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Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS Cocktails 3 Hard liqueur 11 Liqueur 14 Wine 15 Sparkling wine 15 Bottled wine 16 Beer 18 Non-Alcoholic beverages 18 Cigarettes 20 Please inform your waiter if you have food allergy 1 2 COCKTAILS Homemade Lemonades 150 rub. Duchess with Vanilla Duchess pear syrup, vanilla, lemon, soda Tarhun with Sea-Buckthorn Tarhun syrup, sea-buckthorn jam, lemon, soda Barberry and raspberry lemonade Barberry syrup, raspberry syrup, soda, barberry candy Cream lemonade Crème-brule syrup, soda, vanilla cream Thai Mix Ginger, honey, orange, lime, ginger ale Milkshakes 200 rub. Classic, Coconut and peanut, Peach and vanilla Mocktails 250 rub. Watermelon Ale Watermelon, passion fruit syrup, ginger lemonade Appetizing Cucumber, tomato sauce, celery, spices Marseille Lemonade Apple juice, lime juice, soda, elder-berry syrup, basil Raspberry Cooler Lime juice, soda, sugar syrup, passion fruit syrup, basil Strawberry-sling Lime juice, soda, lychee syrup, passion fruit syrup, strawberry squash Virgin Mai Thai Pineapple juice, orange juice, almond, angostura Virgin Colada Fresh pineapple, cream of coconut Pelican Strawberry, banana, peach juice, grenadine Passion fruit lemonade Peach juice, passion fruit pure, passion fruit syrup Raspberry-ginger lemonade Ginger ale, raspberry puree, ginger, honey 3 4 Hot teapots 260 rub. Ginger Tea Sea-buckthorn squash, orange juice, ginger, lime juice, rosemary Hot Cosmo Passion Cranberry water, apple juice, passion fruit syrup, cinnamon, vanilla Hot Apple Pie Apple juice, maple syrup, apple, cinnamon, vanilla Non-alcoholic mulled wine Cherry juice, dried fruit, spices Kaffir lime and raspberry tea Grapefruit juice, raspberry puree, vanilla syrup, kaffir lime leaves Antiques 370 rub. Cosmopolitan Vodka Citron, orange liqueur, lime juice, cranberry juice Russian Spring Punch Vodka, lemon juice, currant liqueur, sugar syrup, soda Mojito White rum, mint, sugar, lime, sparkling water Pina Colada White rum, black rum, cream of coconut, pineapple Hemingway Daikiri White rum, maraschino liqueur, grapefruit juice, lime juice Bramble Gin, blackberry liqueur, lemon juice, sugar syrup Negroni Gin, Campari, red sweet vermouth White lady Gin, Cointreau, lemon juice Tommy’s Margarita White tequila, avage syrup, lime juice Bellini Prosecco, white peach puree Old Fashioned Bourbon, bitter, brown sugar 5 6 Blast from the past 400 rub. Isaev Vodka, birch syrup, lemon peel Moscow Mule Vodka, angostura, lime juice, honey, ginger, ginger ale King’s Julep Vodka, Malibu rum, aloe, mint, lemon, cucumber Lermont Vodka Vanilla, Limoncello, lemon, lemongrass syrup Watermelon Thai Sling Vodka Kurant, watermelon, lemongrass, ginger ale Gagarin Vodka Raspberry, Vodka Citron, Vodka Mandrin, marasquin liqueur, lime juice, grapefruit, molecular cream Berry Cheesecake Vodka Kurant, Vodka Raspberry, Vodka Vanilla, strawberry puree, raspberry puree, Philadelphia cheese, sugar syrup White Bungalow White rum, juice yuzu, dairy syrup, lychee Carnival Julep White rum, chartreuse liqueur, lime juice, mint, vanilla syrup, bitter Jive Smash Currant gin, basil sorbet, sugar syrup, lime juice Indian Sour Scottish Whiskey, cinnamon syrup, lemon juice, sesame Martini Royale White Vermouth, lime juice, prosecco Markovna Prosecco, sea-buckthorn