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One fascinating aspect of wine is that it can be an artistic expression of science. Wine is a combination of geology, geography, botany, horticulture, and chemistry; but it is the wine maker who takes the final product and creates something that can evoke pleasure and awe.

Wine has been with us for thousands of years, but it is really only in the last 20 that it has become a global beverage. The traditional ‘Old World’ winemaking regions of Europe still produce some of the world’s finest wines, but they are facing increasing competition from New World producers such as Argentina, New Zealand, and South Africa.

For wine lovers this is great news, as there are quality wines available from more regions than ever before. Our wine list at Soneva Kiri reflects this with over 450 selections coming from over 15 countries. The list is laid out in a classic format, geographically by wine growing region as opposed to grape variety or wine style.

In addition to the list the Sommelier Recommendations have been created to complement the menu created by our culinary team. Our goal is to focus on smaller, quality driven producers that practice environmentally conscious viticulture, whilst introducing you to wines that are not mainstream.

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Sommelier Recommendations

If you are looking for something familiar or something new, please consult our sommelier’s and they will be happy to assist you. Our list is ever evolving, as we are continually sourcing out new wines that are available in Thailand.

Grape Varieties - White

Chardonnay

One of the most recognizable grapes in the world and planted everywhere wine grapes are grown. Due to its neutral character it can produce wines that are fresh, light, and crisp to some of the most complex white wines available. Its home is Burgundy, where the finest examples still come from.

Sauvignon Blanc

With refreshing acidity and light bodied character, Sauvignon Blanc is an excellent food wine, particularly with fresh seafood or soft cheese. Most New World versions go well with spicy Asian dishes due to their fruity nature. It is also one of the two grapes used in Sauternes, the decadently sweet wine from France.

Riesling

To many people in the wine trade, Riesling is the quintessential wine grape, as it is fruity, aromatic, with good acidity and is capable of making wines from very dry to very sweet. It also ages well and takes on complex characteristics with age.

Chenin Blanc

An underrated variety that is also capable of producing wines from very dry to very sweet. Chenin Blanc is a challenging grape to grow, as its labour intensive in the vineyard due to its uneven ripening. It is famous in the Loire valley of France and is also grown with success in South Africa.

Pinot Gris

A popular grape variety also known as Pinot Grigio in Italy, it produces wines with fresh fruit flavours and low acidity that are usually made to be consumed young. In Alsace, it delivers wines of high quality with exotic fruit nuances.

Other White Grapes We enjoy featuring grape varieties that are not globally popular, as they often produce fabulous wines of great character that pair very well with food. Some examples are: Grüner Veltliner (Austria), Schereube (Germany), Fiano di Avellino and Vermentino (Italy), and Torrontes (Argentina)

Grape Varieties - Red

Cabernet Sauvignon

A classic variety capable of producing high quality, full bodied, complex wines that age well. Tannic when young, with aromas of blackberries, it is grown all over the world with success and is most famous for its role in Bordeaux.

Merlot

The other major player in Bordeaux, Merlot makes wines which vary in style from soft, lighter bodied reds for easy drinking to more structured wines for aging. It is also found globally and is a popular variety as it thrives easily.

Pinot Noir

Being the most dominant red grape of Burgundy, Pinot Noir has become very fashionable due to its individual nature. Characteristics change from red berry aromas, to an earthy, leathery bouquet that cannot be found in any other grape variety. The finest red burgundies are some of the world’s most expensive wines.

Syrah/Shiraz

Syrah’s original home is the Rhône valley of France, where it has enjoyed prestige status for hundreds of years. In the 19th century cuttings where taken to Australia where they thrived, giving wines that are bold, with great structure and longevity.

Sangiovese

Its home is Tuscany, and although Sangiovese is starting to be planted in other countries, the grape has a definite Italian heritage. High acidity makes it a great partner with Mediterranean flavours and it is often blended with Cabernet Sauvignon or Merlot to produce the modern style Super Tuscans.

Tempranillo This is Spain’s number one variety and has been introduced globally with success. A versatile grape that is often blended, the best examples are very complex and can age for decades.

