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Sparkling Wine

Wherever wine is produced around the world, you will find Sparkling.
There are many methods and styles of production, from the world-famous
Champagnes to the idiosyncratic Pet-Nat styles, there is something with
bubbles to suit every taste.

Champagne

NV      Paul Bara Grand Cru Réserve Brut, Bouzy Fr 160
NV      Champagne Bonnaire ‘Tradition’ Brut, Cramant FR 145
2015    David Léclapart ‘L’Amateur’ 1er Cru Blanc De Blancs,
        Montage De Reims FR 315

Other Sparkling Wines

2019    La Prova Prosecco, King Valley VIC 65
NV      House of Arras Blanc De Blanc, Bay of Fires TAS 145

Sparkling Rose

2013    Bruno Giacosa Spumante Extra Brut Rosé,
        Piemonte IT 275
NV      Pike & Joyce Pinot Noir Rose, ADL Hills SA 70
Riesling and Friends
Few beverages in the world can hold the esteem that the supremely
aromatic Riesling has globally, and at all the spectrum’s ends – in
Germany and Austria, the wines that boast a purity and sweetness carried
by a lick of structural acid and texture find themselves the most prized,
where few Australian wine drinkers have grown without knowing the
lazer-dry styles of the Clare.

2018    Dom Valentine Riesling, Yarra Valley VIC 65
        Undoubtably one of the best Australian winemakers you’ve never
        heard of, Victoria’s Dom Valentine comes with a heavy hitting
        resume and Riesling is definitely a strong suit – well worth
         a lash.
2018     Le Petit Vanguard Riesling, Clare Valley SA 65
2018     Frankland Estate ‘Poison Hill’ Riesling, Frankland
         River WA 85
2016     M+A Arndorfer ‘ Strasser Weinberger’ Riesling,
         Kamptal AUT 95
2019     Rock of Wisdom ‘Superfly’ Riesling, Eden Valley SA 55
2019     Eddystone Point Riesling, Bay of Fires TAS 70
2018     Crawford River Riesling, Henty VIC 90
2017     La Violetta ‘Rock Dots’ Riesling Blend, Great Sth WA 76
2018    Bengoetxe Txakoli, Basque ESP 75
        Never tried Txakoli (“Cha-ko-lee”)? Not sure why you’d want to
        deprive your tastebuds of that refreshment, but ok...
2018    Wittmann Riesling Trocken, Reinhessen GER 88
2015    Meyer-Fonné ‘Schoenenbourg’ Riesling Grand-Cru,
        Alsace FR 210
2012    Kientzler ‘Osterberg’ Riesling GC, Alsace FR 125
2018    Peter Lauer ‘Faß 13 – Saarfeilser’ Grösses Gewachs
        Riesling, Saar GER 275

 “Grösses Gewachs” is a German Riesling producer’s version of a
 Grand Cru; in the case of Florian Lauer, his usual terroir-driven
 style is amplified here. The Saarfeilser exemplifies all this; some-
 where between dry and off dry, but tremendous structure, power
 and balance.

2014    Ansgar Clusseräth Trittenheimer Apotheke Riesling
        Kabinett, Mosel GER 82
2015    Markus Molitor ‘Ürziger Würzgarten’ Riesling Spätlese,
        Mosel GER 117
2018    Willow Grüner Veltliner, Adl Hills SA 63
2012    Weingut Jager ‘Ried Achleiten’ Grüner Veltliner Smaragd,
        Wachau AUT 188
If You Like Sauvignon
                                                       Blanc
The Australian (and NZ) White Wine Industry’s last 20 or so years have
been built on the back of Sauvignon Blanc. As an entry into white wine,
sure, Savvy B is a fine starting point; but now you’re here, why not see
what else is around?

2018     Sherrah Chenin Blanc, Mclaren Vale SA 65
2017     Edi Simic ‘Giacato’ Pinot Grigio, Goriška Brda SLV 60
2019     The Pass Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough NZ 62
2018     Visintini Friulano, Friuli IT 78
2018     Big Easy Radio Fiano/Vermentino, Langhorne
         Creek SA 68
2018     Serge Dagueneau Pouilly-Fume, Loire Valley FR 94
2017     Domaine Pierre Luneau-Papin ‘Terre De Pierre’ Muscadet,
         Loire Valley FR 75
2018     Le Marie Malvasia Moscata, Piemonte IT 74
2017     Celler Comunica ‘La Pua’ Garnacha Blanca,
         Montsant ESP 78
2018     Hughes and Hughes ‘Barrel and Skins’ Sav Blanc, Coal
         River TAS 70
For Lovers of Texture

The ways that white wine develops texture are myriad: oak, time spent on
lees, fermentation techniques or indeed the varietal character from each
grape will contribute to a broad mouth-feel and a long, satisfying finish.

