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Barr Bottle List BARR BOTTLE LIST CIDER GERMANY ETS BELLOT, CIDRE DE CRU BRUT 175 AECHT SCHLENKERLA, URBOCK 85 France Dry Cider, 5%, 75cl Bamberg Rauchbier, 6.5%, 50cl MERGELSØ, ‘BARR’ CUVÉE 325 SCHNEIDER, UNSER AVENTINUS 85 Denmark Oxidized Dry Cider, 5.9%, 75cl Kelheim Weizenbock, 8.2%, 50cl SIGTEMØLLEVEJ, CUVÉE NO. 2 195 SCHNEIDER, AVENTINUS EISBOCK 100 Denmark Dry Cider, 6.1%, 37.5cl Kelheim Weizen-Eisbock, 12%, 33cl SIGTEMØLLEVEJ, CUVÉE NO. 6 475 JAN KEMKER / GRUTHAUS, DUBBEL PORSE 475 Denmark Macerated Cider, 6.1%, 75cl Münster Gruit, 6.5%, 75cl BELGIUM AUSTRIA SCHLOSS EGGENBERG, SAMICHLAUS CLASSIC 95 ACHEL, EXTRA BRUIN 210 Vorchdorf Doppelbock, 14%, 33cl Achel Quadrupel, 9.5%, 75cl ABBAYE DES ROCS, GRAND CRU 190 Montignies-sur-Roc Belgian Strong Ale, 9.5%, 75cl DENMARK AMAGER BRYGHUS, MAUREEN THE MAVERICK MOONSHINER 195 BRASSERIE D’ORVAL, ORVAL 70 Gaume Belgian Ale, 6.2%, 33cl Amager Bourbon BA. Imperial Stout, 12%, 50cl BRASSERIE DUPONT, SAISON DUPONT 75 Tourpes Saison, 6.5%, 33cl AMAGER BRYGHUS, MURPHILL 195 Amager Bourbon BA. Imperial Porter, 10.5%, 50cl DE DOLLE, OERBIER 95 Esen Belgian Strong Ale, 9%, 33cl DRY & BITTER, ALKYMI 225 Gørløse Sour Ale w. Raspberries & Stevnsbær Cherries, 6.5%, 37.5cl DE HALVE MAAN, STRAFFE HENDRIK QUADRUPEL 95 Brugge Quadrupel, 11%, 33cl MIKKELLER BAGHAVEN, GIFT FROM DEMETER 250 Refshaleøen Saison, 6.5%, 75cl DE GLAZEN TOREN, SAISON D’ERPE-MERE 200 Erpe-Mere Saison, 6.5%, 75cl SWEDEN DE RANKE, VIEILLE PROVISION 250 Dottignies Spontaneous fermentation Sour Ale ALL IN, HUSTLE 120 Gothenburg Imperial Stout, 9.8%, 33cl FANTÔME, SAISON 210 Soy Saison, 8%, 75cl BREKERIET, WRAPPED IN RED 95 Landskrona Berliner Weisse w. Cherries, Raspberries & Strawberries, ROCHEFORT, BLAUW 10 95 5.6%, 33cl Rochefort Quadrupel, 11.3%, 33cl OPPIGÅRDS / NÄRKE KULTURBRYGGERI, THURBO KAGGEN RODENBACH, VINTAGE 2015 250 STORMAKTSPORTER 230 Roeselare Flanders Red Ale, 7%, 75cl Hedemora Bourbon BA. Imperial Stout, 13%, 33cl STRUISE, ST. AMATUS OOSTVLETEREN 12 2013 100 Oostvleteren Quadrupel, 11%, 33cl ST. BERNARDUS, ABT 12 2018 575 Watou Quadrupel, 10%, 150cl VERHAEGHE, DUCHESSE DE BOURGOGNE 190 Vichte Flanders Red Ale, 6.2%, 75cl WESTMALLE, TRIPEL 190 Malle Tripel, 9.5%, 75cl NORWAY HOPPIN’ FROG, B.O.R.I.S. THE CRUSHER – EXTENDED BARREL-AGED 195 LERVIG, BARLEY WINE 2017 200 Akron, Ohio BA. Imperial Stout, 9.4%, 35.5cl Stavanger Bourbon BA. Barley Wine, 12.9%, 33cl JACKIE O’S, OIL