Drinks Package
For guests who would like a variety of drinks with their meal rather
than a single type of wine, we offer our drinks package:
- Aperitif
- A glass of white wine
- A glass of red wine
- A small dessert wine
- A digestif liqueur
at 850 baht per person.
Water and ice
All of the water and ice served free of charge is from bottled
water. Mineral water is available for those requiring it - at bar
list prices, as noted. Please note that only bottled water is included
in the dinner cruise price. Other drinks are at additional cost
and are payable on board by the guest. |
Tahsaneeya Mai Tai 200 baht
Tahsaneeya's signature cocktail to whet the appetite with a blend
of light and dark rums, lime and syrup.
Kir 200 baht
A refreshing chilled dry white wine with a touch of cassis.
Screwdriver 200 baht
Vodka and the sweet taste of sunshine from freshly squeezed Thai
oranges.
Tom Collins 200 baht
Put some fizz in your life with the perfect combination of Gin, lemon
juice, sugar & soda.
Margarita 200 baht
From one place of sunshine, Mexico, to another, Thailand, Tequila
proves adaptable to Thai limes & sugar cane.
Manhattan 200 baht
Whisky, sweet Vermouth and bitters provide a touch of home.
Singapore Sling 200 baht
Invented to quench the thirst of the European settlers, a la Somerset
Maugham. Enjoy the punch of gin with cool lime.
Whisky Sour 200 baht
Sweet and sour in perfect balance in this mixture of whisky, lime
juice and sugar cane syrup.
Vodka Collins 200 baht
Prefer vodka to gin?
Daiquiri 200 baht
Rum, lime and pure sugar cane syrup brings freshness and light.
Dry Martini 200 baht
The meaning of Bangkok is "place of olive trees". Local
olives are not of the edible variety. We use Spanish to garnish your
classic Dry Martini.
Bloody Mary 200 baht
Thais like it hot. Tell your server how much (if any) lime, horseradish,
worcestershire and tabasco sauces, salt and pepper to add to your
vodka
& tomato juice. |
Whiskies
Scotch - Black Label 200 baht
Bourbon - Jim Beam 200 baht
Canadian - Canadian Club 200 baht
Thai - Mekhong 130 baht
Neat, on the rocks, or with soda. It's your call
Non-alcoholic
Virgin Mary 100 baht
Fruit Punch 100 baht
Sprite 90 baht
Fanta Orange 90 baht
Diet Coke 90 baht
Classic Coke 90 baht
Soda Water 90 baht
Tonic Water 90 baht
Perrier (33cl) 120 baht
Vittel/Evian (50cl) 100 baht
Various Mineral Waters 100 baht
Juices
Fresh Lime Juice 100 baht
Fresh Orange Juice 100 baht
Fresh Watermelon Juice 100 baht
Beers
Singha 130 baht
Kloster 140 baht
Heineken 140 baht
Corona 190 baht
Mixtures
Campari Soda 200 baht
Bacardi Coke 200 baht
Gin Tonic 200 baht
Vermouth Soda 200 baht
Spirits
Vodka Stolichnaya 200 baht
Tequila Rio Grande 200 baht
Sherry
Harveys Amontillado Fine 150 baht |
Champagne
Moët et Chandon - Brut 4500 baht
The qunitessential Champagne from Epernay, utilizing the
traditional method of in-bottle refermentation to create its
sparkle...
Sparkling Wine
Blanc de blancs - Brut 1900 baht
Hardys Omni
A sparkling Australian wine using a Methode Champagnoise,
with many of the characteristics of a fine champagne. Crisp
and elegant with exquisitely fine bubbles.
White Wine
Semillon Chardonnay 1175 baht
Hardy's, OP 2006
Combining the soft dry Semilllon with the buttery peachy
flavour of Chardonnay. This wine represents one of the best
quality-price combinations available in Thailand...
Riesling Gewurztraminer 1450 baht
Hardys Stamp, 2005
Fresh, medium dry with a hint of citrus, combining the fragrant
fruitiness of Riesling with the "spice" of Gewurztraminer.
Orvieto Classico 1450 baht
Ruffino, 2004
Delicate, light white wine with a pale yellow colour from
Orvieto, Italy. The wine of the nobles since Etruscan times.
Very refreshing.
Chardonnay 1500 baht
Orlando Jacob's Creek, 2005
Full flavoured Australian Chardonnay with attractive melon
and fresh fruit flavours complemented by subtle oak.
House wine
(10cl) 200 baht/glass
(30cl) 475 baht/small carafe
(45cl) 650 baht/carafe
Red Wine
Shiraz Cabernet 1175 baht
Hardy's, OP 2005
A medium bodied everyday drinking wine quintessential of S.W.
Australia. Fruity and soft dry red wine.
Chianti DOCG 1550 baht
Ruffino, 2005
The fragrance & flavours of an Italian summer captured
in this particularly robust Chianti
Sangre de Toro 2150 baht
Torres, 2003
From Penedes, Spain and the flagship Miguel Torress, renowned
for some of the best wines of the region. A rich flavoured,
flowery wine...
Cabernet Sauvignon 2150 baht
Wyndhams Bin 444, 2003
A superlative medium bodied wine exhibiting deep plum and
blackcurrant flavors, with subtle vanillin oak and a soft tannin
finish. The Wyndhams bin vintages are rated particularly highly.
House wine
(10cl) 200 baht/glass
(30cl) 475 baht/small carafe
(45cl) 650 baht/carafe
Rosé Wine
Grenache Shiraz 1550 baht
Hardy's Stamp , 2006
A light, refreshing, pale, classic rosé wine, with just
a hint of sweetness -with antecedents going back to 1837 from the
heart of the Australian rosé region.
Dessert Wine
Sauternes (10cl) 440 baht/glass, 2800 baht/bottle
Ginestet, 2002
Delicious and golden natural sweetness from Sauternes in
the Bordeaux region of France. Enjoy an after-dinner glass. |
Wine in Thailand.
Please accept our apology if the wine which you have selected
is no longer in stock - this means that it is no longer
in stock in Thailand. In the event that this should occur,
in order to assist our clients in maintaining their budgets,
we will select an equivalent wine of the same variety and
of similar quality and price. We trust that you enjoy our
selection.
In Thailand, wine is taxed at 354% of its value and this
is payable immediately on importing the wine. In addition,
wine was targeted in a "Buy Thai" campaign following
the onset of the Asian economic crisis, leaving many wine
merchants on the brink of collapse. The result is that
wine merchants carry very little stock and thus the wine
that they do have available at any moment is simply determined
by whatever is available at the time they need to restock.
This leads to great unpredictability when attempting to
maintain a wine list. We trust that you understand.
Derek Proctor
Loy Nava
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Last
updated 21st of Sept 2007. As availability and prices change
frequently in Thailand the items are subject to change without
notice. The bar list you are given onboard for your dinner
cruise will be the authoritative one. 
