British Airways
Business Class menu
London Heathrow to Abu Dhabi
December 2011
Lunch
Starters
Meze plate
Quickes Cheddar mousse with walnut crumble served with an orange and beetroot salad
Salad
Fresh seasonal salad served with vinaigrette *
Main
Moroccan lamb curry with French beans with sesame seeds and sultana and almond rice
The meat used in preparation of this dish is certified Halal.
Loch Fyne lightly smoked salmon pave with herb cream sauce and lemon risotto
Wholemeal pasta with spinach veloute, roast leeks, squash and pine nuts
Chilled main course salad of thyme-roasted corn-fed chicken with red pesto potatoes and marinated peppers *
Dessert
White chocolate and ricotta mousse with fruits of the forest [not available - actually was plain cheese cake with berry coulis]
Normandy Camember and Denhay Cheddar served with chutney and biscuits
A selection of fruit
Chocolates
* "Well Being in the Air" selection - please refer to High Life for details.
We apologise if your first choice is not available.
For allergens, please ask your crew for more details.
Club Kitchen
Club Kitchen has been designed for you, as a space where you can come to stretch your legs and help yourself to a little treat or snack during your flight. We offer fresh fruits, chocolates and snacks. On our long-range flights, sandwiches and soups are available if you are looking for something more warming. You can also choose from a variety of soft drinks to keep you hydrated.
So don't hesitate and please come and visit. You'll find your Club Kitchen in the galley area.
Afternoon Tea
Snacks
An individual selection of sandwiches featuring prawn mayonnaise, British chicken with rocket and Double Gloucester with slow-roasted tomatoes
Sweets
Plain or fruit scones served warm with clotted cream and strawberry preserves
The Bar
A complimentary bar service, including alcoholic beverages and soft drinks, is available throughout today's flight.
Aperitifs and Cocktails
Campari
Martini Dry
Cointreau
Southern Comfort
Smirnoff Blue
Massenez Creme de Cassis
Tanqueray
Gordon's Gin
Tia Maria
Baileys
Tio Pepe
Whiskies
Glenlivet 15-year-old Malt
Jack Daniel's
Johnnie Walker Black
Drambuie 15-year-old Speyside Malt Liqueur
Cognac
Otard VSOP Cognac
Beer
Grolsch Premium
Fuller's London Pride
Heineken
Soft Drinks
Coca-Cola
Diet Coca-Cola
Sprite
Sparkling Mineral Water
Tonic Water
Canada Dry
Bitter Lemon
Diet Tonic
Fanta Orange
Still Mineral Water
Soda Water
Juices
Apple
Tomato
Orange
Cranberry
Twinings Tea Room
A selection of refreshing teas and infusions including English Breakfast, Earl Grey, Pure Green Tea, Peppermint, Camomile and Cranberry, Raspberry and Elderflower.
Ground Coffee
Decaffeinated Coffee
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Wine List
Champagne
Champagne Cocktails
Kir Royale
Creme de Cassis gives this cocktail its distinctive taste
Buck's Fizz
Crisp dry champagne and naturally sweet orange juice
Taittinger Brut Reserve NV Champagne
Champagne Taittinger's origins date back to 1734, and today it is one of the few Champagne Houses to be owned and actively managed by the family named on the label; Pierre Taittinger acquired the House in the early 1930s. Taittinger Brut Reserve characterises the House style, which uses a high percentage of Chardonnay in the blend. Such Chardonnay dominance helps create a style of delicacy and finesse that merits the Gold Medal awarded at the Decanter World Wine Awards 2010. Its lean palate has considerable depth and elegance with a long, fresh finish making it a perfect aperitif.
White
Chablis 1er Cru Vau de Vey 2009, Domaine Jean-Marc Brocard, Burgundy, France
This is a fine premier cru, dry and crisp, marked by the fresh citrus and ripe apple flavours and the characteristic notes of seashell and freshly cut hay that epitomise Chablis. A medal winner in the International Wine Challenge, it is from a top Domaine undergoing conversion to biodynamic production, hence the ladybird on the label. Brilliant as an aperitif or with any of the starters or fish dishes.
Point Peron Sauvignon Blanc/Semillon 2010, Margaret River, Western Australia
Winemaker Robert Bowen has helped establish and make wines from many of the finest vineyards in Western Australia over his 39-year career. His expressive example of a classic Margaret River blend has created a wine with gooseberry, passion fruit, dill and freshly mown hay characters balanced with lemon zest and a touch of white nectarine. Do try it with the chicken or vegetarian options.
Red
Les Fiefs de Lagrange 2007, Saint-Julien, Bordeaux, France
This is the second wine of the famous Chateau Lagrange that was classified as a Troisieme Cru Classe in the famous 1855 classification. A blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot with a pinch of Petit Verdot the 2007 was matured in French oak barrels for 16 months to produce this rich, spicy, cherry, complex red that is ideal with any of the beef dishes we're serving today.
Jim Barry "The Lodge Hill" Shiraz 2009, Clare Valley, South Australia
A huge, rich, spicy red, almost black with lashings of blackberry, cassis and black cherry fruit, and with hints of eucalyptus and mocha, this wine fully merits its Silver Medal in the International Wine Challenge 2011. The cool breezes of the Clare Valley helped provide freshness and a floral perfume. Perfect to savour on its own or with cheese, this Shiraz goes brilliantly too, with any of the spicier dishes.
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