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Lobby Bar Menu bier van het vat | beers on the tap € Jupiler 25cl 2,9 Jupiler 50cl 5,6 Leffe Blond 33cl 4,9 Leffe Dark 33cl 4,9 bier uit de fles | bottled beer Hoegaarden witbier 25cl 3,3 Jupiler 0,0 3,1 Kriek Belle Vue 4,3 Carlsberg 4,3 Duvel 5,3 Leffe Triple 4,9 Leffe 9 4,9 Tripel Karmeliet 4,9 trappist Orval 5,8 Westmalle Double 5,4 Westmalle Triple 5,4 Rochefort 8 5,4 Chimay 9 5,4 frisdrank | soft drinks Chaudfontaine still mineral / bruisend with gas 25cl 2,7 Perrier 2,9 Coca-Cola / Light / Zero 2,7 Fanta 2,7 Sprite 2,7 Schweppes Tonic Water / Bitter Lemon 2,8 Fever Tree Tonic Water 3,5 Ice Tea 2,8 Minute Maid Apple / Orange / Pineapple 2,8 Canada Dry 2,7 Cécémel 2,7 Vers sinaasappelsap / Fresh orange juice 5 warme dranken | hot drinks Espresso / Ristretto 3 Koffie / Coffee 3 Décaffeine 3 Capuccino 3,2 Melk / hot milk 2,2 Warme chocolademelk / Hot Chocolate 2,8 + slagroom / + whipped cream 3,2 Latté Macchiato 3,2 Lipton Tea 3 - Yellow Label - Bosvruchten / Forest Fruit - Earl Grey - Munt / Mint - Rozebottel / Rosehip - Kamille / Camomile - Groene Thee / Green Tea Irish Coffee (whiskey) 9,2 French Coffee (grand marnier) 9,2 Italian Coffee (amaretto) 9,2 Hasselt Coffee (jenever) 9,2 aperitief | aperitives Sherry Dry 5 Porto Red / White 5 Martini Bianco / Rosso 5 Pineau de Charentes 5 Kir 5 Kir Royal 10,5 Campari 5 Campari Orange / Soda 7,5 Ricard 6 Glas Cava 6,5 Glas Champagne 10,5 Picon, white wine, Cointreau 7,5 gin & tonic Gordon’s Gin 10 Bombay Sapphire Gin 8,5 Hendricks Gin 10 Filliers 28 Gin 10 Spring Gin ‘Ladies Edition’ 10 + Fever Tree Tonic Water 3,5 + Schweppes Tonic 2,8 sterke dranken | liquor Jenever 30 5 Jenever 38 6 Smirnoff Wodka 6,5 Bacardi Rhum 6,5 Cognac Hennessy V.S. 9,3 Baileys 7,5 Cointreau 7,5 Grand Marnier 7,5 Amaretto di Saronno 7,5 Armagnac 8,7 Calvados 8,7 whisky J&B 8 Johnnie Walker Red Label 8 Glenfiddich Single Malt 9,5 Jack Daniel’s Black Label Bourbon 9,3 Bushmills Irish Whiskey 9,3 Lagavulin 16 years Classic Malt 12 wijnen | wines wit | white Two Oceans Colombard + Chenin Blanc, South Africa 3,9 18 Drostdy-Hof Chardonnay, Western Cape South Africa 3,9 21 Domaine Gayda Chardonnay, Languedoc France 4,5 25 Otazu Chardonnay, Navarra Spain 5,4 29 Francis Ford Coppola Pinot Grigio, California USA - 32 roséwijn | rosé wine Domaine Gayda Cinsault, Languedoc France 4,5 25 Otazu Merlot Rosado, Navarra Spain 5,4 29 rood | red Two Oceans Shiraz + Merlot, Western Cape South Africa 3,9 18 Drostdy-Hof Pinotage, Western Cape South Africa 3,9 21 Domaine Gayda Syrah, Languedoc France 4,5 25 Otazu Premium Cuvée, Navarra Spain 5,4 29 Francis Ford Coppola Rosso Shiraz, California USA - 32 Francis Ford Coppola Rosso Cabernet Sauvignon, California USA - 32 .
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