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Portuguese Charcoal Grill and Petiscos
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Lupin beans and homemade pickles
Fine cut olive oil and salt potato chips
Semi-cured cheese made from sheep's milk
Cured Iberian black pig, or porco preto, from the oak groves of the Alentejo
Toasted sourdough with cheese and Iberico cured ham
Toasted sourdough with cheese, truffle, and oyster mushrooms
Portuguese rum from Madeira (Aguardente de Cana) with fresh lime over ice - refreshing and moreish
Tanqueray gin, Campari, and Ginjinha to add a hint of sweetness
The perfect after dinner serve, made with Portuguese Delta Coffee, Ketel One Vodka and Kahlúa
Volcán de mi Tierra Blanco, fresh lime, served over ice with our house piri-piri salt and chilli
Our take on the breakfast martini, with the influence of Poncha - the precursor to the caiprinha. Orange marmalade, Portuguese rum and triple sec
Swapping sweet vermouth for black peppercorn infused LBV port, to add some heat and fruitiness
Our take on the Paloma. Smokey Montelobos mezcal, Aperol, Yuzu sake topped up with Franklins Pink Grapefruit soda
Eminente 3yr Cuban rum mixed with homemade berry cordial, topped with Franklins Rhubarb & Hibiscus tonic
Aromatic yellow pepper cordial shaken with Rock Rose Pink Grapefruit Old Tom gin, elderflower and lemon juice
Easy drinking Johnnie Walker Black highball, with homemade chamomile syrup and bitters
Chamomile flower extract and soda
Seedlip Spice, orange marmalade, lemon shrub and soda
Agile, light, young. A classic from Minho
Effervescent, vibrant, dry. The first wine from Casa do Frango
Clean, mineral, bright. Fresh with ripe stone fruit and citrus
Ripe, zesty, crisp. Generous notes of tropical fruit
Fresh, fruity, easy drinking wine. Similar to a new world Sauvignon Blanc
Zesty, toasty, refined. A balance of ripe citrus and fresh brioche
Soft, juicy, ripe. Full flavoured with fresh red fruit
Fruity, songful, medium-bodied. Hints of cedar and chocolate
Uplifting, elegant, aromatic. A bright, high altitude wine
Clean, fragrant, silky. Easy-drinking, light blush
Light, floral, approachable. Portugal's version of Prosecco
Pineapple, lemon, green apple. Portugal's answer to Champagne
Young, fresh, lively
Deep, intense, complex
Balanced, rich, dark fruits
Fruit forward, soft tannins
Classic, sweet, zesty
Light with caramel & almonds
Candied citrus, toffee, spice
Elegant, raisins & cacao nibs
Bright acidity, velvety, nutty
Lupin beans and homemade pickles
Fine cut olive oil and salt potato chips
Semi-cured cheese made from sheep's milk
Cured Iberian black pig, or porco preto, from the oak groves of the Alentejo
Toasted sourdough with cheese and Iberico cured ham
Toasted sourdough with cheese, truffle, and oyster mushrooms
Portuguese rum from Madeira (Aguardente de Cana) with fresh lime over ice - refreshing and moreish
Tanqueray gin, Campari, and Ginjinha to add a hint of sweetness
The perfect after dinner serve, made with Portuguese Delta Coffee, Ketel One Vodka and Kahlúa
Volcán de mi Tierra Blanco, fresh lime, served over ice with our house piri-piri salt and chilli
Our take on the breakfast martini, with the influence of Poncha - the precursor to the caiprinha. Orange marmalade, Portuguese rum and triple sec
Swapping sweet vermouth for black peppercorn infused LBV port, to add some heat and fruitiness
Our take on the Paloma. Smokey Montelobos mezcal, Aperol, Yuzu sake topped up with Franklins Pink Grapefruit soda
Eminente 3yr Cuban rum mixed with homemade berry cordial, topped with Franklins Rhubarb Hibiscus tonic