2019     Hughes and Hughes Pinot Gris, Coal River TAS 66
2013     Le Rocher Des Violettes ‘La Negrette’ Chenin Blanc,
         Loire Valley FR 95
2017     Domaine Pichot ‘Clos Berger’ Chenin Blanc Demi-Sec,
         Loire Valley FR 75
2018     Mader Pinot Blanc, Alsace FR 70
2018     Domaine Ostertag ‘Les Jardines’ Pinot Blanc, Alsace FR 98
2016     Marjan Simcic Ribolla, Goriška Brda SLV 89
2018     Stefano Masera Cortese Di Gavi, Piemonte IT 60
2018     Massena ‘Surly Muse’ Viognier/Marsanne, Barossa SA 58

Unicorn Alert: Marc Sorrel, Tain l’Hermitage, France

From inauspicious beginnings after taking over in 1982, Marc Sorrel has
paid dues and risen the Rhone ranks, and now finds himself at the peak of
quality, traditionally styled Hermitage. Tiny quantities.

2017     Crozes Hermitage Blanc, Mars/Roussanne 185
2016     Hermitage Blanc, Marsanne 495
2018    Tom Ward ‘#003’ Pinot Gris Blend, Orange NSW 65
2018    La Prova ‘Pilota’ Fiano, ADL Hills SA 66
2017    Thibaud Boudignon ‘A Francois(e)’ Chenin Blanc,
        Anjou FR 199
2017    Prophet’s Rock Pinot Gris, Central Otago NZ 97
2017    Giuseppe Quintarelli ‘Bianco Secco’ Garganega,
        Veneto IT 175
2016    Castagna ‘Growers Series’ Savagnin, Beechworth VIC 90
2013    Nicolas Joly ‘Clos De La Bergerie’ Chenin Blanc,
        Savenierres FR 245

Royalty Of Jura: Anne Et Jean-Francois Ganevat

To call these wines iconic would be an understatement. The Jura
Region is idiosyncratic, and the wine industry there tiny, but their
quality and influence sends ripples throughout the world. Anne et
Jean-Francois Ganevat are true leaders in the region with a dizzying
array of cuvees, and their wines, an unwavering delight.

2016 Anne et Jean Francois Ganevat
        ‘La Flandre’ Chardonnay, Arbois FR 180
        ‘La Barraque’ Savagnin, Côtes du Jura FR 270
        ‘Petit Courolet’ Savagnin, Arbois FR 257
The Mediterranean Ba
                                                                      sin

The Mediterranean basin of southern Europe carries perfect conditions for textural whites;
long summers, mild winters, fertile soils and a gentle oceanic influence – the following
wines, mostly indigenous varieties, are fantastic examples of a modern push for showcasing
this wonderful potential.

2018       Douloufakis ‘Dafnios’ Vidiano, Crete GR 65
2018       Tenuta Di Terre Nere Etna Bianco, Sicily IT 105
2018       Herve Souhaut ‘Romaneaux-Destezet’ Viognier blend,
           Northern Rhône FR 110
2012       Rene Rostaing Condrieu ‘La Bonnette,’ Northern
           Rhone FR 225
2017       Alessandro Di Camporeale ‘Vigna Di Mandranova’
           Catarratto, Sicily IT 88
2017       Bruno Duchêne ‘Vall Pompo’ Grenache Blanc, Languedoc-
           Roussillon FR 215
2015       Dominio Del Aguila Albillo Vina Viejas, Ribera Del Duero
           ESP 265
C .B.A. (Chardonnay, Back Aga
                                                                                in!)

Few grape varietals, if any, hold as much esteem globally as Chardonnay. From its birth
home in Burgundy, to California, South Africa and our own backyard, this grape has
flourished and endeared itself to wine lovers worldwide.

