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Fortified & After Dinner FORTIFIED & AFTER DINNER The perfect start or finish to any meal. 2oz each. Dry Valdespino ‘Inocente’ · Fino Sherry · Jerez, ES 7 Apple · Grapefruit · Lemon Peel · Brine · Mineral Rare Wine Co. ‘Charleston’ · Sercial · Madeira, PT 10 Clove · Tobacco · Honey · Poached Pear Off-Dry Chateau^ de Laubade · Floc de Gascogne · Gascony, FR 9 Fresh grape juice blended with young Armagnac; enjoy over ice. Honey · Quince · Stone Fruit · Citrus · Light Sweetness Cocchi Americano · Aperitif` · Piedmont, IT 6 Aromatized wine; enjoy over ice with a splash of soda & a citrus peel. Orange Peel · Elderberry · Herbs · Spice Quinta do Noval · Late Bottled Vintage Port · Douro, PT · 2012 8 Blueberry Jam · Rhubarb · Cocoa Powder · Raspberry Cordial Sweet Arbor Distilling ‘Water Hill’ · Cherry Eau de Vie · Ann Arbor, MI 12 Ripe Cherries · Vanilla Custard · Pistachio · Hazelnuts Arbor Distilling ‘Water Hill’ · Currant Liqueur · Ann Arbor, MI 12 Red & Black Currant · Rich · Earthy Alvear Pedro Ximenez` ‘de Anada’~ · Montilla Moriles, ES · 2013 13 Maple Syrup · Dried Orange · Honeysuckle · Dark Chocolate Alvear Pedro Ximenez` ‘Solera 1927’ · Montilla Moriles, ES · 2013 14 Figs · Toffee · Coffee · Nutella 21 SPIRITS All Pours 1.5oz unless otherwise indicated “On The Rocks” = 2oz pour for standard pours and incurs relevant surcharge *Subject to availability AMARO & APÉRITIF Amaro Amaro di Angostura..............................................................................10 Amaro Nonino*....................................................................................12 Averna..................................................................................................10 Branca Fernet.......................................................................................10 Branca Menta.......................................................................................10 Cynar....................................................................................................10 Cynar 70...............................................................................................12 Fernet-Vallet.........................................................................................10 Jagermeister.........................................................................................10 Lazzaroni..............................................................................................10 Long Road Amaro Pazzo.......................................................................10 Montenegro*.........................................................................................10 Sfumato Rabarbaro..............................................................................10 Zucca Rabarbaro..............................................................................10 Zwack...................................................................................................10 Aperitif` Aperol...................................................................................................10 Bruto Americano...................................................................................10 Campari................................................................................................10 Cappelletti............................................................................................10 Don Ciccio & Figli “Luna Amara”...........................................................12 Gran Classico........................................................................................12 Peychaud’s Aperitivo.............................................................................10 Saler’s Aperitif......................................................................................10 20 SPIRITS All Pours 1.5oz unless otherwise indicated “On The Rocks” = 2oz pour for standard pours and incurs relevant surcharge *Subject to availability SUGARCANE Rhum Agricole Barbancourt 4yr (86°)...............................................................................10 Barbancourt 15yr (86°)...............................................................................15 Clement Single Barrel (80°).......................................................................10 Damoiseau 110 Proof (110°)........................................................................10 J.M. Blanc 80 Proof (80°)..........................................................................10 J.M. V.S.O.P (86°).......................................................................................19 Other Cruzan Blackstrap (80°).............................................................................10 BEVERAGE MENU Plantation Pineapple (80°)........................................................................10 Sailor Jerry Spiced (92°)............................................................................10 SPRING 2020 Van Oosten Batavia Arrack (100°)............................................................10 Mixed Drinks ...................................1 Cachaca The Lighter Side of Social .......................2 Avua Amburana (80°).................................................................................15 Avua Prata (84°)..........................................................................................11 Champagne & Sparkling Wine. 3 Ypioca (80°).................................................................................................10 Wine By The Glass ..............................4 White By The Bottle .............................5 Red By The Bottle ..............................6 Beer ...........................................8 Cider & Limited Beer ...........................9 Spirits List ....................................10 Fortified & After Dinner ........................21 19 MIXED DRINKS SPIRITS Seasonal creations by the Wright & Company bar team. All Pours 1.5oz unless otherwise indicated “On The Rocks” = 2oz pour for standard pours and incurs relevant surcharge Seasonal *Subject to availability Vibe Check 12 SUGARCANE Light. Spicy. So Good. Espolon Blanco, Dry Curacao, Pineapple, Calpico, Jalapeno White Rum Radio Flyer 15 Cruzan (80°).................................................................................................10 Juicy. Bright. Crushable. Plantation “3 Star” (82.4°).........................................................................10 Valentine Vodka, Hendrick’s Orbium, Strawberry Cordial, Tri-Red, Lime, Soda Wray & Nephew O.P (126°).........................................................................12 Hollaback Girl 16 B-A-N-A-N-A-S! Roca Patron, Banane du Bresil, Yellow Chartreuse, Pineapple, Lemon Gold Rum Pretend To Forget 13 Angostura 7yr (80°).....................................................................................10 Tropical. Rich. Playful. Appleton Signature (80°).............................................................................10 Monkey Shoulder, Amonitalldo, Pistachio, Lemon, Apricot Preserve Appleton 12yr (86°)......................................................................................11 Brugal Anejo (80°)......................................................................................10 Underberg Swizzle 13 Diplomatico Reserva Exclusiva (80°)........................................................12 ............................................................ Fresh. Herbal. Audacious. Diplomatico Single Vintage (86°) 32 Underberg, Plantation 3 Stars, Rhum JM VSOP, Lemon Sherbet, Lime, Mint Diplomatico Ambassador (94°)...............................................................66 El Dorado 12yr (80°).................................................................................12 Cenoura Pop 15 Flor de Cana 7yr (80°)................................................................................10 Cute. Luxuriant. Surprising. Flor de Cana 12yr (80°)..............................................................................12 Lot 40 Rye, Jamaican Rum, Carrot, Ginger, Lemon, Egg White, Soda Flor de Cana 18yr (80°)..............................................................................15 Plantation “Original Dark” (80°).............................................................10 16 Goldie’s Hard Goodbye Plantation O.F.T.D (138°)............................................................................11 Love Letter to a Detroit Classic Plantation Trinidad 15yr (86.4°)..............................................................18 Westland American Single Malt, Ginger Caramel, Benedictine, Angostura, Soda Smith & Cross (114°)...................................................................................10 Tanduay Double Rum (80°).......................................................................13 Big Fandango 14 Two James “Doctor Bird” (100°)...............................................................10 Elegant. Strong. Nostalgic. American Brandy, Sarsaparilla, Carpano Antica, Cherry Onward & Onward 12 Silky. Botanic. Evocative. St. George Terroir Gin, Lillet Blanc, Citra Hops, Jalapeno Yukon Sunrise 18 Deep. Smokey. Sophisticated. Ardbeg 10yr, Pierre Ferrand 1840, Lavender, White Pepper, Fernet-Vallet 1 18 SPIRITS MIXED DRINKS All Pours 1.5oz unless otherwise indicated Favorites “On The Rocks” = 2oz pour for standard pours and incurs relevant surcharge *Subject to availability Executive Old Fashioned 18 BRANDY Explore the Detroit Optimist Society Single Barrel Expressions Russell’s Reserve 2019 “Cast” Strength, Raw Sugar, Angostura, Orange North & South American Queen Of Tokyo 15 Lush. Exotic.
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