Aromatic yellow pepper cordial shaken with Rock Rose Pink Grapefruit Old Tom gin, elderflower and lemon juice
Easy drinking Johnnie Walker Black highball, with homemade chamomile syrup and bitters
Chamomile flower extract and soda
Seedlip Spice, orange marmalade, lemon shrub and soda
Agile, light, young. A classic from Minho
Effervescent, vibrant, dry. The first wine from Casa do Frango
Clean, mineral, bright. Fresh with ripe stone fruit and citrus
Ripe, zesty, crisp. Generous notes of tropical fruit
Fresh, fruity, easy drinking wine. Similar to a new world Sauvignon Blanc
Zesty, toasty, refined. A balance of ripe citrus and fresh brioche
Soft, juicy, ripe. Full flavoured with fresh red fruit
Fruity, songful, medium-bodied. Hints of cedar and chocolate
Uplifting, elegant, aromatic. A bright, high altitude wine
Clean, fragrant, silky. Easy-drinking, light blush
Light, floral, approachable. Portugal's version of Prosecco
Pineapple, lemon, green apple. Portugal's answer to Champagne
Young, fresh, lively
Deep, intense, complex
Balanced, rich, dark fruits
Fruit forward, soft tannins
Classic, sweet, zesty
Light with caramel almonds
Candied citrus, toffee, spice
Elegant, raisins cacao nibs
Bright acidity, velvety, nutty
Lupin beans and homemade pickles
Fine cut olive oil and salt potato chips
Semi-cured cheese made from sheep's milk
Cured Iberian black pig, or porco preto, from the oak groves of the Alentejo
Toasted sourdough with cheese and Iberico cured ham
Toasted sourdough with cheese, truffle, and oyster mushrooms
Portuguese rum from Madeira (Aguardente de Cana) with fresh lime over ice - refreshing and moreish
Tanqueray gin, Campari, and Ginjinha to add a hint of sweetness
The perfect after dinner serve, made with Portuguese Delta Coffee, Ketel One Vodka and Kahlúa
Volcán de mi Tierra Blanco, fresh lime, served over ice with our house piri-piri salt and chilli
Our take on the breakfast martini, with the influence of Poncha - the precursor to the caiprinha. Orange marmalade, Portuguese rum and triple sec
Swapping sweet vermouth for black peppercorn infused LBV port, to add some heat and fruitiness
Our take on the Paloma. Smokey Montelobos mezcal, Aperol, Yuzu sake topped up with Franklins Pink Grapefruit soda
Eminente 3yr Cuban rum mixed with homemade berry cordial, topped with Franklins Rhubarb & Hibiscus tonic
Aromatic yellow pepper cordial shaken with Rock Rose Pink Grapefruit Old Tom gin, elderflower and lemon juice
Easy drinking Johnnie Walker Black highball, with homemade chamomile syrup and bitters
Chamomile flower extract and soda
Seedlip Spice, orange marmalade, lemon shrub and soda
Agile, light, young. A classic from Minho
Effervescent, vibrant, dry. The first wine from Casa do Frango
Clean, mineral, bright. Fresh with ripe stone fruit and citrus
Ripe, zesty, crisp. Generous notes of tropical fruit
Fresh, fruity, easy drinking wine. Similar to a new world Sauvignon Blanc
Zesty, toasty, refined. A balance of ripe citrus and fresh brioche
Soft, juicy, ripe. Full flavoured with fresh red fruit
Fruity, songful, medium-bodied. Hints of cedar and chocolate
Uplifting, elegant, aromatic. A bright, high altitude wine
Clean, fragrant, silky. Easy-drinking, light blush
Light, floral, approachable. Portugal's version of Prosecco
Pineapple, lemon, green apple. Portugal's answer to Champagne
Young, fresh, lively
Deep, intense, complex
Balanced, rich, dark fruits
Fruit forward, soft tannins
Classic, sweet, zesty
Light with caramel & almonds
Candied citrus, toffee, spice
Elegant, raisins & cacao nibs
Bright acidity, velvety, nutty
