Classic Margarita or Mezcalita

Margarita ó Mezcalita Clásica

Tequila or mezcal, orange liquor and fresh lime juice.

Tequila ó mezcal, licor de naranja, jugo de lima fresca.

Margarita or Mezcalita Piña y Albahaca

Margarita ó Mezcalita Piña y Albahaca

Tequila or mezcal, orange liquor, fresh lime juice, pineapple and basil.

Tequila ó mezcal, licor de naranja, jugo de lima fresca, piña y albahaca.

Margarita or Mezcalita Maracuja

Margarita ó Mezcalita Maracuyá

Agave distillate, passion fruit and lemon.

Destilado de agave, maracuyá y limón.

Côtes des Roses

France: Grenache, Cinsault, Syrah

A wine that celebrates the Mediterranean Art de Vivre. This confident rosé, by Gérard Bertrand, is presented in a bottle that Lalique would be proud of. Not too strong or bold but light, crisp and bubbly with lovely grapefruit notes.

Catena Zapata

Argentina: Syrah, Grenache, Malbec, Sauvignon Blanc, Chenin Blanc

A refreshing style of New World rosé, from the high-altitude vineyards of Mendoza. Lots of minerality with just the right amount of creaminess. Hits the sweet spot between fruity and elegant.

Whispering Angel

France: Grenache, Cinsault, Rolle

Provence comes to Sayulita. The world famous rosé. Lush and full, with crisp but deliciously creamy acidity. A dry, gastronomic wine with a smooth finish.

House Sparkling (Brut)

Espumoso de la Casa (Brut)

Codorniu Cuvèe Brut Cava

Spain: Xarel Lo, Parrelada, Macabeo

An excellent Cava. On the nose, balanced with fruity, citrus, toasted bread and honey notes. On the palate, fresh with good acidity. A long finish with very fine bubbles.

Domaine Maurice Griss Brut Crémant

France: Pinot Blanc, Pinot Auxerrois

We love our crémants and this organic expression, from Alsace, is a cracker. Fine and delicate bubbles. On the nose, notes of white flower. A racy and fresh palate, with a nice persistence.

Veuve Clicquot Brut Champagne

France: Pinot Noir, Meunier, Chardonnay

No introduction needed. The predominance of Pinot Noir provides the structure that is typically Veuve Clicquot, while a touch of Meunier rounds out the blend. Chardonnay adds the elegance and finesse in a perfectly balanced wine. To quote Kool and the Gang: celebrate good times, come on.

Dom Pérignon Vintage 2012 Champagne

France: Pinot Noir, Chardonnay

Dom Pérignon’s cellar master, Vincent Chaperon, called 2012 a year of “explosive harmony”, and references the spectacular 1990 and 2008 vintages when speaking about the 2012 vintage. Even in the high octane world of Dom Pérignon, it’s a special wine: rounder on the attack, welcoming, but very quickly it starts to vibrate and then explodes in your mouth with a surge of effervescence and tonicity.

Desvario Vinho Verde

Portugal: Alvarinho

The well-loved Vinho Verde, from northern Portugal. Intended to be consumed young, this wine is light, refreshing and carries the slightest carbonation (from a process called malolactic fermentation). With lots of floral and greenfruit notes. A perennial summer favorite.

Palmadina Pinot Grigio

Italy: Pinot Grigio

Time to reset everything you ever thought about this grape. Fresh, mineral, clean and simple. Light, not too acidic – we love that – with great fruit notes. Shall we put the next bottle on ice?

La Belle Angèle Sauvignon Blanc

France: Sauvignon Blanc

A refreshing light-bodied French Sauvignon Blanc with crisp acidity and delicate aromas of citrus and gooseberry. Elegant and clean: the perfect accompaniment with seafood or as an aperitif. Perfect for beach weather!

