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BEVERAGE MENU Wine Director: Hillary Fuller BEVERAGE MENU Wine Director: Hillary Fuller ALTIUS ORIGINAL COCKTAILS $13 Torro Four Roses Small Batch, Hennessy VS, Aperol, sweet vermouth, Green Chartreuse Mountain Top Coffee Bailey’s, Kahlua, Frangelico, coffee ice cube Madeline Ketel One, Yellow Chartreuse, Averna, ginger syrup, lemon juice Old Hat Bulleit, Kronan, demerara syrup, St. Elizabeth, cherry bitters, Angostura bitters Spring Sangria Rosé, Ketel One Botanical Peach and Orange Blossom, peach nectar Peppered Gimlet Plymouth, lime juice, red pepper simple syrup Playa del Mule Cimarron, Green Chartreuse, lime juice, ginger beer, red wine float Blackberry Bramble Joseph Cartron Crème de Mures, prosecco Bartender’s Choice A hand-crafted, custom cocktail of your bartender’s choice ALTIUS CLASSIC COCKTAILS $13 Paper Plane Angel’s Envy, Montenegro, Aperol, lemon Aviation Plymouth, Luxardo Maraschino, Crème de Violette, lemon Oaxaca Old Fashioned Lunazul Reposado, Montelobos, chocolate bitters, agave nectar Pimm’s Cup Plymouth, Pimm’s Number 1, lime, simple syrup, soda Black Manhattan Rittenhouse Rye, Averna, Angostura bitters BOTTLED BEER Bell’s Brewery, ‘Kalamazoo’ 9 Stout, 6% ABV Comstock, Michigan Founders Brewing Co., ‘All Day IPA’ 8 American Session IPA, 4.7% ABV Grand Rapids, Michigan Miller, ‘Lite’ 7 Light Pilsner, 4.2% ABV Milwaukee, Wisconsin Penn Brewery, ‘Penn Pilsner’ 10 Vienna Lager, 5.0% ABV Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Penn Brewery, ‘Penn IPA’ 10 American IPA, 7.0% ABV Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Troeg’s, ‘Troegenator’ 10 Double Bock 8.2% ABV Hershey, Pennsylvania NON-ALCOHOLIC Fizzy Lifting Drink 9 Cranberry, lemon, lime, plum bitters, soda Honey, I’m Home 9 Honey, ginger syrup, lemon juice, soda Apple Expression 9 Apple, cinnamon syrup, lemon juice, ginger ale Sodas Fever Tree Ginger Ale Fever Tree Club Soda Fever Tree Tonic Red Ribbon Root Beer 4 SPIRITS BOURBON Angel’s Envy Angel’s Envy Cask Strength Basil Hayden's Booker's Bulleit Buffalo Trace Eagle Rare Elijah Craig Small Batch Four Roses Single Barrel Four Roses Small Batch Jefferson’s Very Small Batch Jim Beam Knob Creek Knob Creek Single Barrel Reserve Larceny Maker's Mark Wild Turkey 101 Woodford Reserve AMERICAN WHISKEY Bulleit ‘95’ Rye Jack Daniel's Rittenhouse Rye Westland ‘Sherry Wood American Single Malt’ Wild Turkey Rye INTERNATIONAL WHISK(E)Y Crown Royal, Canada Crown Royal Noble Collection: Cornerstone Hibiki ‘Suntory’, Japan Jameson, Ireland SPIRITS SCOTCH Auchentoshan 'American Oak', Lowland Aultmore Single Malt ‘12 year’, Speyside The Balvenie ‘14 year’, Caribbean Cask The BenRiach ’15 year’, Speyside Dewar's '18 Year', Blended Dewar's 'White Label', Blended Glenfarclas '21 Year', Highland Glen Scotia ’15 Year’, Campbeltown The Glenlivet '21 Year', Speyside Glenmorangie ‘Quinta Ruban, Port Cask Finish’ Glenmorangie ‘Signet’, Highland Johnnie Walker 'Black Label', Blended Johnnie Walker 'Blue Label', Blended Jura ‘Superstition’, Isle of Jura Lagavulin '16 Year', Islay Laphroaig '10 Year’, Islay The Macallan '12 Year', Speyside VODKA Absolut Belvedere Boyd & Blair Deep Eddy Grey Goose Ketel One Ketel One Botanical, Cucumber & Mint Ketel One Botanical, Grapefruit & Rose Ketel One Botanical, Peach & Orange Blossom Stolichnaya Tito’s RUM Bacardi ‘Gran Reserva 8’ Bacardi ‘Superior’ Gosling’s ‘Black Seal’ Sailor Jerry Smith & Cross Zaya ’12 Year’ Zaya ’16 Year’ SPIRITS GIN Aviation Beefeater Bluecoat Bombay Sapphire Corsair ‘Genever’ Gordon’s Hayman's Old Tom Hendrick's Letherbee Plymouth Tanqueray Tanqueray No. 10 Uncle Val’s ‘Botanical’ TEQUILA Alquimia Casamigos Cimarron ‘Blanco’ El Tesoro ‘Reposado’ Los Amantes Mezcal Los Amantes Anejo Mezcal Los Amantes Reposado Mezcal Lunazul ‘Reposado’ Lunazul ‘Blanco’ Montelobos ‘Joven’ Mezcal BRANDY & COGNAC Bache Gabrielsen, ‘Tre Kors’ Boulard XO Calvados D’usse VSOP Cognac Hennessy VS Cognac Hennessy VSOP Cognac Joseph Carton Marc de Bourgogne Hors d’Age Brandy Maison Surrenne VSOP Moletto Grappa Barbera Moletto Grappa Nebbiolo Paul Masson VS Brandy Remy Martin Loius VIII Cognac WINES BY THE GLASS CHAMPAGNE & SPARKLING Dom Pérignon, ‘Brut’ Champagne, France 2006 40 Graham Beck, ‘Brut Rosé’ Sparkling South Africa NV 12 Gruet, ‘Brut’ Sparkling New Mexico, NV 17 Veuve Clicquot, Brut ‘Reserve Cuvée’ Champagne Reims, Champagne, France NV 28 Tullia, Brut Prosecco Prosecco di Treviso DOC, Italy 12 WHITE Cakebread, Chardonnay Napa Valley, California 2017 25 Thirty-Seven, Chardonnay Sonoma Coast, California 2015 16 Ornella Molon, Moscato Venetto, Italy NV 12 Belle Ambiance, Pinot Grigio California, 2017 13 Jules Taylor, Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough, New Zealand 2018 14 Single Post, ‘Qualitatswein’ Riesling Mosel, Germany 2016 13 Cape Mentelle, Sauvignon Blanc and Semillon Margaret River, Australia 2017 16 ROSÉ Godelia, Rosé Bierzo DO, Spain 2018 12 Joseph Jewell, Rosé Humboldt County, California 2017 13 Long Meadow Ranch, Rosé Anderson Valley, California 2018 18 RED Trefethen, Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley, California 2016 26 Caymus 'Bonanza', Cabernet Sauvignon California NV Lot 1 13 Punta Pays, Malbec Mendoza, Argentina 2018 14 Joseph Jewell, Pinot Noir Russian River Valley, California 2015 20 Ponzi ‘Classico’, Pinot Noir Willamette Valley, Oregon 2015 25 Brugnano, ‘Honoris Causa’ Sicilian Blend Siciliane IGT, Italy 2013 13 Paris Valley Road, Founders Blend Paso Robles, California 2013 15 WINES BY THE BOTTLE VINTAGES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WHITE WINES SAUVIGNON BLANC, VERDICCHIO – OLD WORLD Jean Reverdy et Fils, La Reine Blanc, Sancerre Sancerre, Loire Valley, France 2017 78 Jean Pierre Vacher & Fils, Sancerre Blanc Sancerre, Loire Valley, France 2017 80 Lucchetti Verdicchio Dei Castelli Di Jesi Marche, Verdicchio Verdicchi Dei Castelli Di Jesi Marche Classico, DOC, Italy 2017 64 SAUVIGNON BLANC – NEW WORLD Briceland, Sauvignon Blanc Humboldt County, California 2017 70 Cloudy Bay, Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough, New Zealand 2018 81 Long Meadow Ranch, Sauvignon Blanc Rutherford, Napa Valley, California 2017 61 Merry Edwards, Sauvignon Blanc Russian River Valley, California 2017 140 Rombauer Vineyards, Sauvignon Blanc Napa Valley, California 2017 77 Round Pond, Sauvignon Blanc Russian River Valley, California 2016 95 Quintessa, ‘Illumination’ Sauvignon Blanc Napa and Sonoma Counties, California 2017 152 Salvestrin, Sauvignon Blanc St. Helena, Napa Valley, California 2016 