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AMARI / CORDIALS prices listed as 1.5 oz & 2.5 oz pours Amarito Amaretto 6/10 Averna 7/11 Braulio 7/11 Benedictine 7/11 Bittertruth Elderflower 7/11 Bittertruth Violette 7/11 Campari 7/11 Caperatif 7/11 Cappelletti 6/10 Caroline’s Irish Cream 6/10 Carpano Antica 7/11 China China 8/12 Chartreuse (green) 8/12 Chareau Aloe eau-de-vie 7/11 Cynar 6/10 Dolin Dry 6/10 Dolin Rouge 6/10 DRINKS & OFFERINGS Fernet Branca 6/10 Genepy des Alps 6/10 Giffard Triple Sec 6/10 Gran Marnier 7/11 GIVE ME THE BEET BOYS 11 Frangelico 6/10 Beet-infused Vida mezcal, Byrrh aperitif, grapefruit, Kahlua 6/10 Kubler Absinthe 8/12 Cinderblock French Cider Leopold Brothers French Press 7/11 Luxardo Maraschino 7/11 FRAGILE MASCULINITY 12 Nonino 7/11 Auchentoshan American Oak scotch, Genepy des Alpes, Midori 6/10 Cappelletti, Suze Pernod 7/11 Pimm’s 6/10 Suze 6/10 POMME POMME SQUAD 11 Lelouvier calvados, amontillado sherry, spiced apple, sparkling wine NON ALCOHOLIC COPPER AND TOD 12 Seasonal shrub (housemade drinking vinegar + soda) 4 J. Rieger & Co whiskey, Old Grand Dad bourbon, Amaro Add spirit 6 Nonino, Luxardo Maraschino Tito’s Vodka, Broker’s Gin, Cimarron Tequila, Evan Williams Bourbon, Plantation 3 Star Rum Lavender Lemonade 4 MAMA’S SOCCER SNAPPLE 12 Broker’s gin, Caperitif aperitif, watermelon, lime FIZZ Topo Chico Mineral Water 4 THE THIRD PLATE 11 Mexican Coca Cola 4 Rotating seasonal cocktail utilizing local produce Jarritos 4 IBC Root Beer 4 Fever Tree Tonic 4 TRULY, MADLY, DEEPLY 9 Truly spiked seltzer, seasonal addition, served on ice COFFEE & TEA Repetition Coffee french press, 32oz 6 THE FOXTROT 12 Hugo Iced Tea one refill 3 Cucumber-fennel infused Broker’s Gin, Pimm’s, ginger, Hugo Tea 16 oz pot 4 citrus, peach, egg white Gao Wen Black • Jasmine Bai Hao Scented Green • Vanilla Chai Black • Currant Tisane SPIRITS BEER prices listed as 1.5 oz & 2.5 oz pours DRAUGHT GIN Boulevard Pale Ale American pale ale 5 Apostoles yerba mate botanical (argentina) 8/12 Kansas City, MO 5.4% Broker’s London dry (england) 6/10 Hendrick’s botanical (scotland) 8/12 Boulevard Space Camper cosmic IPA 8 Restless Spirits Builder’s botanical (kcmo) 7/11 Kansas City, Mo 5.9% Rieger’s Midwestern dry (kcmo) 7/11 Suntory Roku Japanese botanical (japan) 7/11 Off Color Apex Predator wild farmhouse ale 7 Tanqueray London dry (scotland) 7/11 Chicago, IL, 6.5% Truly Blue botanical (STL) 8/12 Stockyards Cerveza Royal Mexican-style lager 7 VODKA Kansas City, MO 4.5% Grey Goose (france) 8/12 Ketel One (holland) 7/11 Double Shift Ordiata Milk Stout 6 Tito’s (texas) 6/10 Kansas City, MO 4.2% RUM Cinderblock Cider Dry French-style cider Kansas 6 Paranubes (mexico) 7/11 City, MO 6% Plantation 3 Star white (barbados, trinidad, jamaica) 7/11 Plantation dark (barbados, trinidad, jamaica) 7/11 Crane Brewing Beet Wiess Berliner style wheat, 7 Probitas (barbados, jamaica) 7/11 Kansas City, MO 4.1% Novo Fogo silver cachaca (brazil) 7/11 Zafra 21 Year dark (panama) 11/16 Bruery Terruex Wit the Funk sour wit 9 Anaheim, CA 5.7% AGAVE Alipus San Andres mezcal (mexico) 8/12 Cimarron blanco (mexico) 6/10 Del Maguey Vida mezcal (mexico) 7/11 Tequila Ocho blanco (mexico) 7/11 BOTTLES & CANS Tequila Ocho reposado (mexico) 8/12 Ballast Point Mango Even Keel session IPA 5 Tequila Ocho anejo (mexico) 10/15 Madre Mezcal espadin and cruixe (mexico) 8/12 Boulevard Unfiltered Wheat wheat ale 5 WHISK(E)Y- AMERICAN Boulevard Tank 7 American saison 7 Angel’s Envy port wine cask bourbon (ky) 10/15 Basil Hayden’s bourbon (ky) 10/15 Budweiser lager 4 Belle Meade Madeira cask bourbon (tn) 12/18 Bernheim wheat whiskey (ky) 7/11 Bud Light light lager 4 Booker’s bourbon (ky) 11/16 Buffalo Trace bourbon (ky) 7/11 Hamm’s sky blue waters lager 3 Eagle Rare bourbon (ky) 7/11 Evan Williams bonded bourbon (ky) 6/10 Logboat Dark Matter porter 6 Jack Daniel’s Tennessee whiskey (tn) 7/11 Maker’s Mark bourbon (ky) 8/12 Maplewood Pulaski Pils Vienna-style pilsner 6 Old Grand Dad bonded bourbon (ky) 6/10 Old Forester “Signature” bourbon (ky) 7/11 Martin City Yoga Pants gluten-free golden ale 5 Old Forester rye (ky) 7/11 Old Overholt bonded rye (ky) 6/10 Mikkeller Hallo Ich Bin Berliner watermelon 7 Rieger’s Kansas City whiskey (kcmo) 7/11 weisse Rittenhouse bonded rye (ky) 7/11 Woodford Reserve bourbon (ky) 10/15 Miller High Life lager 2/4 WHISK(E)Y- INTERNATIONAL Perennial Saison de Lis saison w/ chamomile 7 Auchentoshan American Oak lowlands single malt 8/12 (scotland) Seattle Cider Co basil mint 7 Crown Royal blended whiskey (canada) 7/11 Dewar’s White Label blended malt (scotland) 6/10 Stiegl Grapefruit radler 6 Kilchoman Machir Bay islay single malt (scotland) 9/14 Glenlivet 12 year highland single malt (scotland) 8/12 Torn Label Hang ‘em High experimental ipa 6 Iwai blended whiskey (japan) 7/11 Macallan 12 year highland single malt (scotland) 10/15 Victoria Mexican lager 4 Jura 10 year island single malt (scotland) 8/12 Jameson blended whiskey (ireland) 7/11 Well Being Heavenly Body non-alcoholic wheat 6 Johnnie Walker Black Label blended malt (scotland) 8/12 Laphroaig 10 year islay single malt (scotland) 8/12 Talisker 10 year isle of skye single malt (scotland) 12/18 WINE WINE G = 5 oz Glass T = 8.5 oz Quartino G = 5 oz Glass T = 8.5 oz Quartino B = Bottle B = Bottle WHITE G T B RED G T B Lager de Pintos Albariño 2016, Rías Baixas, 11 18 50 Domaine de Majas Rouge 2017, Côtes Catalanes, 10 16 45 Spain 100% Albariño; sea salt and honeydew, shore- France Carignan and Grenache Noir; fresh tart cherries leave mermaid on holiday macerated in fennel and raspberry liqueur, naturally high acidity Delinquente Wine Co. Screaming Betty 10 16 45 Vermentino 2018, Riverland, Australia 100% Ver Sacrum Garnacha 2016, Valle de Uco, 9 15 40 Vermentino; honey dipped peach blossoms, lemon zest Argentina 100% Garnacha; cherries and grapefruit, intense, rich and herbal, Bisson Bianchetta Genovese “Ü Pastine” 11 18 50 Portofino 2017, Liguria, Italy 100% Bianchetta Louis Claude Desvignes Morgon 2017, Morgon, 12 20 55 genovese; sea salted lemon and crisp green apple France 100% Gamay; crunchy cherries and black pepper licorice, tangy and tensile Broc Cellars Happi Chenin Blanc 2018, Solano 12 20 55 County, California 100% Chenin Blanc; lemon pith Elisabetta Foradori Teroldego, Vigneti delle 12 20 55 and hay, woolen mittens, acid acid acid Dolomiti, Italy 100% Teroldego; raspberries and leather, lively acidity coupled with grounded minerality Donkey and