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942 N Rampart St, New Orleans, LA Meauxbar.Com AFTER DINNER COCKTAILS 942 N Rampart St, New Orleans, LA meauxbar.com AFTER DINNER COCKTAILS Lustau Amontillado Sherry 7 LIGHT & BUBBLY Buffalo Trace Cream 7 Lustay Fino 7 CAVA- rum, pear brandy, elderflower, lime, olive bitters 11 Maestro Sierra Pedro Ximenez 8 APEROL – gin, rosemary, citrus, sparkling ros , douglas fir 12 Bodegas Yuste Aurora Olorosso Sherry 8 é Lazzaroni Amaretto 10 Lazzaroni Sambuca 10 BRIGHT & COOL Rare Wine Co. ‘Charleston’ Madeira 10 Quinta do Infantado Vintage Port ‘11 10 GIN- st. germain, genepy, apricot, lime, ancho verde 13 Quinta do Infantado 10 Year Tawny Port 10 TEQUILA – balsamo cachaca. pineapple, cilantro, poblano chile, aloe, lime 12 Château La Rame Sainte-Croix-Du-Mont ‘11 12 BRANDY STRANGE & ADVENTUROUS Lustau Solera Brandy 7 IRISH WHISKEY- smoked tea, pineau de charentes, mezcal, apple 13 Caravedo Pisco 7 MEZCAL- akvavit, chai, sour cherry, jager, lemon 12 Copper & Kings Brandy 8 Daron Calvados 8 SULTRY & SMOOTH Christian Drouin Calvados 9 Marie Duffau Bas-Armagnac Napoléon 9 Pierre Ferrand 1840 10 VODKA- strawberry, beet, dolin blanc, chartreuse, citrus, eucalyptus 11 Chateau Laubade VSOP Armagnac 11 PISCO- quina-quina, jager manifest, banana, fino sherry 12 Domaine d’Espérance Bas-Armagnac 14 Guillon Painturaud 14 BOLD & CRISP GRAPPA COGNAC- rum, cinnamon, almond, lemon, stone fruit 13 RUMS- passionfruit, pineapple, green chartreuse, grenadine, lime 12 Nardini, “Rue”, Ruta Grappa 11 Nardini, “Mandorla”, Almond Grappa 11 STRONG & SPIRITED Clear Creek, Pinot Noir 11 Marolo, “Mila”, Camomile Grappa 11 BOURBON- punt e mes, chamomile, vermut blanco, cocchi torino 12 Marolo, Barolo 12 SCOTCH- pisco, sweet vermouth, yellow chartreuse, grapefruit bitters 13 BEER Rolling Rock 2 Parish “South Coast” Amber 5 Founders “All Day” IPA 5 bar director GILLIAN WHITE Urban South “Paradise Park” Lager 5 Goose Island “Sofie” Farmhouse Ale 6 WINES BY THE GLASS VERMOUTH SPARKLING Cocchi Rosa 7 Cocchi Torino 7 Torre Oria, Cava Brut; Valencia, Spain NV 9 Cocchi Americano 7 Dolin Dry 7 Graham Beck, Brut Rosé; Western Cape, South Africa NV 13 Dolin Blanc 7 Punt E Mes 7 Simmonet-Febvre, Cremant de Bourgogne Brut; Burgundy, France NV 13 Carpano Antica 10 Vending Machine Wines “Pet-gnat” , Chenin Blanc; Napa, Calfornia ‘17 14 LIQUEURS WHITE Caravella Limoncello 7 Nocello Walnut Liqueur 7 Stein, Riesling ‘Weihwasser’ Feinherb; Mosel, Germany ’17 12 Frangelico 7 Herbsaint 7 La Chapiniere, Sauvignon Blanc; Touraine, France ‘18 12 Gennepy des Alpes 8 Ricard Pastis 8 Domaine Jean Vullien, Altesse; Savoy, France ’17 12 NOLA St. George Coffee Liqueur 9 Grand Marnier 9 Douloufakis Winery, Vidiano; Crete, Greece ’17 12 Yellow Chartreuse 12 Green Chartreuse 12 Martin Woods, Chardonnay; Willamette Valley, Oregon ’17 13 Pernod Absinthe 15 Yellow Chartreuse V.E.P. 25 Green Chartreuse V.E.P. 25 RED Jean-Francois Merieau “Bois Jacou”, Gamay; Loire, France ‘17 12 AMARI Chateau de Villeneuve, Cabernet Franc; Loire Valley, France ’16 12 Underberg 5 Amargo-Vallet Angostura 7 Carabella “Plowbuster”, Pinot Noir; Willamette Valley, Oregon ‘14 13 Jagermeister 6 Averna 8 Braulio 7 Campari 8 Guímaro, Mencia; Ribiera