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18-BI-1448-Brew Pub Menu-V9.Indd Welcome to Bavarian Brothers Brewing a casual dining brew pub and lounge at the Bavarian Inn. While Christian and David Asam are brothers, the name is not to applaud them but to remember and celebrate a family heritage legacy. The name is a nod to the original Asam Brothers of Munich, Germany—Egid Quirin Asam and Cosmas Damian Asam of whom Erwin, Christian and David are believed to be direct descendants. These Asam Brothers are renowned across Bavaria and Munich as early 1700s church architects, sculptors and artists. One of the most celebrated churches, Asamkirche—on Asam Strasse near the Marian Platz in Munich, can still be visited today. The “star” in our logo can also be found on the doors to the Asamkirche. This star has been welcoming visitors for centuries and now it welcomes you. The Asam Family is proud of its 40 year tradition of hospitality in Shepherdstown and is happy to honor its past while celebrating the future. Prost! SMALL BITES AND SALADS AND SHARED PLATES SANDWICHES House-Baked Crab Pretzel Heirloom Beet Salad Stuffed with Crab, Imperial Aged Cheddar Cheese, Frisée, Radish, Goat Cheese, Pine Nut Mousse 9 Remoulade & Mustard 15 Caesar Salad with Traditional Dressing, Parmesan, Anchovy 8 Authentic Swiss Fondue for Two Add Chicken 14 Blend of fi ne Swiss Cheeses, White Wine and Kirshwasser, Add Salmon 16 Pretzel Bites & Veggies for dipping 16 Southern Wedge Salad Crispy Chicken Skin, Country Ham, International Cheese Board Smokey Blue Cheese, VA Peanuts, Goddess Dressing 12 Assorted Domestic & Imported Cheese, Accompaniments 16 Bavarian Brother’s Signature Burger Topped with Fresh Shucked Oysters Seared Bratwurst, Pickled Red Cabbage, Gruyere Cheese, Daily Selection, Mignonette 6 for 14, 12 for 24 Served with House Cut French Fries 14 Spaetzle B.I. Reuben Corned Beef, Sauerkraut, Thousand Island, Tossed with Asparagus & Black Forest Ham, Baked with Gruyere 9 Rye, French Fries 14 Ahi Tuna “Nachos” Miso, Sriracha, Enoki Mushroom, Seaweed Salad 16 Flatbread Pizza of the Day LARGE PLATES — ENTRÉES Chef’s Daily Creation 13 Sauerbraten Red Cabbage, Potato Dumpling 24 Pulled Pork “Egg Roll” Citrus Braised Pork, Brussel Sprout Slaw, Apple Butter BBQ 12 Wienerschnitzel Pickled and Pickles Red Cabbage, Spaetzle 27 Deep Fried Dill, Piccalilli, Bread & Butter, Pickled Caulifl ower 11 Jaegerschnitzel Lobster Mac n’ Cheese Red Cabbage Spaetzle, Wild Mushroom-Brandy Hunter Sauce 28 Ditalini Pasta, Gouda Cheese, English Pea, Black Truffl e 14 Sausage Sampler Schweinebraten Knockwurst, Weisswurst, Bratwurst, Sauerkraut 8 Pork Roast with Sauerkraut, Potato Dumpling 20 Church Front Door Cosmas Damian Asam Egid Quirin Asam Asamkirche Munich OTHER BEER DRAUGHT All 16 oz. unless otherwise noted German/European Spaten Lager ABV 6.5% 6.50 Spaten Oktoberfest, Munich Germany ABV 5.9% 6.50 Franziskaner Hefewiesse ABV 5.5% 22 oz. 7.50 Local Bavarian Brothers, Sozial Session Ale ABV 4.8% 7.50 The Beers Bavarian Brothers, Rotating Tap, Please Inquire 7.50 We are excited to showcase a variety of high-quality, great Ole Ran’ L Pilsner, Greenbrier Valley, WV ABV 5.3% 6.50 tasting beers, brewed in our brand new, state-of-the-art facility. Snake Dog, IPA, Flying Dog, Frederick, MD ABV 7.1% 6.50 It is not our intention to make only German Beer nor attempt to Bold Rock, Virginia Cider, Nellysford, VA ABV 4.7% 5.95 copy or replace the quality beers from Germany—Spaten, Ayinger and Franziskaner have perfected their beers over centuries of FEATURED GERMAN BOTTLE Weihenstephaner Dunkle Weisse, Freising 17 oz. 7.95 dedication. Our