All drinks available to be served in the restaurant
All beers are consistently rotated. Come to the bar and see what's new.
Drink Special!
New German Imports, available for a limited time only.
Don't miss out!
New German Imports, available for a limited time only.
Don't miss out!
- Berentzen Apple Liqueur - $9 / shot - OUT OF STOCK
The Original House of Berentzen recipe is replicated in this light fruit liqueur made with sun-ripened apples specially selected to provide a CRISP, FRESH apple taste. Tasting Notes - Real sun-ripened apples with a balanced, smooth finish combine with rich apple aromas throughout keep this product true to the apples it came from.
- Berentzen Pear Liqueur - $9 / shot - OUT OF STOCK
A light fruit liqueur made with sun-ripened green pears specially selected to provide the CRISP, FRESH pear taste. Tasting Notes - Smooth, sweet and light. Fresh pear flavor glides along and stimulates the palate with a clean finish Like taking a bite out of a large green pear, without the drip down your chin.
- Asbach Uralt - $12 for 3oz.
The German Brandy - A heavy, fruity, brandy that is a interesting change from cognac. This brandy almost has a flavor profile closer to a heavy bodied bourbon than a cognac. While reminiscent , it is much more balanced than some of the Soviet brandy and stands on its own as a distinct product. If you like bourbon or Jack Daniels more than cognac, this one is for you. A good brandy for the money and a interesting one worth trying. A perennial favorite, especially among British ex-servicemen, Uralt was created by Hugo Asbach way back in 1892. First Impression: Apricots, vanilla, caramel, and almonds. A sweet, almost sherry-like smell – similar, but much deeper than Armenian or Georgian (Republic) brandies.
- Kuemmerling - $5
German Herbal Digestive - Perfect to finish off your meal. This digestive is a dark brown color with 35% alcohol content and a baking spice and anise flavor profile. It has been produced in the city of Bodenheim since 1963.
The Original House of Berentzen recipe is replicated in this light fruit liqueur made with sun-ripened apples specially selected to provide a CRISP, FRESH apple taste. Tasting Notes - Real sun-ripened apples with a balanced, smooth finish combine with rich apple aromas throughout keep this product true to the apples it came from.
- Berentzen Pear Liqueur - $9 / shot - OUT OF STOCK
A light fruit liqueur made with sun-ripened green pears specially selected to provide the CRISP, FRESH pear taste. Tasting Notes - Smooth, sweet and light. Fresh pear flavor glides along and stimulates the palate with a clean finish Like taking a bite out of a large green pear, without the drip down your chin.
- Asbach Uralt - $12 for 3oz.
The German Brandy - A heavy, fruity, brandy that is a interesting change from cognac. This brandy almost has a flavor profile closer to a heavy bodied bourbon than a cognac. While reminiscent , it is much more balanced than some of the Soviet brandy and stands on its own as a distinct product. If you like bourbon or Jack Daniels more than cognac, this one is for you. A good brandy for the money and a interesting one worth trying. A perennial favorite, especially among British ex-servicemen, Uralt was created by Hugo Asbach way back in 1892. First Impression: Apricots, vanilla, caramel, and almonds. A sweet, almost sherry-like smell – similar, but much deeper than Armenian or Georgian (Republic) brandies.
- Kuemmerling - $5
German Herbal Digestive - Perfect to finish off your meal. This digestive is a dark brown color with 35% alcohol content and a baking spice and anise flavor profile. It has been produced in the city of Bodenheim since 1963.
Mixed Mules:
All mules contain real fruit! *except the Peppermint Kiss.
House Mules:
Ockstadt (Cherry) Mule - $12
Ockstadt Germany is known for its cherry trees and we are known for our cherry mule. This perky mule blends two unique cherry alcohols with cherry purée. Close your eyes and you can see yourself walking through the cherry trees.
Wyoming (Huckleberry) Mule - $14
I miss Mayberry... if Mayberry were in Wyoming. Regionally known, Huckleberries have a great flavor you will be hard-pressed to find anywhere else. Vodka and Huckleberry mash would make Andy Griffith want to move to our great state.