80 Trione, Sauvignon Blanc Sonoma County, California 2018 60 Turnbull Cellars, Sauvignon Blanc Oakville, Napa Valley, California 2018 64 VIOGNIER, CHENIN BLANC, CORTESE DE GAVI – OLD WORLD E. Guigal, ‘La Doraine’, Viognier Condrieu, Rhone, France 2015 225 Domaine De La Roulottière, Chenin Blanc, Sec Loire Valley, France 2016 64 La Forcine, Vouvray, Demi Sec Loire Valley, France 2015 42 La Mesma, Cortese di Gavi Del Commune di Gavi, Gavi DOCG, Italy 2017 53 VIOGNIER, CHENIN BLANC, TORRONTÉS – NEW WORLD Bonterra, Viognier Mendocino County, California 2017 64 Terre Rouge ‘Fiddletown’, Viognier Plymouth, California, 2015 60 Anko, Torrontes Salta, Argentina 2016 55 RIESLING, GEWÜRZTRAMINER, GRÜNER VELTLINER – OLD WORLD Cardinal Cusanus Stiftswein, Riesling Auslese Graacher Himmelreich, Mosel, Germany 2006 90 Jean-Baptiste Adam, 'Les Natures' Riesling Alsace AOC, France 2017 57 Michel Fonne, Riesling Alsace AOC, France 2013 45 Pfeffingen, Riesling Pfalz, Germany 2017 52 Robert Klingenfus, Gewürztraminer Alsace, France 2016 75 Stadt Krems, Grüner Veltliner Kremstal, Austria 2017 50 RIESLING, GEWÜRZTRAMINER–NEW WORLD Mt. Beautiful, Riesling North Canterbury, New Zealand 2015 75 Penfolds ‘Bin 51’, Riesling Eden Valley, Australia 2017 120 Sineann, Riesling Columbia Gorge, Washington 2014 51 Smith Madrone, Riesling Spring Mountain District, Napa Valley, California 2014 85 Trisaetum Ribbon Ridge, Riesling Willamette Valley, Oregon 2016 61 PINOT GRIS, PINOT GRIGIO, PINOT BLANC Bernard Massard, Grand Premier Cru Pinot Blanc Caves Bernard Massard, Luxembourg 2015 58 Circa, Pinot Grigio Veneto, Italy 2017 50 Hugel, Pinot Gris Alsace, France 2015 70 Iris, Pinot Gris Willamette Valley, Oregon 2016 47 Phelps Creek, Pinot Gris Columbia Gorge, Oregon 2017 50 BLENDS Chris James Cellars, ‘Cuvee Blanc’ Müller Thurgau/Gewürtztraminer 50 Willamette Valley, Oregon 2016 Inglenook, ‘Blancaneaux’ Viognier/Roussanne/Marsanne 151 Napa Valley, California 2014 Ostatu Blanco Viura/Malvasia 45 Rioja, Spain 2018 St Supéry, ‘Virtu, Estate Bottled’ Semillon/Sauvignon Blanc 107 Napa Valley, California 2016 Vina Robles, ‘White 4’ Viognier/Vermentino/Sauvignon Blanc/Verdelho 45 Paso Robles, California 2015 CHARDONNAY - OLD WORLD Castello di Ama, 'Al Poggio' Toscana IGT, Italy 2016 Cave de Lugny, Mâcon-Lugny Côte de Maconnais, France 2015 100 Domaine Croix Senaillet Davaye, Côte de Maconnais, France 2012 70 Domaine Daniel Dampt & Fils Côte de Lechet , Chablis, France 2017 96 Domaine Jean Baptiste Ponsot Bas de Vauvry, Rully, Côte de Chalonnaise, France 2015 108 Domaine Marcel Servin, 1er Cru Montee De Tonnerre, Chablis, France 2015 138 Joseph Drouhin Puligny-Montrachet Côte de Beaune, France 2016 192 Le Soufrandière, 'Les Quarts' Pouilly-Vinzelles AOC, Burgundy, France 2016 197 CHARDONNAY - NEW WORLD Au Bon Climat Santa Barbara County, California 2017 70 Brittan Vineyards Willamette Valley, Oregon 2014 125 Cakebread Napa Valley, California 2017 115 Calera Central Coast, California 2016 83 Clos Pegase ‘Mitsuko’s Vineyard’ Carneros, California 2017 90 Concha y Toro, ‘Marques’ Limari Valley, Chile 2017 90 CHARDONNAY - NEW WORLD Crystallum, 'The Agnes' Western Cape, South Africa 2017 99 Daou Paso Robles, California 2016 86 DeLoach Vineyards
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