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Wine by the Glass White Wines Rosé Red Wines Small Bottles Wine by the Glass White Wines Fendant Domaine Brûlefer Urgesteinsriesling Charles Bonvin, Switzerland Schloss Gobelsburg, Austria 1dl 6.5 1dl 7 Filippo (CH/SB) Villa Caviciana, Italy 1dl 7 Rosé Bündner Schiller Weingut M.Meier, Switzerland 1dl 8 Red Wines Maienfelder Pinot Noir Classic Anna (Sangiovese) Weingut Lampert, Switzerland Villa Caviciana, Italy 1dl 7.5 1dl 7 Navarra Tinto (Tempranillo) Vega Sindoa, Spain 1dl 7 Small Bottles Féchy Dôle du Valais J&M Dizernens, Switzerland Charles Bonvin, Switzerland 5dl 23 5dl 23 Merlot Rosso di Ticino Cabernet Sauvignon Guido Brivio, Switzerland El Rodeno, Chile 5dl 22 5dl 18 White Wines Switzerland Zizerser Sauvignon Blanc Fläscher Pinot Gris Weingut M.Meier, Grisons Weingut Adank, Grisons 7.5dl 59 7.5dl 59 Fläscher Pinot Blanc Zizerser Riesling Silvaner Weingut Adank, Grisons Weingut M.Meier, Grisons 7.5dl 57 7.5dl 55 Heida Fendant Domaine Brûlefer Charles Bonvin, Valais Charles Bonvin, Valais 7.5dl 56 7.5dl 46 Saint Saphorin Reserve Dézaley Clos des Moines J&M Dizerens, Vaud Ville de Lausanne, Vaud 7.5dl 49 7.5dl 56 Italy Roero Arneis Tabaria Filippo (CH/SB) Tenuta la Meridiana, Piemont Villa Caviciana, Lazio 7.5dl 48 7.5dl 48 Austria Grüner Veltliner Grüner Veltliner Ried Lamm Schloss Gobelsburg, Kamptal Schloss Gobelsburg, Kamptal 7.5dl 48 7.5dl 95 Urgesteinsriesling Sauvignon Blanc Therese Schloss Gobelsburg, Kamptal Weingut Polz, South Styria 7.5dl 48 7.5dl 65 Rosé Switzerland Oeil de Perdrix Réserve Bündner Schiller Château d’Auvernier, Neuchâtel Weingut M.Meier, Grisons 7.5dl 54 7.5dl 56 Austria Cistercien Rosé Schloss Gobelsburg, Kamptal 7.5 dl 48 Red Wines Switzerland Maienfelder Pinot Noir Classic Malanser Blauburgunder Weingut Lampert, Grisons Weingut Boner, Grisons 7.5dl 54 7.5dl 65 Fläscher Pinot Noir Zizerser Pinot Noir Weingut Adank, Grisons Weingut M. Meier, Grisons 7.5dl 59 7.5dl 54 Merlot Baiocco Fläscher Pinot Noir Uris Guido Brivio, Ticino Weingut Davaz, Grisons 7.5dl 48 7.5dl 75 Rotweine Italy Amarone Classico Anna Corvina|Rondinella|Molinara Sangiovese grosso Marchesa Margherita, Veneto Villa Caviciana, Lazio 7.5dl 76 7.5dl 48 Indaco Mille 1 Malbec|Cabernet Sauvignon|Merlot Rebo Tenuta sette Cieli, Tuscany Acienda Pratello, Lombardy 7.5dl 79 7.5dl 54 Spain and Portugal Navarra Tinto Figuero 12 Tempranillo|Merlot Tempranillo Vega Sindoa, Navarra Garcia Figuero, Ribera del Duero 7.5dl 48 7.5dl 63 Two Miles Quinta de la Rosa Reserva Monastrell|Syrah|Garnacha Touriga Franca|Tinta Roriz|Tinta Cao Atlan&Artisan, Yecla Quinta de la Rosa, Douro 7.5dl 62 7.5dl 88 Austria Grande Cuvée Zweigelt|Merlot|Cabernet Sauvignon|Blaufränkisch Weingut Salzl, Burgenland 7.5dl 60 Grossflaschen Weissweine Grüner Veltliner Ried Lamm Schloss Gobelsburg, Austria Magnum 