Sacra, Spain ’17 13 Cynar 7 Fernet Branca 8 Cardamaro 7 Branca Menta 8 Avignonesi “Cantaloro”, Rosso Toscano; Tuscay, Italy ‘15 14 Amaro Montenegro 7 Amaro Nonino 9 Aperol 7 Bigallet China China 9 Cio Ciaro 7 Cappelletti Sfumato 9 ROSÉ Cappelletti Aperitivo 7 Flight Of Three 15 Rosé of the Day 11 VODKA SPARKLING BTL Cathead 7 Torre Oria, Cava Brut; Valencia, Spain NV 36 Sobieski 7 Bolden 8 Drappier Brut (375ml); Champagne, France NV 50 Wheatley 8 Tito’s 8 Graham Beck, Brut Rosé; Western Cape, South Africa NV 52 Ketel One 9 Simmonet-Febvre, Cremant de Bourgogne Brut; Burgundy, France NV 56 Grey Goose 12 Chopin 12 Vending Machine Wines “Pet-gnat” , Chenin Blanc; Napa, Calfornia ‘17 56 GIN Argyle Winery, Blanc de Blancs; Dundee, Oregon ‘13 99 Henri Dosnon Brut; Champagne, France NV 100 Haymans Old Tom 7 Sylvie Paulhiac-Delalot, Champagne Extra Brut “Explosion”; Champagne, France NV 110 New Amsterdam 7 J Reiger Midwestern Dry Gin 8 Hayman’s Navy Strength 8 Beefeater 8 Plymouth 9 Bombay Sapphire 9 ROSÉ Aviation 9 Tanqueray 10 10 Rosé of the Day 44 Botanist 10 St. George Terroir Gin 10 Hendrick’s 11 Bristow Barrel Aged Gin 12 TEQUILA & MEZCAL RUM Cimarron 7 Don Q Silver 7 Peleton de la Muerte Mezcal 8 El Dorado 5 Year 8 Del Maguey Vida Mezcal 9 Smith & Cross 8 Siembra Valles Blanco Tequila 9 Caña Brava 8 Alipus Santa Ana Mezcal 10 Cane Land Spiced 8 El Tesoro Blanco 11 Novo Fogo Cachaca 8 El Tesoro Muy Anejo 12 Brugal Extra Viejo Rum 8 Tequila Ocho Plato 12 Plantation Overproof OFTD 8 Mezcal Vago Elote 12 Cane Land Parade Argenté Rum 8 Fortaleza Reposado 13 Mount Gay Black Barrel Rum 9 Siete Leguas Anejo Tequila 13 Plantation Pineapple 9 Del Maguey Chichicapa Mezcal 14 Rhum JM 9 Del Maguey Santo Domingo Mezcal 14 Ron Zacapa 23 Year Solera 12 WHITE BTL DOMESTIC WHISKEY / BOURBON ALSACE, GERMANY & AUSTRIA Benchmark Old No 8 7 Jack Daniels 7 Stein, Riesling Weihwasser Feinherb; Mosel, Germany ’17 48 Four Roses Yellow Label 7 Old Grand-Dad 100 7 Domaine Weinbach, Pinot Blanc Reserve; Alsace, France ‘17 60 Wild Turkey 101 8 Buffalo Trace 8 Albert Mann, Gewurztraminer; Alsace, France ’16 62 Makers 46 10 E.H. Taylor Small Batch 10 J.B. Becker, Riesling Walkenberg Kabinett Trocken; Rheingau, Germany ’16 62 Basil Hayden 10 Eagle Rare 11 Peter Veyder-Malberg, Grüner Vetliner Liebedich; Niederösterreich, Austria ’15 84 Willett Pot Still 11 Four Roses Single Barrel 11 Baker’s 7 Year 11 BURGUNDY, BURGUNDY INSPIRED & CALIFORNIA Pinhook 13 Old Forester 1920 13 Martin Woods, Chardonnay; Willamette Valley, Oregon ’17 52 Blanton’s Single Barrel 14 Domaine Stephane et Lucie “Guillemin”, Macon-Péronne; Burgundy, France ’16 52 RYE WHISKEY Joseph Drouhin, Pouilly-Vinzelles; Burgundy, France ‘16 60 Rittenhouse Rye 7 Domaine Daniel Dugois Arbois, Chardonnay; Jura, France ‘15 60 Sazerac Rye 7 Old Overholt 7 Domaine du Meix-Foulot, Mercurey Blanc; Burgundy, France ’15 68 Old Overholt Bonded 8 Dickel Rye 8 Sandhi, Chardonnay; Santa Barbara, California ’16 68 Russel Reserve Straight Rye 9 High West Double Rye 11 Scribe Winery Estate, Sylvaner; California, Sonoma Coast, California ’16 70 EH Taylor Straight Rye 14 Eyrie Vineyards “Estate Grown”, Chardonnay; Dundee Hills, Oregon, US ‘16 72 IMPORTED WHISKY / SCOTCH Simonnet-Febvre, Chablis 