2018       Voyager Estate ‘Girt By Sea’ Chardonnay, Margaret
           River WA 64
2017       Ngeringa ‘JE’ Chardonnay, ADL Hills SA 72
2018       Stonier ‘Jimjoca’ Chardonnay, Mornington Penn VIC 80
2018       M&J Becker ‘Ablington’ Chardonnay, Hunter
           Valley NSW 86
2017       Vanguardist ‘V’ Chardonnay, ADL Hills SA 98
2018       Tarrington Vineyards Chardonnay, Tarrington VIC 99
2018       A. Rodda ‘Willow Lake Vineyard’ Chardonnay,
           Yarra Valley VIC 82
2016       Kumeu River ‘Coddington Chardonnay, Kumeu NZ 135
2016       Applecross Chardonnay, Yarra Valley VIC 99
2018       Taturry ‘Mosselini’ Chardonnay, Mornington Pen VIC 86
2019       By Farr Chardonnay, Geelong VIC 175
2018       Sailor Seeks Horse Chardonny, Huon Valley TAS 125
France, Etc
Chardonnay’s spiritual home is arguably Chablis and the Côtes De Beaune in central
France. Steeped in history and home to some of the finest winemakers in the world, there
is little question as to why these wines are amongst the most prized Whites in existence. As
you can probably tell, we don’t mind a Burgundy; if you want any further help deciphering
the next two pages, just reach out.

Jura
2018       Guillaume Overnoy ‘Charmille’ Chardonnay, Jura FR 135
Chablis
2018       Christophe et Fils Chablis, Burgundy FR 110
2016       Pierrick Laroche ‘Beauroy’ 1er Cru Chablis, Burgundy FR 165
Côte De Nuits
2015       Domaine Collotte Marsannay Blanc, Burgundy FR 95
Côtes De Beaune
2016       Benoit Ente Bourgogne Chardonnay, Burgundy FR 155
2017       Pierre-Yves Colin Morey Bourgogne Haut-Cotes-De-
           Beaune ‘Au Bout De Monde,’ Burgundy FR 165
2016       Domaine Fabien Coche Bourgogne, Burgundy FR 195
2016       Domaine Fabien Coche ‘Le Limozin’ Meursault,
           Burgundy FR 298
2016       Lucien Muzard et Fils Chassagne-Montrachet,
           Burgundy FR 225
2017       Jean – Louis Chavy Puligny Montrachet 1er Cru ‘Les
           Folatieres,’ Burgundy FR (375ml) 180
2014       Arnaud Ente Meursault, Burgundy FR 675
Not Quite Red

Rosé wine has been the quiet achiever in the wine world for a great many
years. From the dry, herbaceous provincial styles to the more fruit driven
New World expressions, the ‘pink drink’ has and will always have its
place in the world’s restaurants and bars.

2015     Pibarnon Mourvedre Rosé, Bandol FR 122
         Few regions in the world, if any, rival Bandol in the south of France for
         production of Rosé wine. Typically produced from Mourvedre, these are the
         benchmark worldwide for dry, herbaceous Rosés.

2018     La Prova Aglianico Rosato, ADL Hills SA 58
2018     Harkham Estate ‘Aziza’s Rose,’ Hunter Valley NSW 65
2018     Figuére ‘Le Saint André’ Rosé, Provence FR 74
2017     Clos Cibonne ‘Caroline’ Rose, Cotes De Provence FR 120
2018     Lunaria ‘Ramoro’ Pinot Grigio, Abruzzo IT 80
Pinot Noir and Friends

As every Queen has her King, so Chardonnay has Pinot Noir. A wine that is as versatile
as the places that make it, Pinot may be a trick to grow, but if handled correctly rewards
drinkers with a depth and complexity few wines can match.

