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6 Bottles & Cans Non Alcohol Glass Wine Apertif

DRAFT - 6 GLASS WINE SPECIALS Ecliptic Brewing, Carina Peach Sour Ale, sparkling Pear Sidecar - 11 Portland, OR 12oz House Sparkling - 8 clear creek pear brandy, dry curaçao, lemon, cardamom bitters Santiam Brewing, Spitfire Amber, Cleto Chiarli, Vecchia Modena, Sangria - 8 Salem, OR Dry Rosé Lambrusco, IT - 10/40 red wine, booze, bubbles, seasonal fruit Buoy Beer Company, Cream Ale , rosé COCKTAILS - 10 Astoria, OR 2016 Grochau Cellars, Rosé, OR - 11/44 Long Story Short Aslan Brewing, Batch 15 IPA, white cinnamon infused dickle rye, fresh ginger, house fig jam, carpano antica, lemon Bellingham, WA House White - 8 Gorgeous Word Swift Cider, Wholesome Apple Cider, 2016 Tamarack Cellars, Chardonnay, aria gin, clear creek eau de vie of douglas fir, luxardo maraschino, lime, bull run water Portland, OR 12oz WA - 10/40 Pomona cruzan wahaka Ordinance Brewing, Rx Pale Ale, 2015 Matteo Correggia rosemary infused vodka, quince, benedictine, citrus, angostura bitters Boardman, OR Roero Arneis, IT - 10/40 Fall in Jalisco 2016 Illahe Vineyards, Pinot Gris, OR - 11/44 serrano infused tequila, allspice dram, pineapple, lime, simple, tiki bitters BOTTLES & CANS red Eastwood Occidental Brewing, Kolsch 16.9oz - 6 House Red - 8 fernet, coffee liquor, nocino, house made cold brew Fort George Brewing, 2016 Domaine Tour Boisee, Carignan, FR - 9/36 Scale The Wall Belgian Wheat Ale 12oz - 5 altos reposado, grapefruit, lime, orgeat, mole & black pepper bitters, chili rim 2016 St. Espirit, Cote du Rhone, FR - 11/44 Incline Cider Company Cookies Fortune Hibiscus Cider 12oz - 5 2015 Moser, Lagrein, IT - 11/44 aviation gin, campari, grapefruit, lemon bitters, brut Lompoc Brewing, Porter 12oz - 5 2014 Centonze, Nero D’Avola, IT - 10/40 Scandinavian Toddy krogstad aquavit, swedish punsch, lemon, honey, hot water Clausthaler N/A - 4 2015 Cora, Montepulciano D’Abruzzo, IT - 9/36 Kodama henry mckenna bourbon, st. germain, zirbenz stone pine, lemon, sage simple, angostura bitters NON ALCOHOL APERTIF Lemonade - 3 Campari - 9 Cynar Sour Cock n Bull Ginger Beer - 3 Aperol - 9 cynar, luxardo maraschino, lemon, simple, egg white* Virgil’s Cola - 3 Lillet Blanc - 9 Virgil’s Root Beer - 3 Cocchi Americano - 9 Virgil’s Orange Cream Soda - 3 Pimm’s - 9 THE CLASSICS - 11 Lurisia Sparkling Mineral 1L - 5 Corpse Reviver #2 aria gin, cointreau, lillet blanc, lemon, absinthe Negroni aria gin, campari, carpano antica, orange twist Sazerac pikesville straight rye, peychaud's bitters, absinthe, lemon twist Vieux Carre george dickel rye, germain-robin, carpano antica, benedictine, angostura & peychaud's bitters, cherry Old Fashioned buffalo trace, angostura and orange bitters, orange twist *Contains egg whites. Eating raw or undercooked food may increase your risk for food borne illness.

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