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Gin & Tonics Vermut De España Pitchers and Porrónes PITCHERS AND PORRÓNES GIN & TONICS Sangría de vino tinto The best gin and tonics you’ll Our version of sangría ever have… By the glass 12 Half carafe 30 Full carafe 55 Ultimate José’s choice of Hendrick’s Gin, Ponche de Cava makrut leaf, juniper, lemon, lime 20 A whole bowl of sweet and sparkling punch for the table 60 Cítrico Oxley gin, Fever-Tree Mediterranean Cava tonic water, grapefruit, lemon, By the glass 16 coriander, mint 20 By the porrón 60 Mediterranean Clara Gin Mare, Fever-Tree Mediterranean Beer and house-made lemonade tonic water, lemon, lime, thyme, By the glass 9 cubeb pepper 20 By the porrón 20 Porrón de Sidra Sparkling apple cider, Spiced Pomegranate Grenadine 28 Gin & Tonic Porrón Gin, lime cordial, Fever-Tree Elderflower VERMUT DE ESPAÑA tonic water 28 Yzaguirre Reserve Dry Served on the rocks with house-made cocktail onion 11 Atxa Blanco Served up with lemon peel 11 Priorat Natur Blanco Served up with orange peel 11 Yzaguirre Reserve Rojo Served on the rocks with orange wheel 11 Perucchi Gran Reserva Rojo Served on the rocks with a splash of soda and lemon wheel 11 Yzaguirre 1884 Rojo Served up with orange peel 13 COCKTAILS BEER Negroni del Campo Bottle Iberico infused Spanish gin, vermut rojo, Estrella Damm Inedit Witbier (750ml), ES 25 Campari 18 Chimay Grande Réserve Dark Ale, BE 16 Molino de Viento* Spanish gin, bay leaf syrup, lemon, Moritz Barcelona Lager, ES 8 lime, angostura bitters, egg white, pink Deschutes Black Butte Porter, OR 7 peppercorns 16 Draft Margarita Donostiarra A Margarita from San Sebastián. Arbol- Estrella Damm Barcelona Lager, ES 7 infused Mezcal, bay leaf syrup, lime, sherry CraftHaus Resinate IPA, NV 7 salt rim 15 Trabanco Dry Cider, ES 12 Cuba Libre Cuba should be free! Rum, coke, lime, bitters, cinnamon 14 Floral Funk NON ALCOHOLIC Cachaca, maraschino, jasmine syrup, Rosemary Lemonade 5 lime 15 Shirley Temple with house-made Plaza Mayor Grenadine 6 Rye whiskey, Spanish brandy, vermut rojo, Benedictine, bitters 18 Fever-Tree Indian Tonic, Mediterranean Tonic, Club Soda, Ginger Ale, Ginger Beer 6 New York Sour Coca-Cola, Diet Coca-Cola, Sprite 6 Bourbon, lemon, red wine float 16 Homesick Sunset Amontillado sherry, gin, pineapple, cinammon syrup, apple bitters 18 SHERRY FLIGHTS Sherry is a fortified wine made in the Jerez region of Spain. Sherry has been around since the 700’s A.D. It was at this time that the Moors introduced distillation to Spain. It grew in popularity until it was regarded as an equal to any other European wine by the 16th Century. Today we celebrate the history and uniqueness of this wine in all its forms. Jerez-Xéréz-Sherry 15 Fino Amontillado Los Arcos Oloroso Alfonso Obregon del Puerto Emilio Lustau Gonzalez-Byass Bright and fresh, notes of Smokey orange, dried Bold and rich with hints citrus and pear, finishes apricot and candied nuts of toasted almonds, with hazelnut and olive with dark chocolate notes orange zest and caramel, and a long mineral finish wonderful acidity, dry, nutty and spicy Manzanilla 18 Manzanilla La Kika Manzanilla Papirusa Manzanilla Pasada La Goya Bodegas Yuste Emilio Lustau Delgado