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By the Glass By the glass Cider 2017 Isastegi Euskal Sagardoa d.o 6% - 80,-/245,- Sparkling wine 2016 Gramona – Corpinnat La Cuveec Brut 105,- Enric Nadal – Original Corpinnat Brut Reserva 115,- White wine 2019 Mendraka – Elizalde Txakoli 115,-/575,- 2017 Qunta de Chocapalha - Arinto 115,- 2018 Bodega Castillo de Maetierra – Atlantis Albariño 125,- 2017 Terroir sense Fronteres – Brisant de Montsant 150,- 2016 Equipo Navazos – La Bota de Florpower 155,- Rosé wine 2018 Bodega Castillo de Maetierra – Libalis Rosé 115,-/550,- Red wine 2019 Isaac Fernandez - Legado del Moncayo 115,-/550,- 2015 Bodegas Launa - Crianza 130,- 2016 Veronica Ortega – Quite 140,- 2017 Terroir al Limit – Torroja vi de Vila 160,- 2004 Sierra Cantabria – Gran Reserva 160,- Sweet wine We have many by the glass, just ask. Draft Beer (0,33l) Heineken Pilsner 4,7% - 69,- Dugges Bryggeri Lux IPA 6% - 115,- Dugges Bryggeri Mango Mango Mango sour 4,5% - 110,- Sagardoa - Cider 2017 Isastegi Sagardotegia Euskal Sagardoa D.O Gipuzkoa 245,- 2015 Bordatto Etxaldea Mokofin Iparralde 595,- 2014 Bordatto Etxaldea Bihotz 0,5l Iparralde 775,- 2019 Manuel Busto Amandi Valdedios Sidra Natural Asturias 325,- Garagardo – Bottled & canned beers Alhambra Reserva 0,33l San Miguel 6,4% 125,- Alhambra Reserva 0,7l San Miguel 6,4% 185,- Daura (Gluten free) 0,33l Estrella Damm 5,4% 105,- Hazy IPA 0,33l Ten Hands 7,5% 135,- San Miguel Tradición 1l San Miguel 4,5% 185.- Rips og rabarbara Fusion 0,33l Nøisom 4,7% 125,- Blåbær Fusion 0,33l Nøisom 4,7% 125,- Pasjonsfrukt Fusion Nøisom 4,7% 125,- Non-alcoholic drinks Coast beer ipa 0,33l 90,- Pepsi 0,33l 49,- Pepsi Max 0,33l 49,- Knatten apple juice 0,33l 75,- Knatten apple juice with blackcurrant 0,33l 75,- Fever Fever-Tree Ginger Beer or Tonic 0,2l 55,- Villbrygg Løft 0,33l 90,- Alcohol free camomile vermut w/ tonic 95,- Cocktails Carajillo - Coffee with rhum & Liquer 43 105,- Spanish Mule - Dark rhum & ginger beer 135,- Blanc Vermut & lemon tonic 139,- Gin Tonic - Gin Mare with Mediterranean tonic & rosemary 150,- Xeres Garratza – Sherry Sour 135,- Vino Espumoso - Sparkling wine Spain Year Producer & Name District Price Classic styles 2020 Il lusio Penedes Catalunya 525,- 2016 Gramona Corpinatt La Cuveec Brut Penedes, Catalunya 525,- Enric Nadal Original Corpinnat Brut Reserva Penedes, Catalunya 560,- 2017 Entres Vinyes Funambul Cava Brut Nature Penedes, Catalunya 575,- 2016 Alta Alella Bruant Cava Brut Nature Alella, Catalunya 775,- Petnat/Nature 2020 Le naturel Pet Nat Penedes, Catalunya 650,- 2017 Nouger Baix Penedes, Catalunya 750,- 2018 Jordi Llorens Ancestral de la Cristina Conca de Barberá, Catalunya 795,- 2015 Barranco Oscuro Brut Nature Granada-Alpujarra, Andalucia 795,- 2019 Microbio Nieva York Petnat Nieva, Castilla y León 795,- 2018 Microbio Nieva York Petnat (1,5l) Nieva, Castilla y León 1550,- 2018 Microbio Afinador de Estrellas Ancestral (rosé) Nieva, Castilla y León 850,- Rosé 2017 At Roca Rosat Reserva Penedes, Catalunya 595,- 2017 Llopart Rosé Brut Reserva Corpinnat Penedes, Catalunya 850,- 2016 Alta Alella Capsigrany Cava Brut Nature Rosé Alella, Catalunya 875,- Portugal Year Producer & Name District Price Petnat/Nature 