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La Goya • Manzanilla • Sherry 10 Okar Amaro • Strangelove Soda 10 REDS 10 La Goya • Manzanilla • Sherry Ghost Rock • Supernatural Cradle Coast • TAS 14 • 70 10 pinot noir • 2018 Okar Amaro • Strangelove Soda Monte dei Roari - Bon Bicer Veneto, Italy 15 - 70 Brookies gin • Strangelove tonic 12 Corvina, Rondinella 2018 ‘Slow’ Gin Spritz • Brookies slow gin, aperol, sparkling 20 Vincent Dancer • Beaune 1er cru Burgundy • France 170 pinot noir • 2018 Wattleseed & Macadamia old fashioned • Bund- 20 Monte dall’ora • Valpolicella DOC Verona • Italy 70 aberg small batch, Macadamia and Wattleseed, Bitters corvina, corvinone, rondinella, molinara• 2019 House Negroni • brookies dry gin, Native vermouth, 20 Terra di Pietra - Mesal Verona - Italy 130 Valpoicella Superiore - 2013 campari William Downie Gippsland - VIC 105 Gingerbread Manhattan • Starward Nova Whisky, ginger- 20 Pinot Noir - 2019 bread, cherry and bitters Peter Wetzer • Kelfrankos Sopron • Hungary 80 Blaufrankish • 2018 BEER Sigurd - Red blend Barossa Valley, SA 15 - 70 Guava sour • American Sour Ale• 3.9% QLD 375ml 12 GSM, Carignan Boiling Point • Golden Ale • 4.5% QLD 375ml 12 Sami Odi • Little Wine #8 Barossa Valley • SA 165 Bat migration • Black lager (Schwartzbier) • 4.8% QLD 375ml 12 syrah • MV Domaine Guiberteau • Les moulins Saumur• France 130 NON • ZERO ALCOHOL 120ml cabernet franc • 2018 Pear and Kombu 12 Timo Mayer Yarra Valley • VIC 130 Salted Raspberry and Chamomile 12 cabernet sauvignon • 2018 Jauma • Genovese McLaren Vale - SA 80 POUR OVER COFFEE 250ml Greanche • 2017 Single Origin Filtered • Ethiopia (for 2) 7 TEA Earl Grey • peppermint • Lemongrass and ginger 7 Sparkling / Still Water 4pp SPARKLING Savaterre Beechworth • VIC 150 Col Tamarie • Prosecco Veneto • Italy 65 Chardonnay • 2018 glera • 2018 Toolangi • 7 Block Yarra Valley •VIC 170 Chardonnay 2019 Le Facteur • Extra Brut Vouvray • France 70 • chenin blanc • 2017 Meadowbank • Harvest Sparkling Derwent Valley • TAS 16 • 80 AMBER Pinot noir • 2018 Marabino • Eureka Sicily • Italy 75 Le Domaine d’Henri • Blanc de blanc Chablis • France 100 Chardonnay • 2018 chardonnay • 2017 Lunaria • Ramoro Tuscany • Italy 15 • 70 Fleury • Blanc de noir Champagne • France 160 Pinot grigio • 2018 Pinot noir • 2015 La visciola • Donna Rosa Frusinante • Italy 90 Passerina • 2018 WHITE Alla Costiera - Trachite Bianco Veneto - Italy 16 - 75 Moscato, Pinella, Garganega Domaine Moreau Naudet Chablis Chablis • France 100 Chardonnay • 2018 Gelveri Kup Sarap Capodoccia • Turkey 150 Hasan dede • 2017 AZ Agricola Socci - Deserto Marche - Italy 17 - 85 Peter Wetzer Verdicchio Sopron • Hungary 100 Furmint • 2018 Luigi Maffini • Kratos Campania • Italy 85 Fiano • 2018 ROSE AND CHILLED REDS LS Merchants Margaret River, WA 15 - 70 Chenin Blanc - 2019 Chateau de Pibaron Bandol • France 130 Mouvedre, cinsault • 2018 Cobaw Ridge Macedon Ranges • VIC 110 Chardonnay • 2018 Cobaw Ridge • ‘il pinko’ Macedon Ranges • SA 100 Syrah • 2018 I cacciagalli • Aorivola Roccamonfina • Italy 85 Falanghina • 2018 Maison Breban - La Tonnelle Provence • France 15 - 70 Ricci - Derthona Piemonte - Italy 95 Syrah, Grenache, Cinsault• 2018 Timorasso • 2017 Calafata • Scapigliato • Vino da merenda Lucca • Italy 85 Robert Weil • Trocken Rheingau • Germany 130 Ciliegiolo, aleatico, sangio, moscato d’amburgo • Riesling • 2018 2018 Springs Road Kangaroo Island• SA 17 •88 Monte dei Roari • Bon Bicer Veneto - Italy 15 - 70 Chardonnay • 2019 Corvina, Rondinella • 2018.
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