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Where Gemëtlichkeit Happens Thanks to you, our dreams have come true. For over a decade, we have strived to provide you, our Guest, with a high quality meal with a lot of Gemütlichkeit (a state of well-being and enjoyment you feel when sharing good food and drink among friends and family). We pride ourselves on having an attentive and well-trained staff who prepare, sell, and serve our high quality products. Our specialty is German cuisine featuring sausages, cold cuts, Schnitzels, breads and desserts based on Hollerbach family recipes. Back in 1981, Linda and I first started thinking about opening our own restaurant. We opened the Willow Tree Café in August 2001 and thanks to you, our guests and our great staff, we have been growing ever since. We have expanded the restaurant from the initial 75 seats to our current capacity of over 275, which includes a full service bar. In 2011 we opened Magnolia Square Market, a true German Delikatessen where you can find your favorite German products, including gluten- free items, wine, and beers, as well as fresh baked goods. We want to thank the residents of Downtown Sanford and our Business Neighbors for letting us be a contributing partner in making our town great. We encourage you to enjoy our food and hospitality, and we welcome you into our family. Vielen Dank! Linda, Th eo, and Christina Hollerbach and our dedicated staff Where GemËtlichkeit Happens 1 Fassbier - Draft Beer Das Boot Th e tradition began in the 1800’s when a German military offi cer promised his troops he would drink beer from a boot if they were successful in battle. His soldiers won the battle, so the offi cer arranged for a victory dinner and had a glass boot made for the occasion. Th e soldiers reveled in their victory by chugging from this infamous glass boot. Drinking from Das Boot has evolved into a tradition enjoyed by many. Drinking Das Boot is about sharing the joy of life among friends. Customarily, the person who fails to fi nish the boot pays for the beer. Here at Hollerbach’s we have four house rules: 1. ere must be at least 4 friends for the 2 Liter Boot or 5 friends for the 3 Liter Boot 2. Das Boot should never touch the table - it’s considered BAD LUCK 3. Please do not toast Das Boot with another glass - they are very fragile. 4. Most importantly, always point the toe towards heaven! Just remember the whole point of Das Boot is to celebrate responsibly with friends and have fun, not to make a fool. Prosit! 2 Liter $22 3 Liter $33 (choose from any of our dra beers or non-alcoholic selections) Bitburger Pils Hacker-Pschorr Munich Gold Lager Th is light pilsner with a hoppy aroma and a dry crisp fi nish is A timeless gem! Intensive golden yellow in color with a full- the number one selling beer in Germany. Bitburger is Th eo’s bodied and mild taste. A real treat for true beer connoisseurs. favorite beer. On a hot day in Germany, it is common to enjoy a Radler - here in sunny Florida we carry on this beer spritzer Köstritzer Schwarzbier tradition with our own mix of 2/3 Bitburger, 1/3 lemon-lime Th is black lager has smooth fl avors because of the roasted soda and a splash of sour mix. and aromatic malts used in brewing that tend to off er hints of chocolate and roasted malts. Don’t fear the dark! Tucher Hefeweizen Th is light-colored wheat ale is a delight on any day. Th e special Seasonal Selections blend of 40% wheat and 60% barley plus the unique yeast strain Ask your server about our current seasonal beers. (market price) gives it the taste and body it’s known for. If you want to turn this drink up a notch, enjoy our HDO (High-Defi nition Orange) Personal Draft Tucher Hefeweizen with Bacardi O Vodka. (add $2) Sizes Franziskaner Hefe Dunkel 0.3 Liter $4 A top-fermented beer noted for its agreeable carbonation levels 0.5 Liter $6 and zesty wheat fl avor. It gets its sweeter fi nish and dark color 1 Liter $11 because the barley is lightly-roasted. Spaten Oktoberfest For us Germans, beer is a way Since 1950, the mayor of Munich has marked the offi cial of life. One of our favorite beginning of Oktoberfest in the Schottenhamel beer tent each sayings is, “In heaven there is year by tapping the fi rst keg of Spaten Oktoberfest beer. An no beer, that’s why we drink it amber lager, this once seasonal beer is now off ered year round. here!” We are happy to off er our guests quality selections Th e hops presence hits at the beginning and end, but is subdued from all over Germany. I by the rich, full-bodied malty profi le this beer is famous for. joyfully select every beer we serve and hope you will enjoy Schö erhofer Grapefruit Hefeweizen them with care. Th e Schöff erhofer brewery