2019       Pike and Joyce ‘Rapide’ Pinot Noir ADL Hills SA 55
2018       Priory Ridge Pinot Noir, St Helens TAS 80
2019       Hughes and Hughes ‘Milk Vat’ Pinot Noir,
           Coal River TAS 90
2017       Onannon ‘Leongatha’ Pinot Noir, Gippsland VIC 115
2017       Whisson Lake ‘White Label’ Pinot Noir, ADL Hills SA 120
2016       Amisfield ‘Breakneck’ Pinot Noir, Central Otago NZ 150
2017       Ngeringa Pinot Noir, ADL Hills SA 94
2018       Koyama Pinot Noir Waipara NZ 79
2018       Novum Pinot Noir, Marlborough NZ 125
2017       Cobaw Ridge Pinot Noir, Macedon VIC 99
2017       Goisot Bourgogne Cotes D’Auxerre, Burgundy FR 110
2016       Domaine Collotte Fixin Rouge, Burgundy FR 125
2018       Farrside by Farr Pinot Noir, Geelong VIC 160
2016       Laurent Roumier Bourgogne Haute Côte De Nuits ‘La
           Poirelotte,’ Burgundy FR 165
2017       Phillippe Pacalet Pommard, Burgundy FR 330
Gamay Noir
2019     Punt Road Gamay, Yarra Valley VIC 60
2018     Domaine Chignard Fleurie ‘Les Moriers,’
         Beaujolais FR 92
2018     Domaine Chignard Juliénas ‘Beauvernay,’
         Beaujolais FR 105
2013     Domaine Grange Cochard Morgon ‘Cote Du Py,’
         Beaujolais FR 105
2018     Romuald Valot ‘Biosophiste’ Chenas, Beaujolais FR 95
2010     Jules Desjourneys Fleurie ‘Les Moriers,’ Beaujolais FR 210
2015     Phillippe Pacalet Moulin-a-Vent, Beaujolais FR 210

Legendary Producer: Jean Francois Ganevat
If you said that Jean Francois Ganevat was the most famous living
winemaker of the Jura, very few would argue. It’s hard to dispute the
legendary status of this guy, who makes a dizzying amount of different
cuvees, all to exacting standards of Biodynamics, and what we could easily
call ‘Natural’ Winemaking. – Ganevat Wines are as rare as unicorn’s
tears, and as delicious as you’d expect those tears to be. Act quickly.

2017     Jean Francois Ganevat, Jura FR
         ‘La Croix Des Batailles’ Gamay 158
         ‘J’en Veux Encore!!!’ Gamay/Jura Varietal Blend 165
         ‘Poulprix’ Poulsard/Gamay 156
You Will Enjoy These

The home of easy drinking…

Cabernet Franc
Get on Board.
2017      La Violetta ‘Fric Frac’ Cabernet Franc, Great Sth WA 68
2019      Airlie Bank ‘Franc’ Cabernet Franc, Yarra Valley VIC 56
2018      Domaine Andree Cabernet Franc, Loire Valley FR 155
2018      Geyer ‘Seaside’ Cabernet Franc Mclaren Vale SA 75
2018      Arnaud Lambert ‘Clos Mazurique’ Cabernet Franc,
          Loire Valley FR 80

Looseys
2019      Hughes and Hughes ’Solstice’ Dornfelder Blend,
          Coal River TAS 65
2018      Barbarians ‘Esperando’ Malbec, Uco Valley ARG 78
2018      Year Wines Cinsault, Mclaren Vale SA 65
2017      Weingut Prieler ‘Johanneshohne’ Blaufrankisch,
          Burgenland AUT 90
2018      Thymiopolous ‘Alta’ Xinomavro, Naoussa GR 80
From Rhone to Jumilla
                       ,
And Those they Inspir
                      ed
The Mediterranean basin, from Spain’s east coast and across the south of France, is argu-
ably Europe’s hotbed for forward thinking winemakers – sustainable vineyard practices
are the norm, and medium bodied, complex and savoury reds are like the region’s mother’s
milk.

