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WINE BEER & SPIRITS WELCOME to Leeds’ finest rooftop setting with unrivalled views of the city. Whether you’re here for a chilled out relaxing experience in the week, a great breakfast or afternoon tea in the Sky, or to party with our resident house DJ’s at the weekend, you’re sure to have an experience you wont forget. If you choose to have your party, wedding, family celebration or any other event life throws at you, we can design you the picture perfect event whatever the occasion. SKY BREAKFAST 17.5 per person Saturday & Sunday 7am - 12pm (Staying in the hotel? Please speak to a member of staff) SKY AFTERNOON TEA Afternoon Tea 19.95 per person Monday to Sunday 12pm - 5pm Unlimited Prosecco Afternoon Tea* 32.95 per person (*For 90 minutes, not available on Saturday) SKY ”THIRTEEN” VIP EVENT If you fancy treating yourself and your friends to a VIP night out please contact 0113 241 1007 or [email protected] to find out more information. CHAMPAGNE 125ML BTL WHITE WINE 125 ML 175 ML 250 ML BTL Mercier Brut 9.95 55 Spy Valley Sauvingnon Blanc (NEW ZEALAND) 5.6 7.95 10.95 32 Moet & Chandon Brut 70 Bush Telegraph Pinot Grigio (AUSTRALIA) 4.9 6.95 9.45 27 Moet & Chandon Magnum 140 Journey’s End Haystack Chardonnay (SOUTH AFRICA) 5.3 7.25 10.15 29 Bollinger Brut 75 Poderi dal Nespoli Trebianno di Romagna (ITALY) 4.3 5.75 8.5 22 Veuve Clicquot 80 Charles Smith Kung Fu Girl Riesling (USA) 29 Dom Perignon 240 Mas Peuch Picpoul de Pinot (FRANCE) 27 Louis Roederer Cristal 300 Patrick Piuze Terrior de Chablis (FRANCE) 48 ROSÉ CHAMPAGNE Castillo Clavijo (SPAIN) 28 Mercier Brut Rosé 10.95 60 Moet & Chandon Rosé 80 ROSÉ WINE Laurent Perrier Rosé 85 The Bulletin Zinfandel Rosé (USA) 4.4 6.5 8.95 26 SPARKLING Chateau Leoube Rosé de Leoube (FRANCE) 50 BelStar Prosecco (ITALY) 7.5 37 BelStar Rosé (ITALY) 7.5 37 RED WINE Catena Malbec (ARGENTINA) 5.6 7.95 10.95 32 FAVOURITES LOUISE BERNARD CHATEAU LEOUBE Vivanco Rioja Crianza (SPAIN) 5.45 7.45 10.95 30 CHATEAUNEUF ROSE DE LEOUBE DU PAPE Fico Grande Sangiovese di Romagna (ITALY) 4.3 5.75 8.5 22 A beautiful soft pale pink in OUR A full-bodied complex wine, colour, this aromatic Provencal The Spee’wah Deep River Shiraz (AUSTRALIA) 5.3 7.25 10.15 29 with aromas and flavours of rosé is teeming with flavours of Xanadu Exmoor Drive Cabernet Sauvignon (AUSTRALIA) 45 dark berry fruit, warm spices pinapple, wild strawberries, and a long smooth finish. and red berries. Charles Smith Velvet Devil Merlot (USA) 42 Chateau Moulin Fayre Brouilly Vielles Vignes (FRANCE) 35 BTL 62 BTL 50 Louise Bernard Chateauneuf du Pape (FRANCE) 62 A discretionary service charge of 5% will be added to your bill, Wines on the list may contain sulphites, egg or milk products. 100% of which goes to all staff members /// All prices are in £ inc VAT. Please ask a member of staff should you require guidance. TEQUILA 25ML Don Julio Blanco 9 El Jimador Blanco 4.75 El Jimador Reposado 4.75 Herradura Anejo 6.5 SCOTTISH MALT 25ML 8.1 VODKA 6.65 Patron Anejo BRANDY 25ML Ardbeg COGNAC Patron XO 6 Belvedere 5.5 Auchentoshan 12 5.5 5 Tapatio Blanco 5 Belvedere Pink 5.75 Courvoisier VS Auchentoshan 3wood 6 6.5 RUM Belvedere Unfiltered 6.5 Courvoisier VSOP Balvenie 12 6 16.5 Appletons VX 4.5 Cariel Vanilla 4.75 Courvoisier XO Balvenie 21 19 5 Bacardi 4.5 Chase 6 Hennessy VS Bowmore 12 5.85 15 Bacardi Oro 4.5 Chase Marmalade 6.5 Hennessy XO Dalmore 12 5.5 35 Dark Matter Spiced 5 Ciroc 5.25 Hennessy Paradis Dalwhinnie 6.5 5.1 Diplimatico Reserva 5 Grey Goose 6 Pisco Glenfarclas 5.5 CALVADOS El Dorado 12 5.5 Ketel One 4.75 Glenfiddich 6.65 Goslings 4.5 Ketel One Citroen 4.75 Daron Calvados 6.5 Glenfiddich 15 7.5 Havana 3 4.5 Zubrowka 4.75 ARMAGNAC Glenkinchie 5.5 Havana 7 4.6 GIN Janneau VSOP 6.5 Glenlivit 5.5 Havana Especial 4.5 Chase 5.5 SCOTTISH Glenmorangie 10 5.5 BLENDS Koko Kanu 4.5 Gin Mare 6 Highland Park 5.5 Chivas Regal 4.5 Kracken 4.5 Hendricks 