mouth‐blown by some of the most skilled master craftsmen

Up to 1,200 of the most precious eaux-de-vie, sourced 100% from grapes grown exclusively in Grande Champagne – the premier cru of the Cognac region in France– are carefully blended over the years to create the exquisite cognac inside every LOUIS XIII Classic decanter. Provenance and time are the very essence of the LOUIS XIII cognac. Each drop represents the life achievement of generations of Cellar Masters, a finely tuned craft passed down from one generation to the next. The legendary decanters have been mouth‐blown by some of the most skilled master craftsmen for generations. LOUIS XIII features exceptional aromas evoking myrrh, honey, dried roses,

plum, honeysuckle, cigar box, leather, figs and passion fruit.

Claude Monet Coffee 58Domaine de Charron Armagnac 2001, Mr Black Cold BrewCoffee Liqueur, Unrefined Molasses, Coffee-Almond Sponge.

Oscar-Claude Monet (1840-1926) is a famous French painterand of the founders of the imptressionism movement alongwith his friends Renoir, Sisley and Bazille.

Suzon52Caorunn Gin, Capucana Cachaca,Manzanilla Sherry, FermentedCarrot Juice, Orange Bitters.

A Bar at the Folies Bergere- Edouard Manet This painting was Manet’slast major work. It represent the bustlinginterior of one of the most prominentmusic halls and cabarets at Paris.

1889 55Chase Pink Grapefruit and Pomelo , Carpano BiancoVermouth, Cantaloupe Juice.

The Starry Night- Vincent van Gogh Vincent van Gogh was apost-Impressionist painter whose work- notable for its beauty,emotion and color- highly influenced 20th century art. He struggledwith mental illness and remained poor and virtually unknownthroughout his life.

Bellelli 55

Plantation Pineapple, Diplomatico Planas, MD2 Pineapple Sous-vide Orange Curacao.

The Bellelli Family- Edgar Degas Between the ages of 22 and 26, Edgas Degascompleted his training in Italy, where part of his family lived. Here he paintedhis father’s sister, Laure with her husband, the Baron Bellelli (1812-1864)and her two daughters, Giula and Giovanna.

The Large Bathers 55Citadelle Artisanal Dry Gin, Clarified Goat Cheese &Popcorn, Wild Nectar of Mae-Rim Province.

The Large Bathers- Paul Cézanne Paul Cézanne created a series of Bathersis so called because it was Cézanne’s largest composition in the series and itwas the last to be produced.

Green Stripe 55

Le Calvados Christian Drouin V.S.O.P, Grilled PineappleInfused Genever, Spiced Orange Syrup.

Potret of Madame Matisse- Henri Matisse Green Stripe, 1905the depiction of the Henri Matisse’s wife, Amelie is one of thefamous paintings and a masterpiece within 20th century portraiture.

Hôtel de Russie 52

Woodford Reserve Whiskey, Fermented Pineapple, Angostura Bitters.

The Boulevard Montmartre at Night Camille Pissarro was a major figure inthe history of Impressionism. His continuing belief in the value of independentgroup exhibitions and his commitment to representing landscapes under specificweather and light conditions made him, in some ways, the quintessentialImpressionist. By the end of his life he was beginning to gain critical recognitionand praise, an estimation that continued throughout the 20th century, whencritics and scholars consistently acknowledged his place as a keyfigure in Impressionism.

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Maker’s Mark Bourbon Emulsion, Caramel, Coconut Crumble, Soda Water.