Illesheim (Peach) Mule - $12
Georgia has nothing on Illesheim. This peach mule will take you back to a country lane on a spring afternoon. Two fresh peach alcohols combined with peach purée bring this drink to life.
Warm Drinks:
Bad Nauheim Coffee - $12
A warming spiced rum coffee topped with thick whip cream. Great with one of our homemade desserts or just to warm you on a cold day.
Rüdesheim Coffee - $12
Let's improve on a great thing for a second. Just like the Bad Nauheim Coffee but this time you get a shot of Asbach Uralt! People who have been there know. Great with one of our homemade desserts or just to warm you on a cold day.
Köln Hot Chocolate - $9
Whether you say "Köln", "Koeln", or "Cologne"; you are going to want to say "I want one". This hot chocolate is smoothed out with a shot of vanilla and completed with whip cream. This is one hot chocolate that is not for the kids.
- Say you want an Almond Köln if you prefer the taste of almonds over vanilla.
All mules contain real fruit! *except the Peppermint Kiss.
House Mules:
Ockstadt (Cherry) Mule - $12
Ockstadt Germany is known for its cherry trees and we are known for our cherry mule. This perky mule blends two unique cherry alcohols with cherry purée. Close your eyes and you can see yourself walking through the cherry trees.
Wyoming (Huckleberry) Mule - $14
I miss Mayberry... if Mayberry were in Wyoming. Regionally known, Huckleberries have a great flavor you will be hard-pressed to find anywhere else. Vodka and Huckleberry mash would make Andy Griffith want to move to our great state.
Illesheim (Peach) Mule - $12
Georgia has nothing on Illesheim. This peach mule will take you back to a country lane on a spring afternoon. Two fresh peach alcohols combined with peach purée bring this drink to life.
Warm Drinks:
Bad Nauheim Coffee - $12
A warming spiced rum coffee topped with thick whip cream. Great with one of our homemade desserts or just to warm you on a cold day.
Rüdesheim Coffee - $12
Let's improve on a great thing for a second. Just like the Bad Nauheim Coffee but this time you get a shot of Asbach Uralt! People who have been there know. Great with one of our homemade desserts or just to warm you on a cold day.
Köln Hot Chocolate - $9
Whether you say "Köln", "Koeln", or "Cologne"; you are going to want to say "I want one". This hot chocolate is smoothed out with a shot of vanilla and completed with whip cream. This is one hot chocolate that is not for the kids.
- Say you want an Almond Köln if you prefer the taste of almonds over vanilla.
Beers
Bottle - $6
0.5L Boot - $9
1L Boot - $14
2L Boot - $28
0.3L Flute - $6.25
Bottled:
Stella Artois Alcohol Free
Alcohol content: 0.0%
A Stella Artois but without the alcohol? It's no longer just a dream. Our brewmasters have taken 600 years of Belgian brewing heritage and combined it with our best, all-natural ingredients, to create an alcohol free lager that's bursting with flavour. With a pronounced hoppy bitterness, a crisp, clean and refreshing finish, and just 60 calories – without even a drop of alcohol – Stella Artois can now be savoured by everyone.
Bayern Pilsner
Alcohol content: 5.0%
The term "Pilsener" describes many beers, but true Pilseners meet strict German criteria: a light golden color (5-8 color units), specific gravity of 11.5-12.5% Plato, and at least 28 EBUs (European Bitter Units). Most domestic "Pilseners" don't meet these standards, but Bayern Pilsener does (6 color units, 12% Plato, 34 EBUs). This means you have one of the few authentic American-brewed Pilseners. Enjoy it as intended: pour your cold Bayern Pilsener slowly into a fluted or tulip glass in two or three steps. The thick, creamy head, or "crown," keeps the carbonation and hoppy flavor intact.
Bayern Dragons Breath
Alcohol content: 6.0%
Dragon's Breath is a Dark Wheat Hefeweizen, otherwise known as a Dunkelweizen. It is mild in taste, unfiltered, and moderately hopped with Hallertauer Perle hops, cold fermented eliminating any harsh aftertaste. This award winning Bavarian classic was brought to America by the German Brewmaster Jurgen.