Goat The Gadabout 2018, 12 20 55 California Grenache Blanc, Etc.; the apples, the Maitia Old Vine Carignan 2016, Valle del 9 15 40 apricots, the lemons, this wine is super fun and a tiny Maule, Chile 100% Carignan; sanguine cherries, bit effervescent plums and cigar smoke Oriol Artegas La Rumbera Blanco 2018, Alella, 12 20 55 Chateau Massiac Minervois 2016, Minervois, 10 16 45 Spain 100% Pansa Blanca; melon rind marinated in France Syrah and Carignan; notes of juniper, sea water, tart crispy green apples, Bootsy Collins rosemary and thyme as well as the savory flavors of Milan Nestarec Hakuna Matata 2018, Moravia, 60 wild berries and a hint of “animal” Czech Republic; Pinot Gris; honey and lemon balm, 55 no worries Pax Valdiguie 2018, Sonoma, CA 100% Valdiguie; cranberry pop rocks, peppered blackberry, strawberry Bodegas Cota 45 UBE Miraflores 2017, 58 zest Sanlúcar de Barrameda, Spain 100% Palomino Fino; briny white flowers, toasted walnut, lemony zip Laura Lorenzo Daterra Viticultores Portela do 62 Vento, Ribeira Sacra, Spain Mencía and Garnacha Gen Del Alma Ji Ji Ji Chenin Blanc, Tupungato, 45 Tintorera; easy drinkin glou-glou, blood orange licorice Argentina 100% Chenin Blanc; green apples and sticks river rocks on a tropical vaccation, lemon-lime acidity 2Naturkinder Spätburgunder 2016, Franconia, 70 55 Koppitsch Homok White Blend 2018, Neusiedl Germany 100% Pinot Noir; high toned cherry and am See, Austria Grüner Veltliner, Pinot Blanc and cranberry, enough earthiness to keep it grounded Sauvignon Blanc; the unofficial harbinger of summer Oriol Artigas El Rumbero 2018, Alella, 68 Swick Chenin Blanc 2017, Columbia Valley, 55 Spain Syrah, Merlot, Garnatxa and Sumoll; drinks Washinton, Oregon 100% Chenin Blanc; crisp yellow surprisingly like a Pinot! tart dried cherries and pears, juiced rocks, lo-fi cinnamon Massican Gemina White Blend 2017, Napa 82 Milan Nestarec 99 Problems But Bitch Ain’t 75 Valley, California Pinot Grigio and Greco di Tufo; fuzzy One 2018, Moravia, Czech Republic 100% peach and lemon, white flowers and sunshine Zweigelt; glou-glou style easy drinking, finishes with that semi-carbonic crunch Les Vins Pirouettes Le Brutal de Jean Marc 78 2017, Alsace, France Gewürztraminer, Pinot Gris, Domaine Meix Foulot Mercurey Rouge 88 and Riesling; only one barrel of this wine was made 1er Cru 2014, Côte Chalonnaise, France 100% and we are sharing Pinot Noir; dried cranberries and mushrooms, earth and acid playing together harmoniously Maitre de Chai Kierkegaard Chenin Blanc 2017, 75 Dry Creek, California 100% Chenin Blanc; focused Hegyi-Kaló Kékfrankos 2015, Szomolya, 55 and round, toasted almonds and beeswax Hungary 100% Blaufränkish; cherries and violets, balanced acid and texture, sleeper hit for sure Talley Chardonnay 2016, San Luis Obispo, 68 California 100% Chardonnay; lime peel and pineapple, Hervé Souhaut La Souteronne 2018, Northern 77 desiccated orange blossom and sea salt Ardeche, France 100% Gamay; smoked blackberries and earth, brings the funk Oudin Vaugiraut 1er Cru 2015, Chablis, France 90 100% Chardonnay; crisp and spirited, beeswax and Scribe Winery Estate
