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Jinjuu Drinks JINJUU COCKTAIL OF THE MONTH YUJA & JASMINE DAQUIRI Agricole rum, yuzu sake, yuja and jasmine. 11 COCKTAILS WHITE RICE NEGRONI Soju, gentian root liqueur, white vermouth, mandarin bitters & orange zest. Bitter | Dry | Crisp 11.5 PSY SOUR Soju, red ginseng & honey tea, Kamm & Sons, lavender, fresh lemon, egg white. Herbacious | Sour | Clean 12 K-POP PORNSTAR Soju, passion fruit, vanilla, pineapple & sparkling kumquat soju. Sweet | Light | Fruity 13.5 THE INTERVIEW Bourbon, roasted barley tea, Sac Sac Orange, black smoke, citrus & aromatic bitters. Citrus | Complex | Boozy 11.5 SPICED KIMCHI MARY Jinjuu’s bespoke kimchi spice mix, celery & black pepper infused soju, chilli flakes & tomato juice. Spicy | Rich | Umami 11.5 LYCHEE LOVER Lychee infused soju, lychee liqueur, fresh citrus, Jinjuu bitters & prosecco. Sweet | Refreshing | Light spritz 11 RICE RICE BABY Soju, makgeolli rice wine, yuja, elderflower & ginseng tea. Herbacious | Creamy | Fragrant 11 HEART & SEOUL Gin, calvados, peach soju & aloe vera foam. Sweet | Refreshing | Crisp 10 KUMQUAT & SHISO MOJITO House infused soju, kumquat, lime, shiso & mint. Fruity | Invigorating | Fresh 10 BREAKFAST AT KIM’S Tequila blanco, mezcal, grapefruit, honey citron tea & rosemary. Bright | Fruity | Aromatic 12 JIN-GEM Gin, pomegranate liqueur, yuja, grapefruit, plum bitters, Mediterranean tonic & edible flower. Refreshing | Dry | Light 12 GET READY TO STUMBLE Cognac, kumquat soju, passion fruit juice, grapefruit juice, yuja juice & almond syrup. Boozy | Fruity | Long 12.5 LITTLE SEOUL Nikka whiskey, Amaro, dark chocolate bitters & sweet vermouth. Bittersweet | Complex | Smooth 12 ROSE IN THE PEACH GARDEN Rosé vermouth, Peche de Vigne, vanilla, yuja, prosseco & flavour bubble. Floral | Light | Crisp 10 SEOUL SURVIVOR Fresh watermelon, mint, rosé & prosecco. Sweet | Refreshing | Crisp 10 Fancy something that’s not on our menu? Just ask one of our experienced bartenders and we shall create the drink of your choice. WINE SPARKLING & CHAMPAGNE SPARKLING Btl 125ml NV La Vita Sociale, Extra Dry Presecco Brut 36 6 Veneto, Italy 100% Glera, classical Prosecco. Delicately sparkling, dry & a biscuity finish. NV Cottonworth Classic Cuvée 58 11 Hampshire, UK Refined & creamy sparkling wine, oering a balanced fruity/ floral notes & bready notes. Shirakabegura Mio Sparkling Sake (330ml) 22.5 Japan Lively aromas or muscat grape & fruit with gentle sweetness & crisp finish.. CHAMPAGNE NV Ruinart Blanc de Blanc 125 Champagne, France Fruity, seductive with citrusy, floral aromas & stone fruits on the palate. NV Dom Perignon 250 Champagne, France Creamy & intense with hints of fresh almond & toasted harvest aromas. NV Laurent-Perrier Cuvée Rosé Brut 115 Champagne, France Pale salmon in colour, with crisp aromas of strawberries, raspberries & black cherries. BY THE GLASS WHITE Btl 400ml 175ml 2018 Moscatel, Centelleo Airen 25 13 6 La Mancha, Spain A stunning blend of Airen & Moscatel. Clean, bright & oh so aromatic. 2017 Viognier, Mont Rocher Old Vine 26 14 7 Languedoc, France Intense flavours of honeysuckle, apricot & peach. 2018 Chenin Blanc, Forge Mill Bush Vine 27 14.5 7.5 Western Cape, South Africa Gooseberries & guava on the palate, finish with some firm mineral notes. 