In a career that spanned the late 19th and early 20th centuries,Auguste Rodin (French, 1840–1917) was deeply inspired by traditionyet rebelled against its idealized forms, introducing innovativepractices that paved the way for modern sculpture. He believed thatart should be true to nature, a philosophy that shaped his attitudes tomodels and materials. Many know Rodin for the controversies surroundingcertain of his works, such as the scandals around The Age of Bronze orthe Monument to Honoré de Balzac, and for his unfinished projects, mostfamously The Gates of Hell. .

was a stylistic movement of painting that emerged in the 1870’s in France and became popular throughout Europe for the next fifty years.The movement originated with a group of radical Parisian painters who gained fame during the period for their violation of the rigorous rules of academic painting, which fa-voured carefully finished, realistically precise paintings at the time. These artists were initial-ly heavily criticised and could not exhibit at the prestigious Paris Salon, and so went about founding the Société Anonyme Coopérative des Artistes Peintres, Sculpteurs, Graveurs, (the Cooperative and Anonymous Association of Painters, Sculptors, and Engravers), where they could exhibit independently.The forerun-ners of the Impressionist movement shared interests in painting ‘from life’, outside in the countryside, favouring landscape scenes and social situations over grand, overly dramatic scenes. However, unlike Realism, which placed all importance on representational honesty and a photograph-like appearance, Impressionism was not just a movement, but it introduced a whole new visual and technical styles for painting.

Impressionism

La Grenouillère Painting byPierre-Auguste Renoir

The term “Lost Generation” becameassociated with a group of writers and artists in Paris, France, during the early 1920s. The famous core of Lost Generation writers was a group of American expatriates. Among them was Hemingway, who had driven ambulances

in Italy during the Great War. In Paris, heassociated with mentor Gertrude Stein and other friends who profoundly influenced his work. His novels The Sun Also Rises and Farewell to Arms were both written in the late 1920s and follow the turbulent lives of characters living through World War I or in

its aftermath.

Paris 1920, 50Clement Premiere Canne Blanc Agricole rum,

fruit de la passion, sugarcane reduction

Jardin du Luxemburg, 52Don Julio tequila, sake, cucumber juice,

saline solution

Café de Flore, 50Citadelle Old Tom gin, lemon sherbet,

sparkling water

The Evening, 52Belvedere Pure vodka, sweetcorn puree,

Sarawak black pepper, Himalayan rock salt

All prices are in Ringgit Malaysia and subject to 10% service charge and 6% goverment taxes.

Gin

London DryHendrick’s Scotland 49 720

Caorunn Scotland 50 728

The Botanist Scotland 48 718

Citadelle Artisanal 39 568Dry France

Chase Pink Grapefruit 63 1060and Pomelo England

Sipsmith London 40 588Dry England

Darnley’s Gin England 35 590

Monkey 47 Dry Germany 64 738

Roku Japan 37 548

Ki No Bi Japan 75 1100

Drumshambo 57 848Gunspowder Ireland

Martin Miller’s 46 748London Dry Iceland

Alkkemist Spain 61 938

Old TomCitadelle No Mistake 37 620France

Porter’s Tropical 48 750Scotland

Navy StrengthFour Pillars Navy 59 900

East Imperial Burma TonicWarm and spicy with a hint ofcinnamon, rounded with top notesof lemongrass and lime.

East Imperial Yuzu TonicRobust and aromatic sweet citrusflavour, strong Japanese citrus fruit.

East Imperial Grapefruit TonicDelightful bouquet of fresh pinkgrapefruit flesh, packed with pomeloand citrus zest.

East Imperial Soda WaterHeavy hints of minerality, zero quinine.

Identify the style ofyour own favourite gin,

and the dominantflavours in it. We suggested

pairings below.

The history of tonic water begins in 17th century Peru when Spanish colonists discovered a treatment for malaria in the bark of the quina quina tree.

In the 18th century Carolus Linnaeus chose to classify the qui aquina tree as genus "cinchona (sĭngkō`nə) or chin-chona (chĭngkō`nə), name for species of the genus Cinchona, " in honor of the legendary lady. Cinchona bark is extremely bitter, so someone mixed it with sugar and carbonated water to make it more palatable. In 1858, it was first marketed commercially. Around the same time, gin was shedding its less-than-positive reputation to become a more respectable drink. Thus, a classic was born.