Bayern Oktoberfest
Alcohol content: 6.0%
Bayern Oktoberfest is the classic Bavarian Dark Märzen: not too sweet yet malty with a nice hop flavor. This beer is brewed with Pilsener, Munich and German Dunkel malt. The hops for this special brew come straight from the Hallertau region in northern Bavaria and the finishing hops are Saaz from the Czech Republic. Bayern’s fastest selling seasonal specialty beer, this beer is not just called Oktoberfest, it is Oktoberfest beer. It is brewed according to the standards of the Brewers’ Guild of Munich, which was established in 1815 when they brewed this beer for the first time to celebrate the royal wedding of King Ludwig I and Princess Maria Theresia.
On Tap:
Prost Kolsch - OUT OF STOCK
Alcohol content: 4.8%
KÖLN-STYLE GOLD ALE - Prost Kölsch is a sublime balance of yeast, hops, and malt flavors. Peach and pear aromatics give way to a honey and almond malt sweetness, allowing every drink to provide a delicate bouquet of flavors that are simultaneously bright and crisp. Kölsch is easy drinking and delicate, but still dynamic and full of flavor.
Hacker-Schorr (Munich Gold) - OUT OF STOCK
Alcohol content: 4.8%
Brewed according to the 19th Century recipe, this slightly stronger beer is a mature masterpiece and delights with its enticing malty aroma and its slightly stronger wort.
Ingredients: Water, Malted Barley (Marthe, Grace, and Catamaran Barley varieties), Hops (Hallertauer Tradition, Hallertauer Herkules)
Bayern Schwarzbier - OUT OF STOCK
Alcohol content: 4.8%
Schwarzbier = Black Beer. Enjoy the smooth and light taste of this classic German Black Lager brewed with four types of malt (Schwarz, Munich, Cara Munich and Pale), Hallertauler Perle hops from Germany and the care and experience from the only German brewery in the Rocky mountains. Schwarzbier is mild and balanced and doesn't have the bite of dark ales. It is perfect to enjoy year round. Come, all you dark beer fans - experience the Dark Side of Bayern and why German beer has the reputation as the best beer in the world.
Spaten - OUT OF STOCK
Alcohol content: 5.0%
Spaten Brewery is regarded as the most significant German brewery in the development of lager brewing. This beer is a Classic German Premium Lager. A bottom fermented Münchner Lager with a supremely well balanced hop flavor.
Ingredients: Water, Barley Malt, Hops, Hops Extract
Bayern Pilsener - OUT OF STOCK
Alcohol content: 5.0%
The term “Pilsener” is widely used to describe a number of beers available on the market. According to German criteria for a true Pilsener, however, the vast majority of them would be unrecognizable as such. By this definition, a Pilsener is a lager beer with a light golden color (5-8 color units by European Brewers’ Convention standards), a specific gravity in the 11.5-12.5% Plato range, and a hops content of at least 28 EBUs (European Bitter Units). Most so-called domestic “Pilseners” fall far short in these categories; Bayern Pilsener easily meets all three (6 color units, 12% Plato, 34 EBUs). All of this loosely translates to a beer you will truely enjoy.
Hacker-Pschor Munich Dunkel
Alcohol content: 5.0%
Dark chestnut brown with an opalizing turbidity. Our Münchner Dunkel is a bottom-fermented beer with character. It matures calmly and unfolds sweet roasted malt notes and an unmistakably full-bodied taste. An insider tip that you are welcome to pass on.
Bayern Amber - OUT OF STOCK
Alcohol content: 5.4%
Bayern Amber is the beer that started it all in 1987. The beer that put Bayern on the map and had customers asking for more. This Marzen style beer has the rich malt flavor you look for in traditional German beers with a smooth balance of hops on the end.
Bayern St. Walter
Alcohol content: 5.4%
Walter, Jurgen’s new dog, is an old style short haired St. Bernard like the original 19th century Swiss Alpine rescue dogs. With Walter’s heritage in mind, we reformulated our Hefeweizen to an old style Bavarian Hefeweizen. We are using the original strain of yeast, the heart and soul of this Bavarian-style beer delicacy. It produces a hint of clove aroma and a pronounced fruity flavor profile. Paired with a moderate amount of Halletauer hops, this incredibly drinkable beer resembles a true time capsule of Bavarian brewing. Brewed in strict accordance with the Bavarian Law of Purity of 1516.