2018 Sauvignon Blanc, Tricolore 28 15 8 Languedoc, France A balanced wine with passionfruit & citrus flavours, with lengthy finish. 2018 Pinot Grigio, Mirabello DOC Delle 29 15 8 Venezie, Italy A fresh dry white with gentle floral & citrus aroma. ROSE 2018 Cinsault Rosé, La Vie en Rosé 25 13 6 Languedoc, France Complex & tasty, notes of cherry & grenadine with subtle brush of spicy wood. 2017 Mas Fleurey Rosé, Côtes de Provence 30 16 8 Provence, France Dry, crisp & refreshing classic Provence Rosé, with notes of summer berries & stone fruits. All wine by the glass can be served in 125ml measure on request. Vintages subject to availability. RED Btl 400ml 175ml 2017 Nero d’Avola, Palazzo del Mare 25 13.5 6 Sicily, Italy Ripe & plummy fruits with hints of spices & liquorice. 2017 Cabernet Sauvignon, Rhanleigh 26 14 7 Robertson, South Africa Blackcurrant & dried herbs on the nose, finish with spices from oak. 2016 Merlot, Adobe Reserva 27 14.5 7.5 Rapel Valley,Chile Juicy, organic Merlot with fruit & freshness in abundance. 2017 Montepulciano d’Abruzzo, ‘Altopiano’ 28 15 8 Abruzzo, Italy Full bodied with soft tannins. Red berries, cherries & hint of liquorice. 2014 Rioja Crianza, Finca Manzanos 29.5 15 8 Rioja, Spain Intence blend of Rioja from American & French oak. Notes of blossom, nutmeg & violet. 125ml SWEET & FORTIFIED 2014 La Fleur d’Or 55 8.5 Sauternes, France Creamy & fruity - citrus & apricot. 2013 Aszu, 5 Puttonyos, Sauska 66 13 Tokaji, Hungary Complex, floral & fresh - dried fruit, tangerine & orange. 2012 Late Bottle Vintage Porto, Ferreira 49 7 Douro, Portugal Full-bodied, rich & intense - ripe dark fruit, chocolate, cocoa & hints of pepper. 2014 Domaine Beaurenard, Rasteau Rouge 32 8 Rhone, France Full-bodied, rich & intense - ripe dark fruit, chocolate, cocoa & hints of pepper. All wine by the glass can be served in 125ml measure on request. Vintages subject to availability. WHITE WINE BY THE BOTTLE Btl 2018 Albarino, Charquino 35 Rias Baixas, Spain Smooth mid-weight wine with notes of pear & green apple. 2017 Riesling Reserve, Tuechheim 36 Alsace, France Perfumed & honeyed, with intense white peach & lime. 2017 Sauvignon Blanc, Te Merio 36.5 Marlborough, New Zealand Classic Malborough sauvignon blanc with zesty citrus & white stone fruits notes. 2016 Chardonnay, Marterey 37 Pays d’OC, France Intense tropical & citrus fruit aromas combined with rich & creamy texture. Hints of apple & vanilla oak. 2017 Rioja Blanco, Bodegas Ontanon Vetiver 39 Rioja, Spain Aromas of pear & jasmine, with tropical notes, vanilla & oak. 2018 Gavi del Comune di Gavi, Santa Seraa 40 Piedmont, Italy Floral aroma with citrus & green apple, combined with frangipane. 2017 Mâcon Villages, Domaine Fichet Biodynamic 42 Burgundy, France Perfect match for our KFC! 100% Chardonnay & classical Burgundian. 2017 Pouilly Fume, Domaine Pierre Marchand 45 Loire Valley, France Complex yet balanced, crisp gooseberries & blackcurrant, overlaid by hints of citrus & minerals. 