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SPRING DRINK MENU Tulip Kiss Bavarian Inn Lodge SPRING DRINK MENU Tulip Kiss Red Berry Vodka, Triple Sec, Lime Juice, Simple Syrup, Cranberry Juice, Sugared Rim. Served in a Souvenir Martini Glass. 10 Pineapple Old Fashioned Pineapple Whiskey, Fresh Pineapple, Orange. 8 Sour Watermelon Margarita Tequila, Sour Watermelon Schnapps, Homemade Margarita Mix, Sugared Rim. 8 Spring Mule Elderflower Liqueur, Apple & Pear Vodka, Pomegranate Vodka, Lime Juice, Barritt’s Ginger Beer. 8 Cucumber Cooler Melon Liqueur, Cucumber Vodka, Lemonade, Cucumbers. 10 Watermelon Mule Peach Vodka, Lime Juice, Ginger Beer, Fresh Watermelon. 8 Spring Sangria Pinot Grigio, Red Berry Vodka, Raspberry Lemonade, Sierra Mist, Raspberries. Get a shareable pitcher of Sangria for $20 (Serves 3-4 glasses) 7 Pretty in Pink Citrus Vodka, Elderflower Liqueur, Lemon Juice, Ruby Red Grapefruit Juice. Served in a Souvenir Martini Glass. 10 $ Shot 6 Specials Includes a complimentary shot glass! Breakfast in Bed Blueberry Vodka, Butterscotch Schnapps, Jameson. Orange Juice Chaser Mini Beer Licor 43 with Brady’s Irish Cream floated on top. Washington Apple Apple Whiskey and Cranberry Juice Grape Delight Whiskey, Grape Pucker, Red Bull Green Tea Jameson, Peach Schnapps, and Sour. NON-ALCOHOLIC Shot MIXINGS 8 Specials BUGS IN MUD Vanilla Ice Cream and Oreo blended and topped with Whipped Cream SPRING SUNSET Lemonade and Strawberry KIDDIE MOCKTAIL Sierra Mist and Homemade Grenadine Drinks listed above served in complimentary light-up cups! Draft Beer HOFBRAU ORIGINAL 7 German Lager 5.1% ABV HOFBRAU DUNKEL 7 German Dunkel Lager 5.5% ABV BAVARIAN INN DARK 5 Dunkelweizen 5.0% ABV HEIDELBERG LIGHT 5 Light Lager 4.1% ABV Plus 3 Rotating Craft Beers (Ask your server about what is currently on draft) All drafts served in 16oz glass unless noted Bottled Beer DOMESTIC ALTERNATIVE Blue Moon BEVERAGES Budweiser Mike’s Hard Lemonade Bud Light White Claw Coors Light Smirnoff Michelob Light High Noon Michelob Ultra Miller Lite SEASONAL CRAFT O’Doul’s N/A Bells Sam Adams Founders Leinenkugels IMPORTED Shorts Beck’s Griffin Claw Beck’s N/A Atwater Corona Terrapin Guinness Heineken CIDER Killian’s Irish Red Angry Orchard Hofbrau Original Blackgrass Ciderworks Hofbrau Hefeweizen Hawkes Labatt Blue Labatt Blue Light Stella Artois Warsteiner Warsteiner Dunkel Wine RED G/B Proverb - Merlot 7/28 Canyon Road - Merlot 6/24 Proverb - Cabernet 7/28 Canyon Road - Cabernet 6/24 Canyon Road - Pinot Noir 6/24 10 Span – Cabernet 32 BLUSH/ROSE Proverb - Rose 7/28 Canyon Road - White Zinfandel 6/24 Bavarian Inn - Red Currant 7/28 SPARKLING Bavarian Inn Champagne 24 Dom Perignon 250 WHITE Proverb - Chardonnay 7/28 Canyon Road- Chardonnay 6/24 Proverb - Pinot Grigio 7/28 Canyon Road - Pinot Grigio 6/24 Canyon Road - Sauvignon Blanc 6/24 Canyon Road - Moscato 6/24 Bavarian Inn - Piesporter 7/28 Bavarian Inn - Leibfraumilch 7/28 Bavarian Inn - Riesling 7/28 13 C – Pinot Grigio 32 Bavarian White Wine Flight Piesporter (medi- um dry), Leibfraumilch (slightly sweet), Riesling (hint of sweetness) - Three 3 ounce pours 9 Take 20% off any unopened bottle of wine to go. Cocktails Signature