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Classic Cocktails Gin Cocktails Vodka Cocktails CLASSIC COCKTAILS VODKA COCKTAILS SPIRITS PORN STAR MARTINI Absolut vanilla, Passoa, Passion Fruit THE LIVERPOOL, Liverpool vodka, infused blackberries, VODKAS served with a shot of Adnams Prosecco on the side £10.75 lemon wedges, Fevertree lemon tonic £11.60 Absolut flavours £3.70 JJ Whitley £3.70 STRAWBERRY & PASSION FRUIT MARTINI Absolut vodka, RAZBERI FIZZ, Stoli Razberi, lime wedges, cherries, fevertree Absolut blue £3.50 Rhubarb strawberry puree, passion fruit, lime, apple juice £9.75 lemonade - it’s sooo tasty! £10.10 Adnams £4.30 Liverpool £5.00 ESPRESSO MARTINI Espresso, Kahlua, Absolut vanilla BLACK COW VODKA, (made from milk) cinnamon, vanilla, Belvedere £5.00 Stoli Razberi £4.30 vodka, coffee beans £9.50 lime, lime wedges, fevertree soda £12.60 Black Cow £5.50 Wybrorowa £3.60 FRENCH MARTINI Absolut vanilla vodka, Chambord, ADNAMS EAST COAST, Adnams east coast vodka, mint Grey Goose £5.65 pineapple juice £9 leaves, cucumber, Fevertree lemonade £10.60 BAKEWELL TART Amaretto, Chambord, cranberry juice RHUBARB TWIST, JJ Whitley rhubarb vodka, lemon , GIN £8.75 Fevertree lemonade £9.60 Adnams £4.30 Ely Gin Company £4.45 BULL INN KISS Amaretto, Strawberry Liqueur, Prosecco ORANGE SPLASH, Absolut mandarin, fresh orange slices, Bombay £3.45 Edgerton Pink £5.50 £8.75 Fevertree lemonade £9.10 Hendricks £4.30 Edgerton Blue £5.50 GINGERBREAD DAIQUIRI Havana club rum, gingerbread, CITRON CHILLER, Absolut citron, lemon, lime, orange, Pinkster £5.30 The Botanist £5.35 lime £8.50 Fevertree lemon tonic £9.10 Saffron gin £4.90 Mombassa £5.25 COSMOPOLITAN Absolut vodka, Cointreau, cranberry All vodka cocktails are served with a 50ml measure Bathtub gin £5.20 strawberry juice, lime juice £8 JJ Whitley £4.20 God save the gin £5.25 MOJITO Captain Morgan white rum, fresh mint leaves, MOCKTAIL (WARNING - there is no alcohol in these cocktails) Rhubarb/Ginger soda water, fresh lime £8.25 (make it a strawberry – £8.75) STRAWBERRY OR PASSIONFRUIT REFRESHER, squeezed lime, BELLINI Prosecco, Strawberry or passionfruit £7.25 RUMS KIR ROYAL Prosecco, Chambord £8 elderflower, strawberry or passion fruit, tonic water £4.75 Captain Morgan £3.10 Lambs navy £3.70 MIMOSA Prosecco, orange juice £6.25 white Kraken rum £3.60 DRAUGHT GIN COCKTAILS Captain Morgan £3.10 Woods £4.10 Suffolk Blonde Pint £ 5.20 ½ Pint £2.70 EDGERTON PINK SPICED GIN, gin infused raspberries, fever spiced Pravha Pint £ 4.60 ½ Pint £2.35 tree tonic £12.60 Havana Club £3.10 Peroni Pint £ 5.25 ½ Pint £2.70 EDGERTON BLUE SPICED GIN, infused blackberries, fever Aspall Pint £ 4.30 ½ Pint £2.15 WHISKY and BOURBON tree tonic £12.60 3 Berry Cider (Aspall) Pint £ 5.10 ½ Pint £2.65 Aberlour 10 year £4.20 Jura 10 year £4.20 SAFFRON GIN, mint leaves, lime wedges, fever tree tonic Mosaic Pale Ale Pint £ 5.20 ½ Pint £2.70 