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Barrel-Aged Cocktails
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Vintage Sazerac£25According to the legend, the world’s first cocktail was reportedly invented in the mid-1800s at the Sazerac Coffee House in New Orleans by apothecary owner Antoine Peychaud. In 1873, the recipe was altered to replace the French brandy with American Rye whiskey and a dash of Absinthe. Frapin 1988 Grande Champagne Cognac, Grand Marnier Cordon Rouge 1970, Spray of Jade Nouvelle Orleans Absinthe Verte & a Lemon Twist. Aged in a Sauternes seasoned barrel.
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Manhattan£15A popular history suggests that the drink originated from the Manhattan Club in New York City in the early 1870s where it was invented by Dr Iain Marshall for a banquet hosted by Jennie Jerome (Lady Randolph Churchill, mother of Winston) in honour of presidential candidate Samuel J. Tilden. Rittenhouse 100 Proof Rye, Cocchi Di Torino, Angostura Bitter. Aged in a Bordeaux “Larose Perganson” red wine seasoned barrel.
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Bijou£15The cocktail was invented by Harry Johnson “The Father of Professional Bartending” who called it Bijou because it combined the colors of three jewels: gin for diamond, vermouth for ruby and chartreuse for emerald. Victory Gin, Belsazar Red Vermouth, Yellow Chartreuse.
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Negroni£15The most widely reported version of this drink’s origin is that it was invented at Caffe Casoni in Florence, Italy in 1919. Legend tells that Count Camillo Negroni asked his friend, bartender Forsco Scarselli to strengthen his favourite cocktail ‘The Americano’ by replacing the soda water with gin. Bimber Gin, Belsazar Red Vermouth, Campari. Aged in “Maximin” Grünhaus Riesling seasoned barrel.
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Hanky Panky£15The Hanky Panky was the brainchild of Ada Coleman who began as a bartender at the Savoy hotel in 1903. Her benefactor was Rupert d’Orly Carte, a member of the family that built the Savoy Hotel. Portobello Road No°171 Navy Strength, Belsazar Red Vermouth, Fernet Branca.
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El Presidente£15The cocktail earned its acclaim in Havana, Cuba during the 1920s through the 1940s during the American Prohibition. It quickly became the preferred drink of the Cuban upper class. Plantation 3 Stars, Belsazar dry, Cointreau, Grenadine. Aged in Taylor’s Chip Dry White Port seasoned barrel.
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Chit Chat£15Old Tom recipe was taken from a distiller’s handbook from the 1840s. It is a true Old Tom gin, similar to those used by the bartenders of the mid-to-late 1800s. Unsweetened and earthy, it has a deep flavour that adds complexity to many drinks Jensen’s Old Tom Gin, Kamm & Sons, Stopham Estate Pinot Blanc.
House Cocktails
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The Sculpture£12This cocktail is homage to the distiller of this vodka who previously was a sculptor and believes distillation is a form of art. Bloomsbury Peated Barley Vodka, Belsazar Dry Vermouth, Xeco Fino Sherry
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Velvet Punch£12The punch cocktail has a long history that starts with British sailors. Sailors were entitled to 10 pints of beer per day — but when they sailed into the tropics, the beer spoiled, and that’s when they turned to punch. Fani Fougerat Petite Cigue Cognac, Earl Grey Infusion, Velvet Falernum, Grapefruit Bitter.
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Ephemeral£12Created in a glance of inspiration, “ephemeral” is a fugitive moment, here transformed into a memorable cocktail. Sommerset Pomona Cider Brandy, Cherry Herring Liqueur, Frangelico, Lemon & Parsley.
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The Average Joe£12Inspired by the America persona of “Average Joe”, this drink showcase that simplicity most of the time is key. Bulleit Rye, Joe Syrup (white wine, banana, rosemary, thyme & coriander).
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Martina£12Inspired by a love story, it has the sweet, the sour, the freshness and the body, plus a touch of salt to bring it together. Don Papa Rum, Fresh Grapes, Lemon Juice, Sugar Syrup, Soya Sauce.
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L’Aristocrate£12The word aristocrat comes from the Greek word aristokratia, which itself comes from the root words aristos, meaning “best,” and kratos, meaning “rule.” Fanny Fougerat Cognac, Lillet Blanc, Suze. Topped with Charles Heidsieck Champagne & Celery Bitters.
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Cleary Garden£12A shoemaker called Joe Brandis decided that he would create a garden from the rubble, collecting mud from the river banks and transporting soil from his own garden in Walthamstow to the site. His success was such that on 29th July 1949 Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother visited the new garden. Sipsmith Gin, Kamm & Sons, Persimmon, Mandarin.
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Reminder£12Designed to let you remember everything after a heavy night out with the ingredients sourced to improve your memory. Santo de Piedra Espadin Mezcal, Campari, Orgeat, Homemade Kombucha.