Drinks | 7 ABSOLUTLY WILD Citrus Vodka, Strawberry Schnapps, Sierra Mist, Orange Juice & Grenadine BEACH PARTY Vodka, Peach Schnapps, Cranberry & Orange Juice BLUE HAWAIIAN Banana Rum, Coconut Rum, Blue Curacao & Pineapple Juice BLUE LAGOON Vodka, Rum, Gin, Tequila, Blue Curacao, Sour Mix & Sierra Mist LAVA LAMP Red Berry Vodka, Sierra Mist & Jello Shots JELLO SHOTS 2.50/ea or 10 for $20 Martinis | 8 BLUERAZZTINI Blueberry Vodka, Rasberry Schnapps, Triple Sec & Cranberry juice *sugared rim* COSMO Vodka, Triple Sec, Lime Juice & Cranberry Juice LEMON DROP Citrus Vodka, Triple Sec & Sour Mix OATMEAL COOKIE Irish Cream, Buttershots & Cinnamon Schnapps POMEGRANATE Pomegranate Schnapps, Peach Vodka, Orange Juice & Lemon Juice *sugared rim* Cocktails Coffee Drinks | 7 AWESOME COFFEE Bailey’s, Coffee Liqueur & Grand Marnier BAVARIAN COFFEE Peppermint Schnapps & Kahlua BAILEY’S IRISH CREAM & COFFEE Bailey’s Irish Cream IRISH COFFEE Irish Whiskey SPANISH COFFEE Cointreau & Kahlua Ice Cream Drinks | 8 CHOCOLATE COVERED STRAWBERRY Chocolate Liqueur, Strawberry Schnapps, Strawberry Daiquiri Mix & Vanilla Ice Cream CREAMSICLE Amaretto, Triple Sec, Orange Juice & Vanilla Ice Cream DEATH BY CHOCOLATE Chocolate Liqueur, Bailey’s, Vodka & Chocolate Ice Cream HUMMER Kahlua, Rum & Vanilla Ice Cream MUD SLIDE Bailey’s, Vodka, Kahlua & Vanilla Ice Cream Whipped cream served on all drinks listed on this page. Cocktails Mules | 8 BOUR-BARIAN Elijah Craig Small Batch, Lime Juice & Barritt’s Ginger Beer FIERY MULE Fireball, Apple and Pear Vodka, Lime Juice & Barritt’s Ginger Beer IRISH Jameson Irish Whiskey, Lime Juice & Barritt’s Ginger Beer MICHIGAN Lake Life Vodka (Holland, MI), Lime Juice & Barritt’s Ginger Beer RASPBERRY Red Berry Vodka, Raspberry Schnapps, Lime Juice & Barritt’s Ginger Beer Non-Alcoholic MILKSHAKES 4.95 Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry or Oreo N/A STRAWBERRY DAIQUIRI 4.50 N/A PIÑA COLADA 4.50 WILD BILL’S DRAFT ROOTBEER 3.95 WILD BILL’S ROOTBEER FLOAT 4.95 Rootbeer & Vanilla Ice Cream REDBULL 4.50 Regular or Sugar Free ST. JULIAN SPARKLING GRAPE Full Bottle 15 Iron Fish Craft Cocktails Salted Maple Old Fashioned - $14.00 Whiskey Barrel Aged Maple Syrup accompanies Iron Fish Maple Bourbon and a dash of Angostura Bitters Served on the rocks with a strip of orange The Frankenmuther - $12.00 Iron Fish Maple Bourbon, Fresh Lemon Juice, Simple Syrup, and Ginger Ale Served tall with a lemon and dash of cinnamon The 1986 - $14.00 Iron Fish Maple Bourbon, Sugar, and Orange Bitters Served on the rocks with a cherry and orange Bourbon, Rye & *Whiskey BRAND NEW Bavarian Inn Private Selection by Maker’s Mark Our own Private Select Bourbon with hints of caramel apple in your nose and a touch of caramel and cherries on the finish. 