Things That Aren’t Grenache

2014       Domaine De La Tournelle ‘Trousseau des Corveés’
           Trousseau, Arbois FR 150
2018       Bruno Duchêne ‘Odin’ Carignan Blend, Colliure FR 165
2017       Fedellos Do Couto ‘Cortezada’ Mencia, Galicia ESP 82
2015       Bodegas Ponce ‘La Casilla’ Bobal, Manchuela ESP 65
2017       Jean-Francois Coutelou ‘Flam Ba Dou’ Carignan,
           Puimisson FR 110
2016       Casa Castillo Monastrell, Jumilla ESP 70
2019       Nashdale Lane Tempranillo, Orange NSW 65
2017       Artuke ‘Pies Negros’ Tempranillo, Rioja ESP 72
2016       Domaine de la Tour de Bon ‘En Sol’ Mourvedre, ‘Voyage
           en Amphora,’ Bandol FR 220
2009       La Rioja Alta ‘Vina Arana’ Tempranillo Blend,
            Rioja ESP 120
Things that Are Grenache
2018   Domaine D’Ourea Côtes du Rhône Rouge, Rhone
       Valley FR 74
2017   MF Laurent ‘La Rubiconde’ Grenache, Côtes Du
       Rhône FR 140
2018   Domaine Gramenon ‘L’Elementaire’ Grenache/Syrah,
       Cotes Du Rhone FR 155
2016   St Damien ‘Les Souteyrades’ Gigondas, Rhone
       Valley FR 158
2015   Domaine D’Ourea Vacqueyras, Sth Rhone FR 105
2014   Vieux Telegraphe ‘Telegramme’ Chateauneuf-Du-Pape,
       Rhone Valley FR 115 375ml
2018   Cellar Comunica ‘Vi Del Mas’ Garnacha Blend,
       Monsant ESP 88
2016   Maranones ‘30,000 Maravedies’ Garnacha,
       Madrid ESP 75
2016   Daniel Landi ‘Las Uvas de la Ira’ Garnacha, Sierra de
       Gredos ESP 95
2018   Comando G ‘La Bruja De Rozas’ Garnacha, Sierra De
       Gredos ESP 105
2018   Vanguardist ‘V’ Grenache, Mclaren Vale SA 105
2016   Bekkers Grenache, Mclaren Vale SA 145
2017   SC Pannell Grenache/Shiraz/Touriga, Mclaren Vale SA 65
2018   Ministry of Clouds Grenache Tempranillo, Mclaren
       Vale SA 70
2016   L’Enclos De Tetre Syrah Grenache, Great Sth WA 99
Parli Italiano?
Italian and Italian-ish

From and Inspired by The Bit At The Top

2018     Le Marie Dolcetto, Piemonte IT 68
2019     Mac Forbes ‘Italian Stallion’ Dolcetto, Yarra Valley IT 68
2018     Petaluma Project Barbera, Coonawarra SA 65
2015     Le Marie Barbera ‘Colombe,’ Piemonte IT 80
2018     GD Vajra ‘Langhe Rosso’ Blend, Piemonte IT 75
2016     SC Pannell Nebbiolo, ADL Hills SA 120
2013     Ciabot Berton Barolo, Piemonte IT 165 (La Morra)
2013     Bovio Barolo, Piemonte IT 99 (375ml) (La Morra)
2014     G.D. Vajra Barolo ‘Bricco Della Viole,’ (Barolo)
          Piemonte IT 325
2015     Massimo Rivetti Barbaresco ‘Froi,’ Piemonte IT 150
2013     Cavallotto Barolo, Piemonte, IT 340 (Castiglione Falletto)
2017     Enrico Rivetto Langhe Nebbiolo, Piemonte IT 105
         (Serralunga D’alba)
2012     Scarzello Barolo ‘Del Commune di Barolo,’ Piemonte,
         IT 299 (Barolo)
2017     Accordini Valpolicella Ripasso, Veneto IT 99
From and Inspired by The Boot and Beyond

2018   Balmy Nights Sangiovese, ADL Hills SA 60
2018   Sangervasio Chianti, Tuscany IT 66
2015   La Fornace Rosso Di Montalcino, Tuscany IT 95
2017   Marta Valpiani ’Crete Azzurre’ Sangiovese, Emilia-
       Romagna IT 105
2015   Valdellecorti Chanti Classico, Tuscany IT 105
2016   Castagna ‘La Chiave’ Sangiovese, Beechworth VIC 150

2017   Terre Nere Etna Rosso, Sicily IT 98
2018   Chalmers Nero D’Avola, Heathcote VIC 60
2017   Marabino ‘Rosso Di Contrada’ Nero D’avola, Sicily IT 105
The Big Boys

Big Flavours, Big Alcohol, Big Concentration. Big Time Stuff.