1er Cru Vaillons; Burgundy, France ‘16 80 Stony Hill, Chardonnay; Napa Valley, California ’13 132 Dewars 7 Jameson 7 Legacy Canadian Whiskey 8 Shackleton Blended Scotch 9 Nikka Coffey Grain 13 Highland Park 12 Year 12 Redbreast 14 Macallan 12 Year 17 Sutcliffe & Son Blended Malt 18 Lagavulin 16 Year 20 RED BTL WHITE BTL ITALY LOIRE VALLEY, LOIRE VALLEY INSPIRED, BORDEAUX & SAVOIE Avignonesi “Cantaloro” , Rosso Toscano; Tuscay, Italy ‘15 56 La Chapiniere, Sauvignon Blanc; Touraine, France ‘18 48 Luciano Sandrone Dolcetto d’Alba; Piedmont, Italy ’16 58 Domaine Jean Vullien, Altesse; Savoie, France ’16 48 Castello di Argiano Sesti Monteleccio, Sangiovese; Tuscany, Italy ‘15 60 Domaine des Aubuisières, Vouvray ‘Cuvée De Silex’; Loire, France ’17 50 Cascina delle Rose, Langhe Nebbiolo; Piedmont, Italy ‘14 72 Broc Cellars “Frei Vineyard”, Chenin Blanc; Solano County; California ’17 52 Occhipinti, Sicilia Il Frappato; Sicily, Italy ‘15 80 Chateau Suduiraut, Bordeaux Le Blanc Sec de Suduiraut; Bordeaux, France ’17 60 Cantina Del Glicine “Vignasparase” Barbaresco; Piedmont, Italy ’13 88 Regis Minet, Pouilly Fume; Loire Valley, France ’16 64 Foradori, Vigneti delle Dolomiti “Sgarzon”, Teroldego; Alto-Adige, Italy ’14 88 Domaine Lucien Crochet, Sancerre; Loire, France ‘16 70 Guerrieri Rizzardi, “Calcarole” Amarone; Veneto, Italy ‘11 158 ITALY, SPAIN & THE MEDITERRANEAN Podera Oddero Barolo Villera; Piedmont, Italy ’13 185 Kobal, Sauvignon Blanc; Posavje, Slovenia ’17 48 SPAIN Cristina Menicocci Rhesan, Trebbiano; Lazio, Italy ’16 48 Guímaro, Mencia; Ribiera Sacra, Spain ’17 52 Douloufakis Winery, Vidiano; Crete, Greece ’17 48 Descendientes de Palacios Petalos, Mencia; Bierzo, Spain ‘15 52 Pošip Čara, Pošip; Korčula, Croatia ’15 52 Bernabeleva, Navaherreros Tinto, Garnacha; Madrid, Spain ‘15 54 Pazo Señorans, Albariño; Rías Baixas, Spain ’17 55 Comando G “Bruja de Rozas”, Garnacha; Madrid, Spain ‘17 64 Rafael Palacios “Valdeorras Louro”, Godello; Galicia, Spain ’15 56 Lindes de Remelluri Labastida, Tempranillo; Rioja, Spain ‘12 65 Dominio de Pingus, PSI, Tempranillo; Ribera del Duero, Spain ’15 72 CORKAGE FEE 25 RED BTL RED BTL BEAUJOLAIS & OTHER GAMAY RHONE VALLEY, RHONE VALLEY INSPIRED & SOUTHERN FRANCE Jean-Francois Merieau “Bois Jacou”, Gamay; Loire, France ‘17 48 Domaine Charvin, Cotes-du-Rhone; S Rhone, France ’16 52 Louis Claude Desvignes, Morgon Corcelette; Beaujolais, France ’17 60 Clos Cibonne Cotes de Provence, Tibouren; Provence, France ‘16 64 Domaine Thillardon, Moulin-a-Vent; Beaujolais, France ’15 69 Elderton ‘Estate’, Shiraz; Barossa Valley, Australia ’14 64 Georges Descombes, Brouilly; Beaujolais, France ‘15 70 Matias Riccitelli “Tinto de la Casa”, Malbec; Mendoza, Argentina ‘17 66 Domaine de l’Horizon, Syrah; Côtes Catalanes, France ‘14 70 BURGUNDY & OTHER PINOT NOIR Laurent Combier, Crozes-Hermitage; N Rhone, France ’16 70 Carabella “Plowbuster”, Pinot Noir; Willamette Valley, Oregon ‘17 52 Saint Damien, La Louisiane, Gigondas; S Rhone, France ‘16 76 Anne Amie Winemaker’s Selection, Pinot Noir; Willamette Valley, Oregon ’17 60 Domaine Bois De Boursan, Chateauneuf-du-Pape; S Rhone, France ‘14 115 Clendenen Family Vineyards, “The Pip” Pinot
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