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SINGLE BOOT Weihenstephaner Hefeweizen, Germany (5.5%) $9/.5L $18 This Is the Hefeweizen Which All Other Hefeweizens Are Compared To BEER GARDEN HAVE A BEER! Prices do not include sales tax SINGLE BOOT Weihenstephaner Hefeweizen, Germany (5.5%) $9/.5L $18 This is the hefeweizen which all other hefeweizens are compared to. Period. Weihenstephaner Pilsner, Germany (5.4%) $9/.5L $18 Stronger and more favorful, this beer is for true Pilsner lovers! Weihenstephaner Vitus, Germany (7.7%) $12/.5L $24 The King. The Game Changer. This strong hefeweizen is guaranteed to amaze! Weihenstephaner Kristallweizen, Germany (5.4%) $10/.5L $20 Want less flling hefe? Look no further! This brew is crisp and crystal clear! Weihenstephaner Dunkelweizen, Germany (5.3%) $10/.5L $20 Darker, maltier version of our top notch hefeweizen. Weihenstephaner Korbinian Doppelbock, Germany (7.4%) $11/.5L $22 This brew expertly blends notes of sweet dark fruit and roasted malts to perfection. Sion Kölsch, Germany (4.8%) $8/.4L $20 Brewed in Köln, this crisp German pale ale is so easy to fall in love with. Drafts = Local Warsteiner Dunkel Munich Lager, Germany (4.8%) $10/.5L $20 Eons ago, Munich lager and Munich malts got together and had a gorgeous baby. DC Brau Public Ale, DC (6.0%) $8/Pint $16 A classic example of an American style pale ale and a staple in our nation’s capital. Right Proper Baron Corvo, DC (7.0%) $10/Pint $20 This oak fermented farmhouse is amber in hue and expertly combines malty sweetness with yeast-derived fruit and spice. Bell’s Two Hearted IPA, MI (7.0%) $9/Pint $18 An IPA royalty, and it’s not for the faint hearted! Bell’s Seasonal Ask your bartender about the seasonal varietal from this great brewery Stone Delicious IPA, CA (7.7%) $9/Pint $18 Very true to its name, this citrusy and bitter brew is lordly good! Ninkasi Tricerahops Double IPA, OR (8%) $11/Pint $22 A colossal hop profle and a generous amount of malt earn this brew its impressive pun. Brooklyn Sorachi Ace Saison, NY (7.2%) $10/Pint $20 Japanse hops, German malt & Belgian yeast join in celebrating the ever growing global beer community. Lefe Blonde Ale, Belgium (6.6%) $8/.25L $32 Dependable and so tasty, this Belgian Pale Ale will greet you like an old friend. Delirium Tremens, Belgian Strong Pale Ale (8.5%) $10/.25L $38 This tripel is full in the mouth with plenty of body, malty aromas and touches of orange zest, green apples and apricots. Strafe Hendrik Quadrupel Ale, Belgium (11.0%) $12/.3L $36 As dark in color as it is intense in favor, this is one of the truly great Belgian Quads! Basil Lemongrass Charm City Mead, MD (6.9%) $10/.25L $40 A mead that tastes very much like Champagne? You had me at Champagne! Jack’s Hard Pear Cider, PA (5.5%) $8/Pint $16 Anjou and Asian pears get press passes to a cider convention. Get excidered! Omission Gluten-Free Pale Ale, OR (5.8%) $7/Bottle Brewed with traditional ingedients but crafted to remove gluten. HAPPY HOUR Monday–Thursday 4–7pm $7 Absolut mixed drinks $7 Singles/$14 Boots of Weihenstephan Pilsner and Hefeweizen 1600 7TH STREET NW | DACHADC.COM | 202-350-9888 Updated 12/21/2017 HAVE A DRINK! 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