Other Red Grapes As with white wines, there are many quality red grapes that are not as renowned. Some examples are Grenache (France) and Mourvedre (Spain), Malbec (Argentina) and Nero d’Avola (Italy).

Old World and New World

A convenient way to categorize wine is to break it into the above 2 categories. The former refers to Europe and the Middle East, as this is the traditional home of wine. The latter describes everywhere else where wine is made in our day, so this would include everything from Argentina to Thailand.

Old World wines historically have been crafted in a style that reflects the winemaking history of the region that they come from. The winemaker often plays a supporting role (in particular with the highest quality wines), allowing the terroir to define the wine. Terroir

is a French term that has no real direct translation in English, but loosely defined it means how a wine tastes due to climate, soil, and topography, with viticultural methods also playing a factor.

Old World wines have had much more time in which to develop their personality through trial and error. Only recently have New World wine growers realized the importance of terroir and this is one reason why the quality level of many New World wines has risen so quickly.

Technological advances in wine making are the other reason for the rapid quality increase in wine and are something that the New World has given to the Old.

Old World

Austria

An up and coming global player in quality wine, Austria survived a disastrous wine scandal in 1985 that left its industry in tatters. Because of strict government legislation that prohibits any tampering and strong control of yields, Austria now produces some very exciting wines that are getting worldwide recognition. Gruner Veltliner is the star, but there are many other varieties worth checking out.

France

No other country has contributed more to wine than France. It has been a wine producer since Roman times and virtually every style can be found there. Globally it is the 2nd largest producer and its comprehensive Appelation Contrôlée wine laws have been the benchmark for many other nations.

Alsace

Influenced by Germany more than its home country, wines from Alsace are some of the world’s best food wines but they suffer from recognition. White varieties like Riesling, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Gris and Gewurztraminer dominate with styles ranging from very dry to very sweet.

Bordeaux

Perhaps the spiritual home of wine, this is France’s largest growing region and the home of the great Chateaux. Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Cabernet Franc are the main red varieties in the Haut Medoc, Pomerol, and St. Emilion; while Sauvignon Blanc and Semillon produce the dry whites of Graves and the sweet, luscious dessert wines of Sauternes.

Burgundy

Chardonnay and Pinot Noir produce most of the quality wines here, with the sub-district of Beaujolais planting Gamay. Like Bordeaux, Burgundy has an illustrious wine history and the finest examples are some of the world’s most sought after bottles.

Loire A lesser known region outside of France, Loire is at its best with dry Sauvignon Blanc and richly sweet Chenin Blanc. Some quality red wine is produced here as well, but in smaller quantities. Loire wines tend to be high in acidity due to the cooler northern climate, making them ideal food wines.

Champagne

This famous region is the most northern wine growing region in France; with the cooler temperatures providing ideal conditions for high acidity grapes, which are essential for making quality Champagne. Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier are the grapes used. This is what accounts for the numerous individual styles of Champagne as each producers’ blend is closely guarded.

Rhône

Two distinct regions of north and south, the majority of wine here is red and rosé, however, some interesting white wine is also produced. Many different grape varieties are grown, with Syrah, Grenache and Mourvedre the most popular.

Germany

German wine is unlike any other. Most of the finest wines have some residual sugar and they are known for their lighter body and lower alcohol levels. German wine is an ideal pairing with spicy Asian food and they deserve a serious look as the quality has never been better and their style suits a tropical climate.

Italy

The world’s largest producer of wine has more indigenous grape varieties planted than anywhere else. There are literally hundreds to choose from. More common varieties such as Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon have been introduced and blended with the local varieties successfully.

Spain

Spanish wine is becoming more popular on the world stage and it has benefited from modern winemaking technology and vineyard management. The best Spanish reds compete equally with the world’s best and the whites and sparkling wines or cavas are well received.

Portugal and Greece

Portugal and Greece are two countries to watch as their wines have rapidly improved. Local grape varieties are being meticulously cultivated and financial investment has gone a long way. Previously most of the wine was not exported, but that has changed and we are now able to enjoy these wines in Thailand.

