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.$ jalapeño bottlecaps red and green jalapeños sliced and beer battered, deep-fried, served with ranch dressing ................................$ crispy chicken strips five breaded chicken breast tenders, deep-fried until crispy served with ranch dressing. ...................................... $ crispy
chicken breast tossed in a spicy teriyaki sauce, with fire roasted veggies, avocado, cheddar cheese, tomato, and cucumber, on a bed of romaine, served with ranch dressing. .........................$ creamy dill salad large garden salad with oven roasted chicken breast, avocado, tomato, cucumber, and red...
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. $ + garden salad crisp romaine, tomato, red onion and green pepper. vegan. $ + caesar salad crisp romaine, housemade croutons, freshly grated parmesan. served with caesar dressing. complimentary anchovy fillets added upon request. $ + new york pizza mozzarella, tomato sauce. vegetarian. $ + margherita
onion and green pepper. vegan. $ + antipasto salad italian salami, pepperoncini, whole kalamata olives and mozzarella added to garden salad. $ + artichoke panzanella salad classic tuscan bread salad with artichoke hearts, cucumbers, cherry tomatoes, red onion, romaine, basil and capers. served with...
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think about the world's most familiar wine varieties and from there create a baseline portfolio. for the red wines, consider cabernet sauvignon, pinot noir, merlot, shiraz and in the white wines consider chardonnay, riesling, sauvignon blanc and pinot gris/pinot grigio. moving on from the wine varieties
, think about "taste" (flavour, aroma, colour) and make sure you also have a range; from dry to sweet with your white wine selection and for your red wine list, it's about light to full-bodied. food & wine pairings when creating a good wine list, you want to try and avoid your customers simply choosing...
http://www.imbibe-drinks.co.uk/products/champagne-wines/
think about the world's most familiar wine varieties and from there create a baseline portfolio. for the red wines, consider cabernet sauvignon, pinot noir, merlot, shiraz and in the white wines consider chardonnay, riesling, sauvignon blanc and pinot gris/pinot grigio. moving on from the wine varieties
, think about "taste" (flavour, aroma, colour) and make sure you also have a range; from dry to sweet with your white wine selection and for your red wine list, it's about light to full-bodied. food & wine pairings when creating a good wine list, you want to try and avoid your customers simply choosing...
http://www.imbibe-drinks.co.uk/products/champagne-wines/