squash, raspberry syrup, raspberry Pims №2 Tequila, dry vermouth, tonic, aloe, cucumber 7 8 Favourites 430 rub. Hollywood Zombie Punch 4 types of rum, pernod, grenadine, angostura, lime juice Ron Pedro Aged rum, sweet sherry, grapefruit juice, grapefruit peel Mai Thai Black rum, orange liqueur, candy syrup, almond syrup, lime juice Mai Passion Thai Spicy rum, orange liqueur, passion fruit puree, candy syrup, almond syrup, lime juice Martinez Gin, sweet vermouth, maraschino liqueur, angostura, orange bitter Singapore sling Gin, martini, Cointreau, fresh pineapple juice, angostura Brichmula Vodka Raspberry, ginger, lemongrass, angostura, ginger ale, honey Naomi Vodka Kurant, raspberry, blackberry, coffee liqueur, vanilla cream Leningrad Beauty Raspberry vodka, lime juice, strawberry and cowberry squash, sugar syrup Lynchbourg Lemonade Bourbon, peach liquerueur, Cointreau, lemon juice Aperol Sour Aperol, pisco, bitter, lemon, sugar Black Sabbath Vanilla Whiskey, blackberry, passion fruit Spritz Prosecco, Aperol, soda Shots 250 rub. Modena Vodka Raspberry, honey, lemon juice, angostura, raspberry with balsamic Casper Vodka Kurant, lychee liquor, aloe syrup, yogurt bubbles Aloha Vodka Vanilla, Malibu liquor, lychee puree, yogurt bubbles Black Sabbath Shot Wiskey, blackberry, passion fruit, passion fruit bubbles Flash man Dry vermouth, raspberry gin, red berry, passion fruit bubbles Cocktails in a jar 690 rub. Cosmo Passion Vodka, orange liqueur, lime juice, passion fruit, cranberry juice Asian Punch Vodka mandarin, prosecco, triple sec liquor, lime juice, passion fruit syrup, sprite, lemon juice, lemongrass syrup, lychee syrup, watermelon, pineapple Country Lemonade Vodka Pear, peach liquor, sprite, lemon juice, duchess pear syrup, orange, cucumber 9 10 Vodka 50 ml Altai 150 rub. Absolut Original 220 rub. Absolut Peppar 220 rub. Absolut Mandrin 220 rub. Absolut Kurant 220 rub. Absolut Raspberri 220 rub. Absolut Vanilia 220 rub. Absolut Pears 220 rub. Absolut Citron 220 rub. Grey Goose 300 rub. Grey Goose L’Orange 300 rub. Grey Goose Le Citron 300 rub. Grey Goose La Poire 300 rub. Gin 50 ml Beefeater 280 rub. Bombay Sapphire 400 rub. Tequila 50 ml Olmeca Blanco 280 rub. Olmeca Gold 300 rub. Olmeca Altos Plata 350 rub. Olmeca Altos Reposado 370 rub. Olmeca Tezon Blanco 600 rub. Cazadores Blanco 400 rub. Cazadores Reposado 450 rub. Cazadores Anejo 500 rub. Rum 50 ml Bacardi Superior 250 rub. Bacardi Gold 280 rub. Bacardi Black 290 rub. Bacardi OakHeart Spiced 300 rub. Bacardi 8 450 rub. Нavana Club Anejo Reserva 330 rub. Нavana Club Anejo 7 years 420 rub. 11 Cachaca 50 ml Sagatiba 300 rub. WHISKY Scotland 50 ml Single malt Aberfeldy 12 y.o. 550 rub. Aberfeldy 21 y.o. 1500 rub. Glenfiddich 12 y.o. 550 rub. Glenfiddich 15 y.o. 800 rub. Highland Park 12 y.o. 550 rub. The Glenlivet 12 y.o. 550 rub. The Glenlivet 18 y.o. 850 rub. Laphroaig 10 y.o. 600 rub. Talisker 10 y.o. 600 rub. Glenmorangie The Original 10 y.o. 600 rub. Glenmorangie Lasanta 12 у.