Zuleta Bright and fresh, notes of Dry and clean starting with Slightly floral and airy with apple and pear, finishes aromas of sea breeze with green olive and apple notes with hazelnut and tea hints of green apple and ending with balanced acidity almond and a dry, nutty finish Dulce 22 East India Monastrell Dulce 1983 Pedro Ximénez Emilio Lustau Bodegas Olivares Toro Albalá A nose of caramel, raisins, Sweet, sticky and delicious, Figs, dates, toffee and dried fruit and figs leads This wine offers cooked baking spice followed with to balanced acidity and a cherries, dried raspberry, a rich, full mouth feel of creamy, spicy finish burnt caramel, and dark chocolate and blueberry finish roasted coffee The 1905 300 South of Córdoba, Montilla-Moriles is a separate DO from Jerez making Sherry- style wines. Since 1905, Pérez Barquero has been making and storing wines from the greatest vineyards of this region that rival the best Sherry producers of Spain. Here we offer a flight of the three very special 1905 Solera wines. Solera 1905 Amontillado Solera 1905 Oloroso Solera 1905 Pedro Ximénez WINE FLIGHT Experience the amazing wines of Ribera del Duero and Rueda 20 2015 Quinta Apolonia, 2016 Rosa de Arrocal, 2014 Pruno, Finca Belondrade y Lurton, Ribera del Duero, Villacreces, Ribera del Rueda, Verdejo Tempranillo, Albillo Duero, Tempranillo WINES BY THE GLASS Generoso / Fortified *Please inquire about our collection of old and rare Sherries available by the ounce. Fino del Puerto, E. Lustau, Sherry 15 Fino Antique, Fernando de Castilla, Sherry 17 Manzanilla, Papirusa, E. Lustau, Sherry 8 Manzanilla Pasada La Goya, Delgado Zuleta, Sherry 15 Manzanilla Pasada La Kika, Bodegas Yuste, Sherry 18 Amontillado Los Arcos, E. Lustau, Sherry 10 Palo Cortado Península, E. Lustau, Sherry 11 Palo Cortado Antique, F. de Castilla, Sherry 23 Oloroso Alfonso, Gonzalez-Byass, Sherry 9 Oloroso Tradición VORS, B. Tradición, Sherry 35 Espumoso / Sparkling 2013 Brut Reserva, Llopart, Cava, Penedés 16 2014 De Nit Rosé, Raventós i Blanc, Conca 18 Blanco / White 2014 Vendimia, Ontañon Vetiver, Viura, Rioja 13 2016 Blanc Selecció, Can Feixes, Parellada, Macabeo, (Blend), Penedés 14 2014 Quinta Apolonia , Belondrade y Lurton, Verdejo, Rueda 15 2016 Etiqueta Ambar, Granbazan, Albariño, Rias Baixas 16 2015 Navaherreros, Bernabeleva, Albillo, Macabeo, Madrid 16 2016 Jorn Nou, Altavins, Garnacha Blanca, Chardonnay, (Blend) Terra Alta 16 2014 Hacienda de Arinzano, Chardonnay, Pago Arinzano 17 2012 Plácet Palacios Remondo, Viura, Rioja 18 Rosado / Rosé 2016 Rosa de Arrocal, Tempranillo, Ribera del Duero 10 2016 Giné Rosat, Buil & Giné, Garnacha, Merlot, Priorat 13 Tinto / Red 2014 Viña Real Crianza, CVNE, Tempranillo, Rioja 14 2014 12 Meses, Juan Gil, Monastrell, Jumilla 15 2016 Benje, Envinate, Listán Negro, Ycoden-Daute-Isora 15 2014 El Retorno, Alzania, Garnacha, Navarra 16 2015 Embruix, Vall Llach, Garnacha, Cariñena, Cabernet, Syrah, Merlot, Priorat 16 2015 Ultreia St. Jacques, Raul Peréz, Mencía, Bierzo 16 2013 Vetus, Tempranillo, Toro 16 2015 Emiio Moro, Bodegas Emilio Moro, Tempranillo, Ribera del Duero 18 2005 Ontañón Reserva, Tempranillo, Graciano Rioja 18.
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