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Unclaimed profileMizu 21 Restaurant
Canton, CT · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
A broad beverage list built around a four-drink Martinis section at 7.00 each, with Lychee, Cosmopolitan, Lemon Drop, and Cucumber Sake versions, plus Tito's Mules on Tap at 12.00. Nine wines by the glass at 7.00 cover white, rose, plum, and red; domestic and imported beers run 4.00, with large imports at 7.00. Five milk teas at 5.95 and two 12.00 mocktails round out the non-alcoholic side. Martinis are the strongest part of the program.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Lychee Martini at 7.00, the selection with the most corroborated detail, including large pieces of lychee. The Cucumber Sake Martini and Pomegranate Martini are the other two worth comparing against it.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Drinkers who want a wide, inexpensive list rather than a narrow specialist program. The martini pricing and the spread across wine, beer, sake, bubble tea, and mocktails suit groups whose orders diverge.
- When should I go?
- A reasonable stop for a drink before or alongside a meal, when the martini list and the by-the-glass wines are the draw.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Martinis are 7.00 each and Tito's Mules on Tap are 12.00. Wines by the glass are 7.00, domestic beers 4.00, imports 4.00 small and 7.00 large, milk teas 5.95, mocktails 12.00, and other non-alcoholic drinks 2.50 to 4.50.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The Martinis section carries four named cocktails at 7.00 each, a price point matched by all nine wines by the glass. Alongside those sit Tito's Mules on Tap, a sake section, five milk teas, and two mocktails, so the list covers several drinking modes at once.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
A dedicated Martinis section lists Lychee, Cosmopolitan, Lemon Drop, and Cucumber Sake at 7.00 each, with Tito's Mules on Tap covering All-American Mule and Salty Dog at 12.00.
Menu strengths
- — Four named martinis at 7.00 each give the section real range for the price.
- — Tito's Mules on Tap adds two 12.00 options poured from tap.
- — Guest accounts praise the martinis and note large pieces of lychee in the lychee version.
Standout selections
- — Lychee Martini, 7.00, described with large pieces of lychee.
- — Cucumber Sake Martini, 7.00, one of four listed martinis.
- — Pomegranate Martini, called unique and authentic by a guest.
- — All-American Mule, 12.00, listed under Tito's Mules on Tap.
Pricing: Martinis 7.00 each; Tito's Mules on Tap 12.00 each
Wine
Nine wines by the glass, all at 7.00, span white, rose, plum, and red. The list runs from Pinot Grigio and Sauvignon Blanc through Riesling, Chardonnay, and Rose to Plum Wine, Pinot Noir, and Merlot. It is a compact, evenly priced by-the-glass selection rather than a deep cellar.
Menu strengths
- — Nine wines by the glass, each priced at 7.00.
- — Coverage across white, rose, plum, and red categories.
Standout selections
- — Pinot Grigio, IT, 7.00 by the glass.; Plum Wine, 7.00, the less common listing on the by-the-glass list.
- — Pinot Grigio, IT — 7.00 — Listed on Wines menu.
Pricing: 7.00 per glass
Beer
The beer section splits domestic and imported, with Budweiser, Bud Light, Michelob Ultra, Sam Adams Lager, and Yuengling Lager domestically, and Asahi, Sapporo, and Kirin Ichiban among the imports. Seltzer cans come in Black Cherry, Cucumber Mint, and Pineapple. Domestic pours are 4.00, imports 4.00 small and 7.00 large.
Menu strengths
- — Domestic and imported beers are both listed, with imports in two sizes.
- — Domestic bottles are 4.00 each.; Seltzer cans add Black Cherry, Cucumber Mint, and Pineapple options.
Standout selections
- — Budweiser — 4.00 — Listed on Beer menu.
- — Bud Light — 4.00 — Listed on Beer menu.
Pricing: Domestic 4.00; imports 4.00 small, 7.00 large
Nonalcoholic
Five milk tea varieties are listed at 5.95 each, including Original Milk Tea and Thai Tea Milk Tea. Two mocktails, Espresso Mocktini and Mocktail Mule N/A, are 12.00 each. The remaining non-alcoholic list runs 2.50 to 4.50, covering Japanese Soda and spring water.
Menu strengths
- — Five bubble tea varieties at 5.95 each.; Two named mocktails at 12.00 each.
- — A separate non-alcoholic list priced from 2.50 to 4.50.
Standout selections
- — Thai Tea Milk Tea, 5.95.; Espresso Mocktini, 12.00, one of two mocktails.
- — Japanese Soda — 4.50 — Listed on Non-Alcoholic menu.
Pricing: Milk teas 5.95; mocktails 12.00; other non-alcoholic 2.50-4.50
Spirits
Menu lists a Sake section.; Menu documents a Sake section.; A recent customer account describes the hot house sake as standard fare.
Menu strengths
- — Menu lists a Sake section.; Menu documents a Sake section.
Standout selections
- — A recent customer account describes the hot house sake as standard fare.
Community reviews
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Micah Rousey
4/5
Don't let the online menu fool you, this place has a great cocktail menu. Though It's hard for me not to order the Lychee Martini. Glass Tiki cups!!!
Ordered: Tiki Drinks