Grand Bateau Bordeaux

France: Sauvignon Blanc

Grand Bateau is a project from the team at the famed Château Beychevelle in Saint-Julien. Bright and tropical with a fresh, appealing fruit character and a slight touch of vanilla on the close.

Care Chardonnay

Spain: Chardonnay

A rather unusual Chardonnay from the Cariñena region of northern Spain. Lots of fruit. Great nose. Well balanced. Very little oak. A joy to discover, on a baking hot day.

Louis Latour Ardèche

France: Chardonnay

Maison Louis Latour is one of the most innovative producers in Burgundy and its name is synonymous with the very best Chardonnay from the region. Pale yellow in colour, with an intense nose. Dense on the palate, the freshness of the first taste evolves into a smooth enveloping texture.

Riesling Rajnan Rizling

Hungary: Riesling

Fresh on the palate, well balanced and defined by an excellent structure and a long finish. Bone dry and light bodied. An excellent Riesling from an estate located in the Pannon region, on the west side of the Danube.

Samas

Italy: Vermentino Bianco, Chardonnay

This Sardinian gem is a mix of Vermentino and Chardonnay grapes. Look up “minerality” in the dictionary and you may well find a picture of this bottle beside it. Medium body, silky texture, crisp, elegant, beach.

Fontanafredda Gavi di Gavi

Italy: Cortese

Made from the Cortese grape in Piedmont, Northwest Italy. Crisp and refreshing on the palate. Pale, straw-yellow color. Light-bodied with a subtle minerality and a vibrant acidity that balances out the fruit flavors of lemon, lime and pear.

Borgo Thaulero Montepulciano d’Abruzzo

Italy: Montepulciano

Subtle smooth taste, nice berries and a balanced flavour. Pairs well with putting the world to rights, with good friends, on the beach.

L.A. Cetto Nebbiolo

Mexico: Nebbiolo

A medium to full bodied red that delivers that classic sense of Nebbiolo at a great price. Dry, soft tannins, dark fruit, black cherry, oak. A little gem, from Mexico’s famous Valle de Guadalupe region.

Tuercebotas

Spain: Garnacha

Cultivated from old vines, this Garnacha is – hands down – one of the best riojas at this price point. Spiced red fruit, candied raspberry, cherry, the taste is smooth with light acidity: elegant stuff.

Musica del Marques

Mexico: Tempranillo, Cabernet Sauvignon, Grenache

Lovely little red from Queretaro: smooth and friendly on the palate, from the first sip. Medium to high tannins with traditional notes of oak and leather, combined with ripe red fruit.

E. Guigal Côtes de Rhône

France: Grenache, Syrah, Mourvèdre

This wine shows a good deal of the character that the Southern Rhône reds are famous for. It boasts a smoky, spicy nose with an abundance of fresh fruit and chocolate aromas. Medium-bodied and packed with flavor, fine tannins and well-gauged acidity.

Falcata Casa Gran Crianza

Spain: Pinot Noir

Born close to Valencia. Big bold berries and a loooong smooth finish. Good acidity and very well balanced. A happy discovery.

Luigi Bosca Malbec

Argentina: Malbec

Malbec is the emblem wine of Luigi Bosca and their estate covers 700 hectares of land in Luján de Cuyo and Valle de Uco, Mendoza. This flagship wine is full-bodied and well-structured with character and all the juiciness typical of this variety. We love.

Fontanafredda Raimonda Barbera d’Alba

Italy: Barbera

We’re big Fontanafredda fans and drinking this Barbera d’Alba conjures up happy days spent hunting for white truffles in the Langhe. Complex and layered with dark spices and black fruit. Full-bodied with a long finish.

Catena Zapata Malbec Argentino

Argentina: Malbec

A marvelous, deep, complex malbec from Argentina’s top producer. Elegant, smooth and wonderfully full-bodied, it’s the pinnacle of what a malbec should be. Boasting rich blackberry and plum notes, with a long aftertaste, it also offers dark chocolate to the mix.