о. 650 rub. Glenmorangie Quinta Ruban 12 у.o. 670 rub. Glenmorangie 18 y.o. 950 rub. The Macallan 12 y.o. 600 rub. The Macallan 18 y.o. 1050 rub. The Macallan 25 y.o. 3800 rub. Scapa 16 y.o. 800 rub. Blended 50 ml Dewar’s 250 rub. Dewar’s 12 y.o. 450 rub. Dewar’s 18 y.o. 800 rub. Ballantine’s Finest 250 rub. Ballantine’s 12 y.o. 450 rub. Chivas Regal 12 y.o. 450 rub. Chivas Regal 18 y.o. 700 rub. JW Black label 450 rub. JW Green label 600 rub. Ireland 50 ml Jameson 330 rub. Jameson Special Select Reserve 410 rub. Jameson 12 y.o. 450 rub. 12 America 50 ml Jim Beam 250 rub. Jim Beam Red Stag 300 rub. Jack Daniel’s 350 rub. Jack Daniel’s Single Barrel 550 rub. Maker’s Mark 400 rub. Corner Creek Bourbon 8 years old 450 rub. Cognac 50 ml Baron Otard VS 600 rub. Baron Otard VSOP 800 rub. Baron Otard XO 1900 rub. Martel VS 500 rub. Martel VSOP 650 rub. Martel XO 1900 rub. Hennessy VS 600 rub. Hennessy Privilege VSOP 800 rub. Hennessy XO 1700 rub. Armenian brandy Ararat 50 ml Ararat Ahtamar 450 rub. Ararat Vaspurakan 600 rub. Ararat Nairi 800 rub. Armagnac 50 ml Janneau VSOP 450 rub. Calvados 50 ml Pere Magloire Fine 400 rub. Pere Magloire VSOP 450 rub. Grappa 50 ml Il moscato di Nonino 400 rub. Pisco 50 ml Capel Reservado 300 rub. Ports 75 ml Cockburn’s Fine Ruby 300 rub. Cockburn’s LBV 400 rub. 13 Madeira 75 ml Madeira wine Veramar 5 y.o. 400 rub. Jeres 75 ml Fernando de Castilla Fino 390 rub. Fernando de Castilla Cream 390 rub. Vermouth 100 ml Martini Bianco 300 rub. Martini Rosso 300 rub. Martini Rosato 300 rub. Martini Extra Dry 300 rub. Bitter’s 50 ml Aperol 200 rub. Campari 250 rub. Rikar 250 rub. Becherovka 250 rub. Jagermeister 300 rub. Absenthe King of Spirits 50 ml 300 rub. Amaro Martini Spirito 320 rub. Liqueurs 50 ml Passoa 200 rub. Baileys 250 rub. Kahlua 250 rub. Malibu 250 rub. Cointreau 250 rub. Amaretto Disaronno 250 rub. Sambuca 250 rub. Galliano 250 rub. Frangelico 250 rub. Cartron 250 rub. Drambuie 250 rub. Limoncello 300 rub. Chartreuse 300 rub. 14 Wine (glass) Sparkling Martini Prosecco DOC. Italy bottle 0,2 390 rub. Martini Asti DOCG. Italy glass 0,15 460 rub. White 0,15 Campogrande. Orvieto Classico DOC. Antinori. Italy 340 rub. Pinot Grigio Cielo. Italy 350 rub. Takun Chardonnay Reserva. Chile 300 rub. Sauvignon Blanc Millaman. Chile 320 rub. Rose 0,15 Pinot Grigo Rose Cielo. Italy 350 rub. Santa Digna Cabernet – Sauvignon Rose Reserva. Chile 330 rub. Red 0,15 Paiara Rosso. Puglia. Italy 360 rub. Takun Cabernet Sauvignon Reserva. Chile 300 rub. Takun Carmenere Reserva. Chili 350 rub. Champagne and Sparkling 0,15 Laurent-Perrier Brut. France 6800 rub. Mumm Cordon Rouge. France 6850 rub. Louis Roederer Brut Premier. France 6900 rub. Moet & Chandon Imperial 0,375. France 4000 rub. Moet & Chandon Imperial. France 7500 rub. Prosecco Belstar. Italy 1700 rub. Martini Prosecco DOC. Italy 1950 rub. Martini Asti DOCG. Italy 2300 rub. Martini Rose. Italy 2500 rub. Martini Brut. Italy 2600 rub. Montenisa Brut Franciacorta. Italy 3900 rub. Cava Sumarroca Brut Rosato. Spain 1900 rub. 15 White wine Trimbach Gewurztraminer. Alsace AOC. France 3500 rub. Trimbach Risling. Alsace AOC. France 3700 rub. Sancerre Blanc Les Barrones. Henri Bourgeous. France 3800 rub. Chablis AOC. Brocard. Bourgogne. France 3900 rub. Chassagne-Montrachet Louis-Jadot. Bourgogne. France 8100 rub. Campogrande. Orvieto Classico DOC. Antinori. Italy 1700 rub. Pinot Grigio Cielo. Italy 1750 rub. Costamolino Vermentino di Sardegna. Argiolas. 2500 rub. Sardinia. Italy Weinberg Dolomiten IGT Pfefferer Goldmuskateller. 2900 rub. Vivace. Colterenzio. Trentino-Alto Adidge. Italy Pinot Grigio Alto Adige DOC Hofstatter. Italy 3000 rub. Paarl Wine of Origin (WO) La Capra Chenin Blanc.
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