Flor de Cana Anejo Oro 4y 35 620Plantation Stiggins Fancy 38 630Plantation Original Dark 32 530Diplomatico Planas 36 640Clement Premiere Canne Blanc Agricole 41 688Mount Gay Eclipse 28 430Mount Gay Black Barrrel 34 578Mount Gay XO 48 800Ron Zacapa 23 - 788Capucana Cachaca 38 -

HighlandsOld Pulteney 12y 45 680 Old Pulteney 15y 68 1000 Singleton 12y 50 720 Glenmorangie Original 45 688 Glenmorangie 18y 89 1420 Glendronach 15y 95 1600SpeysideGlenfiddich 15y 60 998 Glenfiddich 18y 87 1450 The Macallan 15y Fine Oak 77 1290 The Macallan 18y Sherry Oak Cask 182 2650 Mortlach 18y 3100

Sugarcane

Whisk(e)y

Vodka Agave

Grey Goose Original 42 650Belvedere Pure 40 670Tried & True 38 550Beluga Gold Line - 1380

Don Julio Anejo 30 500Don Julio 1942 152 2720Patron silver 46 720Machetazo Joven Mescal 38 -

IslayCaol Ila Car Mor 2012 40 680 Lagavulin 16y 48 880Bruichladdich Classic Laddie 50 858 Port Charlotte 10y 58 958Bowmore 15y 55 900 Bowmore 18y 86 1450

IslandsJura Superstition - 780 Highland Park 12 43 770

LowlandsBladnoch 10y 58 928 Auchentoshan 3 Wood 46 820 Auchentoshan 18y 69 1228

Blended ScotchChivas Regal 18y 69 1088 Johnnie Walker XR 21 90 1500 Johnnie Walker Gold Label 54 988 Johnnie Walker Blue Label - 2088

Irish WhiskeyJameson 38 558

Taiwan, Single MaltKavalan - 1028

USA,Bourbon Maker’s Mark 36 638 Woodford Reserva 48 798

Japan,Single Malt Yamazaki 18y - 12588

All prices are in Ringgit Malaysia and subject to 10% service charge and 6% goverment taxes. All prices are in Ringgit Malaysia and subject to 10% service charge and 6% goverment taxes.

Hops & Malts

Carbonated, Fruits & Aqua

Viet Wet Belgian Style, 464.0% | Orange zest, fresh-ground coriander

Heart of Darkness KumquatPale Ale, 434.5% | Ripe apricot, citrus zest and maltiness

Hitachino White Ale, 485.5% | Orange peel and nutmeg

Hitachino Dai Dai IPA, 526.2% | Fukuremikan orange flavour, rich

Hitachino Red Rice Ale -Specialty Grain, 557.0% | Fruity flavor, aromatic

Kizakura Kyoto BeerKuromame Ale, 485.0% | Smoky aroma, black bean

Kizakura Kyoto BeerWhite Yuzu Ale, 485.0% | Fruity flavor, mild

Kizakura Kyoto BeerYamadanishiki Ale, 485.0% | Mild floral, creamy

CognacHennessy XO 134 1950Martell Cordon Bleu 128 1848Remy Martin VSOP 46 778Remy Martin XO 118 1888

ArmagnacDomaine De Charron 118 -Bas 1990Domaine De Charron 98 - Bas 1995 Domaine De Charron 78 -Bas 2001

AbsintheLa Fee Absinthe 52 -Bohemian

AperitifCampari 27 -Linie Aquavit, Norway 48 -

DigestifFernet Branca 26 - Le Calvados Pays 45 -d’Auge C. Drouin VSOPLibarna Gambarotta 47 -Invecchiata

SoftCoca-Cola (Regular/Light), 10Sprite, 8

Juices (Folkington’s)Pure squeezed orange juice, 21 Old fashioned elderflower, 21

