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BCH Beverage Menu CIDER CATCHING Join in the Basque tradition of txotx or cider catching from our 80 year old chestnut barrels from Asturias, Spain. 8 / per catch BROOKLYN CIDER HOUSE DRAFT 8oz pours/bottle KINDA DRY 7/17 Semi-sweet, tart apple, sparkling 5.5% abv ROSÉ 7 Fruity, bubbly, off-dry, notes of rose petal, wild raspberries, & sour cherries 5.8% abv HALF SOUR 7/17 Notes of pickled pear, wild flower, honey, sparkling 5.8% abv RAW 7/17 TAKE BROOKLYN CIDER Wild fermented, dry, sour, funky, still 6.9% abv HOUSE HOME BONE DRY 8/22 Save a bottle for later, give the gift of cider, or Super dry, crisp, mineral, sparkling stock up for your next party. Ask your server 6.9% abv or stop by anytime to grab some Brooklyn Cider House hard cider to go. Mix & Match! SOLSTICE *LIMITED RELEASE 8/22 Wild fermented & dry, lychee, pineapple, lemon zest SINGLE BOTTLE 3-PACK CASE OF 12 6% abv MO *LIMITED RELEASE 8 MAIN LINE CIDERS 10 29 108 Still, racy, notes of citrus fruit & mineral. Drinks like a dry white wine BONE DRY 14 39 144 7% abv STILL BONE DRY *LIMITED RELEASE 8/22 SOLSTICE 14 39 144 Super dry, still, unfiltered (natural cider). Zesty and racy. STILL BONE DRY 14 39 144 6.8% abv THREE 3 OZ POUR FLIGHTS 11 off-dry: Half Sour, Rosé, Kinda Dry dry: Bone Dry, Mo, Raw, build your own: choose any three house ciders OTHER CIDER SOUTH HILL "POMM SUR LIE" 8 KITE & STRING - NORTHERN SPY 29 Still, Dry, barrel aged, tannic, acidic, apple skin, roasted nuts Semi-dry. Charmat method. Fruit forward and balanced, 750ML 8.2% abv SOUTH HILL "FARMHOUSE" 9 SOUTH HILL - RUSSET DABINETT 33 Still, honeycomb, elderflower, lyche, sour plum, white pepper, papaya, Sparkling, Full bodied, barrel aged. subtle vanilla, 750ML 8.1% abv BLACKDUCK CIDERY "HOPPED CIDER" 10 FARNUM HILL - EXTRA-DRY 29 Still & Dry, Wild Fermented. Blend of both heirloom and wild apples Sparking, seriously dry, rich aromatic fruit, 750ML dry hopped with estate grown Fuggles, Kent Golding, Cascade, & unknown noble hops. 6.0% abv REDBYRD - WORKMAN DRY 33 T Sparkling, floral rose, slate, ginger, citrus fruit, biodynamic, 750ML F BLACKDUCK CIDERY "PERRY" 10 Still, true pear cider, unfiltered, tart, sour, invigorating. BLACKDUCK CIDERY - PERRY 29 6.4% abv Still, true pear cider, unfiltered, tart, sour, invigorating, 750ML A INDIAN LADDER FRAMSTEAD CO. "DRY" 8 . R Sparkling, light, dry, tart, spontaneous fermentation EVE'S CIDERY - ALBEE HILL 25 6.1% abv T Still, dry, honey & lychee nose, damp nose, coffee, citrus peel, 750ML D EVE'S CIDERY "SKELEPEAR" 10 N SOUTH HILL - PRELUDE 33 Lightly sparkling pear cider with notes of cannoli and key lime pie 100% wild apples, unfined, unfiltered, flower & leather aroma, 750ML with a tannin acid balance. O 7.0% abv C BRANNLAND CIDER - JUST CIDER 25 Fresh apple bouquet, notes of stone fruit, peach and melon, 750ML EVE’S "SCATTERSEED" 10 The aroma of bittersweets left on the orchard floor with a honey, S NEW YORK CIDER CO - BARN SWALLOW 27 bacon and wood smoke finish. 