Scotch Scotch £11.60 Guinness Pint £ 4.60 ½ Pint £2.30 Bells £2.95 Laphroaig £4.35 BATHTUB GIN, slices of fresh orange, aromatic fever tree Broadside Pint £ 3.95 ½ Pint £2.00 Bushmills £3.40 Lagavulin £5.60 tonic £12.60 Guest Ale Pint £ 3.95 ½ Pint £2.00 Cragganmore £3.90 Jamesons £3.20 MOMBASSA CLUB STRAWBERRY GIN, infused raspberries & Dalwhinnie £4.80 Jack Daniels £3.45 blackberries, fever tree tonic £12.60 Glenfiddich £4.20 Knob creek £3.60 ADNAMS COPPER HOUSE GIN, slices of fresh orange, BOTTLES Glenkinchie £4.00 Oban £5.30 Mediterranean fever tree tonic £10.60 Peroni/Corona/Budweiser/Becks £3.75 Glenlivet £3.95 Talisker £4.50 PINKSTER GIN (from Cambridge), mint leaves, fever tree Becks blue (no alcohol) £3.00 Glenmorangie £4.35 Southern Comfort £3.20 tonic £12.10 Magners original or Pear £4.50 Famous grouse £3.20 ELY LEMON GIN, lemon & lime wedges, fever tree tonic £9.85 ELY PINK GRAPEFRUIT GIN, squeezed lime, lime wedges, NON ALCOHOLIC BRANDY fever tree tonic £9.85 Fever-tree £2.70 Courvoisier £3.85 Remy martin £5.10 HENDRICKS GIN, fresh cucumber ribbons, elderflower Tonic, light tonic, lemon tonic, Aromatic tonic, Martel £3.40 cordial, fever tree tonic £10.60 Mediterranean tonic, ginger beer, ginger ale, soda, BOTANIST GIN, lemon slices, Mediterranean fever tree tonic lemonade OTHER POPULAR SPIRITS £10.85 Coke or Diet Coke (200ml) £1.85 Archers £2.65 Malibu £2.65 WHITLEY NEIL RHUBARB & GINGER GIN, lemon slices, Breckland Orchard Posh Pops, Norfolk £3.10 Amaretto £3.10 Tia Maria £3.10 fevertree ginger ale £10.10 Strawberry & rhubarb, plum & cherry, pear & elderflower, Baileys – 50ml £4.95 Limoncello £3.25 cloudy lemonade, cream soda All gin cocktails are served with a 50ml measure All spirits are served in 25ml measures unless specified WHITES REDS ROSES Puerta Vieja, Rioja Blanco, Spain 10 Flying Zebra Pinotage, South Africa 5 One World Orchid Boulevard White Zinfandel, USA 8 Limes, lemons, pineapple - £6.50 £9 £27 Red berry, plum, mineral - £4.90 £7 £21 Strawberries, cherries £5.30 £7.50 £22.50 Amanti Pinot Grigio, Southern Italy 1 Finca Ramos Cabernet Merlot, Chile 6 Amanti Pinot Grigio Rose, Italy 9 Crisp, refreshing, unoaked - £4.75 £6.70 £20 Fresh, full bodied, soft tannins - £4.75 £6.70 £20 Summer fruits - £4.75 £6.70 £20 Flying Zebra Chenin Blanc, South Africa 2 Long Acre Shiraz, Australia 7 Peach, pear fruits, off dry - £4.75 £6.70 £20 Plum, red berry, hint of spice - £5.30 £7.40 £22 Petirrojo Reserva Sauvignon Blanc, Chile 3 Bodegas Gouguenheim Malbec, Argentina 41 BUBBLES BY THE BOTTLE Grapefruit, peach, fresh lemon grass - £4.90 £7 £21 Big cherry, plum - £6.20 £8.75 £26 34 Long Acre Chardonnay, Australia 4 Adnams Prosecco, Italy Fruity, Supple and Soft Ripe, appetising, appley £7 £28 Delicately floral - £4.75 £6.70 £20 Akau Pinot Noir, New Zealand 21 Adnams Rose Fizz, France 36 Youthful, Fresh and Racy Plum, black cherry, spicy oak - £36 Summer fruits £30 23 Deakin Estate Cabernet Sauvignon, Australia 37 12 Adnams Selection Champagne, France Chablis Josselin, France Blackcurrants, vanilla - £29 Crisp, fresh, mineral - £39 Effusive fruits £37 Beaujolais Adnams, France 24 13 Babich Valley Riesling, New Zealand Fresh, juicy, red fruits - £30 Piper Heidsieck Brut, France SPECIAL Grapefruit, lime, apricot - £36 Spier Signature Merlot, South Africa 42 Fresh apples, pears, citrus aromas £45 Ripe red & black berries, undertow of eucalyptus- £30 Laurent Perrier Brut, France 38 Fruit Driven and Zippy Pettirojo Reserva Merlot 44 Toasty, baked apple £47 15 White Burgundy, Cuvée Paul Talmard, France Strawberries, raspberries, vanilla - £22 39 Veuve Cliquot “Yellow Label” Champagne, France Lemon, melon, white peach - £34 Creamy, biscuit £55 Broad, Spicy and Voluptuous Waipara Hills Sauvignon Blanc, New Zealand 14 Laurent Perrier Rose Brut Champagne, France 40 Melon, nettle, snow pea £32 Gabbiano Chianti, Italy 25 Wild strawberries, pomegranate £70 Albarino ‘Bernon’ Bodegas Aquitania, Spain 16 Ruby red, floral bouquet, sweet finish - £32 Apricots, lemon, orange blossom £37 Navardia, Bodegas Bagordi Rioja, Spain 26 Spicy, toasty, oaky, organic - £27 DESSERT WINE Chateauneuf Du Pape, Galets de la Berthaude, France 27 Classy, Aromatic and Complex Noble Semillon, Clare Valley, Australia 41 Black olives, herbs& blackberry - £56 Deakin Estate Viognier, Australia 19 Crisp finish, distinctive flavour Beso Crianza Utiel, Spain 28 Dried apricots, honeysuckle, citrus - £37 £7.50 – 125ml glass or £22 – 375ml bottle Cedar, mint, plum - £43 Sancerre 'Terroirs', Saint Ursin Domaine, France 17 Angelo Veglio Barolo, Italy 29 All prices are for 175ml, 250ml and bottles Blackcurrant leaf, grassy - £42 Prosecco is served as a 125ml measure Ripe red fruit flavours, cherry, rose, orange - £47 Wines served by the glass may be substituted for equivalents as supply dictates Chapel Down Bacchus, England 18 Villa Dei Fiori Montepulciano 45 Passion fruit, melon, grapefruit - £39 Spicy black olives, Morello cherries - £29 20 La Joya Gran Reserva Gewurztraminer, Chile Roses & lychee, citric notes such as bergamot - £34 Deep, Concentrated and Seductive 43 Paramus Rueda Verdejo, Spain Apple, pear & lavender - £38 Juniper Crossing Shiraz, Australia 30 Rich, ripe black fruit - £40 La Joya Carmenere, Chile 31 BIN ENDS Blackberry, figs, black pepper - £34 Wines offering excellent value – but very limited stock, we may Trivento Private Selection Malbec, Argentina 32 only have one bottle available Plum, raspberry jam, vanilla - £36 Nandu Sauvignon Blanc, Chile (1 available) Villa dei Fiori Primitivo, Italy 33 Vibrant lemon and citrus flavours - £20 Liquorice, ripe, red Berries- £29 Andinjs Malbec, Argentina (1 available) Black & red fruits, spicy notes - £24 PRINTED 140418 sh .
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