beers are a representation of what we try to do Weihenstephaner Kristall Weisse, Freising 17 oz. 7.95 throughout our property—“Remember our European Roots, and Ayinger Jahrhundert 100 year Lager, Aying 17 oz. 7.95 Embrace our West Virginia Location.” Recipes are constantly Ayinger Altbairisch Dunkel, Aying 17 oz. 7.95 being conceptualized and implemented, and we take a fun and Hofbrau, Dunkel, Munich 12 oz. 5.95 whimsical approach to naming them. Pinkus, Organic, UR-Pils, Munster 17 oz. 7.95 Spaten Optimator Doppleback, Munich 12 oz. 5.95 BOTTLED Anchor Brewing, “Liberty Ale,” American Ale, San Fransisco, CA 5.50 OUR BEER Bud Light, Light American Lager, St. Louis, MO 4.50 Budweiser, American Lager, St Louis, MO 4.50 1 ABV 4.8% 2 oz. ABV 4.5% 7.5 New Belgian, “Fat Tire” Ale, Denver, CO 5.50 Sozial Session Ale Haake Beck (Non-Alcoholic), Bremen, Germany 4.95 The German word for social or socialize, that is what this easy going Lagunita IPA, Petaluma, CA 5.50 brew is all about. The perfect beer to be “social” with at the tail gate, Michelob, “Ultra,” St. Louis, MO 4.50 bbq or in our Beer Garden. New Belgium, “Citradellic,” Tangerine IPA, Denver, CO 5.50 Erwin’s Angry Ale: an IPA 8 oz. ABV 8% 8.5 A nod to the Inn’s founder Erwin Asam this is whimsically named to celebrate Erwin’s fi ne “German engineering.” He is known to be a man of incredible work ethic, vision and of course his velocity of SPECIALTY COCKTAILS speed to accomplish all tasks. B.I. Old Fashioned Bulleit Bourbon, W.V. Maple Syrup, Carol’s Royal Stout 8 oz. ABV 8.5% 9.5 Angustora Bitters, Luxardo Cherries, Flamed Orange Peel 11 A beer celebrating the Queen of the Bavarian Inn, Carol Asam. A native of Sheffi eld England, Carol’s proud British accent has fi lled Elderfl ower Champagne Cocktail St Germain, Lemoncello, the halls of the Inn for the past 40 years! Dibon Cava Sparkling Wine 10 Bold Manhattan Old Scout WV American Whiskey, Mecklenbrau German Pilsner 12 oz. ABV 6.2% 7.5 Black Walnut Sweetshine, Ginger Sweetshine, Cherry 12 Mecklenburg was the original name for Shepherdstown originally founded by German settlers. Shepherdstown’s main street is still The Chancellor Famous Grouse Scotch Whiskey, named German Street. This beer celebrates the town that we are Six Grapes Port, Dry Vermouth, Simple Syrup Orange Bitters 10 happy to call home. “Hair of the Dog” Bloody Mary Bavarian Brothers Brewing Zwei Brüder Hefeweizen 14 oz. ABV 7.5% 8.5 Private Label Original Recipe Mix, Tito’s Vodka 8.5 Translating to “Two Brothers Wheat Beer” this beer is a salute to the The Buccaneer Captain Morgan Rum, Cranberry Juice, Asam Brothers of the 1700’s. Hefeweizen is the most popular beer in Brown Sugar, Orange Bitters 10 Munich, home of the original Asam brothers. This West Virginia twist on the original showcasesCOMING great unique local SOON! fl avors. Pomosa Pomegranate Liquor, Dibon Cava Sparkling Wine, Ginger Ale 9 Ask about our ever-changing Premium Pours also available by the Glass or Featured Sommelier Selections by the Glass and Flights WINE 5 oz. 8 oz. ½ liter Dibon Brut Reserve Cava, Spain 7.5 10.5 26 Annabelle, Chardonnay CA 8.5 11.5 25 Sea Pearl, Sauvignong Blanc New Zealand 8.5 11.5 25 Pratsch, Gruner Veltliner Austria 8.5 11.5 25 Moscato, di Pavia, Centorri Italy 8.5 11.5 28 Tiamo, Pinot Grigio Italy 7.5 10.5 25 B.I. Private Label Riesling, Dr. Loosen Pfalz, Germany 8.5 11.5 28 Milbrandt, Cabernet Sauvignon Columbia Valley, WA 11.5 14 30 Four Bears, Sean Minor, Pinot Noir CA 8.5 11.5 28 Runquist, 1448 Syrah Blend CA 11.5 14 30 Santa Julia, Malbec Mendoza, Argentina 8.5 11.5 28.
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