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Light Mulled Beer with Honey and Chili BEER BREWED IN VALMIERMUIŽA 0.2L / 0.33L / 0.5L 0.33L / 0.5L Light beer 5.2% ‘Frišs' elderflower 2,30 € / 2,60 € / 3,30 € shandy 2.8% 2,60 € / 3,30 € Light beer, unfiltered 5.2% 2,30 € / 2,60 € / 3,30 € Unfiltered light beer and quince / rhubarb / cranberry cocktail Dark beer 5.8% 2,80 € / 3,50 € 2,50 € / 2,80 € / 3,50 € Dark beer, unfiltered 5.8% Wheat beer and cherry cocktail 2,50 € / 2,80 € / 3,50 € 2,80 € / 3,50 € Wheat beer, unfiltered 5.5% 2,80 € 0.33L / 3,50 € 0.5L 0.25L / 1L Light mulled beer with Dark smoked beer 5.5% honey and chili 3,00 € 0.33L / 3,70 € 0.5L 2,70 € / 9,00 € Ice bock 8.0% 6,90 € 0.5L Dark mulled beer with honey and chili 2,80 € / 9,00 € Wheat mulled beer with honey and sea buckthorn Pale ale «Kaskādes Krāces», 5,00 € / 7,00 € unfiltered 5.8% 3,50 € 0.33L BEER AND CIDER MADE ELSEWHERE IN LATVIA 0.33L / 0.5L Brengulis light beer, Malduguns english bitter unfiltered 5.5% ‘Rudais rudens’ 5,5% 2,60 € / 3,30 € 3,90 € 0.5L Brengulis dark beer, Malduguns stout unfiltered 5.5% ‘Akacis’ 6,9% 2,60 € / 3,30 € 4,50 € 0.5L Viedi beer IPA Malduguns IPA ‘Jaunais vilnis’ or ‘Sānslīde’ 6,5% ‘Rodeo' 4,5% 4,50 € 0.5L 3,00 € / 3,70 € Malduguns IPA Iļģuciems honey beer 5,5% ‘Zaļā bise’ 6,3% 2,60 € / 3,30 € 4,50 € 0.5L Iļģuciems honey beer cranberry 5% 3,00 € / 3,70 € 0.3L / 0,5L Alķīmiķis IPA 5,4% Tālava apple cider 2,60 € / 3,30 € ‘Summer’ 4,5% 3,50 € / 4,70 € Alķīmiķis 'Saison’ 4,8% 2,60 € / 3,30 € Tālava apple cider ‘Autumn’ 6% Alķīmiķis 'Pale ale' 5% 3,50 € 0.33L 2,60 € / 3,30 € Tālava apple cider Malduguns pale ale ‘Apinu’ 6% ‘Saules dūriens’ 4,9% 3,50 € 0.33L 3,90 € 0.5L Mūrbūdu apple cider Malduguns red ale semi - sweet 5% ‘Kramplauzis’ 5,1% 3,50 € 0.33L 3,90 € 0.5L Mūrbūdu apple cider Malduguns ale ‘Cilpa 5,3% semi - dry 5% 4,50 € 0.5L 3,50 € 0.33L Craft brewery beer selection may vary daily. Ask the waiter for available beers! ALCOHOLIC DRINKS MADE IN VALMIERMUIŽA Smoked beer, Test No1 42% 4,00 € 40 ml Light beer, aged on French oak woodchips for 6 months 42% Light beer 42% 4,00 € 3,70 € Dark beer 42% 4,00 € Wheat beer 42% 40 ml 4,00 € Malt liqueur 19.5% 3,70 € MADE ELSEWHERE IN LATVIA Akmeņlauzis home-made vodka, honey 40% 3,60 € 40 ml Akmeņlauzis home-made vodka, horseradish / cranberry / blackcurrant / Krimulda ‘Muižas stiprais’ 50% sea buckthorn 40% 3,70 € 2,80 € Abava distilled chokeberry / apple wine 42% 3,70 € Abava distilled apple wine aged 40 ml in oak barrels 42% Allažu ķimelis 40% 5,20 € 2,60 € Abava distilled northern Benediktīns 43% grape wine 42% 2,60 € 5,20 € Rīga Black balsam, cream Rīga Black balsam 45% liqueur 17% 4,20 € 2,80 € Rīga Black balsam, blackcurrant 30% 2,20 € ALCOHOLIC DRINKS MADE ELSEWHERE IN LATVIA Abava blackcurrant, 40 ml sweet 10% Abava chokeberry port 15% 4,80 € 150ml / 14,50 € 500ml 2,70 € Zilver cranberry, semi-sweet 12% 3,40 € 150ml / 17,00 € 750ml Aizpute chokeberry - raspberry, dry 14% 4,00 € 150ml / 18,00 € 750ml Zilver quince wine with lime and sparkling water 3,80 € Hot Rīga Black balsam with apple juice Vīna ceļš rhubarb, 4,00 € dry 13% 3,80 € 150ml / 17,00 € 750ml Hot Sabile apple cider with blackcurrant and cinnamon Abava apple, 4,60 € semi-sweet 12% 3,80 € 150ml / 11,00 € 500ml Zilver quince, semi - sweet 12% 3,80 € 150ml / 17,00 € 750ml Zilver rowan berry, semi-dry 12% 3,80 € 150ml / 17,00 € 750ml NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES MADE IN VALMIERMUIŽA 0.33L / 0.5L 0.33L 0.33L / 0.5L Quince soda Kvass with Latvian malt beverage 1,90 € / 2,30 € Citra hops 1,90 € 1,65 € / 2,00 € Lingonberry soda 1,90 € / 2,30 € Hot malt beverage with Mate tea beverage cinnamon and apple Chokeberry soda 1,90 € 2,00 € 0.25L 2,30 € 0.5L Rhubarb soda MADE ELSEWHERE IN LATVIA 2,30 € 0.5L Strawberry soda “Dziedošais Hugo” 1,90 € 0.33L Cherry-apple soda 1,90 € 0.33L Espresso Latvian herbal teas 2,00 € 1,50 € 0.33L / 5,00 1L ”1836” lingonbeery - Blakc coffee / white coffee Cacao drink pine bud soda 2,00 € / 2,20 € 2,80 € 1,90 € 0.33L Cappuccino / Latte Strēlnieki cranberry Strawberry - chili 2,80 € juice drink soda ‘Playground’ 1,90 € 1,90 € 0.33L Riceberry cherry - peppermint drink 1,90 € Jāņkalni apple-pear- Apple - caramel quince juice Valmiermuiža water, 3,80 € 2,50 € sparkling Plum - blueberry Hot sea buckthorn 1,00 € 0.33L 3,80 € juice drink 1,80 €.
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