Claret
2016     Balnaves ‘The Blend’ Cabernet Blend, Coonawarra SA 60
2018     Konpira Maru ‘Icarus’ Cabernet/Merlot, Kilmore VIC 58
2014     Clarendelle ‘Inspired by Haut-Brion’ Merlot Blend,
         Bordeaux FR 72
2019     Poppelvej ‘Panacea’ Cabernet Blend, McLaren Vale SA 65
2017     A Rodda ‘Cuvee De Chez’ Cabernet Blend,
         Beechworth VIC 78
2015     Voyager Estate Cabernet Sauvignon, Margaret
         River WA 165
2014     Amato Vino ‘Muse’ Cabernet Sauvignon, Margaret
         River WA 115
2017     Parker ‘Terra Rossa’ Cabernet, Coonawarra SA 72
2015     Mac Forbes ‘Hugh’ Cabernet, Yarra Valley VIC 155
Shiraz and Other Meaty Wines

2017     Petaluma ‘B+V Vineyard’ Shiraz, ADL Hills SA 88
2017     Pierre Gonon ‘Iles Feray,’ Rhone Valley FR 195
2015     Gilles Robin ‘Cuvee Alberic Bouvet’ Crozes- Hermitage,
         Rhone Valley FR 94
2015     Domaine Paul Jaboulet ‘Domaine Thalabert’
         Crozes-Hermitage, Northern Rhone FR 185
2016     Domaine Alain Verset Cornas, Rhône Valley FR 245
2018     A Lisa Malbec, Mendoza ARG 90
2013     Colomé ‘Estate’ Malbec, Salta ARG (1500ml) 190
2017     Fetherston ‘Sakura’ Syrah Nebbiolo, Pyrenees VIC 60
2018     Vinteloper Shiraz, ADL Hills SA 68
2015     Coates Syrah, Mclaren Vale SA 65
2018     Kalleske ‘Greenock’ Shiraz, Barossa SA 86
2017     Kalleske ‘Edouard’ Shiraz, Barossa Valley SA 165

Legendary Producer: Wendouree

Since 1972, Tony and Lita Brady have been hard at work earning and
maintaining the reputation Wendouree has as one of, if not the, most
iconic winery in Australia. We are proud to offer this horizontal from one
of the best Clare Valley vintages on record.

2009     Wendouree, Clare Valley SA
         Cabernet Malbec 275
         Shiraz Mataro 300
         Cabernet Sauvignon 350
Vodka 30 mL/60 mL

Vodka is a pretty relaxed category of spirit. Made from anything that
contains starch and distilled in pretty much any way; as long as you can
blast it up to high proof relatively quickly, you can produce vodka. High
quality vodka, on the other hand, takes a little more craftsmanship.
Absolut, Sweden, Wheat 9/18
Absolut Citron, Sweden, Wheat 9/18
Whitefish, Montana USA, Wheat 13/26
Manly Spirits Co ‘Botanical’ Vodka, NSW, Wheat 12
Ketel One Holland, Wheat 10/20
Hippocampus, Western Australia, Wheat 11/22
Ford’s ‘Aylesbury Duck’ Vodka, Canada, Wheat 11/22
Belvedere ‘Unfiltered' Poland, Rye 11/22
Belvedere ‘Lake Bartezek’ Single Estate, Poland, Rye 14/28
Nikka Coffey Vodka, Japan, Corn/Barley 14/28
Gin 30 ml/60 ml

The world’s most popular flavour of Vodka – such a rich and mottled
history, this hyper- botanical spirit has received a deserved boost in
popularity recently due to it’s pure versatility – how do you drink yours?
Beefeater UK 9/18
Beefeater 24 UK 12/24
Bombay ‘Star of Bombay’ UK 13/26
Bulldog UK 11/22
Fifty Pounds UK 11/22
No. 3 UK 11/22
Sipsmith UK 11/22
Tanqueray 10 UK 13/26
Tanqueray ‘Sevilla’ UK 13/26
Plymouth Sloe UK 9/18
Roku Gin JP 14/28
Monkey 47 Swarzwald Dry GER 14/28
Hendricks UK 11/22
Hernö Old Tom SWE 12/24
Millers ‘Westbourne Strength’ UK 14/28
St George ‘Botanivore,’ USA 16/36
Australian Gin