2018 Sancerre, Domaine Michel Girard 50 Loire, France A delicate & complex Sauvignon with green apple & lemon through & through. All wine by the glass can be served in 125ml measure on request. Vintages subject to availability. RED WINE BY THE BOTTLE Btl 2018 Shiraz, Wild House 30 Coastal region, South African A rich & warm shiraz, notes of summer fruits, chocolate & peppery spices. 2018 Cotes du Rhône, La Chapelle de Marin 30 Rhône, France Delicious ripe bramble fruit aromas with a palate of rich fruit, warm spice and real depth. 2014 Zinfandel, Scotto Family Vineyards Lodi 32 California, USA Intense & bold. Aromas of spice, chocolate, raspberry & vanilla oak. 2016 Pinot Noir, Trentham Estate ‘River Retreat’ 34 Murray Darling, Australia Well balanced and soft with flavours of strawberries & light spices. 2016 Barbera D'Alba, Cacina Ballarin 35 Piedmont, Italy Vibrant cherries & black currants with a savoury & opulent length. 2018 Fleurie, Le Quartier du Cru Beaujolais 35 Maconnais, France Woody spice on the nose followed by raspberry coulis & fig notes which continue on to the fresh fruit finish. All wine by the glass can be served in 125ml measure on request. Vintages subject to availability. RED WINE BY THE BOTTLE Btl 2016 Bordeaux Superieur, Chateau La Verriere 37 Bordeaux, France Velvety, structured with fine tannins. Aromas of dark plums with vanilla underlaid. 2015 Carmenère, Tabila Pedregoso Gran Reserva 38 D.O. Valle del Cacha, Chile Deep dark red in colour with an elegant complex nose, plenty of spice, black fruit and violet. 2017 Valpolicella Classico, Montigoli 40 Ripasso, Italy Intense aromas of plum, bramble fruit & spice. 2014 Malbec, Reserva, Bodega Norton 44 Mendoza, Argentina Round, silky & rich - ripe black fruit, violet, spices & tobacco. 2013 Chianti Classico, Querciavalle 45 Tuscany, Italy Rich & savoury with cherry, spice, mint. Notes of vanilla and ripe berries. 2015 Chateauneuf-du-pape, Grande Reserve Papale 50 Rhone, France Blended by the famed winemaker Alex Favier. Rustic, velvety & warm with spiced black fruit. All wine by the glass can be served in 125ml measure on request. Vintages subject to availability. SOJU IN-HOUSE INFUSIONS Double 5 | Carafe 31 Lychee/ Celery & Black Pepper/ Kumquat/ Our monthly specials SOJU TASTING FLIGHT A six shots tasting board featuring our in-house infusions. 25 JINRO SOJU Seoul, South Korea Btl Chamisul Fresh 17.8% (350ml) 20 Jinro Soju 24% (720ml) 65 Jinro Strawberry Soju 13% (360ml) 20 LOTTE SOJU Seoul, South Korea 20 Chum Churum Happy Water 18% (350ml) Chum Churum Peach Flavour 14% (360ml) MUHAK SOJU Busan, South Korea 20 Good Day - Blueberry Soju 13.5% (360ml) Good Day - Pomegranate Soju 13.5% (360ml) All spirits can be served in 25ml measure on request. KOREAN RICE WINE 50ml Btl BEK SE JU 13.5% (375ml) 6 20 Korean rice wine based on 11 dierent herbs & spices, with ginseng & liquorice being the dominant flavours. MUHAK KOREAN PLUM WINE 14% (300ml) 6 20 Refined plum wine from green plum extract, served chilled. Carafe Btl MAKGEOLLI NATURAL 6% (750ml) 18 30 Unfiltered Korean rice wine, served chilled. JAPANESE SAKE Carafe Btl SHIRAKABEGURA MIO 22.5 SPARKLING SAKE 5% Lively aroma of muscat grape & fruit ushers in a gentle sweetness, with a crisp finish. KASEN SHOCHIKUBAI GOKAI 15.1% 25 Traditional Japanese sake, light & medium bodied. Best served chilled
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