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GETRÄNKEKARTE List of Beverages GETRÄNKEKARTE list of beverages ALKOHOLFREIE GETRÄNKE soft drinks 602 APOLLINARIS SELECTION Mineralwasser 0,75 l EURO 5,50 603 APOLLINARIS VIO Stilles Mineralwasser 0,75 l EURO 5,50 607 APOLLINARIS Mineralwasser 0,50 l EURO 4,20 605 APOLLINARIS Classic Mineralwasser 0,25 l EURO 2,50 604 APOLLINARIS VIO Stilles Mineralwasser 0,25 l EURO 2,50 626 APOLLINARIS Apfelsaftschorle 0,20 l EURO 2,50 628 APOLLINARIS Apfelsaftschorle 0,40 l EURO 4,50 612 COCA COLA 0,20 l EURO 2,50 613 COCA COLA 0,40 l EURO 4,50 614 COCA COLA Light 0,20 l EURO 2,50 615 COCA COLA Light 0,40 l EURO 4,50 611 COCA COLA Zero 0,20 l EURO 2,50 617 COCA COLA Zero 0,40 l EURO 4,50 616 FANTA 0,20 l EURO 2,50 606 SPRITE 0,20 l EURO 2,50 610 SPRITE 0,40 l EURO 4,50 630 MEZZO MIX Spezi 0,20 l EURO 2,50 632 MEZZO MIX Spezi 0,40 l EURO 4,50 618 GRANINI Orangensaft 0,20 l EURO 2,70 620 GRANINI Apfelsaft 0,20 l EURO 2,70 622 THOMAS HENRY Tonic Water 0,20 l EURO 2,80 624 THOMAS HENRY Bitter Lemon 0,20 l EURO 2,80 623 THOMAS HENRY Ginger Ale 0,20 l EURO 2,80 627 THOMAS HENRY Spicy Ginger 0,20 l EURO 2,80 636 VAN NAHMEN Rhabarbersaftschorle 0,20 l EURO 2,50 634 VAN NAHMEN Rhabarbersaftschorle 0,40 l EURO 4,50 636 VAN NAHMEN Johannisbeerschorle 0,20 l EURO 2,50 637 VAN NAHMEN Johannisbeerschorle 0,40 l EURO 4,50 BIERE beer 201 BITBURGER Pils vom Fass 0,20 l EURO 1,90 202 BITBURGER Pils vom Fass 0,30 l EURO 2,50 204 BITBURGER Pils vom Fass 0,40 l EURO 3,00 205 FRÜH Kölsch vom Fass 0,20 l EURO 1,90 206 FRÜH Kölsch vom Fass 0,30 l EURO 2,50 210 Hefeweizen vom Fass 0,30 l EURO 3,00 212 Hefeweizen vom Fass 0,50 l EURO 5,00 214 Kristallweizen 0,50 l EURO 5,00 213 Hefeweizen alkoholfrei 0,50 l EURO 4,50 218 Malzbier 0,33 l EURO 2,50 220 BITBURGER Pils Drive alkoholfrei 0,33 l EURO 2,50 199 Radler 0,30 l EURO 2,50 200 Radler 0,40 l EURO 3,00 APERITIF 502 Sherry SANDEMANN cream 5 cl EURO 5,00 504 Sherry SANDEMANN medium 5 cl EURO 5,00 506 Sherry SANDEMANN dry fino 5 cl EURO 5,00 508 MARTINI Bianco 5 cl EURO 5,00 510 MARTINI Bianco Dry 5 cl EURO 5,00 512 MARTINI Rosso 5 cl EURO 5,00 514 CAMPARI Soda EURO 5,70 516 CAMPARI Orange EURO 6,90 518 CAMPARI Tonic EURO 6,90 520 PERNOD 4 cl EURO 4,90 522 KIR EURO 5,50 526 APEROL Spritz EURO 6,00 528 B-ICED EURO 6,50 DIGESTIF / SPIRITUOSEN 530 FERNET Branca 2 cl EURO 2,80 531 FERNET Menta 2 cl EURO 2,80 532 JÄGERMEISTER 2 cl EURO 2,80 548 RAMAZOTTI 2 cl EURO 2,80 543 Sambuca 2 cl EURO 3,00 547 Ouzo 2 cl EURO 3,00 545 HAVANNA Club Rum 2 cl EURO 3,60 533 MALTESER Aquavit 2 cl EURO 2,80 534 AALBORG Jubiläumsaquavit 2 cl EURO 3,00 535 LINIE Aquavit 2 cl EURO 3,60 536 BOMBAY Saphire GIN 2 cl EURO 3,00 537 Wacholder 2 cl EURO 2,50 541 Korn 2 cl EURO 2,50 538 ABSOLUT Wodka 2 cl EURO 3,50 539 Ahr Trester, Weingut Kriechel, Walporzheim 2 cl EURO 4,00 540 Ahr Weinhefe, Weingut Kriechel, Walporzheim 2 cl EURO 4,00 COGNAC / WEINBRAND 542 ASBACH URALT Weinbrand 2 cl EURO 2,80 544 REMY MARTIN Cognac 2 cl EURO 5,00 546 VETERANO 2 cl EURO 4,90 EDELBRÄNDE brandys 552 Comatal Fine Armagnac 2 cl EURO 4,60 556 SCHLADERER Williams Christbirne 2 cl EURO 4,10 558 SCHLADERER Himbeergeist 2 cl EURO 4,10 560 SCHLADERER Kirschwasser 2 cl EURO 4,10 WHISKEY 572 JACK DANIELS Bourbon 4 cl EURO 5,00 574 Southern Comfort Whiskey 4 cl EURO 5,00 576 JOHNNY WALKER Scotch 4 cl EURO 5,50 578 BALLENTINES Scotch 4 cl EURO 5,50 580 TULLAMORE DEW Irish 4 cl EURO 5,50 582 CANADIAN CLUB 4 cl EURO 5,50 LIKÖRE liquer 592 COINTREAU 2 cl EURO 3,60 594 AMARETTO 2 cl EURO 3,60 596 BAILEY’S 2 cl EURO 3,60 598 DRAMBUIE 2 cl EURO 3,60 HEISSE GETRÄNKE hot drinks 702 Kännchen Kaffee EURO 4,10 704 Tasse Kaffee EURO 2,70 706 Kännchen Kaffee koffeinfrei EURO 4,10 708 Tasse Kaffee koffeinfrei EURO 2,70 716 Tasse Heisse Schokolade EURO 3,30 717 Tasse Heisse Schokolade mit Sahne EURO 3,50 718 Cappuccino EURO 2,70 719 Milchkaffee EURO 3,30 721 Latte Machiato EURO 3,50 720 Espresso EURO 2,30 722 Doppelter Espresso EURO 3,80 710 Kännchen Tee (verschiedene Sorten) EURO 3,10 712 Glas Tee (verschiedene Sorten) EURO 2,20 .
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