7% abv Wild & dry, sparkling, bottle conditioned, 750ML E MANOIR DU KINKIZ CIDRE DE FOUESNANT 29 PHONOGRAPH CIDER "GREENING" 9 L Sparkling, tart, apple candy Persistent flavors of freshly cut apple, complemented by notes of 8.2% abv butter, and hazelnut, 75oML T SOUTH HILL "OLD TIME" 9 T KITE & STRING - SPARKLING ROSÉ CIDER 29 Medium sweet with aromas of strawberries and mixed berry fruit on Sparkling, off-dry, Wild fruit with notes of strawberry, the palate, 750ML grapefruit seed, and butterscotch O 7.5% abv B PERRY'S CIDER - BARN OWL 23 Crisp refreshing cider combining natural ferments, wild yeasts and SIDRA TRABANCO - COSECHA PROPIA 25 traditional apple varieties, 500ML Traditional Asturian cider, unripened apple aroma; hints of rose & fresh churned butter, 750ML BRANNLAND CIDER - PERNILLA PERLE 25 Off-dry, lightly sparkling cider made entirely from Swedish apples, 750ML ISASTEGI 19 Crisp, Fresh traditional Basque cider; ripe & malted apple notes, 750ML PERRY'S CIDER - GREY HERON 23 S ASTARBE SAGARDOTEGIA - SIDRA Young & fruity sweet cider, Notes of earl grey, 500ML NATURAL 19 E Refreshing, fruity Basque cider with a dry finish, 750ML FARNUM HILL - SEMI-DRY 29 Sparkling; stone fruit aroma, subtle sweetness, 75oML L SOUTH HILL - POMME SUR LIE 33 T Still-dry. barrel aged, tannic, acidic, apple-skin roasted nuts, 750ML ERIC BORDELET - TENDRE SIDRE 19 Slightly sweet, notes of baked apple & honey, full tannins, 750ML T BLACKDUCK CIDERY- CRABBY PIP 25 Still, crabapple cider, high acidity, intense tannins; long, dry finish, ERIC BORDELET - POIRE 27 O 750ML Sparkling, off-dry, made with pears from 300 year old trees, biodynamic, 750ML B BLACKDUCK CIDERY - NO PASARAN 23 Savory with hints of apple peel, grapefruit, olive brine, funk, 750ML DUCHÉ DE LONGUEVILLE - DOUCES AMERES 19 AARON BURR - SHAWANGUNK RIDGE 33 Sweet, bitter, Normandy cider; Sparkling, Crisp, & full bodied, 750ML Sparkling, dry, uncultivated apples foraged from wild trees, 750ML EVE'S CIDERY - NORTHERN SPY 33 Sparkling, toasted oats, dried apples, kumquats, wet stone, 750ML KETTLEBOROUGH - HUGUENOT CIDER 25 Still dry, unfiltered, rustic French style, tannic, wild fermented, 750ML WINE listed light body to full body GETARIAKO TXAKOLINA GAÑETA 29 É LUCIEN CROCHET SANCERRE 10/36 2018, Basque, Spain S 2017, Loire, France d DOMAINE DU SALVARD CHEVERNY BLANC 29 O e CHATEAU D'ESCLANS WHISPERING ANGEL i 2017, Loire, France d R ROSÉ 39 o THEVENET & FILS MACON PIERRECLOS 29 b 2018, Provence, France t 2017, Burgundy, France h g i COQUELET-MORGON COTE DE PY 10/37 l LUNEAU PAPIN 'CLOS DES ALLEES' 2017, Burgundy, France MUSCADET 10/33 d e 2016, Loire, France i d Y. PELLETIER SAINT-CHINIAN LES COCIGRUES 33 o HAUT BOURG MUSCADET COTES DE b 2016, Languedoc, France GRANDLIEU 23 t h RAVINES WINE CELLAR PINOT NOIR 43 2017, Loire, France g i l 2014, Finger Lakes, NY KUENTZ-BAS ALSACE BLANC 25 HEART & HAND PINOT NOIR 45 2017, Alsace, France E 2015, Finger Lakes, NY BOUNDARY BREAKS RESERVE RIESLING 33 AZ. VINICOLA CALABRETTA NERELLO T 2016, Finger Lakes, NY MASCALESE VIGNE VECCHIE 61 I HERMANN J WEIMER DRY RIESLING 27 2006, Sicily, Italy 2016, Finger Lakes, NY H SENORIO DE P. PECINA CRIANZA RIOJA 33 HEART & HAND DRY RIESLING 39 2013, Rioja, Spain W 2016, Finger Lakes, NY CHATEAU HAUT SEGOTTES SAINT EMILION GRAND CRU 57 RAVINES WINE CELLAR DRY RIESLING 32 2014, Bordeaux, France 