5.5 Jura 5.5 Johnnie Walker Mount Gay Eclipse 4.5 Plymouth 5.4 4.5 Lagavulin 7 Black Label Mount Gay XO 6 Portobello 6 Laphroaig 6.6 Johnnie Walker 29.50 Ron Zacapa 23 7.5 Sipsmith 5.5 Blue Label Macallan Gold 6.6 Sailor Jerry 4.5 Tanqueray 4.75 Monkey Shoulder 5 Macallan 18 20 Wray & Nephew 5.45 Tanqueray 10 6.5 The Famous Grouse 4.25 Oban 6.6 A discretionary service charge of 5% will be added to your bill, Please inform your server before ordering 100% of which goes to all staff members/// All prices are in £ inc VAT. if you have a food allergen or intolerance BOURBON & AMERICAN 25ML WHISKEY DRAUGHT BEER cocktails Buffalo Trace 5 4.75 Bulleit 5 Estrella Gallicia 4.75 Jack Daniels 4.5 Goose Island Midway IPA Jack Daniels 5.5 Gentleman Jack BOTTLED BEER Jack Daniels Single Barrel 7.75 Peroni 4.75 Knob Creek 5.5 Corona 4.75 Makers Mark 5 Meantime London Lager 5 Woodford Reserve 5.5 Meantime Pale Ale 5 Woodford Reserve Rye 6 Yeastie Boys Gunnamatta IPA 5 IRISH WHISKEY Yeastie Boys South Pacific 5 Bushmills 10 5 Porter Jameson 4.25 6 Teeling CIDER CANADIAN WHISKEY Maeloc Dry Cider 5 Maeloc Strawberry Cider 5.75 Canadian Club 4 Maeloc Blackberry Cider 5.75 ALL SPIRITS AVAILABLE BY THE BOTTLE WITH COMPLIMENTARY MIXERS, FOR PRICES SPEAK TO THE SERVER. Weights and Measures Act 1985 unless supplied pre-packaged, gin, rum, vodka, whisky and brandy are offered for sale for consumption on the premises in quantities of 25ml measures or multiples thereof. A discretionary service charge of 5% will be added to your bill, 100% of which goes to all staff members Please inform your server before ordering if you have a food allergen or intolerance. SKY LOUNGE Sky High Club SIGNATURE COCKTAIL SKY HIGH COCKTAIL THE SKY TAI The Classic Champagne cocktail is one of the oldest cocktails, 500 The Mai Tai is a tropical cocktail made famous by “Trader Vic” dating back to around at least the mid 1800’s. Beregon in 1944 after mixing rum, lime, orange curacao, orgeat 9.95 and syrup. His Tahitian friends named it with their native reply The Sky High cocktail serves 6 and consists of: after tasting it “Mai Tai” meaning literally “Very good”. HENNESSY PARADIS A Cognac of extraordinary purity and finesse Our Sky Tai consists of: with exceptional depth and elegance. HAVANA 3 DOM PERIGNON The most prestigious light Cuban Rum. A Vintage Champagne only. Each Vintage is a creation, HAVANA ESPECIAL singular and unique, that expresses both the character A Premium golden rum with a smooth finish, of the year and the character of Dom Perignon. made and double aged in Cuba. ANGOSTURA BITTERS BLUE CURACAO DEMERARA SUGAR CUBES A sweet blue liqueur, distilled and flavoured from the dried peel of oranges. The Sky High cocktail includes a lifetime VIP membership which entitles you to: LIME JUICE ALMOND SYRUP VIP invitation to Sky Lounge once a year for complimentary drinks for you and a guest 10% off your bill in the Sky Lounge At Sky Lounge we’ve swapped the classic Orange Curacao for Blue Curacao to Two complimentary cocktails for you on your birthday make it the same colour as the Sky and added dry ice to represent the clouds. A discretionary service charge of 5% will be added to your bill, Please inform your server before ordering 100% of which goes to all staff members/// All prices are in £ inc VAT. if you have a food allergen or intolerance Vodka Rum STRAWBERRY LYCHEE CAIPIROSKA DAQUIRI KETEL ONE /// LYCHEE LIQUEUR /// STRAWBERRY PUREE /// HAVANA 3 /// LIME JUICE /// FRUIT PUREE /// SUGAR 8.95 LIME JUICE /// SUGAR 9.5 Available Straight up or Frozen in Classic /// Strawberry /// Raspberry /// Passionfruit RASPBERRY RIPPLE PINA COLADA CARIEL VANILLA /// CHAMBORD /// APPLE JUICE /// 9.95 RASPBERRY SYRUP /// VANILLA SYRUP /// CREAM HAVANA 3 /// PINEAPPLE JUICE /// COCONUT CREAM 9.95 RASPBERRY MULE MOJITO KETEL ONE CITROEN /// CHAMBORD /// RASPBERRY PUREE /// HAVANA 3 /// MINT /// LIME JUICE /// SUGAR /// SODA 9.5 LEMON JUICE /// FEVERTREE GINGER BEER 9.95 Available in Classic /// Strawberry /// Raspberry /// Passionfruit PORNSTAR MARTINI ZOMBIE CARIEL VANILLA /// BUTTERSCOTCH LIQUEUR /// PINEAPPLE JUICE /// LEMON JUICE /// PASSIONFRUIT PUREE /// PASSIONFRUIT SYRUP /// 9.95 HAVANA 3 /// BACARDI ORO /// APPLETON VX /// WRAY & NEPHEW /// EGG WHITE /// PROSECCO CHERRY MARNIER /// ORANGE JUICE /// PINEAPPLE JUICE /// LIME JUICE /// PASSIONFRUIT SYRUP /// GRENADINE /// 15/10 ESPRESSO MARTINI ANGOSTURA BITTERS CARIEL VANILLA /// KAHLUA /// ESPRESSO /// THE TIKI MUG IS YOURS TO KEEP! CHOCOLATE BITTERS /// VANILLA SYRUP 9.5 JUNE BUG KOKO KANU /// BANANA LIQUEUR /// MIDORI /// LEMON JUICE /// PINEAPPLE JUICE 9.95 A discretionary service charge of 5% will be added to your bill, Please inform your server before ordering 100% of which goes to all staff members/// All prices are in £ inc VAT. if you have a food allergen or intolerance GIN Sparkling TOM COLLINS BELLINI TANQUERAY /// LEMON JUICE /// SUGAR /// SODA 9.5 FRUIT PUREE /// PROSECCO 8.95 Available in Classic /// Strawberry /// Raspberry /// Passionfruit Available in Peach /// Strawberry /// Raspberry /// Passionfruit ROSEMARY BRAMBLE APEROL SPRITZ GIN MARE /// ROSEMARY /// SUGAR /// LEMON JUICE /// APEROL /// PROSECCO /// SODA 8.95 CRÈME DE MURE 9.95 ITALIAN 75 STIFF UPPER LIP TANQUERAY GIN /// LEMON JUICE /// SUGAR /// PROSECCO 10.95 TANQUERAY /// ELDERFLOWER CORDIAL /// LEMON JUICE /// CUCUMBER /// SUGAR /// TONIC /// PROSECCO 10.95 RASPBERRY PUNCH PASSIONFRUIT CUCUMBER MARTINI HAVANA 3 /// LIME JUICE /// RASPBERRIES /// RASPBERRY SYRUP /// PROSECCO 10.95 HENDRICKS /// PASSOA /// PASSIONFRUIT PUREE /// LEMON JUICE /// CUCUMBER /// PASSIONFRUIT SYRUP 9.95 CITRUS BELLINI ELDERBERRY FUSION KETEL ONE CITROEN/// TRIPLE SEC/// LEMON JUICE/// SUGAR/// PROSECCO 10.95 TANQUERAY /// CHAMBORD /// ELDERFLOWER CORDIAL /// APPLE JUICE /// LEMON JUICE /// CRANBERRY JUICE /// 9.95 RASPBERRY PUREE A discretionary service charge of 5% will be added to your bill, Please inform your server before ordering 100% of which goes to all staff members/// All prices are in £ inc VAT.
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    Biting Back December 2009 Uganda: Comic Relief Celebrities Kick Start Net Distribution Five celebrities from this year’s Comic Relief Kili- manjaro Climb - Ben Shephard, Chris Moyles, Fearne Cotton, Gary Barlow and Kimberley Walsh - visited Uganda to lend their direct support to the start of a mass mosquito net distribution campaign to help save the lives of thousands of children in Western Uganda. See the highlights: Comic Relief’s The Net Result Resistance to Malaria $100 Million to Fight Sonia Sultuane - Drugs Spreading Malaria Sculptor and Activist Resistance to artemisinin Malaria Consortium is to lead MozambicanMozambican poetpoet andand sculptor,sculptor, derivative drugs is growing in the net distribution and opera- whowho nearlynearly lostlost herher brotherbrother toto Southeast Asia, despite more tions research for a five year thethe disease,disease, hopeshopes toto helphelp fightfight investment in malaria control. USAID project across Africa. malariamalaria throughthrough herher art.art. Other News... • World Malaria Report 2009 • New advocacy case studies published • United Nations Resolution Malaria Consortium Christmas Appeal on Malaria Annual Lecture 2009 • Photographer wins award Professor Myles Wickstead Help us to provide nets to the for Malaria photos considers whether the MDGs children of Southern Sudan. should be a matter of rights or Even a small amount can make simply the right thing to do. a big difference! Please add [email protected] to your address list to ensure you receive this email. If www.malariaconsortium.org you would like a friend to receive this newsletter, email [email protected] with their email address in the subject line. If you wish to unsubscribe, please email [email protected] with ‘remove’ in the subject line.