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DRINKS APERITIVI MINI GARIBALDI 500 Campari, Malta orange NEGRONI 750 Bombay Sapphire gin, Campari, Martini Rosso DRY AMERICANO 650 Martini Bianco, Campari, soda BELLINI’S 600 White peach / Pineapple / Muskmelon SPRITZERS CECCONI’S SPRITZ 750 Bombay Sapphire gin, chinotto, prosecco APEROL SPRITZ 750 Aperol, prosecco, soda WATERMELON SBAGLIATO 750 Aperol, Martini Rosso, watermelon, prosecco MARTINI MARTINEZ 650 Bombay Sapphire gin, Martini Rosso, Maraschino, bitters THE NEW PAL 700 Dewars 12 whiskey, Martini Rosso, Campari OLIVE OIL BOULEVARDIER 900 Jim Beam bourbon, Campari, vermouth, olive oil Please let us know if you have any allergies or diatery requirements. Our drinks are made here and may contain trace ingredients. Vintages may vary depending upon availability. There is a discretionary 7.5% service charge added to your bill. All the above prices are exclusive of tax. WATER & AERATED Blue Pine Still 750ml 140 | San Benedetto Still 250ml / 750ml 150 / 300 San Benedetto Sparkling 250ml / 750ml 200 / 350 Coke / Diet Coke / Sprite 125 Ginger Ale / Fresh Lime & Soda 150 TONIC WATER Svami - Indian Tonic Water / Cucumber / Grapefruit 150 Franklin & Sons - Indian Tonic Water / Sicilian Lemon Tonic / Elderflower & Cucumber / Rosemary & Black Olive / Rubarb & Hibiscus / Original Ginger Ale 275 Please let us know if you have any allergies or diatery requirements. Our drinks are made here and may contain trace ingredients Vintages may vary depending upon availability There is a discretionary 7.5% service charge added to your bill. All the above prices are exclusive of tax. RUM, PISCO & CACHAÇA Bacardi Carta Blanca 275 La Botija Pisco Italia 600 Bacardi Black 275 El Ron Prohibido 650 Old Monk 275 Bacardi Ocho 700 Bacardi Carta Oro 300 El Dorado 12yo 900 Captain Morgan Original Dark 325 Angostura 12yo 1400 Mount Gay Silver 500 BOURBON, RYE & IRISH Jim Beam 375 Black Bush 775 Canadian Club 375 Makers Mark 900 Jack Daniel’s 550 Jack Daniel Single Barrel 975 Woodford Reserve 700 Templeton 4yo 1500 Gentleman Jack 750 COGNAC & BRANDY Hennessey VS 725 Remy Martin VSOP 1500 Martell VSOP 800 Hennessey XO 2900 Hennessey VSOP 1200 LIQUEUR, APERITIF & BITTER Martini Rosso 300 Lazzaroni & Figli Bitters 475 Martini Bianco 300 Baileys 500 Bols Apricot Brandy 395 Campari 550 Bols Creme de Mente 395 Caffe Borghetti 550 Bols Amaretto 395 Absinthe 550 Ricard Pastis 395 Antica Formula 550 Kahlua 400 Drambuie 650 Amaretto 400 Fernet Branca 700 Jagermeister 450 Fernet Branca Amaro 700 Aperol 450 Please let us know if you have any allergies or diatery requirements. Our drinks are made here and may contain trace ingredients Vintages may vary depending upon availability There is a discretionary 7.5% service charge added to your bill. All the above prices are exclusive of tax. BLENDED WHISKY Woodburns 350 J Walker Green Label 875 Dewar’s White Label 300 J Walker Gold Lable 900 J Walker Red Label 350 Dewar’s 18yo 990 J&B Rare 350 J Walker 18yo 1200 Ballantine’s 350 Compass Box Asyla 1400 Dewar’s 12yo 650 Compass Box Spice Tree 1500 J Walker Black Label 675 Compass Box Peat Monster 1600 J Walker Double Black Label 725 Royal Salute 21yo 2500 Monkey Shoulder 750 J Walker Blue Label 2500 Dewar’s 15yo 800 J Walker XR 21yo 2800 SINGLE MALT Amrut Amalgam 550 Bushmills 975 Paul John Brilliance 575 Clynelish 14yo 975 Paul John Edited 625 Dalwhinnie 15yo 975 Paul John Bold 625 Balvenie 12yo 975 Talisker 10yo 750 Springbank 10yo 1200 Singleton of Dufftown 775 Ardberg 10yo 1200 Ardmore 800 Balvenie 14yo 1200 Glenmorangie 10yo 825 Glenfiddich 15yo 1200 Glenfiddich 12yo 825 Singleton of Dufftown 15yo 1200 Caol Ila 12yo 900 Longmorn 1350 Bowmore 12yo 900 Lagavulin 16yo 1500 Oban 14yo 900 Arran14yo 1600 Cragganmore 975 Singleton of Dufftown 18yo 2000 Scapa Glanza 975 Glenfiddich 18yo 2000 Please let us know if you have any allergies or diatery requirements. Our drinks are made here and may contain trace ingredients Vintages may vary depending upon availability There is a discretionary 7.5% service charge added to your bill. All the above prices are exclusive of tax. SMOOTHIES COFFEE & BANANA SMOOTHIE 230 espresso, cocoa nibs, banana, dates, almond milk APPLE & OATS SMOOTHIE 230 apple, banana, oats, honey, cinnamon, almond milk, chia FRESH JUICES Malta Orange / Pineapple / Watermelon 275 GREEN JUICE 230 green apple, cucumber, celery RED JUICE 230 beetroot, pomegranate, red apple, ginger YELLOW JUICE 230 pineapple, orange, sweet corn, turmeric Fresh tender coconut water 230 COLD BREW COFFEE @ 200 Sleepy Owl Cold Brew – Classic or Sweet 200ml COFFEE House Espresso Blend from Blue Tokai Espresso / Macchiato / Cortado / Americano / Latte Cappuccino / Iced Americano / Iced Latte / Turmeric Latte / Hot Chocolate / Mocha / Iced Chocolate / Iced Mocha all 150 TEA From Tea Culture of the World - Loose leaf all at 150 English Breakfast / Earl Grey / Assam / Darjeeling First Flush / Green / Jasmine / Morrocan Mint / Rooibos / Chamomile / Fresh Mint INDIAN TEA Cutting Masala Chai at 75 Please let us know if you have any allergies or diatery requirements. Our drinks are made here and may contain trace ingredients Vintages may vary depending upon availability There is a discretionary 7.5% service charge added to your bill. All the above prices are exclusive of tax. VODKA Finlandia 325 Grey Goose L’Orange 725 Stolichnaya 325 Grey Goose Citron 725 Belankaya Gold 450 Ciroc 725 Ketel One 450 Belvedere 750 Absolut 450 Grey Goose 775 Our Vodka 500 Black Cow 800 Kremlin Grand 700 Roberto Cavalli 900 Grey Goose La Poire 725 Grey Goose V/X 1900 GIN Greater Than 300 East London 650 Bombay Sapphire 375 Star of Bombay 675 Tanqueray 375 Langley’s No. 8 800 Stranger & Sons 400 Martin Millers 975 Beefeater 400 Monkey 47 975 Rives 400 Malfy Lemon 975 Langley’s Old Tom Gin 600 TEQUILA & MEZCAL El Jimador Blanco 375 Corralejo Triple Distilled 1000 El Jimador Reposado 450 Corralejo Reposado 1200 Calle 23 800 Patron Silver 1275 Patron Cafe XO 875 Patron Reposado 1500 Please let us know if you have any allergies or diatery requirements. 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