2015, Finger Lakes, NY AZIENDA AGRICOLA LA TORRE ROSSO VINO BOAL DE AROUSA ALBARINO 7/19 D DA TAVOLA 31 2017, Rias Biaxas, Spain E Tuscany, Italy CASSAGNOLES COTES DE GASCOGNE 17 R ERBALUNA LA BETTOLA BARBERA D'ALBA 39 2017, Southern France 2017, Piedmont, Italy ONABAY VINEYARD CHARDONNAY 33 ONABAY VINEYARD CABERNET FRANC 33 2014, North Fork, NY 2014, North Fork, NY d e i WYATT CHARDONNAY 9/25 RAVINES WINE CELLAR CABERNET FRANC 39 d o Sonoma Valley, CA 2015, Finger Lakes, NY b l l COSTADOR 1954 XAREL LO 29 u RED TAIL RIDGE BLAUFRANKISCH 37 f 2016, Spain Finger Lakes, NY BERINGER 'LUMINUS' CHARDONNAY 29 2016, Napa Valley, CA CROWLEY WINES PINOT NOIR 11/39 Willamette Valley, OR JUVÉ Y CAMPS RESERVA CAVA BRUT 27 CLOS LA COUTALE CAHORS 27 G NV, Penedes, Spain 2016, Southwest France N I NICOLAS FEUILLATTE RESERVA BRUT 59 d e TIKAL MALBEC 11/39 i L NV, Champagne, France d 2015, Mendoza, Argentina o K b BILLECART-SALMON BRUT ROSÉ 97 l E. BECHERAS CROZES HERMITAGES ROUGE 39 l R NV, Champagne, France u f 2016, Rhone, France A RED TAIL RIDGE PET-NAT SPARKLING P DOMAINE DE L'ECU "LOVE & GRAPES" NOBIS RIESLING 12/43 S SYRAH 25 NV, Finger Lakes, NY 2017, Loire, France BROOKLYN CIDER BEER COCKTAILS THE SPANIARDS'S GIN & TONIC 13 INTERBORO 'NOT MY PRES.' 8 Botanist Gin, Fever Tree Indian Tonic, seasonal A classic Lager, with aromas of Noble spice & subtle aromatics & herbs pineapple with mel 5.5% abv T KCBC 'STRAPHANGER' 8 BAKED APPLE OLD FASHIONED 13 Rice Lager brewed with Hallertau hops for a herbal Redemption Rye, BCH Half Sour cider, caramelized F bitterness & a crisp, snappy flavor. 4.9% ABV syrup, apple bitters A EVIL TWIN 'GRANOLA MOMS FAVORITE' 10 WINTER SOLSTICE 13 Sour IPA brewed with milk sugar, sweet and sour Orange & vanilla infused Amaro with BCH Solstice R cherry, chocolate, cinnamon and vanilla. 6.5% abv Cider served on the rocks FINBACK 'YEAR ROUND' 7 D American IPA; citrus and bright with notes of pink POMEGRANATE SPICY MARGARITA 13 grapefruit & melon 7.2% abv Ilegal Mezcal, Solerno Blood Orange Liqueur, pomegranate juice. jalapeno, citrus FIFTH HAMMER 'SONIC ARCHITECTURE' 9 LA MULA 12 IPA with notes of lyche, passion fruit, & nectar. Smooth & Montelobos Mezcal, ginger, lime S without bitterness. 7.5% abv COQUITO 13 INDUSTRIAL ARTS 'TOOLS OF THE TRADE' 9 N Traditional spiced holiday cocktail with rum, fresh Pale Ale with aromas of a citrus grove with a clean & coconut & vanilla bean A snappy bite. 4.9% abv CIDER HOUSE SANGRIA 12 BIG ALICE 'LEMONGRASS KÖLSCH' 9 C Herbal, lemon aroma, with a mellow lemongrass, Red Blend, BCH Cider, Apple Jack Brandy, bready flavor & a crisp, dry finish 5.4% abv & Pineapple. KCBC 'SUPERHERO SIDEKICK' 9 American IPA with notes of ripe oranges, fresh NON-ALCOHOLIC pineapple, & smooth pine. 6.9% abv NEAT OR ON THE ROCKS CIDER HOUSE ICED TEA 4 Iced black tea shaken & lightly sweetened with GIN LIQUEUR house-made apple cider syrup Monkey 47 Opal Brennivin UNSWEETENED ICED TEA 3 The Botanist Islay Dry Romana Sambuca Brooklyn Gin Bailey's HOT TEA 4 Hendrick's Disaronno HOT MULLED CIDER 5 Greenhook A MARO Twin Star Orchard 'sweet cider' infused with fall spices.
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