2014 Luis Pato Informal (Rosé) Bairrada 600,- NV Luis Pato Maria Duck Pet Nat Bairrada 700,- Vino Blanco - White wine Spain Year Producer & Name District Price Light 2018 Bodega Castillo de Maetierra Atlantis Rias Baixas, Galicia 550,- 2019 Bodega Elizalde Mendraka Bizkaiko, Basque Country 575,- 2018 Zàrate Albariño Rias Baixas, Galicia 650,- 2018 Txomin Etxaniz Txakoli Getariako, Basque Country 650,- 2015 Bat Gara Txakoli Uno Arabako, Basque Country 650,- 2017 Bat Gara Txakoli Urtaran Arabako, Basque Country 750,- 2015 Bodega Gorka Izagirre G22 Bizkaiko, Basque Country 695,- 2017 Bodega Gorka Izagirre Eneko Atxa 42 Bizkaiko, Basque Country 795,- 2019 Rodrigo Mendez Cies Rias Baixas, Galicia 745,- 2017 Rodrigo Mendez O Raio da Vella Rias Baixas, Galicia 825,- 2017 Envinate Benje Blanco Ycoden Daute Isora, Tenerife 795,- Medium-bodied 2018 El Aprendiz Blanco Castilla y Leon 575,- 2018 Bodegas Muga Blanco Alta, Rioja 625,- 2017 Terroir Sense Frontiers BdM Montsant, Catalunya 750,- La Bota de Florpower 84 Jeres, Andalucia 775,- 2017 Daterra Viticultores Erea da Vila Ribeira Sacra, Galicia 795,- 2017 Luís A. Rodriguez Vazques Viña de Martin Os Pasás Ribeiro, Galicia 795,- 2018 Nanclares Soverribas Rias Baixas, Galicia 800,- 2019 Nanclares Dandelion Rias Baixas, Galicia 800,- 2017 Alta Alella Cau d’en Genis Alella, Catalunya 850,- 2018 Alfredo Arribas Instabile No.5 Priorat, Catalunya 850,- 2017 Oxer Bastegieta Marko Gure Arbasoak Bizkaiko, Basque Country 850,- 2016 Terroir al Limit Cartoixa Vinum Verum Priorat, Catalunya 950,- 2015 Terroir al Limit Muscat Vinum Verum Priorat, Catalunya 950,- 2018 Microbio Frágil VldT, Castilla y Léon 950,- Full-Bodied 2014 CVNE Monopole Classico Rioja, Alavesa 650,- 2012 Celler Cal Pla Mas D’en Compte Priorat, Catalunya 695,- 2017 Ximénes-Spinola Exceptional Harvest 0,5l Frontera, Jerez 695,- 2017 Ximénes-Spinola Fermentacion Lenta Frontera, Jerez 850,- 2017 Borja Perés Artifice Blanco Ycoden Daute Isora, Tenerife 715,- 2006/2009 Celler Capçanes Vim Blanc 1/2 Montsant, Catalunya 950,- 2008 Lopez de Heredia Viña Tondonia Reseva Alta, Rioja 950,- 2009 Pazo Señorans Seleccion de Anada Rias Baixas, Galicia 1050,- 2014 Olivier Rivière Mirando al Sur Alavesa, Rioja 1195,- 2015 Terroir al Limit Pedra de Guix Priorat, Catalunya 1250,- Natural and Orange 2019 Azul y Garanza Naturaleza Salvaje Blanco Navarra, Basque Country 695,- 2018 Torcuato Purulio Blanco Granada-Alpujarra, Andalucia 775,- 2019 Celler la Salada Sota els Ametllers Penedes, Catalunya 825,- 2019 Cosmic Vinyaters Desti Emporda, Catalunya 850,- 2019 Cosmic Vinyaters Gratidud Sauvignon Blanc Penedes, Catalunya 850,- 2016 Ca N´Estruc BI Xarel·lo II Esparreguera, Catalunya 850,- 2020 Orange de Noirs Conca de Barbera, Catalunya 850,- 2017 Microbio White VldT, Castilla y Léon 850,- 2016 Microbio White (Magnum) VldT, Castilla y Léon 1600,- 2017 Lalume Rias Baixas, Galicia 800,- 2015 Sobrenatural Castilla y Leon 1250,- Portugal Year Producer & Name District Price Light 2017 Quinta de Chocapalha Arinto Lisboa 495,- Medium-bodied 2018 Filipa Pato Nossa Calcário Branco Bairrada 750,- 2018 Filipa Pato Nossa Calcário Branco (1,5l) Bairrada 1650,- 2017 Wine&Soul Guru Douro 950,- 2018 Luis Seabra Xisto Cru Branco (1,5l) Douro 1850,- Vino Rosado - Rosé wine Spain Year Producer & Name District Price 2018 Bodega Castillo de Maetierra Libalis Alavesa, Rioja 550,- 2019 Hacienda Lopez de Haro Rosado Alavesa, Rioja 650,- 2017 Terroir al Limit Roc d'Aubaga Vinum Verum Priorat, Catalunya 950,- Vino Tinto - Red Wine Spain Year Producer & Name District Price Light 2017 Dominio de Punctum Pablo Claro VdlT, Castilla-La Mancha 450,- 2017 Bodega Gormaz Catania Joven Ribera del Duero, Castilla y Léon 550,- 2019 Isaac Fernandez Legado del Moncayo Campo del Borja, Aragon 550,- 2017 Proyecto Garnachas de España La Garnacha Salvaje Ribera del Queiles, Aragon 550,- 2017 Proyecto Garnachas de España La Garnatxa Fosca Priorat, Catalunya 600,- 2018 Parajes del Valle Monastrell Jumilla, Murcia 575,- 2018 Els Vinyerons Vins Naturals Saltamarti Penedés, Catalunya 575,- 208 Bodegas Moraza Tempranillo Alta, Rioja 675,- 2018 Azul y Garanza Naturaleza Salvaje Tinto Navarra, Basque Country 695,- 2016 Veronica Ortega Quite Bierzo, Galicia 695,- 2019 Motor Callet VdlT, Mallorca 750,- 2019 Veronica Ortega Kinki Bierzo, Castilla y Leon 850,- 2017 Envinate Benje Tinto Ycoden Daute Isora, Tenerife 795,- 2018 4 kilo VdlT, Mallorca 950,- Medium-bodied 2014 Bodegas Launa Selección Familiar Crianza Alavesa, Rioja 575,- 2018 Envinate Albahra Almansa, Castilla-la Mancha 600,- 2018 Jiménez-Landi El Corralón Méntrida, Castilla-La Mancha 625,- 2015 Adega Algueira Mencia Ribeira Sacra, Galicia 650,- 2015 Adega Algueira Caravel Ribeira Sacra, Galicia 795,- 2016 Bárbara Palacios Puppi de Barbarot Alta, Rioja 675,- 2017 Borja Pérez Artifice Tinto Ycoden Daute Isora, Tenerife 695,- 2016 Mengoba Tinto Bierzo, Castilla 695,- 2018 4 kilo 12 volts VdlT, Mallorca 750,- 2017 Fedellos do Couto Cortezada Ribiera Sacra, Galicia 750,- 2016 Uvas Felices El Hombre Bala VdlT, Madrid 750,- 2016 Domino do Bibei Lalama Ribeira Sacra, Galicia 750,- 2018 Bai Gorri Alta, Rioja 675,- Modern full-bodied 2018 Bodegas Moraza 4 Caminos Alta, Rioja 700,- 2018 Modegas Moraza Las Tasugueras Alta, Rioja 700,- 2014 Bárbara Palacios Barbarot Alta, Rioja 750,- 2018 Olivier Riviere Gabaxo Baja, Rioja 750,- 2017 Camino Terra Remota Camino Conca de Barbera, Catalunya 750,- 2016 Finca Terrerazo Valencia 750,- 2018 Jiménez-Landi Sotorrondero Méntrida, Castilla-La Mancha 695,- 2017 Terroir al Limit Torroja Vi de Vila Priorat, Catalunya 800,- 2016 Terroir al Limit Arbossar Priorat, Catalunya 1100,- 2016 Terroir al Limit Dits del Terra Priorat, Catalunya 1100,- 2014 Terroir al Limit Les Tosses Priorat, Catalunya 1990,- 2014 Dominio do Bibei Ribeira Sacra, Galicia 1195,- Classic full-bodied 2013 Bodegas Launa Selección Familiar Reserva Alavesa, Rioja 675,- 2016 Bodegas Muga Reserva Alta, Rioja 695,- 2016 Bodegas Muga Reserva (1,5l) Alta, Rioja 1750, 2011 Muga Prado Enea Gran Reserva Alta, Rioja 1250,- 2018 Mas Doix Les Crestes Priorat, Catalunya 795.- 2018 Mas Doix Les Crestes (1,5l) Priorat, Catalunya 1650,- 2017 Matsu El Viejo Toro, Castilla y Léon 800,- 2019 Carmelo Rodero 9 Meses Ribera del Duero, Castilla y Leon 725,- 2015 Finca Villacreces Ribera del Duero, Castilla y León 895,- 2015 Olivier Riviere Las Viñas de Eusebio
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