or Mediterranean. Not included in our cocktail offer – sorry! PLYMOUTH GIN The rich and smooth taste is the result of a balanced blend of seven hand-selected botanicals TANQUERAY RANGPUR Rangpur, ginger and bay leaves are added to Tanqueray’s base of four botanicals during distillation, resulting in an easy-drinking gin with a citrus twist TANQUERAY NO. TEN Distilled with hand-picked fresh fruit and botanicals, including white grapefruit, orange, lime, juniper, coriander and chamomile TANQUERAY FLOR DE SEVILLA Unique distilled gin, made with Seville orange essence and other fine botanicals TANQUERAY Hints of liquorice cut with juniper and citrus, along with a soft, spiced undertone, make up this classically smooth gin WHITLEY NEILL RHUBARB & GINGER The essence of rhubarb adds a tart crisp edge to a smooth English gin base whilst the ginger extract warms the palate for a full-bodied finish GORDON’S PREMIUM PINK The classic taste of Gordon’s, with a gorgeously sweet raspberry tang BEEFEATER BLACKBERRY Bittersweet flavours with classic gin notes of juniper and angelica, developing into a long, rich finish with a soft violet colour HENDRICK’S LUNAR GIN This gin yields an alluring complexity and delightful warmth, with distinctly floral notes and a delicate spicy finish VERANO WATERMELON Delicate fruity-tasting Verano Watermelon gin, infused with a handmade distillate of fresh Spanish watermelon, to create a delicious, sweet, refreshing flavour GORDON’S SICILIAN LEMON This refreshing zesty gin is made with a Mediterranean twist on the original Gordon’s recipe using natural ingredients and juicy Sicilian lemons VERANO PASSION FRUIT A vibrant fruity gin, infused with real passion fruit, to create a juicy and refreshing flavour HENDRICK’S GIN Juniper and floral flavours abound in this most unusual Scottish gin, with 11 peculiar botanicals and curious infusions of cucumber and rose petals PERFECT PAIRING Try our perfectly paired spirits & mixers. 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