Australian Distilling is in boom – and Gin is at the very crest of this wave.
Australia’s rich bounty of native herbs, fruits and spices make our great
southern land a perfect palette from which to create amazing complex
flavours.
Adelaide Hills Distillery ‘Green Ant,’ SA 18/36
Adelaide Hills Distillery ‘Desert Strength,’ SA 16/32
Adelaide Hills Distillery ‘Sunset,’ SA 12/24
Archie Rose ‘Signature Dry,’ NSW 11/22
Dasher & Fisher ‘Meadow,’ TAS 17/34
Dasher & Fisher ‘Mountain,’ TAS 17/34
Dasher & Fisher ‘Ocean,’ TAS 17/34
Four Pillars 'Navy Strength,’ VIC 12/24
Four Pillars ‘Rare Dry,’ VIC 10/20
Manly Spirits ‘Australian Dry,’ NSW 12/24
Never Never ‘Triple Juniper,’ SA 15/30
Never Never ‘Southern Strength,’ SA 17/34
Never Never ‘Juniper Freak,’ SA 19/38
Patient Wolf ‘Premium Dry,’ VIC 13/26
West winds ‘Broadside,’WA 13/26
West winds ‘Cutlass’ WA 11/22
West Winds ‘Barrel Expedition,’ WA 16/32
Whiskies

Scottish Blends
Ballantines 9
Ballantines 17yr 13
Johnnie Walker ‘Red Rye’ 12
Johnnie Walker ‘Gold Reserve’ 14
Monkey Shoulder 10

Whiskies from the Isles
The Scottish island style is greatly varied, but will commonly present a
‘maritime’ quality, a light saltiness on the palate, and often infused with
the pleasant smoky qualities of peat.

Ardbeg 10yr, Islay 11
Caol Ila 12 yr, Islay 15
Bowmore 12yr, Islay 13
Bowmore ‘Darkest’ 15yr, Islay 18
Ledaig 10yr, Mull 13
Highland Park ‘Dark Origins,’ Orkney 22
Scapa ‘Skiren,’ Orkney 13
Talisker Storm, 12
Lagavulin ‘Distillers Edition,’ Islay 18
Mainland Scotland
The largest of the Scottish whisky sub-regions, Highland and Speyside
whiskies are generally full-bodied, rich and sweet. Rarely if ever smokey,
often joyously aged in ex-sherry barrels to bring a variety of flavours,
from dried fruits and spices to nuts, honey and caramel.
Springbank 10yr, Campbeltown 19
Auchentoshan ‘Three Wood,’ Glasgow 14
Aberlour A’bunadh, Aberlour 17
Deanston 12yr, Deanston 13
Glengrant 10 yr, Rothes 11
Glengoyne 10yr, Dumgoyne 12
Glenlivet ‘Founder’s Reserve,’ Ballindalloch 11
Glenlivet ‘French Oak’ 15 yr, Ballindalloch 14
Glenlivet ‘Nadurra,’ Ballindalloch 19
Glenmorangie ‘Nectar D’or,’ Ross-Shire 19
Glenallachie 12yr, Aberlour 15
Clynelish 14yr, Brora 14
Dalmore 15yr, Ross Shire 18
Glenfarclas 15yr, Speyside 20
Cragganmore ‘Distiller’s Edition,’ Ballindalloch 19
Glendronach ‘Allardice’ 18yr, Aberdeenshire 17
Longmorn 16yr, Morayshire 15
Balvenie ‘Caribbean Cask’14yr, Banffshire 18
Balvenie ‘Double Wood’ 17yr, Banffshire 20
Old Pulteney 12yr, Wick 12
Japanese/Other Malts

The rapidly expanding world of Whisky has limitless expressions - from
the light and elegant Japanese styles to the bigger and bolder Australians,
ir’s well worth having a poke around...
Kamitaka Blended, Japan 17
Kurayoshi ’12 Yr,’ Japan 30
Nikka ‘Pure Malt Taketsuru,’ Japan 18
Nikka ‘Coffey Grain,’ Japan 18
Nikka ‘Pure Malt,’ Japan 19
Suntory ‘Hakashu’ Distillers Reserve, Japan 19
Mars ‘Iwai,’ Japan 19
Togouchi ‘Kiwami,’ Japan 16
Jameson Ireland 9
Jameson ‘Caskmates,’ Ireland 14
Starward ‘Wine Cask,’ VIC 15
Starward ‘Twofold,’ VIC 11
Hellyer’s Road ‘Pinot Noir Cask’ TAS 16
American Whiskey

