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Beer Spezials Germany BIER + INDICATES DRAUGHT BEER BEER SPEZIALS Haus Liter / 15 Weihenstephaner Original Lager Das Boot / 35 2 liter boot of haus bier--share with two or more! The World Tour / 35 selection of 5 bottled biers--one from each region of our menu share with two or more! Mystery Beer / 7 a surprise every time! Haus Flight / 12 Stiegl Radler / Weihenstephaner Original Lager Weihenstephaner Hefeweissbier / Hacker Pschorr Dunkel Weisse Specialty Flight / 14 Rothaus Pilsener / Friedenfelser Zoigl Schneider Hopfen Weisse / Andescher Doppelbock GERMANY + HAUS BIER: Weihenstephaner Original Lager Freising, Germany (16.9oz 5.1%)...................................................8 light, crisp, and refreshing + Kelterei Possmann, Pure Cider Frankfurt (16oz 5%) ................................................................................................... 8 bright and bubbly, rich apple palate, dry finish Kelterei Possmann, Pure Cider Rosé Frankfurt (12oz 5%) ......................................................................................... 8 apple cider with a splash of black currant Bembel With Care, Apfelwein-Kirsch, Cider & Sour Cherry Odenwald (16.9oz 4.2%) ...................................... 7 Germany’s newest cider import, cider with a summery cherry flavor! Bembel With Care, Apfelwein-Cola, Cider & Cola Odenwald (16.9oz 4.0%) ........................................................ 7 Germany’s newest cider import, cider with a splash of cola, popular european combo! Schöfferhofer, Grapefruit Hefeweizen München (11.2oz 2.5%) ................................................................................. 7 super light, resfreshing and delicious, grapefruit soda and hefeweizen Veltins, Pilsener Meschede-Grevenstein (16.9oz 4.8% can) ................................................................................................. 7 grassy notes with a clean and slightly sweet Pilsner malt taste that is well-balanced Riedenburger, Organic Pilsener Riedenberg (11.2oz 4.7%) .......................................................................................... 7 brewed in full accordance with the german purity law, bavarian pils Dortmunder Actien Brauerei, “DAB” Dortmunder Lager Dortmund (16.9oz 5.4% can) ...................................... 6 pale golden lager, classic clean character, biscuity malts, very thirst quenching. Great can! Flensberger “Gold” Dortmunder Lager Flensburg (11.2oz 4.8%) ............................................................................. 7 dry biscuit malts and hops on the palate Augustiner, Light Euro Lager München (11.2oz 5.7%) ................................................................................................. 8 dry biscuit malts and hops on the palate + Rothaus “Tannenzäpfle,” Pilsener Baden (16.9oz 5.3%) ............................................................................................. 8 Pilsner from Germany’s Black Forest, herbal grassy hops, lemon citrus zest, earthiness, dry finish BIER + INDICATES DRAUGHT BEER GERMANY continued Privatbrauerei Gaffel Becker & Co., Kölsch Köln (12oz 4.8%) ............................................................................... 11 pale golden amber color, grassy nose, nice earthy hops, bready malts Pinkus Müller, Organic Münster Alt Münster (16.9oz 5.1%) ....................................................................................12 not your Düsseldorf alt beer, balance of pale malt, earthy hops, and light fruity yeast flavors Gasthaus & Gosebrauerei Bayerischer Bahnhof, Leipziger Gose Leipziger (11.2oz 4.6%) ...............................14 sour spicy nose with earthy undertones-coriander and salt meld harmoniously on the palate Professor Fritz Briem, 1809, Berliner Weisse Freising (16.9oz 5%) .......................................................................18 dry and tart, aromas of white grapes and green apples, unfiltered, citrusy sour component Ettaler Benediktiner, Weissbier Friedenfels (16.9oz 5.4% can) .......................................................................................7 crisp wheat ale, taste is malty, slightly sweet, well balanced! Friedenfelser, Hefe-Weizen Friedenfels (16.9oz 5.2%) ............................................................................................. .....11 banana, orange and clove aroma with matching taste-so smooth and creamy Distelhäuser, Weizen Tauberbischofsheim (16.9oz 5.4%) ............................................................................................... 10 filtered wheat beer, light-bodied weizen for the summer! + Weihenstephaner Hefeweissbier Freising (16.9oz 5.4%) .............................................................................................. 