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What is the Rosé Garden? Beer Gardens are so pre-pandemic. Allow us to welcome you to New York’s very first Rosé Garden! This summer, on the 22nd street riviera, travel to the coasts of Italy, the sun-soaked south of France, and the high hills of California wine country. Drink rosé cocktails, spritzes, and of course glasses, bottles, and flights of rosé. You can get down with some glou glou (glug glug!) wine or go super luxe with baller Champagne. Our wine list offers one of the largest selections of rosé in the country, featuring rarities from cult producers, large bottle formats, and gems usually saved for the sommelier. Oh, and did you know that our Director of Beverage wrote *the* book on rosé? Essentially, this is the place to drink pink. Menu JEWELS OF THE SEA Caviar Service* Fisherman’s Welcome 클래식 케비어 차림 어부의 소중한 환대 Regiis Ova Ice-chilled East/West Kaluga Royal Hybrid ....................120/oz Coast oysters .................................. 4/pc 495/tin (4.4oz) With sea urchin .............................. 8/pc Petrossian Tsar With Kaluga Royal Hybrid caviar 12/pc Imperial Daurenki ........................195/oz 740/tin (4.4oz) Shrimp Cocktail | 4/pc Mini Plateau | 46 칵테일 새우 차게 식힌 신선한 해산물 Soft poached and 4 Shrimp cocktail, chilled prawn, gochujang 4 East Coast oysters, cocktail sauce 4 West Coast oysters FROM THE GARDEN Crudités | 14 COTE House Salad | 16 Wedge Salad | 16 제철 야채 씸플한 꽃 하우스 샐러드 아삭한 왯지 샐러드 Iced seasonal vegetables, Crispy gem lettuce, baby arugula, Iceberg lettuce, bacon, duo of dipping sauces cotton candy grapes, Jersey tomato, tomato, sesame dressing Korean mustard vinaigrette BEEF AND LEAF® USDA Prime and above steaks, sliced to share and served with scallion salad, red leaf lettuce, and ssam-jang USDA Prime Hanger Steak | 38 45+ Days Dry Aged Ribeye | 48 American Wagyu Flatiron Steak | 48 COTE Marinated Galbi | 46 SNACKS COTE Fried Chicken | 24 Maine Lobster Fritters | 18 바삭한 후라이드 치킨 알찬 랍스터 프리터 d’Artagnan “Green Circle” chickens, Gulf shrimp, sweet summer corn, brined overnight and fried crispy to citrus-gochugaru aioli order, with pickled daikon, pickled jalapeños, sweet and tangy sauce Rice Cake “Gnocchi” | 14 Chicken Nuggets | 14 쫄깃쫄깃한 떡꼬치 매콤하고 달달한 닭강정 Sweet and tangy gochujang glaze Sweet and tangy gochujang glaze Cocktails Allstar Spritz | 17 Arrival of the Birds | 18 A bittersweet harmony A rosado Margarita! Aperol, Rhubarb, Strawberry, Tequila, Rosé Vermouth, Rosé Sparkling wine Lime, Hibiscus Watermelon Cooler | 19 Frosé | 16 Canned cocktail-- should you go THE cocktail that started it all or should you stay now? Campari, Aperol, Rosé wine, Vodka, Fino Sherry, Watermelon, Grapefruit Liqueur, Citrus Chrysanthemum, Lemon Rosé Flights Our daily somm selection of three badass pink wines, side-by-side for comparison United States ...................................................................... 20 France .................................................................................. 35 Spain ................................................................................... 20 Bubbly ................................................................................. 50 Weird & Wild ....................................................................... 25 Rosé Blind Tasting Just like red and white wine, you can tell a lot about a rosé -- where it’s from and how it’s made -- through blind tasting. Do you think you’re up for the challenge? MYSTERY GLASS OF WINE | 20 Rotates daily. See Somm for the answer! Rosé by the Glass BUBBLES Ameztoi | 15 Lorenza Spritz | 10 Slightly fizzy--served from a porron! A bit of tasty bubbles in a can! 2020 Rubentis, Getariako Txakolina, NV Carignan / Grenache, California, USA Basque Country, Spain Paul Laurent | 25 Raventós i Blanc | 17 Classique Grower Champagne! Old School Spanish Sparkling! NV Brut, Champagne, France 2020 Conca del Riu Anoia de Nit Cava, Spain Krug | 300 A Whole Half bottle! Renardat-Fâche | 16 The Queen herself of Pink Champagne! A Kiss of Savory Sweetness! NV Brut, Champagne, 2020 Bugey Cerdon, Savoie, France France STILL Peyrassol | 12 Domaine Arretxea | 16 How Provence Rosé is Supposed to Taste... Flavorful yet light, full of Basque personality! 2019 Cuvée des Commandeurs, Côtes 2019 Tannat / Cabernet Franc, Irouleguy, de Provence, France Basque Country, France Domaine du Gros ‘Nore | 19 Maison Noir | 20 The Quintessential Rosé of the Riviera. Former Per Se Somm Turned Vigneron. 2018 Bandol, Provence, France Support Black-owned-Businesses! 2020 Love Drunk, Terrassen | 14 Pinot Noir / Chardonnay Germanic in style, New York roots. Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA 2019 Blaufrankisch, Finger Lakes, New York, USA Chateau Musar | 30 A Lebanese Legend that illustrates how real rosé can age. Jean-René Germanier | 15 The Secret the Swiss Kept from Us! 2016 Bekaa Valley, Lebanon 2018 Dôle Blanche, Pinot Noir / Gamay, Valais, Switzerland Rosé by the Bottle A brief chunk of our 1,200 selection wine list that our award-winning sommelier team has curated. Don’t see what you’re looking for? Ask for the full wine list! SPARKLING ROSÉ The only thing more cheerful than pink wine is bubbly pink wine! We’ve selected a range of styles from easy-drinking sparklers to more serious Champagnes with age. All delicious and made for those daily celebrations. Thierry Tissot NV Bugey, Extra-Dry Methode Traditionelle, Savoie ................................ 65 Cleto Chiarli 2019 Lambrusco del Fondatore, Lambruscodi Sorbara ............................... 65 Terrevive 2019 PerFranco, Lambrusco Rosato Frizzante ..............................................80 Raventós i Blanc 2020 Conca del Riu Anoia de Nit, Cava ......................................................... 