For those who love bold flavours, American Whiskies have them in spades
- taking their main notes from Corn, Rye and Wheat, and aged in fresh
barrels every time, these are the kings of rich and spicy sippin’.
Elijah Craig 12 yr, Kentucky 12
Bulleit Bourbon, Kentucky 11
Canadian Club 12yr, Canada 12
Makers Mark, Kentucky 9
Michter's US*1 American Whisky, Kentucky 14
Michter's US*1 Single Barrel Rye, Kentucky 14
Noah’s Mill Bourbon, Kentucky 19
Rittenhouse 100 proof Rye, Kentucky 12
Wild Turkey 86.8, Kentucky 9
Wild Turkey Rye, Kentucky 9
Wild Turkey Rare Breed, Kentucky 11
Tequila/Mezcal

Tequila and Mezcal are both a part of one big, happy family – made in
Mexico from members of the Agave family, that’s pretty much where the
similarities end. Tequila, from the Blue Weber Agave, speaks of sweetness
and soft fruit, whereas Mezcal, made from any member of the Agave
family, presents mineral, faint smoke and earth.
Calle 23 Blanco, Jalisco 9
Olmeca Altos Blanco, Jalisco 9
Ocho Blanco, Jalisco 10
Ocho Reposado, Jalisco 14
Del Maguey Mezcal 'Vida,’ Oaxaca 10
El Jolgorio ‘Tepeztate’ Mezcal, Oaxaca 21
Rum/Cane Spirits

Another one of the world’s more versatile spirits, rum and its relatives
enjoy the flavours of pure sugar cane and molasses, accentuated by the oak
influences that come with barrel ageing in often tropical climates.
Atlantico ‘Private Cask,’ Dominican Republic 14
Angostura 1824, Trinidad 13
Bacardi Carta Blanca, Puerto Rico 9
Bacardi Ocho, Peurto Rico 11
Bundaberg ‘Small Batch,’ QLD 12
Diplomatico Reserva Exclusiva, Venezuela 14
El Dorado 12yr, Guyana 16
English Harbour 10yr, Antigua 19
Ron Zacapa 23yr Solera, Guatemala 15
Plantation Pineapple Rum, Trinidad 13
Plantation OFTD, Jamaica, Guyana, Barbados 18
Goslings Black Seal, Bermuda 10
Goslings 151, Bermuda 18
Havana Club, 3 yo, Cuba 9
Havana Club 7 yo, Cuba 10
Rhum J.M. Blanc, Martinique 11
Brandy

Brandy refers to any spirit made from a fruit – be it grapes, apples, pears,
even apricot – as a result brandies are expressive, not only of their base,
but their terroir, and their ageing processes.
Martell VSOP 12
ST Agnes VSOP 9
Francois Voyeur Terres De Grand Champagne 12
Gelas Bas-Armagnac Single Cask Oloroso Finish, 12ans 24
Roger Groult Calvados 8ans 16
Bertrand EDV Poire Williams 15
Barsol Pisco 16
Laird’s Applejack 9
Liqueurs/Aperitif/Dig
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Herbs and Spices
Adelaide Hills Orange Bitter 10
Amaro Nonino 10
Aperol 9
Averna 9
Becherovka 9
Benedictine 9
Amaro Braulio 9
Campari 9
Chartreuse Green/Yellow 10
Cynar 9
Fernet Branca 5
Galliano L’autentico 9
Liquore Strega 9
Jean Boyer Pastis 11
Picon Biere/ Amer 9
Pimms 9
Amaro Ramazzotti 10
Suze 9
Stellacello ‘Amaro London’ 15
Fruits and Nuts
Luxardo Amaretto 8
Merlet Lune D’Abricot 10
Merlet Crème De Peche 10
Merlet Crème De Pere 10
Stellacello Pompelmo (Grapefruit) 13
Frangelico 9
Gabriel Boudier Crème de Peche 8
Luxardo Maraschino 8
Mr Black Cold Drip Coffee Liquer 8
Tempus Fugit Menthe Glaciale 8
Tempus Fugit Crème De Cacao 8
Tempus Fugit Crème Noyeaux 8
Joseph Cartron Triple Sec 9
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