8 Freising (16.9oz 5.4%) ..................................................... Weihenstephaner Hefeweissbier notes of clove and banana, full-bodied and refreshing, a world-class hefeweizen 8 notes of clove and banana, full-bodied and refreshing, a world-class hefeweizen Grevensteiner, Naturtrüb Zwickelbier Grevenstein (16oz can 5.2%) ......................................................................... 8 floral hops balanced with a mild malt backbone Einbecker, “Ainpöckisch Bier 1378” Helles Bock Einbeck (16oz 6.7% can ) ......................................................... 10 bready malts, grassy hops, and light citrus, unfiltered amber, light body + Friedenfelser, “Steinwald-Zoigl”, Kellerbier Friedenfels (16.9 oz 4.8%) .................................................................... 8 hints of barley, rich and smooth, a summery, easy-drinker! + Schneider, “Tap 5 Brooklyner Hopfenweisse” Weizenbock München (16.9oz 8.2%) ........................................13 a pale, wheat beer robustly dry-hopped, colaboration between Brooklyn brewmaster and Schneider brewmaster Weltenburger Kloster, Barock Dunkel Kelheim (11.2oz 4.7%) ................................................................................. 10 from the oldest monastery brewery in the world, notes of caramel and cocoa, slightly nutty and spicy finish + Hacker-Pschorr, Dunkelweisse München (16.9oz 5.3%) - ...............................................................................................7 dark fruit, raisins and malt hit the nose, sweet caramel flavors, banana and subtle spice Aldersbacher, Kloster Dunkel Weisse Aldersbacher (16.9oz 5.1%) .......................................................................... 10 from a revived Cistercian monastery, fresh cloves, moderately spicy, mildly earthy and rye-like bready notes Uerige, Altbier Düsseldorf (11.2oz 6.5%%) ........................................................................................................................13 traditional brown ale, toasty caramel malts Zoller Hof, Donator, Heller Doppelbock Bamberg (11.2oz 8.5%) ............................................................................. 8 triple hopped doppelbock, not your typical dark doppelbock, light body and sweetness + Andechser, Doppelbock Dunkel Andechs (13oz 7.1%) ............................................................................................... 10 dark fruits, breads and spices, rich malty taste, dry finish Aecht Schlenkerla, Oak Smoke Doppelbock Bamberg (16.9oz 8%) ......................................................................17 kilned with oak wood, rich smoky aroma with a touch of spice, subtle sweetness Schneider, Aventinus “Tap 6” Weizenbock München (16oz 8.2%)..............................................................................15 milk chocolate, banana and dark cherries, slightly sweet finish Schneider, Aventinus Eisbock München (11.2oz 12%)......................................................................................................................................15 a concentrated beer, notes of fig and plum, rich and warming, dessert in a bottle! BIER + INDICATES DRAUGHT BEER AUSTRIA + Stiegl, Grapefruit Radler Salzburg (16.9oz 3.2%) ............................................................................................................7 light, crisp and refreshing, grapefruit and zesty citrus Stiegl, Lemon Radler Salzburg (16.9oz 3.2% can) ...............................................................................................................7 tart and zippy citrus, thirst quenching! Stiegl, Pilsner Salzburg (16oz 4.9% can) ...............................................................................................................................7 easy drinking with a light body, crisp and clean Stiegl, “Goldbräu” Märzen Salzburg (16.9oz 4.9% can) ..................................................................................................7 zesty orange and honey notes, a crisp and clean drinking lager Stift Engelszell, Trappistenbier “Benno” Ale with Honey Engelhartszell (11.2oz 6.9%) ..................................... 17 trappist ale brewed with honey, hints of lemon, slightly sweet Hofstetten, “Granitebock” Doppelbock St. Martin (16.9oz 7.3%) ........................................................................... 16 caramelized using red hot granite stones, then fermented in stone vats, notes of raisins, toffee, a strong unfiltered amber POLAND Elblag Brewery, “EB” Premium Pilsner Zywiec (16oz 5.2% can) ................................................................................ 5 bready malt aromas, drinkable and crisp pilsner Browary Warka, Pilsner Warka (16oz 5.7% can) .............................................................................................................
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