New World

Argentina

Because of its European roots, Argentina has produced quality wine for many years but was made to be only consumed within the country. This has changed recently and now Argentinean wine is enjoyed around the world. Malbec and Torrontes are two grape varieties to look for.

Chile

These days Chile enjoys a booming wine industry. The classic Bordeaux varieties have put Chilean wine on the map, and now we are beginning to see Pinot Noir and Syrah of very high quality. Chile enjoys an almost perfect climate for wine production and much research has gone into new areas to plant.

Australia

Australian wine is a top 10 producer globally, though only a small percentage of land is suitable for quality wine production. These regions are mainly in the far south and west, with a close proximity to the ocean. Clever marketing has made Australian wine a dominant player in almost every wine style and modern vineyard management has allowed most grape varieties to be grown here with success.

New Zealand

New Zealand’s wine regions extend 1,600 km and the country ranks 15th in overall global production. The wine is produced in mostly maritime, cool climate winegrowing regions and allows a wide range of wine varieties to flourish.

South Africa

Vines have been planted in South Africa for over 350 years, but until recently most of the grapes were used for either brandy or fortified wine production. The industry is still dominated by cooperative cellars, but the number of smaller, independent producers has risen dramatically in a short time. Several famous French names have opened wineries here.

Thailand

The first grape wine in Thailand was produced in 1994 in the northern province of Loei. Vines have been planted in several areas with success, and in 2004 the Thai Wine Association was formed with 6 member wineries throughout the country. The term ‘New Latitude’ wine has been used to describe Thai wines, as the country lies outside of the temperate climate zones that wine is usually associated with. We are pleased to feature several quality Thai wines for your enjoyment and look forward to listing more in the future.

USA

The United States is the 4th producer and 3rd consumer of wine in the world. Due to the large consumer base most American wine is not exported. The quality level is very high with the majority of wine coming from the western states of California, Oregon, and Washington.

Matching Food and Wine

It used to be so much simpler, but this topic has become a complex one as the world eats differently than it used to. Wine styles were originally developed to complement the cuisine of a specific region, but with today’s melting pot of global gastronomic culture, we have the opportunity to try food and wine combinations that weren’t possible a few years ago.

Your own palate should be your number one guide as everyone tastes differently and has their preference. However, matching wine styles to specific foods still has merit as one needs to look at the basic elements in both the wine and the food. It’s all about balance. The

idea is to have the wine and food complement each other rather than one overpowering the other in some way.

The rule of white wine with fish and red wine with meat should be considered but not always followed; as a full bodied white wine in many cases might be a better match for certain meat dishes and lighter, fruitier reds can pair well with many types of fish.

The cooking style and sauce are also important, as these two define how a dish will taste once finished.

Organic and Biodynamic Wine

Organic wine is produced from vines that have not been treated with synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, or genetically modified in any way. The agricultural process practices mechanical cultivation, natural pest control and composting. There are many wineries that practice organic viticulture even though they are not certified organic by their respective country’s regulations.

Biodynamic agriculture is also organic, but it goes one step further in defining the vineyard as an individual organism. The relationship of the soil, plants, animals, and insects are all treated as an interdependent system. Biodynamic agriculture uses various herbal and mineral preparations through composting and field spraying. The astronomical cycle is implemented in these and also in planting and harvesting crops.

The concept of biodynamics was first introduced in 1924 by the Austrian philosopher and scientist Rudolf Steiner. His lectures were in response to a group of farmers in South East Germany (now Poland)

who noticed deteriorating soil conditions and crops due to their use of chemical fertilizers.

Biodynamic viticulture has become increasingly popular in recent years and today there are more than 450 producers globally. Many high profile world class vineyards have switched to this method of viticulture as the wines seem to have purer tastes and aromas, with increased longevity once opened. We invite you to try our biodynamic wines as we feel their quality levels speak for themselves.

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Coffee Lavazza is our preferred coffee due to its constant commitment to product quality and environment friendly practices.

Their brand Tierra is a sustainability project launched by Lavazza in 3 coffee growing communities in Honduras, Colombia and Peru.

