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Press Club No. 1
Cocktails
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Paris, Tokyo
Vodka, Lychee, Yuzu Sake, Lemon & Bergamot
$19
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French Waltz
Green Chartreuse, Pisco, Kabinett Riesling & Lime
$20
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Imaginary Players
Gin, Shochu, Raspberry & Fino Sherry
$21
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Smooth Operator
Sake, Armagnac, Solera Rum, Coconut & Pineapple
$19
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Devil in a New Dress
Cognac, Rye, Cacao, Strawberry & Amontillado
$22
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Nights Over Egypt
Bourbon, Calvados, Yogurt, Seasonal Fruit & Bordeaux
$19
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Desperado
Whiskey, Squash Amaro & Citrus Oleo Saccharum
$19
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Summer In November
Navy Rum, Pineapple Mezcal, Falernum, Mint & Lime
$20
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Temptation
Blanco Tequila, Chenin Blanc, Serrano, Mango & Lime
$20
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White Ferrari
Mezcal, Tequila, Smoked Pineapple & Plum
$21
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Day 'N' Nite
Reposado Tequila, Coffee, Madeira & Japanese Black Sugar
$19
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In A Cadillac
Vodka, Junmai Daiginjo Sake, Blanco Vermouth & Shiso & Gin, Palo Cortado Sherry, Blanco Vermouth & Grapefruit
$24
Non Alcoholic Offerings
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Sexy Dancer
Lyre's NA Gin, Grapefruit, Lime & Ginger Beer
$16
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Sweetest Taboo
Ritual NA Rum, Pathfinder NA Amaro, Pineapple, Coconut
$16
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Soft as Snow
Giffard Ginger, Lemon, Citrus Oleo, Mint Tincture
$16
We love Cognac (and Brandy in general) and we wanted to share our passion by offering a selection of our favorite XO Cognacs and Vintage Armangac for $20 per ounce.
The Cognac
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Pierre Ferrand Selection des Anges
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Frapin Ch. de Fontpoint XO
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D'Usse XO
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Martell XO
The Armagnac
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Domaine d'Aurensan 20 Ans Armagnac Brandy
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Darroze '89
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Darroze '90
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Darroze '92
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Darroze '99
Don’t know what any of this but also don’t want to ask? Here is a little cheat sheet:
Cognac is double distilled in copper pot stills using Ugni Blanc, Folle Blanche and Colombard grapes. It is aged French Limousin oak, which imparts subtle, spicy notes (compared to American oak which typically offers richer vanilla flavours). It is exclusively produced in the Cognac region of France.
XO designates a Cognac in which the eau-de-vie (fancy European term for unaged brandy) has been aged for at least 10 years. It stands for “extra old” because it’s extra old. It was first created by Maurice Hennessey in 1870 as a gift for his friends.
Armagnac is spicier and lighter bodied than cognac. It is distilled mostly using Ugni Blanc grapes, with a small amount of other varieties, most notably Baco. Armagnac is distilled using the unique “armagnacais” still, aged in French oak and is exclusive to the Armagnac region of France.
The Classics
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Karaage
japanese popcorn chicken
$19
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Marinated Cucumbers
chili, sesame
$14
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Fried Pickles
ranch
$15
Grilled Skewers
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Shrimp
$15
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Chicken
$12
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Wagyu
$24
Tempuras
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Shrimp
yuzu kosho sauce, furikake
$15
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Shiitake Mushrooms
includes 1 sauce
$16
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Purple Sweet Potato
includes 1 sauce
$14
Sauces
$1.50 each-
Gochujang Aioli
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Old Bay White BBQ
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House Ranch
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Ponzu
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Dijonnaise
Sweets
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Kakigōri
shaved ice, coconut, choice of fruit syrup
$10
Sparkling
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Victorine De Chastenay
Crémant du Bourgonge
16 / 70
White
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Carl Graff 2023
Kabinett Riesling
16 / 70
Rosé
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Minuty Prestige 2023
Grenache Blend
18 / 80
Red
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Château Barreyres 2016
Bordeaux Blend
18 / 80
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Joseph Drouhin Cote de Beaune Rouge 2021
Pinot Noir
180
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Domaine Dujac Morey St. Denis 2021
Pinot Noir
380
Beer
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IPA
$8
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Lager
$8
Bartender's Cocktail of the Month
Our very own, DJ Ballard, is excited to present his cocktail, Oya's Temperament! This his submission to the prestigious JSS Classic Competition.
Oya's Temperament
Daiyme Shochu, Umedashi Cordial, Plum Liqueur, Soda, Nori Salt Rim
$18
This is my DJ's submission for @jss_shochu 2026 Modern Shochu Classics competition. It’s a cocktail about storms, tides, and the power of transformation. I start with Daiyame 25, an imo shochu that ages sweet potatoes to bring out strong flavors of lychee and rose in a way that feels transformative all on its own. From there, Susanoo, the Japanese Shinto god of storms and Oya, the Yoruba goddess of storms were my muses through this process and all other flavors derive from them. Kombu, nori, and mulberry are all odes to Susanoo’s mastery of the seas and his resilience, as well as the resilience of the people of Kyushu. Plum and ginger are offerings to Oya and tie into my own personal strides towards growth as a bartender. I blend both of these influences into a dashi stock that harmonizes these flavors and produces a savory, fruity highball that reads as salted plum but has deeper umami and coastal green notes waiting for you to enjoy.
The Japan Sake and Shochu Makers Association (JSS) is the primary trade organization representing producers of sake, honkaku shochu, and awamori in Japan. It works to preserve traditional production methods while promoting quality standards, research, and education both domestically and internationally. JSS also plays a key role in global outreach—supporting exports, protecting geographical indications, and deepening international understanding of Japan’s national spirits.