Lay out a refined wine list for Venue Name as a flat top-down composition on the Wood Surface, using the Format. Print the venue name prominently at the top, then organize the three sections in Section Headings with clear visual separation. Place Red Wine Items with their matching Red Wine Prices, White Wine Items with their matching White Wine Prices, and Sparkling Wine Items with their matching Sparkling Wine Prices on a precise, consistent grid. Keep prices right-aligned and use generous spacing so the menu remains easy to scan. Set all typography in minimal black type with one elegant serif and one restrained sans-serif, using no more than two typefaces. Render the menu on the Paper Texture and use the Color Palette. Add Footer Line in small type at the bottom. Include realistic paper edges, subtle contact shadows and believable soft directional light. Keep the composition quiet and uncluttered, with no extra props, logos, borders, watermarks or QR codes. Ensure every word is correctly spelled, legible and fully contained within the paper.
Use these details:
Venue Name: "Cask & Grain"
Section Headings: ["Reds", "Whites", "Sparkling"]
Red Wine Items: ["Pinot Noir", "Cabernet Sauvignon", "Syrah"]
White Wine Items: ["Sauvignon Blanc", "Chardonnay", "Riesling"]
Sparkling Wine Items: ["Brut Cuvée", "Prosecco", "Rosé Sparkling"]
Red Wine Prices: ["14", "16", "15"]
White Wine Prices: ["13", "15", "12"]
Sparkling Wine Prices: ["15", "13", "16"]
Footer Line: "By the glass available | 6 pm to late"
Color Palette: "black, warm white and muted charcoal"
Paper Texture: "thick cream cotton paper with subtle uneven fibers"
Wood Surface: "dark walnut wood with a low satin sheen"
Format: "4:5 vertical flat-lay menu"
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Your result will come out close to the example rather than identical to it. Change the details to make it yours.