Through this project, Lavazza assists impoverished communities in improving their living standards and finding ways to sell their coffee on more advantageous terms; thus, achieving greater financial independence for the growers.

Lavazza is also involved with Save the Children, which aims to protect disadvantaged children from exploitation by creating educational and recreational facilities, and by aiding in the renovation and construction of homes, schools and clinics.

Sweetener Our sweetener is made from 100% pure and natural sweet leaves from the Stevia Rebaudiana plant. Stevia has a negligible effect on blood glucose and may even enhance glucose tolerance It is useful as a natural sweetener for diabetics and others on carbohydrate controlled diets.

Prices are Subject to 10% Service Charge and 7% Government Tax Healthy and Low Calorie (H). Organic (O). Vegetarian (V). Plant Based (PB). Gluten Free (GF).

Dairy Free (DF). Spicy (S).

Tea and Coffee




Coffee THB 260

Americano

Cappuccino

Cafe Latte

Espresso

Iced Coffee

Freshly Brewed Coffee Regular or Decaffeinated

Espresso Con Panna Espresso Topped with Whipped Cream

Eva’s Espressino A Perfect Balance Between Espresso and Cappuccino

Coconut Latte Double Espresso, Steamed Coconut Milk



Macchiato Espresso, Milk

Black or White Mocha Freshly Brewed Coffee With or Without Milk

Icy Latte Espresso, Cold Milk, Ice

Chilled Cappuccino Espresso, Cold Foamed Milk, Sprinkled With Cocoa Powder

Minty Chocolate Espresso, Cocoa, Peppermint, Milk

Black Pu-Erh Espresso, Emperor Pu-Erh, Cold Foamed Milk

Aroma Earl Grey Espresso, French Earl Grey Tea, Milk, Whipped Cream

Japanese Scent Espresso, Sakura Green Tea, Milk, Whipped Cream



TWG Black Tea THB 245

Darjeeling Summer Himalayan Tea 1837 Black Tea Splendid Earl Grey Delicate Darjeeling Emperor Pu-Erh English Breakfast Tea French Earl Grey Royal Darjeeling Imperial Oolong

Herbal Tea Infusions THB 245

Lemongrass Jasmine Rose Boudoir TWG Moroccan Mint TWG Sakura! Sakura! Tea TWG Chocolate Tea

Prices are Subject to 10% Service Charge and 7% Government Tax

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Signature Cocktails THB 400

Soneva Rocks Dark Rum, Passion Fruit Juice, Lime Juice, Sugar

Soneva Silk Bombay Sapphire, Homemade Passion Fruit and Pineapple Syrup, Homemade Bitters

Soneva Beach Party Cognac, Whisky, White Rum, Dark Rum, Lemon, Lime, Cranberry, Mango Juice Fresh Ginger, Soda

Smoky Sapphire Bombay Sapphire, Homemade Spices Syrup, Bitters, Smoked with Apple Wood

03 Sapphire Bombay Sapphire, Rosella, Passion Fruit, Bitters


Beverage List


Basil and Cucumber Collins Basil, Cucumber, Juniper Green Organic Gin, Lime, Soda

Spiced Koh Kood Cinnamon Infusion Vodka, Cointreau, Ginger Juice, Lime Juice, Tabasco

Smoked Cocktails THB 400

Smoked Washington Apple Canadian Club, Apple Pocket Liqueurs, Smoked with Lemon Zest

Smoked Mexican Mist Sierra Silver Tequila, Kahlua and Cream, Smoked with Cinnamon

Smoked Smith & Kearns Crème de Cacao Dark, Coffee Liqueurs, Smoked with Cardamom

Smoked Stinger Hennessy V.S.O.P, Crème de Menthe White, Smoked with Anise Flower

Smoked Big “G” Scotch Whisky, Drambuie , Smoked with Orange Zest

Smoked The Copa Jack Daniels, Sweet Vermouth, Smoked with Black Tea


Smoked Godfather Scotch Whisky, Amaretto, Smoked with Earl Grey Tea

Smoked The Sands Scotch Whisky, Sweet Vermouth, Smoked with Orange and Lemon Zest