OF APHRODITHE 160 LINDHEIM, FARMER’S RESERVE SUNBURST 250 Athens, Ohio Imperial Stout w. Black Walnuts, 10%, 37.5cl Gvarv 3 year Chardonnay BA. Sour w. Cherries & Rhubarb, 8%, 37.5cl JESTER KING, FUNK METAL 400 Austin, Texas Sour BA. Stout, 8.2%, 75cl GREAT BRITAIN JESTER KING, PROVENANCE (LEMON & LIME) 350 Austin, Texas Sour Ale w. Lemon & Lime, 6%, 75cl SAMUEL SMITHS, OATMEAL STOUT 90 Tadcaster Stout, 5%, 55cl JESTER KING, ÖRTER I MÖRKER 450 Austin, Texas Aquavit inspired Farmhouse Ale, 7.9%, 75cl BUXTON / OMNIPOLLO, YELLOW BELLY 190 Buxton Imperial Stout, 11%, 33cl JOLLY PUMPKIN, TURBO BAM 325 Dexter, Michigan Saison, 4.9%, 75cl MEANTIME, THOMAS HARDY’S ALE 2016 170 London Strong Ale, 11.7%, 33cl JOLLY PUMPKIN, PLANS 350 Dexter, Michigan Sour Ale w. Grapefruit & Cherries, 6.9%, 75cl USA SANTE ADAIRUS, BRIGHT SEA 450 Santa Cruz, California Wine BA. Belgian Blonde Ale, 6.2%, 75cl ALE APOTHECARY, FAERIE TEARS 625 Bend, Oregon Wild Ale w. Manzanita Flowers, 9%, 75cl SANTE ADAIRUS, LOVE’S ARMOR 450 Santa Cruz, California BA. Blended Dark Ale with Cherries, 8.1%, 75cl ALE APOTHECARY, LA TACHE 625 Bend, Oregon Wild Ale, 8%, 75cl SANTE ADAIRUS, SAISON BERNICE 500 Santa Cruz, California Saison, 6.5%, 75cl ALE APOTHECARY, RALPH 625 Bend, Oregon Wild Ale w. White Fir Tips, 7.2%, 75cl PRAIRIE, PRAIRIE ALE 180 Tulsa, Oklahoma Saison, 8.2%, 50cl ALE APOTHECARY, SAHALIE 625 Bend, Oregon Wine BA. Wild Ale, 9.3%, 75cl PRAIRIE, ‘MERICA 180 Tulsa, Oklahoma Saison, 7.5%, 50cl ALESMITH, SPEEDWAY STOUT 275 San Diego, California Imperial Stout, 12%, 75cl PRAIRIE, DEJA VOUS 225 Tulsa, Oklahoma Farmhouse Ale w. Hibiscus, 4.8%, 75cl AMERICAN SOLERA, THE GROUND IS SHAKING! 240 Tulsa, Oklahoma Wine BA. Sour Red Ale, 6%, 75cl AMERICAN SOLERA, NECTARINE FINGERS 495 Tulsa, Oklahoma Farmhouse ale w. Nectarines, 6%, 75cl AMERICAN SOLERA, PETITE HOWL 495 Tulsa, Oklahoma Wild ale blended w. Californian Petite Syrah, 10%, 75cl B. NEKTAR, CHERRY CHIPOTLE MEAD 250 Ferndale, Michigan Mead, 14%, 37.5cl BLACK PROJECT, STARGATE: O’HENRY PEACH 500 Denver, Colorado Sour Ale w. Peaches, 6.8%, 50cl CIGAR CITY, MARSHAL ZHUKOV 330 Tampa, Florida Imperial Stout, 11%, 65cl CROOKED STAVE, L’BRETT D’APRICOT 425 Denver, Colorado Sour w. Apricots, 6%, 75cl CROOKED STAVE, SERENATE NOTTURNA 220 Denver, Colorado Belgian Golden Ale, 12%, 37.5cl LAMBIC CANTILLON, GUEUZE 1999 1950 3 FONTEINEN, HOMMAGE 2016 550 Brussels, Belgium Gueuze Beersel, Belgium Framboos CANTILLON, IRIS 1996 2250 3 