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    NOBU'S SAKE SELECTION The Hokusetsu Brewery on Sado Island in the Sea of Japan has been operated by the Hazu family since 1871. The name "Hokusetsu", or “Northern Snow”, was chosen to reflect the ideal sake brewing conditions on the island during the coldest days of winter. Chef Nobu first experienced Hokusetsu sake when his Japanese rock-musician friend brought a bottle to the original Matsuhisa restaurant in Beverly Hills. Impressed by the quality, Nobu obtained exclusive rights to sell Hokusetsu sake in the United States. JUNMAI DAIGINJO TK40 GENSHU ENSHINBUNRI 'HIKARI' The rare hybrid rice grain, Koshitanrei, is polished to 40% of its original size to produce this premium sake. Elegant floral flavors of Orange Blossom, Elderflower, and White Tea are found in this powerful Genshu, or undiluted sake. Bottle 24 oz $680 DAIGINJO YK35 SHIZUKU The most sought-after rice grain, Yamada Nishiki, is polished to 35% of its original size to produce this premium sake. The sake is extracted through a slow drip process that highlights delicate flavors of Lychee, Honeydew, and Pear. Fruit forward and amazingly smooth. Bottle 24 oz $560 DAIGINJO YK35 SHIZUKU JUKUSEI KOSHU This is the YK35 Shizuku, aged for three years. The aging process has added structure to the delicate Nashi Pear flavor becoming highly complex with a deep richness not found in young sake. This is made in extremely limited quantities. Bottle 60 oz $3500 NOBU SAKE SELECTION GINJO NIGORI Unfiltered, dry and creamy Glass Bottle 16 oz $12 $64 Pepino Light-bodied crisp and dry with a
  • TABLE of CONTENTS: All of Us at Midfield Wine Bar & Tavern WINES BY-THE-GLASS + NOT WINE

    TABLE of CONTENTS: All of Us at Midfield Wine Bar & Tavern WINES BY-THE-GLASS + NOT WINE

    For parties of 6 or more, an automatic 18% gratuity will be applied to your bill. We cannont split bills but we can do one bill for food and one for alcohol. Our wine selections are either minimal-intervention, organic and/or biodynamic, and/or natural. Most of the winemakers we support work in small production with a commitment to quality and sustainability in their practice. Please feel free to ask your server for more information. Please remember to drink responsibly -- and never drink and drive. We want you to enjoy your night out and would be happy to call or hail a taxi for you. Love, TABLE OF CONTENTS: All of us at Midfield Wine Bar & Tavern WINES BY-THE-GLASS + NOT WINE MIDFIELD WINE BAR & TAVERN SPARKLING 2 1434 Dundas Street West (647) 345-7005 ROSÉ + CHILLED REDS 2 SHERRY 3 CHEF Mark Redman SKIN CONTACT WHITES (“ORANGE WINE”) 3 WHITE 4 MANAGER / WINE DIRECTOR RED 6 Annette Bruley DESSERT WINE 8 OWNER CIDER & BEER 9 Giuseppe Anile COCKTAILS 9 VERMOUTH, AMARI, LIQUEUR 10 You can follow us @midfieldwinebar on: Instagram + Facebook + Twitter SPIRITS 10 SPARKLING 5oz / btl 2017 ‘L’Exception’ Extra Brut Rouge, Domaine Bergeville 16/75 QUEBEC, CANADA (FRONTENAC NOIR, MARQUETTE) traditional method, blackcurrants, dark cherries, plums, cranberries…o canada! NV Cremant Rosé, AA Durrmann 16/75 ALSACE, FRANCE (PINOT NOIR) zero dosage, cranberry, sour cherry, hint of florality, nice stoney minerality, salinty N.V. ‘Uivo Pt Nat’, Blanc de Noir Brut, Folias de Baco 14/65 DOURO, PORTUGAL (PINOT NOIR) unfiltered but clean & delicious, kind