rum soaked sponge cake, mascarpone mousse candied cocoa nibs, vanilla gelato
caramel brittle, brandied cherries, chantilly vanilla ice cream
red velvet cake, spiced pecans, cocoa nib ice cream
cinnamon sugar, macallan caramel custard
sassafras, root beer, chocolate chip cookies
heirloom apples, apple sponge cake cinnamon ice cream, candied apple
seasonal sorbets
chef’s selection
humboldt fog, mahon, ewes blue
whole grain mustard sauce
red cabbage, cornichon, rye challah
caramelized onion, confit farm egg, traditional garniture
truffle butter, chives
scotch bonnet pepper, pine nuts, mint, sesame oil
ecopia farm lettuces, louie dressing, sunflower sprouts
west coast, spanish mignonette & cocktail sauce
lobster, prawns, clams, oysters, mussels
nicasio valley reserve cheese, caramelized onions
humboldt fog, mahon, ewes blue
rye, cognac, vermouth, benedictine
rye, cherry heering, absinthe
rye or bourbon, carpano antica, angostura
rye or cognac, absinthe, peychaud
bourbon, soda water, orange
put your seat back in the upright position & enjoy a trio of hudson whiskeys, individually smoked tableside to accentuate each ones particular flavor profiles
bulleit rye, peychaud & angostura bitters, fernet
yamazaki 12yr, wink cabernet, egg white, grenadine
bernheim wheat whiskey, chamomile, apple, ginger
jim’s frankenrye, amaro nonino, quatre epice, orange bitters
woodford reserve, black tea, honey, yellow chartreuse
plymouth gin, green chartreuse, lime, ginger
mescal, lillet rouge, black pepper, agave nectar
akvinta vodka, elderflower, prosecco
zaya rum, benedictine, gran classico
oro pisco mosto verde, thyme syrup, lemon, egg white
how do you piss off an angel? lincoln henderson did it by breaking a nearly two-hundred-year-old divine contract. he’s always been one to sneer at tradition
the oldest bourbon available made using a pot still
master distiller basil hayden sr. created a recipe in 1796, using a traditional corn base, but mixing in small grains to his mash capturing the spicy flavor of rye & complementing the sweet smoothness of corn
located in great barrington, massachusetts, the farm & distillery are home to historic spring waters that flow from deep within a protected granite mountain bordering the appalachian trail
taken from the center-cut or middle sections of the famous warehouse h, blanton’s original was once designated for ambassadors, dignitaries, & colonel blanton’s family & friends
one of the only uncut, unfiltered, straight-from-the-barrel, bourbons available today. it's bottled at its natural proof of between 121 & 127, & aged between six & eight years
the oldest continuously operating distillery in america. during prohibition the distillery was even permitted to remain operational, to make whiskey for "medicinal purposes"
in 1987 buffalo trace distillery began experimenting. since then they have produced over 1,500 experimental barrels of whiskey now aging in its warehouses. buffalo trace periodically bottles a few of these experimental barrels & makes them available to consumers. each experiment that is released is very limited & rare
in the 1830s, as a tavern keeper in louisville, kentucky, augustus bulleit set himself on a mission: to create a bourbon unique in flavor
one of kentucky’s original bourbon aristocrats, taylor was an industry leader who greatly advanced the quality of kentucky bourbon. called the "father of the modern bourbon industry," taylor started and/or owned seven different distilleries throughout his career, the most successful being the o.f.c. & carlisle distilleries, the forerunners of today’s buffalo trace distillery
160 years after its gold rush launch, cyrus noble is still craft distilled in kentucky
the whiskey from each aging barrel is bottled individually, none of it is blended creating a unique flavor for each barrel
carrying the name of the rev. elijah craig, the man who discovered the method of making true kentucky bourbon when he stored his wares in barrels that had been charred in a fire
there is a term "gateway drug" meaning the one you get started on, this is a gateway bourbon. the difference between this & the mass produced bourbons is immense. it introduces you to the true possibilities of what bourbon can be & leaves you hungering for all the other ones out there
realizing the potential of whiskey, evan williams set up his distillery on the banks of the ohio river. today a marker stands at that very spot declaring him kentucky’s first distiller
each barrel is sampled & carefully selected for its superior quality prior to being processed & hand bottled, a handwritten label noting the warehouse & the racking location in which the barrel was aged adorns each bottle
four remarkable bourbons hand selected by the master distiller from their 10 distinct bourbon recipes became four roses limited edition small batch for 2012. the four bourbons, aged between 11 & 17 years have been artfully mingled at barrel strength to create mellow flavors
the first new york aged whiskey since prohibition, & new york’s first bourbon ever. the foundation is 100% empire state corn
the first pot-distilled whiskey produced in the hudson valley since prohibition. it’s all about good grains. the soft richness of corn, sharp, peppery notes of rye, smooth subtlety of wheat, & the sweetness of malted barley
from a legendary icon of american individuality & character comes the spirit that is uniquely american. yes he does hats too