Sweet Koh Kood Gin, Lime Juice, Pineapple Juice, Honey

Aged Manhattan with a Sherry Finish Aged Bourbon, Vermouth, Spiced Bitters

Gin Cocktails THB 400

Singapore Sling Gin, Triple Sec, Sherry Brandy, Benedictine DOM, Fresh Pineapple Juice, Lime, Lemon Soda

Red Lion Gin, Grand Marnier, Orange Juice

Talay Fizz Gin, Blue Curaçao, Lime Juice, Soda


White Lady Gin, Triple Sec, Lime Juice, Milk

Tom Collins Gin, Lime Juice, Soda

Sixty Six Gin, Campari, Martini Dry, Tio Pepe

Green Fantasy Gin, Midori, Martini Dry, Lime Juice, Lemonade

Knockout Punch Gin, Skyy Vodka, Bacardi, Triple Sec, Lime Juice

Vodka Cocktails THB 400

Sex on the Beach Vodka, Peach Schnapps, Cranberry, Orange Juice

Kamikaze Vodka, Triple Sec, Blue Curacao, Lime Juice

Kamikaze Shooter Vodka, Triple Sec, Blue Curacao, Lime Juice


Salty Dog Vodka, Grapefruit Juice

Breeze Cooler Vodka, Malibu, Melon, Peach Liqueur, Cranberry, Orange Juice

Caipiroska Vodka, Lime, Blueberry, Raspberry, Strawberry, Brown Sugar, Sugar Cane

Harvey Wall Banger Vodka, Orange Juice, Galliano Float

Tequila Cocktails THB 400

Margarita - Classic or Frozen

Lime Strawberry Banana Pineapple

Peach Passion Fruit Orange Grapefruit

Kiwi Mango Papaya Watermelon

Ginger Apple Blueberry Raspberry

Pomegranate Honeydew Melon


THB 400

Agave Nectar Tequila, Maraschino Liqueur, Grapefruit, Lime Juice, Coke

Tequila Wildfire Tequila, Freshly Squeezed Orange, Lime Juice, Lemonade

Mexican Mist Tequila, Kahlua, Milk, Coke

Aztec Revenge Tequila, Orange Curacao, Angostura Bitters, Grapefruit, Lime Juice

Blue Pineapple Tequila, Blue Curaçao, Pineapple Juice, Grapefruit Juice

Rum Cocktails

Daiquiri - Frozen or Classic

Lime Strawberry Banana Pineapple

Peach Passion Fruit Orange Grapefruit

Kiwi Mango Papaya Watermelon

Ginger Apple Blueberry Raspberry

Pomegranate Honeydew Melon Ginger


Caipirinha Leblon Cachaça, Lime, Brown Sugar Cane

Mai Tai Bacardi, Captain Morgan, Orange Curaçao, Angostura Bitters, Orange and Pineapple Juice, Lime Juice

Planter’s Punch Captain Morgan, Angostura Bitters, Freshly Squeezed Orange, Pineapple, Lime

Kiss Me First Rum, Apricot Brandy, Ripe Mango, Mint, Grapefruit, Lime

Banana Colada Malibu, Banana Liqueur, Banana, Pineapple, Coconut Milk

Blue Talay Bacardi, Coconut Liqueur, Blue Curaçao, Pineapple Juice

Ruby Strawberry Bacardi, Strawberry Liqueur, Strawberries, Lime Juice, Thai Basil


Mojitos THB 400

Classic Mojito White Rum, Lime, Organic Mint, Brown Sugar, Soda

Modern European Mojito Dark Rum, Brown Sugar, Mint Leaves, Lime

Palm Mojito Jamaican Coconut Rum, Mint Leaves, White Sugar, Lime

Pineapple Ginger Mojito White Rum, Pressed Pineapple, Homemade Ginger Syrup, Mint Leaves, Lime

Mango Basil Mojito White Rum, Red Thai Basil, Mango, Lime

Berry Mojito White Rum, Strawberries, Raspberry, Blueberry, Mint, Lime, Brown Sugar, Soda