Old fashioned pink lemonade, 21 Pressed mango juice , 21

Mineral WaterSan Pellegrino, 25 Acqua Panna, 25

IslayCaol Ila Car Mor 2012 40 680 Lagavulin 16y 48 880Bruichladdich Classic Laddie 50 858 Port Charlotte 10y 58 958Bowmore 15y 55 900 Bowmore 18y 86 1450

IslandsJura Superstition - 780 Highland Park 12 43 770

LowlandsBladnoch 10y 58 928 Auchentoshan 3 Wood 46 820 Auchentoshan 18y 69 1228

Blended ScotchChivas Regal 18y 69 1088 Johnnie Walker XR 21 90 1500 Johnnie Walker Gold Label 54 988 Johnnie Walker Blue Label - 2088

Irish WhiskeyJameson 38 558

Taiwan, Single MaltKavalan - 1028

USA,Bourbon Maker’s Mark 36 638 Woodford Reserva 48 798

Japan,Single Malt Yamazaki 18y - 12588

BottleGlass

888 nett 18,088 nett

Up to 1,200 of the most precious eaux-de-vie, sourced 100% from grapes grown exclusively in Grande Champagne – the premier cru of the Cognac region in France– are carefully blended over the years to create the exquisite cognac inside every LOUIS XIII Classic decanter. Provenance and time are the very essence of the LOUIS XIII cognac. Each drop represents the life achievement of generations of Cellar Masters, a finely tuned craft passed down from one generation to the next. The legendary decanters have been mouth‐blown by some of the most skilled master craftsmen for generations. LOUIS XIII features exceptional aromas evoking myrrh, honey, dried

roses, plum, honeysuckle, cigar box, leather, figs and passion fruit.

For the selection of champagne or wine by the glass, kindly approach our friendly server for your reference.All prices are in Ringgit Malaysia and subject to 10% service charge and 6% goverment taxes.

SoftCoca-Cola (Regular/Light), 10Sprite, 8

Juices (Folkington’s)Pure squeezed orange juice, 21 Old fashioned elderflower, 21

Old fashioned pink lemonade, 21 Pressed mango juice , 21

Mineral WaterSan Pellegrino, 25 Acqua Panna, 25

Beans and Leaf

Espresso Black, Strong 12Cappuccino Black, Strong 18Caffe Latte Milk, Mild 18Piccolo Latte Milk, Strong 15Long Black Black, Rich 13Caffe Americano Black, Balanced 13Flat White Milk, Mild 18Caffe Macchiato Strong, Aromatic 18Decaffeinated 0% caffeine, Mild 18

English Breakfast Tea Assam,India 18Malty, rich, satisfying

Earl Grey Tea Ruhuna,Sri Lanka 18Bold, fragrant, uplifting

Chamomile Flower Tea Slavonia,Croatia 18Floral, delicate, calming

Peppermint Tea Bavaria,Germany 18Intense,cool,refreshing

Jade Sword Green Tea Baotian Gardan,Hunan, China 18 Grassy,spring-fresh,reviving

Jasmine Silver Needle Tea Yinpan Garden,Yunnan ,China 18Mellow,floral,refreshing

Lemongrass And Ginger Tea 18Bright,spicy,invigorating

Our selection, a finest and purest tea, JING. Founded in 2004 by Edward Eisler in London,England. Inspired by Asia’s great tea cultures, JING’s teas are the finest quality expressions of authentic provenance, outstanding skill, and exceptional taste: teas that reflect the local terroir and production methods refined by masters over millennia. JING exists to bring the most fulfilling tea drinking experience to people around the world. That experience to people is tied up in the quality of the tea’s flavours and aromas.


The roots of what became Prohibition in 1920 started in the 19th century with the Temperance Movement, principally among women who protested against the abuse of alcohol and how it caused men to commit

domestic violence against women.

After 5pm, 30Cantaloupe，Yuzu Syrup, Spanish kumquat Shrub

Lady in Town, 30 Dragonfruit, passionfruit

Beauty Parlor, 25MD2 pineapple juice, Umeboshi ,lime

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