in Frankfurt brings us this sparkling, crisp mixture of wheat beer and grapefruit soda – an innovation Prosit! in pure refreshment. It’s our lightest draft selection at just 2.5% Th eo Hollerbach ABV, but you can give it a turbo kick with a Schuss of Deep Eddy Owner/Unoffi cial Biermeister Ruby Red Vodka or Bacardi Dragonberry Rum (add $2) 2 Wein - Wine Th e Selbach family is our vintner of choice. Th ey have been creating excellent Moselle wines from their vineyards since 1660. On their recent trip to Germany, the Hollerbachs were fortunate enough to meet with Johannes Selbach and a get a private tour of his beautiful vineyards located in the coveted middle Mosel (Mosel-Saar-Ruwer) region in the town of Bernkastel-Kues. It is on the steep, slate-soil vineyard sites with favorable southerly exposure that you will fi nd the fi nest Rieslings. Th e walls of the valley protect the vines from the chilly winds overhead and position the vines at a more direct angle to the northern sun. Th e slate soil warms quickly and holds heat into the night. Th e nearby river helps moderate the cool evening temperatures and refl ects even more sunlight onto the vines during the day. All of these things work together to produce ripeness levels that would otherwise be impossible so far north. Johannes and his wife are passionate about their craft and we are thrilled to provide their wine for your drinking enjoyment. Trink wein und erwirb, trink wasser und stirb! Hollerbachs and Selbachs Riesling Selbach Selection White Red Selbach Kabinett 7.50/28 medium House Chardonnay 5.25/18 House Cabernet 5.25/18 Selbach Spätlese 7.50/28 semi-sweet House Sauv Blanc 5.25/18 J Lohr Cabernet 30 Selbach Auslese 9.50/30 sweet House White Zinfandel 5.25/18 House Merlot 5.25/18 Riesling House Pinot Grigio 5.25/18 Undone Pinot Noir 6/20 Madonna Lieb 6/20 Kallstadt Gewūrztraminer 7/24 House Pinot Noir 5.25/18 Undone Dry 6/20 Valckenberg Dornfelder 6/21 Zeller Schwarze Katz 21 Artist Series 28 Flaschenbier Schnapps bottled beer Kräuter (Herbal) Fruchtig (Fruity) Klar (Clear) Scharf (Bold) Doppelbock Jägermeister 6 and Süß (Sweet) Obstler (Apple/Pear) 6 Goldschläger (Cinnamon) 6 Weihenstephaner Korbinian Killepitsch 5 Apfelkorn (chilled) 4 Slivovitz 6 Goldwasser 6 Weihenstephaner Vitus Underberg 5 Berentzen Cherry 5 Williams Pear 6 Schneider Aventinus Creme (Cream) Andechser Berentzen Pear 5 Himbeergeist 6 Verpoorten (Egg) 5 Kroatzbeere 5 Kirschwasser 6 Cider Pilsner Possman Warsteiner Radeberger Lager Spirituosen - Spirits Weihenstephaner Original Hofb räu Original Full bar available! Festbier Specialty Drinks Hacker-Pschorr Oktoberfest Paulaner Oktoberfest Gummitini - Citrus vodka, sour apple schnapps, pineapple juice and Gummi bears 8 Weissbier/Hefeweizen Disco - Asbach German brandy and Coke 7 Weihenstephaner Austrian Hunter - Jägermeister and Red Bull 8 Weihenstephaner Dunkel Weihenstephaner Kristall Drunken Egg - Verpoorten and whipped cream 5 Schneider Original Über Ka ee - Irish Cream, Black Forest Cream, co ee, Tucher Kristall whipped cream 6 Franziskaner Julius Echter Dunkel Erdinger Erdinger Dunkel Paulaner Hefe-Weißbier Beverages Glutenfrei Estrella Damm Daura (GF) Fountain Service with Free Refills 2.25 Single Serve Juices 2.75 Coke * Diet Coke * Coke Zero * Sprite Cranberry, Pineapple, Apple, Orange Alkoholfrei * Barq’s Root Beer * Fanta Orange* Ginger Ale Hot Tea - Single pot 2.75 * Hi-C Pink Lemonade Clausthaler Pilsner (N/A) Regular and Deca einated Co ee 2.25 Clausthaler Amber (N/A) Republic of Tea - Ginger Peach Unsweetened Bitburger Drive (N/A) Iced Tea 2.25 3 Vorspeisen - Appetizers Potato Pancakes Shredded Gourmet Potato Pancakes Our Spargel mit Schinken Chilled potatoes, onion, and parsley - served potato pancakes topped and broiled white asparagus wrapped in Black with applesauce and sour cream 5.79 with sour cream, applewood smoked Forest ham, served on a bed of bacon, and cheddar cheese 6.59 spring mix with melons 9.39 Helgoland Aufschnitt Teller Selection of Käse Teller Chef’s Choice of Shrimp Chilled cold cuts and cheeses 9.59 select cheeses and fruit 9.29 shrimp served German style with Th ousand Island dressing, or with cocktail sauce 7.99 Riesen Brezen Imported from Germany, our 10-ounce gigantic pretzel is plenty for four guests or one hungry Bavarian. Served with sweet Bavarian mustard and Obatzda, a savory cheese spread made with cream cheese, sour cream, beer, diced onions, salt, pepper and sweet paprika 10.79 4 Wurst Spezialitåten - Sausage Specialties King’s Feast Schlachthaus Platte Für Zwei A Feast for 4 - 6 Royal Guests Butchershop Platter for Two Th i sü ber platter will make you feel like a monarch.
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