Manaow Wan Dark Rum, Banana, Vanilla Ice Cream, Strawberry, Lime, Sugar, Mint Leaves


Whiskey Cocktails THB 400

Manhattan Canadian Club, Martini Rosso, Angostura, Bitters

Just Peachy Jack Daniel’s, Peach Schnapps, Orange Juice, Ginger Ale

Mint Julep Jack Daniel’s, Mint and Lime Juice, Soda

Godfather Johnnie Walker Black Label, Amaretto

Lynchburg Lemonade Jim Beam, Triple Sec, Lime Juice, Lemonade

Cognac Cocktails THB 400

Cognac Alexander Cognac, Crème de Cacao Brown, Milk, Nutmeg

Cognac Peach Cognac, Peach Schnapps, Ginger Ale


Sidecar Cognac, Triple Sec, Lime Juice, Syrup

French Kiss Hennessy VSOP, Kahlua, Espresso, Milk, Lemon Zest

Between The Sheets Cognac, Pampero Blanco Rum, Triple Sec, Lime Juice

Champagne and Wine Cocktails

Mimosa THB 1,500 Champagne, Orange Juice

Kir Royal THB 1,500 Champagne, Crème de Cassis

Bellini THB 1,500 Sparkling Wine, Peach Schnapps

Spritzer THB 600 White or Rose Wine, Soda, Lemon Twist

Sangria THB 1,000 Red Wine, Gin, Grand Marnier, Orange Juice, Lemon, Apple, Cinnamon


Sake Cocktails THB 400

Blue Ninja Sake, Malibu, Blue Curacao, Milk, Pineapple, Lime Juice

Geisha Whisper Sake, Absolute Vodka, Triple Sec, Lime Juice, Tabasco

Fuji Sunset Sake, Maraschino Liqueur, Cranberry, Grapefruit, Lime Juice

Sakura Blossom Sake, Southern Comfort, Amaretto, Angostura Bitters, Grapefruit, Lime Juice