70 La Caravelle NV Champagne Brut ..................................................................................... 70 Paul Laurent NV Champagne Brut .....................................................................................80 Renardat-Fâche NV Bugey Cerdon, Savoie ............................................................................. 65 Ruinart NV Champagne Brut 1.5L ............................................................................ 330 Doyard 2015 Oeil de Perdrix, Grand Cru, Extra Brut, Champagne ........................285 J. Lassalle 2012 Special Club, Premier Cru, Brut, Champagne ...................................280 Dom Pérignon 2006 Brut, Champagne ................................................................................... 675 Krug NV 23rd Edition, Brut, Champagne ........................................................... 665 STILL ROSÉ USA The New World is full of gems from experimental to traditional. Here are some fo the coolest producers on the market. Terrassen 2019 Blaufrankisch, Finger Lakes, New York ................................................ 55 Macari 2019 North Fork of Long Island, New York .................................................... 55 Channing Daughters 2020 Refosco, Long Island, New York ........................................................... 60 2019 Syrah, Long Island, New York ................................................................ 65 Maison Noir 2020 Love Drunk, Willamette Valley, Oregon ................................................80 Las Jaras 2020 Zinfandel & Carignan, Old Vines, California ........................................ 70 Edmunds St John 2020 Bone Jolly, Gamay, El Dorado, California .............................................. 70 Bonny Doon 2019 Vin Gris de Cigare, Central Coast, California ...................................... 50 A Tribute to Grace 2020 Grenache, Santa Barbara Highlands, California ...................................75 Gia Coppola 2019 Paso Robles, California 1L ....................................................................... 65 Railsback Frères 2019 Les Rascasses, Santa Ynez, California 1.5L ..........................................125 2018 Les Rascasses, Santa Ynez, California 1.5L .......................................... 135 Matthiasson 2020 Napa Valley, California ............................................................................ 70 FRANCE The birthplace of pink wine in France was Provence but a range of styles are being made all over the country. Racier and crisper towards the north in the Loire, and more sunshine-filled and fruit-driven examples reign in the south in Provence and Corsica. Domaine de Reuilly 2019 Pinot Gris .................................................................................................. 65 Charles Joguet 2020 Chinon ....................................................................................................... 70 Catherine & Pierre Breton 2018 La Ritournelle, Bourgueil .........................................................................75 Lucien Crochet 2020 Sancerre .................................................................................................... 70 François Cotat 2019 Sancerre ................................................................................................... 135 Pierre-Yves Colin-Morey 2020 Rosé de Pinot Noir, Bourgogne . ...........................................................105 Château de Trinquevedel 2019 Tavel, Rhône Valley 3L ...........................................................................290 Les Pallières 2019 Au Petit Bonheur, Gigondas, Rhône Valley ...........................................75 Château Simone 2019 Palette, Provence (750ml / 1.5L) . ...............................................145 / 295 Clos Saint Joseph 2019 Côtes de Provence
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  • AW List 17/18

    AW List 17/18

    ! Aperitifs Glass (125ml) Equipo Navazos Fino en Rama Sherry £7.50 Jesus Barquin and Eduardo Ojeda | Jeréz | Spain Pineau des Charentes £6.50 La Roumade | Dourdogne | France Vermouth St Raphael Ambré £6.50 St Raphael | Provence | France ! Sparkling Glass Bottle (125ml) (750ml) Charles Heidsieck Brut Réserve £12 £70 Charles Heidsieck | Reims | France | NV Our house champagne. Deep golden in colour with toasted brioche aromas and a complex fruity finish. Prosecco Biscardo Spumante Millesimato Extra Dry £7 £32 Biscardo | Veneto | Italy| 2015 | NV Crisp, fruity and dry, with hints of apple and honeysuckle. Very appealing, makes a splendid aperitif. Crémant de Loire Carte Turquoise Domaine Beaumard £9 £48 Domaine Beaumard | Loire | France | NV Vibrant and elegant Chenin/Chardonnay blend with green apple and citrus flavours. Charles Heidsieck Brut Réserve [37.5cl] £42 Charles Heidsieck | Reims | France | NV Our house champagne. Deep golden in colour, with toasted brioche aromas and a complex fruity finish. Moscato d'Asti Frizzante Tenuta Olim Bauda £30 Tenuta Bauda | Piedmont | Italy | 2016 Intensely grapey aroma with hints of honey and pineapple. Sweetness and refreshing acidity are perfectly balanced. ! Lambrusco Frizzante Rosso 'Montelocco' £44 Venturini Baldini | Emilia Romagna | Italy | NV A fun and fabulous sparkling red. Just off-dry, with amazingly juicy blackberry fruit and herbal notes. Colet Vatua! Extra Dry (organic) £48 Colet | Penedes | Spain | NV A blend of Muscat, Parellada and Gewürztraminer grapes: a crisp, refreshing and highly aromatic sparkling wine. Crémant d'Alsace Domaine Klur sans soufre (biodynamic) £55 Domaine Klur | Alsace | France | NV A vibrant, zesty and pure sparkling, made biodynamically and without the addition of sulphur.