john e. fitzgerald was not a famous distiller at all. he was in reality a treasury agent who used his keys to the warehouses to pilfer bourbon from the finest barrels. his discerning palate led those barrels to which he chose to help himself being referred to as “fitzgerald barrels”. larceny, whose tagline “a taste made famous by an infamous act” sets history straight
like many other young men during the civil war, johnny drum attempted to join a regiment in his home state, but was turned down because of his age. eventually, johnny ran away from home & found a regiment to take him in & allow him to serve as a drummer boy
approximately 20 miles south of the distillery runs a little creek, the same creek that ran by abraham lincoln’s boyhood home
the “best american whiskey” according to food & wine magazine, this rare single-barrel bourbon is distilled according to the michter’s tradition & quality standards dating back to the year 1753, over two decades before the declaration of independence was signed
made from highest quality american corn & aged for 20 years in a hand-selected charred white oak barrel until it meets michter's exceptional quality standards
the willett family has been making whisky since the 1870’s. what used to be exclusively a family enterprise is now part of a larger company kentucky bourbon distillers. noah’s is among their collection of small batch offerings, &boy, these guys sure know how to squeeze corn
to ensure the quality of his bourbon, george garvin brown was the first to put it in sealed glass bottles. that way, no one could water down old forester or otherwise compromise it
in 1876, the original pogue distillery, kentucky registered distillery no. 3, was established in maysville, mason county
the van winkle distillery has a four generation history, begining in the late 1800s with julian p. "pappy" van winkle, sr. aside from the rich family history, van winkle bourbons are special for another important reason, all of the van winkle bourbons are made with corn, wheat, and, barley instead of corn, rye and, barley. this "wheated" recipe gives the bourbon a much softer, smoother taste
john rowan first settled around bardstown, kentucky in the late 18th century he went on & made a name for himself as a well-respected judge & statesmen, & this bourbon is named after the creek that still bears his name
distilled by jimmy russell, the master distiller of wild turkey. russell’s reserve is a limited edition bottling under the wild turkey label
after 30 years of handcrafting their own spirits, they developed a wicked little side hobby: barrel thieving. our maiden bottling of breaking & entering is a "super bourbon" made up of 80 different barrels ranging 5–7 years in age
born out of the desire to bring "other" amazing spirits to market, spirits that we didn't craft, but which we were fortunate enough to find. with temperance trader it was love at first sip. in fact, we loved this whiskey so much we acquired all we could. while conceived in bourbon country, it was born in god's country. that makes an oregon original
personally selected by chef michael mina’s resident experts patric yumul & carlo splendorini. this six year old single barrel comes ready to drink straight from the willet distillery. 185 total bottles from barrel #1305 have been dispersed throughout all of our restaurants. so, if you enjoy it here you can enjoy it everywhere
house made rice noodle, bean sprouts, scallions, shiitake
pancetta, pt. reyes blue, avocado ‘goddess’ dressing
roasted banana puree, crispy spring roll, green papaya
creamed spinach, potato puree, bordelaise
sassafras, root beer, chocolate chip cookies
cinnamon sugar, macallan caramel custard
avocado ‘goddess’ dressing, pt. reyes blue cheese, pancetta
scotch bonnet peppers, mint, pine nuts, sesame oil
house made rice noodle, bean sprouts, scallions, shiitake
roasted banana puree, crispy spring roll, green papaya
’philippine succotash’, tamarind glaze, shiso, cilantro
root vegetable polenta, caramelized persimmon, chestnut
cinnamon sugar, macallan caramel custard
caramel brittle, brandied cherries, chantilly vanilla ice cream
spanish mignonette
cocktail sauce
mustard aïoli
per person or grand platter
classic service, warm blini, crispy potatoes, kendall farms crème fraiche
scotch bonnet pepper, pine nuts, mint, sesame oil
wagyu meatballs, braised dandelion, caramelized parsnip, parmigiano-reggiano
caramelized onion, confit chino valley farm egg, traditional garniture
brokaw farms avocado, korean chili oil, yuzu, cucumber, hearts of palm
fort bragg sea urchin, grilled allium, local abalone, 'bella' potato
caramelized shallot, asparagus, 'polanaise,' meyer lemon, truffle
cypress grove goat cheese, valencia espuma, citrus lace, taggiasca olive vinaigrette
pt. reyes blue cheese, breakfast radish, house cured pancetta, avocado 'goddess' dressing
garlic crouton, bagna cauda, onion sprouts, parmigiano reggiano
ecopia farm lettuces, sunflower sprouts, saltine crackers
blood orange, marcona almond, brown butter vinaigrette
shanghai bok choy, braised daikon, matsutake, mushroom broth
farro verde, beech mushroom, baby carrot, caramelized onion sauce
sweetbreads, gala apple, chanterelle mushroom, cider gastrique
white lentil, oro blanco, pearl red onion, sunchoke
brandied lobster cream, market vegetables, truffle
bearnaise
calamansi puree
crème fraîche
gouda espuma, pee wee potato
tempura, fried, pickled
shaved beef
creamed or sautéed
citrus hollandaise
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