1 OZ/2 OZ Barrell 15/28 Basil Hayden’s 7/13 Bavarian Inn Private Select By Maker’s Mark 15/22 Buffalo Trace 6/10 Bulleit 6/10 Coppercraft 100 Proof (MI) 8/15 Elijah Craig 18 Year 20/35 Elijah Craig Barrel Proof 10/18 Elijah Craig Small Batch 6/10 Elijah Craig Toasted Barrel 7/13 Evan Williams 100 Proof 6/10 Fighting Cock 6/10 Four Roses Small Batch 6/11 Four Roses Small Batch Select 9/16 Ghost Hill 8/15 Glyph 7/13 Henry Mckenna 10 Year 8/15 Bourbon, Rye & *Whiskey 1 OZ/2 OZ Hudson Baby Bourbon 8/15 Iron Fish Maple (MI) 8/15 Jefferson’s Ocean 15/22 Kentucky Owl 25/42 Knob Creek 100 Proof 8/15 Larceny Barrel Proof 8/15 Maker’s Mark 6/10 Maker’s 46 7/13 Maker’s Mark 101 7/13 Mayor Pingree (Mi) 6/10 Michter’s Small Batch 7/13 New Riff Single Barrel 9/15 Old Fitz 9 Year 18/26 Old Fitz 14 Year 22/30 Old Fitz 15 Year 25/34 Old Forester 1870 8/14 Old Forester 1910 9/15 Old Forester 1920 10/16 Parker’s Heritage 10 Year 20/28 Rebel Yell 6/10 Traverse City Barrel Proof (MI) 15/22 Wild Turkey 101 6/10 Woodford Reserve 6/10 RYES Basil Hayden’s Dark Rye 9/15 High West Double 7/13 New Riff 9/15 Old Forester 100 Proof 6/10 Sazerac 10/18 Whistle Pig 10 Year 12/20 Make it a flight of any three 1 oz pours, and receive 10% off! The History of Hofbräu by Judy Zehnder Hofbräu is a brewery that is owned by the State of Bavaria in the country of Germany. It is perhaps the only brewery in the world that is owned and operated by a government. Hofbräuhaus comprises the brewery, its famous restaurant and drinking hall located in Munich, Germany. Originally, Hofbräu was owned by the king of Bavaria. It was the brewery for the royalty of Bavaria and their staff. Later, ordinary citizens and working people were allowed to buy beer from this brewery. It became a source of income for the king. In 1852, Maximillian II sold the brewery to the government of Bavaria. The different kingdoms in Germany were later united by Otto Von Bismark and Kaiser Wilhelm I during the late 1860’s. Hofbräu beer remained under the ownership of the government of Bavaria. There was a period of over 60 years when Hofbräu beer was not available in the United States. The last shipment came into the United States in 1936 as blockades and other pre-World War II issues put a stop to all German imports. It was not until 1997 when my husband, Don Keller, contacted Hofbräu in Munich that this changed. The vast majority of our guests knew of the Munich Hofbräuhaus and so we thought we should serve this beer. Don had months of correspondence with Hofbräu officials. All the letters were written in German to us and we needed a translator who was familiar with German exporting and importing. Fred Schumacher, originally from Germany, who resided in Frankenmuth, worked with Don on the American side. Hofbräu’s C.E.O., Albert Riedl, and Export Manager, Maximillian Erlmeier, were the principles involved on the German side. There were many hurdles to overcome as German liquor laws are very different from American liquor laws. We could not buy directly from Hofbräu. The distributor selected to do the actual importing was a Saginaw, Michigan firm owned by the Riffel family. This third generation family business (C. Riffel & Sons) had been supplying our Bavarian Inn family business for over fifty years. Fred Schumacher pours a Hofbrau beer at the Lorelei Lounge inside the Bavarian Inn Lodge. When Fred started working on the import license with Dick Riffel, they soon realized Hofbräu did not have a registered name in the United States as they had not conducted business here for over 60 years.
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