1.5l 190 Rotweine Figuero 12 Indaco Tempranillo Malbec|Cabernet Sauvignon|Merlot Garcia Figuero, Spain Tenuta sette Cieli, Italy Magnum 1.5l 126 Magnum 1.5l 158 Double-Mg 3l 252 Double-Mg 3l 316 Jeroboam 5l 450 Quinta de la Rosa Reserva Grande Cuvée Touriga Franca|Tinta Roriz|Tinta Cao Zweigelt|Merlot|Cabernet|Blaufränkisch Quinta de la Rosa, Portugal Weingut Salzl, Austria Magnum 1.5l 176 Magnum 1.5l 120 Double-Mg 3l 352 Double-Mg 3l 240 Salmanazar 9l 1'450 Mille 1 Rebo Acienda Pratello, Italy Magnum 1.5l 108 Warm Drinks Cold Drinks Coffee / Espresso 4.70 Coca Cola / Coke Zero 33 cl 4.90 Double Espresso 6.60 Rivella red / blue 33 cl 4.90 Café au Lait 5.00 Sparkling apple juice / Iced tea 33 cl 4.90 Latte Macchiato 6.10 Sprite / Fanta 33 cl 4.90 Cappuccino 5.00 Mineral water (still / sparkling) 35 cl 4.70 Ovo / Hot chocolate 5.00 Mineral water (still / sparkling) 100 cl 10.60 Ovo / Hot chocolate with cream 6.00 Mineral water (still / sparkling) 50 cl 6.70 Tea: assorted varieties 4.60 In house spring water 50 cl 3 Non-alc.punch: rum/apple/orange 4.80 In house spring water 100cl 5 ‘Jäger’ tea / Mulled wine 7.50 Kinley Tonic / Bitter Lemon 20 cl 4.90 Rum tea 7.50 Squash / Cordial 20 cl 1.60 Coffee Lutz / Fertig 7.50 Orange juice 20cl 4.60 House coffee with Amaretto & cream8.70 Cold Milk 30 cl 4.00 ‘Kafi Foppa’ 8.70 Ovomaltine / Cold chocolate 30 cl 5.00 Coffee ‘Schümli Pflümli’ 8.70 Elderflower cordial / ‘Skiwasser’ 50 cl 6.60 Coffee Baileys 8.70 Red Bull 25 cl 6 Coretto Grappa 6.50 Almdudler 33 cl 5.50 ‘Holdrio’ 7.50 Calanda Edelbräu on tap 20 cl 3.70 Hot chocolate with rum 8.50 Calanda Edelbräu / Shandy 30 cl 4.90 Rum punch with alcohol 7.50 Calanda Edelbräu / Shandy 50 cl 6.70 Calanda Lager 58 cl 6.60 Erdinger wheat beer 50 cl 7.60 Cloudy apple cider 50 cl 6.60 Calanda senza non-alcoholic 33 cl 5 Aperitif Cognac / Whisky % Vol. Aperol Spritz with Prosecco 9.50 Rémy Martin VSOP 2cl 40 12 Martini bianco / rosso 6.50 Meukow XO 2cl 40 15.50 Campari Orange 9.50 Hennessy Cognac 2cl 40 11 Campari Soda 8.50 Whisky Ballantines 4cl 40 9 White wine spritz 8.50 Bowmore 12 Y. Single Malt 4cl 40 15.50 Hugo 9.50 Gin / Rum Grappa / Vieille Prune % Vol. 4 cl % Vol. 2 cl Hendrick’s 41.4 12 Grappa Weiss 40 6.50 Gin Gordon`s 37.5 9.50 Grappa Barrique 40 9.50 Gin Bombay 40 10.50 Grappa TreSoliTre 44 16.50 Diplomatico Gran Reserva 40 14.50 Vieille Prune 41 12.50 Liqueurs Schnapps % Vol. 4 cl % Vol. 2 cl Averna 29 7 Kirsch/Williams/Fruit/Calvados 37.5 7 Cynar 15.5 6.50 Plum/prunes/herbs 37.5 6.50 Bünder Röteli 22 7.50 Heuschnaps, the original, herbsliqueurs 25 5 Bündner Rahmröteli 17 7.50 Baileys 17 8.50 We are happy to serve you our own spring water Appenzeller 29 7.50 with your coffee and wine at no extra charge. Ramazzotti 30 7.50 Amaretto 28 7.50 All prices in CHF, incl. service and VAT. .
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