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Non-Alcoholic Beverages Non-Alcoholic Beverages 330ML CANS Coca-Cola R14.50 Tab R14.50 Coke Light R14.50 Sprite R14.50 Sprite Zero R14.50 Fanta Orange R14.50 Dry Lemon R14.50 Creme Soda R14.50 TISERS White Grapetiser / Red Grapetiser / Appletiser R21.50 WATER Still - 1L R21.50 Still - 500ml R12.50 Sparkling - 1L R21.50 Sparkling - 500ml R12.50 ICE TEAS Lemon / Red Fruits / Peach R 17.00 TOMATO COCKTAIL R 18.50 ROCK SHANDY R 26.50 MILK SHAKES Vanilla / Strawberry / Banana / Chocolate R 20.00 HOT BEVERAGES Filter Coffee R 12.00 Americano R 15.00 Single Espresso R 12.00 Double Espresso R 16.50 Cappuccino R 18.00 Latté R 18.00 Horlicks R 15.00 Hot Chocolate R 14.00 Five Roses Tea R 10.00 Earl Grey Tea R 13.00 Rooibos Tea R 10.00 Chai Tea R 18.00 100% FRUIT JUICES Orange / Mango / Fruit Cocktail R 14.50 Ž * Refer to Black Boards or ask your Waitron Alcoholic Beverages BEERS Amstel R 18.00 Black Label R 16.50 Castle Lager R 16.50 Castle Lite R 18.00 Heineken R 20.50 Millers Draft R 19.00 Windhoek Draught R 21.50 Windhoek Lager R 18.00 Castle Milk Stout R 18.50 Becks Non-Alcoholic R 24.50 ASK YOUR WAITRON ABOUT THEN LOCALLY BREWED BEERS THAT WE STOCK CIDERS Hunters Dry R 19.00 Hunters Gold R 19.00 Savanna Light R 19.50 Savanna Dry R 19.50 Brutal Fruit Cranberry R 19.50 Flying Fish Lemon R 18.00 HARD LIQUOR BY REQUEST Ž * Refer to Black Boards or ask your Waitron Wine List WHITE WINES Asara Cabernet Sauvignon Blanc (“The White Cab”) R 120.00 Asara Classic Collection (Sauvignon Blanc/Chardonnay) R 92.50 Durbanville Hills Sauvignon Blanc R 113.50 Riebeek Sauvignon Blanc R 75.00 Fleur de Cap Chenin Blanc R 112.50 Riebeek Montino Petillant Light (Low Alcohol, Low Kilojoules) R 72.50 Bellingham Pear Tree White (House Wine) R 70.00 White House Wine per glass R 19.00 RED WINES Asara Classic Collection (Cabernet Sauvignon/Merlot) R 92.50 Riebeek Cabernet Sauvignon/Merlot R 80.00 Franschhoek Cellar Merlot R 102.50 Zonnebloem Cabernet Sauvignon R 138.00 Riebeek Cabernet Sauvignon R 80.00 Durbanville Hills Shiraz R 153.50 Riebeek Pinotage R 80.00 Bellingham Big Oak Red (House Wine) R 82.50 Red House Wine per glass R 20.00 ROSÉ Riebeek Pinotage Rosé R 72.50 Bellingham Berry Bush Rosé (House Wine) R 70.00 Rosé House Wine per glass R 19.00 SPARKLING WINES JC Le Roux la Fleurette R96.50 Riebeek Cellars Pieter Cruythoff Brut R 112.50 Kasteelberg Methode Cap Classique R 210.00 PORT Riebeek Cape Ruby Port per glass R 15.00 SHERRY Monis Full Cream per glass R 17.50 Monis Medium Cream per glass R 17.50 Monis Pale Dry per glass R 17.50 Sedgwicks The Original Old Brown per glass R 7.50 Ž * Refer to Black Boards or ask your Waitron .
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