Single Malt Islay

Jura 10 years THB 650

Bowmore 12 years THB 785

Jura 16 years THB 920

Bowmore 18 years THB 1,565

Single Malt Highland/OrkneyGlenlivet 12 years

Highland Park 12 years

Glengoyne 10 years

Glenmorangie Quinta Ruban

Glenmorangie Lasanta

Aberlour 12 years

Glengoyne 21 years

Highland Park 18 years

Whiskey

585

650

770

785

785

1,760

1,760

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Single Malt Speyside

Singleton 12 years

Singleton 18 years

Imperial Sherry 10 years

585

720

720

1,100

1,170

1,820

1,980

1,980

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Blended Whiskey

Bourbon and Tennessee Whiskey

Irish Whiskey

Armagnac

Justerini & Brooks Rare

Chivas Regal 12 years

Ballantine’s Gold Label 12 years

Johnnie Walker Swing Label

Johnnie Walker Green Label

Chivas Royal Salute

Johnnie Walker Blue Label

Jim Beam

Wild Turkey

John Jameson Irish

Sempe N.S.O.P

Sempe Vieil XO

Sempe Vieil Limoges Crown Napoleon

Chateau de Laubade 1990

Chateau de Laubade 1970

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420

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465

585

650

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400

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530

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Cognac Gautier VSOP

Martell VSOP

Remy Martin VSOP

Hennessy VSOP C

ourvoisier VSOP

Meukow XO

Moyet Fins Bois

Camus XO

Courvoisier XO

Martell Cordon Bleu

Hennessy XO

Remy Martin XO

Moyet Fine Champagne

Moyet Borderies XO H

ennessy Private Reserve

Hennessy Paradis Extra

465

465

530

650

650

650

650

980

1,100

1,500

1,565,

1,760

1,950

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2,750

2,995

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Calvados

Rum

Père Magloire Fine

Père Magloire VSOP

Christian Drouin Coeur de Lion Fine

Christian Drouin Hors d’Age

Christian Drouin Millesime1986

Sangsom

Bardett’s Dark

Ron Briganti White

Montego Bay

Captain Morgan Dark

Seven Tiki

Havana Club 7 years

Ron Varadero Dark Añejo Reserva

Pampero Aniversario

465

620

720

980

2,020

2,600

265

365

365

365

400

400

400

400

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400

465

465

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465

650

950

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THB 485

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THB 585

THB 650

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THB 585

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Vodka

Smirnoff Red

Absolut

Stolichnaya

Absolut Citron

Absolut Mandarin

Blavod Black

U′Luvka

Vox

Grey Goose

William Chase

Ciroc

Crystal Heed

Zubrowke

Homemade Vodka Infusions

Chili

Cinnamon

Ginger

Lemongrass

Basil

Cardamom THB 420


Gin

Gordon’s THB 365

Beefeater THB 365

Gibson’s THB 365

South THB 420

Bombay Sapphire THB 420

Tanqueray THB 420

DH Krahn THB 485

Martin Miller’s THB 810

Hendrick’s THB 860

Tequila

Sierra Silver THB 420

XXX Treinta Reposado THB 585

Don Julio Reposado THB 810

Patron Añejo THB 980

Eau de Vie

Quetsch Vedrenne THB 400

La Vieille Poire William Pascall THB 465

Framboise Gabriel Boudier Dijon THB 585


Grappa

Luxardo Euganea Bianca THB 365

Malvolti Riserva THB 400

Nonino Friulana alla Ruta THB 420

Poli di Sarpa THB 495

Poli Sarpa Riserva THB 585

Gaja di Rossj-Bass THB 585

Nonino Vuisinar THB 585

Castello d'Albola di Chianti Classico THB 650

Nonino il Merlot di Monovitigno THB 850

UE Monovitigno il Fragolino di Nonino THB 1,050

UE Cru Monovitigno Moscato Cru THB 2,600

Aperitifs

Martini Extra Dry THB 365

Martini Rosso THB 365

Martini Bianco THB 365

Pernod THB 365

Ricard THB 365

Dubonnet THB 400

Campari THB 400

Aperol THB 400

Pimm’s No.1 THB 400

Fernet Branca THB 740


Liqueurs

Amaretto Disaranno THB 365

Hiram Walker Sambuca THB 365

Luxardo Limoncello THB 365

Bailey’s THB 400

Kahlua THB 400

Amarula THB 400

Southern Comfort THB 400

Midori THB 400

Malibu THB 400

Cointreau THB 420

Galliano THB 420

Frangelico THB 465

Benedictine DOM THB 485

Drambuie THB 510

Grand Marnier THB 550

Sherry

Sandeman Fino Dry THB 365

Osborne Fine Pale Dry THB 400

Harvey’s Bristol cream THB 485


Port

Dow's Fine White THB 465

Taylor’s Fine Ruby THB 465

Dow's Fine Tawny THB 585

Warre's Heritage Ruby THB 620

Graham's LBV 2001 THB 980

Quinta do Crasto LBV 1999 THB 980

Graham's Tawny Mature Reserve THB 1,430

Quinta do Crasto 1999 THB 1,565

Graham's Old Tawny 20 years THB 1,950

Dow's 1991 THB 2,150

Dow's 1994 THB 2,465

Graham's Malvedos 1996 THB 2,530

Graham's 1994 THB 3,900

Marsala

Cantine Florio Vecchioflorio 2003 THB 400

Woodhouse Cremovo THB 400

Cacina Florio Grand Chef THB 400

Sake

Hakutsuru Nama 300 ml THB 1,045

Yamamoto Honke Shinsei Chozoshu 300 ml THB 1,210

Utsuru Tanrei Junmai 300 ml THB 1,300


Shochu

Hakutsuru Sake Senya THB 420

Satsuma Mura Potato THB 465

Japanese Liqueur

Choya Umeshu THB 420

Iichiko Bar Kabosu (Lemon) THB 420

Iichiko Bar Cassis (Red Berry) THB 420

Iichiko Bar Ume (Plum) THB 480

Beer

Chang 330 ml THB 265

Leo 330 ml THB 285

Singha 330 ml THB 300

Tiger 330 ml THB 310

Heineken (Holland) 330 ml THB 310

Corona (Mexico) 330 ml THB 420

(Singapore)