FONTEINEN, GOLDEN BLEND 2017 550 Brussels, Belgium Spontaneous fermentation Sour Ale Beersel, Belgium Oude Geuze CANTILLON, GRAND CRU BRUOCSELLA 1996 2250 3 FONTEINEN, OUDE GEUZE 2016 250 Brussels, Belgium Unblended 3 year old Lambic Beersel, Belgium Oude Geuze DE CAM, KRIEK LAMBIEK 2016 425 3 FONTEINEN, OUDE GEUZE ARMAND & GASTON 2016 375 Gooik, Belgium Kriek Beersel, Belgium Oude Geuze DE TROCH, CUVEE CHAPEAU OUDE GEUZE 2017 200 3 FONTEINEN, OUDE GEUZE ARMAND & GASTON 2016 (150 CL) 950 Ternat, Belgium Oude Geuze Beersel, Belgium Oude Geuze HANSSENS, OUDE GEUZE 2018 250 3 FONTEINEN, OUDE KRIEK 2018 (37.5 CL) 195 Dworp, Belgium Oude Geuze Beersel, Belgium Kriek HANSSENS, OUDE SCHAERBEEKSE KRIEK 2017 475 BOKKE, AKEVITT 2017 625 Dworp, Belgium Kriek Hasselt, Belgium Lambic BA. on ‘Akevitt Barrels’ HORAL, MEGA BLEND 2017 450 BOKKE, FRAMBOOS VANILLE 2018 625 Pajottenland, Belgium Gueuze Hasselt, Belgium Framboos w. Vanilla LINDEMANS, GUEUZE CUVÉE RENÉ 2016 200 BOKKE, VLIERBLOESEM 2017 575 Vlezenbeek, Belgium Gueuze Hasselt, Belgium Lambic w. Elderflowers LINDEMANS, KRIEK CUVÉE RENÉ 2016 220 BOKKE, WIJNGAARD MELANGE 2016 575 Vlezenbeek, Belgium Kriek Hasselt, Belgium Lambic w. Red Grapes OUD BEERSEL, GREEN WALNUT 2016 450 BOKKE, WIJNGAARD MUSCAT & RIESLING 2016 575 Beersel, Belgium Lambic w. Green Walnuts Hasselt, Belgium Lambic w. Grapes OUD BEERSEL, VANDERVELDEN 135 OUDE GEUZE 2016 (37.5 CL) 185 BOKKE, ZOMMERSAISON 2017 575 Beersel, Belgium Oude Geuze on Wine Barrels Hasselt, Belgium Saison blended w. Lambic BA. on ‘Fruit Barrels’ TILQUIN, OUDE GUEUZE À L’ANCIENNE 2016 (37.5 CL) 175 BOON, OUDE KRIEK MARIAGE PARFAIT (37.5 CL) 150 Rebecq-Rognon, Belgium Oude Gueuze Halle, Belgium Kriek TILQUIN, OUDE MÛRE À L'ANCIENNE 2017 550 BOON, OUDE GEUZE MARIAGE PARFAIT (37.5 CL) 120 Rebecq-Rognon, Belgium Lambic w. Blackberries Halle, Belgium Oude Geuze TILQUIN, OUDE QUETSCHE À L'ANCIENNE 2017 500 BOON, VAT 109 MONOBLEND 2016 (37.5 CL) 200 Rebecq-Rognon, Belgium Lambic w. Quince Halle, Belgium Single Foeder Geuze BOON, VAT 79 MONOBLEND 2016 (37.5 CL) 200 Halle, Belgium Single Foeder Geuze CANTILLON, GUEUZE 2018 (37.5 CL) 175 Brussels, Belgium Gueuze CANTILLON, KRIEK 2018 375 Brussels, Belgium Kriek CANTILLON, ROSE DE GAMBRINUS 2018 375 Brussels, Belgium Framboos CANTILLON, SAINT-LAMVINUS 2018 500 Brussels, Belgium Lambic w. Red Grapes CANTILLON, VIGNERONE 2018 450 Brussels, Belgium Lambic w. Green Grapes .
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