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Lift Yourself£12Green and grassy notes, vitamins and super food to make sure you lift yourself. Ocho Blanco Tequila, Asparagus, Coconut Water, Vinegar.
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Grand Sons£12Those who plants plums, plants for their sons; Those who plants Damsons, plants for their grandsons. Portobello gin, Damson Liqueur, Black Walnut Bitters, Lemon Juice, Topped with Charles Heidsieck Champagne.
Non-Alcoholic Cocktails
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Tropical Toad£6Passion Fruit Puree, Lime Juice, Sage Leaves, Vanilla Syrup topped with Ginger Ale
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Indulgent£6“Three Spirit” Alcohol Free Distillate Botanical, Melon Juice, Asam Fruit Zest Infusion
Wine Selection
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Champagne Charles Heidsieck Brut NV, France
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Champagne Charles Heidsieck Rosé NV, France
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Champagne Charles Heidsieck Blanc de Blancs NV, France
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Charles Heidsieck 2005£125
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Charles Heidsieck Rosé 2006£200
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Domaine de la Mirande, Languedoc, FrancePicpoul
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Alpha Zeta “Terrapieno”, ItalyPinot Grigio
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Original, Raats Family Wines, South AfricaChenin Blanc
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Ribbonwood, Marlborough, New ZealandSauvignon Blanc
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Chablis Vieilles Vignes, Domaine Daniel-Etienne Defaix, FranceChardonnay
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Château Clément-Termes, Petits Clément, FranceMerlot
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Frentano Montepulciano d’Abruzzo, ItalyMontepulciano
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Man Meets Mountain, Mendoza, ArgentinaMalbec
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De Loach, “Heritage Collection”, California, USAZinfandel, Petit Syrah, Pinot Noir
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“Château Larose Perganson”, Haut-Médoc, FranceCabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Petit Verdot
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Côtes de Provence, Cuvée Elegance Carteron, FranceGrenache
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Izadi, “Larossa”, Rioja, SpainGarnacha Tinta
Spirits & Liqueurs
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Portobello£9.5
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Sipsmith£10.5
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Jensen’s Old Tom£10.5
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Ford Gin£11.5
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Hendricks£11.5
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Bimber London dry£11.5
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ELLC Batch 2£12.5
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Tanqueray 10£13
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Monkey 47£14
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Dodd’s£14
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City of London Christopher Wren£14
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Chase£9.5
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Sipsmith£10.5
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Victory£11
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Grey Goose£14
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Belvedere£12
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Tito’s£11.5
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Beluga£12.5
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Konik’s Tail£12.5
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Plantation 3 Stars£9.5
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Plantation Original Dark£9.5
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Plantation OFTD£14
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Diplomatico Reserva Exclusiva£14
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Don Papa£14.5
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Zacapa Centenario Sistema Solera 23£16
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Ocho Blanco£9
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Ocho Reposado£9
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Ocho Anejo Single Barrel£19.5
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Ilegal Joven£10
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Santo de Piedra£20
Cognac, Calvados & Armagnac
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Fani Fougerat Petite Cigue vsop£12
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Fani Fougerat Cedre Blanc xo£20
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Louis Frapin Cigar Blend Grande Champagne£22
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Calvados Camut 6yrs£12.5
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Clos Martin Folle Blanche vsop 8yr£12.5
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Clos Martin Folle Blanche 15yr£13
Whisky
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Dewars 12yr£9.5
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Laphroaig Quarter Cask£12
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Ardberg 10yr£12
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Glenmorangie Lasanta£13
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Balvenie 12yr£14
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Glenfarclas 15yr£14.5
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Dailuaine 16yr Flora & Fauna£15
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Port Charlotte Islay Barley 2008£16
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Johnnie Walker 18yr£18
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Graigellachie 17yr£22
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Macallan Rare Cask£35
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The London Distillery Company Rye – LV1767 Edition£55
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Crown Royale – Canada£9.5
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Makers Mark£9.5
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Bulleit “95” Rye£9.5
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Wild Turkey Rye£9.5
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Buffalo Trace£9.5
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Eagle Rare 10yr£10.5
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Hudson Manhattan Rye£11
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Rittenhouse Rye Straight 100 Proof£11
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Woodford Reserve£14
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Blantons Gold£18
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Nikka from the Barrel£14.5
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Nikka Taketsuru pure malt£16
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Yamazaki Distiller’s Reserve£17
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Hibiki Harmony£18
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Yamazaki 12yrs£25
Beers & Cider
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Brooklyn Lager – 5.2%£6.5
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Brooklyn American Ale – 4.5%£6.5
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Brooklyn Scorcha IPA – 6.9%£6.5
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Aspall Cider – 5.5%£6.5
Soft
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Soft drinks, Mixers£3.5
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Fresh juice£4
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Kingsdown water 750ml£4