Soft Drinks

Coke/Diet Coke/Zero THB 200

Sprite THB 200

Fanta THB 200

Tonic Water THB 200

Ginger Ale THB 200

Soda Water THB 200

Mocktails THB 270

Citrus Fizz Lime, Lemon and Orange Juice, Soda

Minty Sourr Lime, Mint

Lemon Fizz Lemon, Mint, Sugar Cane, Soda

Ginger Zing Watermelon, Ginger, Fresh Lime

Thai Silk Banana, Pineapple, Mandarin


Sunset Cranberry, Grapefruit, Orange, Pineapple, Lime

Tom Yum Herbs Kaffir Lime Leaves, Galangal, Soda

Fresh Juice THB 290 Mix and Match

Apple Banana Coconut

Carrot Cucumber Orange

Passion Fruit Pineapple Papaya

Watermelon

Subject to seasonal availability. We aim to offer a wide selection of fresh fruit and vegetable juices, however seasonal availability or logistical challenges may prevent us from having everything available each day.

Healthy Juice THB 290

Booster Apple, Carrot, Ginger

Cool Sip Apple, Cucumber, Celery


Inner Cleanser Pineapple, Apple, Watermelon

Skin Quencher Tomato, Carrot, Apple

Carrot Zinger Ginger, Carrot, Lime Zest

Berry Tang Orange, Strawberry, Banana, Yoghurt, Honey


Herbal Tea Infusions THB 245

TWG Moroccan Mint Tea TWG Sakura! Sakura! Tea

TWG Chocolate Tea Rose Boudoir Tea

Eco-Fresh Tea Fresh Lemongrass

Fresh Mint Fresh Ginger

TWG Black Tea THB 245

English Breakfast Tea French Earl Grey

Royal Darjeeling Imperial Oolong

Emperor Pu-Erh 1837 Black Tea


Iced Coffee THB 265

Black or White Mocha Freshly Brewed Coffee, Chocolate or Foam Milk

Icy Latte Espresso with Cold Milk Over Ice, Foam Milk

Chilled Cappuccino Espresso, Cold Foamed Milk, Sprinkled with Cocoa Powder

Minty Chocolate Espresso, Cocoa, Peppermint, Foam Milk

Black Vanilla Espresso, Vanilla Black Tea, Cold Foamed Milk

Aroma Black Tea Espresso, Black Tea, Milk, Foam Milk

Japanese Scent Espresso, Sakura Green Tea, Milk, Foamed Milk


Hot Coffee THB 265

Freshly Brewed Coffee Regular or Decaffeinated

Americano Espresso Thinned with Hot Water

Eva’s Espressocino Espresso and Cappuccino

Espresso Con Panna Espresso Topped with Whipped Cream

Cappuccino Espresso, Hot Milk, Foamed Milk

Caffè Latte Espresso, Steamed Milk with Foam

Coconut Latte Espresso and Steamed Coconut Milk

Macchiato Espresso, Milk Foam


Soneva Drinking Water Policy

Imagine a world in which children don’t have safe drinking water or sanitary toilets at their school. Imagine knowing that the only water you have to give your children could be contaminated.

This is the reality for 750 million people worldwide who do not have access to clean and safe drinking water and the 2.5 billion people who lack basic sanitation services. We think this is an intolerable injustice.

Meanwhile, the world is awash in plastic waste. Much of this is from the discarded drinking bottles of those who are fortunate enough to be able to buy clean drinking water.

Soneva imagines a world where both these problems are solved.

We were one of the first resort companies in the world to ban branded bottled water, a move which has prevented the production of 1,500,000 plastic bottles in 10 years. Soneva Drinking Water is filtered, mineralized, alkalized, and bottled on site in reusable glass bottles.

Since 2008, sales of Soneva Drinking Water have raised more than USD 1,000,000, providing clean water to over 750,000 people in more than 50 countries.

Thank you for helping us reach our goal of a world in which everyone has clean and safe drinking water – whoever they are and wherever they are.


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