Paulaner Hefe
Alcohol content: 5.5%
It’s the #1 wheat beer in Germany and one of the world’s favorites. In fact, beer experts call it a masterpiece. In developing this beer, the Paulaner brewmasters have perfected a unique technique with “yeast suspension,” resulting in a uniform, slightly cloudy appearance, consistent quality, and perfect taste. Ingredients: Water, malted wheat, malted barley, yeast, hops. Hops Varieties: Herkules. Malt Varieties: Light wheat malt, dark wheat malt, Pilsner malt (light barley malt), Munich malt (dark barley malt)
Prost Dunkel
Alcohol content: 5.6%
German Style Dark Lager - Deep rich roasted chocolate and nutty flavors evolve from the brewing process, and the darker imported Munich grain gives you a smooth malty finish. The moderate bitterness is sufficient to balance out any sweetness you may taste. Minimal hop aroma comes through. Instead, notes of bread and nuts dominate the nose. For the maximum flavor experience, serve Prost's Dunkel in a becher glass or a stein as a second choice.
Paulaner Octoberfest-Marzen
Alcohol content: 5.8%
An amber beer style that was developed over 200 years ago to celebrate the original Oktoberfest. The Märzen name comes from “March beer” because it was historically brewed in March to be at peak flavor for the Oktoberfest celebration. Today this style is available year-round in the US due to popular demand.
Bayern Dunkelweizen
Alcohol content: 5.8%
A rich and flavorful Bavarian dark wheat beer from the good folks at Bayern. Offering a smooth and full-bodied finish.
Spaten Oktoberfest - OUT OF STOCK
Alcohol content: 5.9%
Germany- Märzen / Oktoberfest- Created in 1872, this is the world's first Oktoberfest beer, brewed for the greatest folk festival in the world. Its impeccable taste balances roasted malt flavor with the perfect amount of hops and an underlying sweetness, true to tradition. This is the darker Märzen beer sold in the US and elsewhere as Spaten Oktoberfest Ur-Märzen. This is NOT the golden Festbier sold at in Munich as Oktoberfestbier. Taste: Malty, Toasty, Sweet. Body: Medium-Bodied.
Bayern Dragons Breath - OUT OF STOCK
Alcohol content: 6.0%
Dragon's Breath is a Dark Wheat Hefeweizen, otherwise known as a Dunkelweizen. It is mild in taste, unfiltered, and moderately hopped with Hallertauer Perle hops, cold fermented eliminating any harsh aftertaste. This award winning Bavarian classic was brought to America by the German Brewmaster Jurgen.
Bayern Dump Truck - OUT OF STOCK
Alcohol content: 6.0%
Brewed using the old-fashioned decoction mash brewing method, Bayern has created another beer style totally unique in the Northwest. The recipe for this light, unfiltered, lager bock beer uses German sauermalt, organic Montana “Spitz malt”, Pilsener malt, plus three hoppings using Hallertauer Perle and the rare Tettnang aroma hops (both imported from Germany). Dump Truck uses a yeast strain, specially formulated in Germany, to make this beer a rare experience.
Paulaner Salvator
Alcohol content: 7.9 %
The father of all strong beers: The head is the colour of caramel and the beer is chestnut brown, combined with a seductive flavour of chocolate to give a pleasing intensity on the palate. Along with this comes the finest Munich malt, rounded off by a light note of hops in the background. Often imitated but never duplicated.
Bayern Doppelbock
Alcohol content: 8.4%
“Doppel” means double and this beer is double in every way. Bayern Doppelbock became an instant legend when Bayern introduced it in Missoula in December of 1987. Unlike its top-fermenting counterparts, this hearty German dark lager does not have the rough bite of a porter or a stout. Bayern Doppelbock is dark, smooth and has plenty of hops (Saaz & Hallertauer Perle) and malt. It has a starting gravity of 18 degrees Plato. Bayern IBU: 23. Color: Darkest Brown.
Any 4 Tap Beers in a sampler flight for $15 (4oz samples)
* Did you know
Bottle - $6
0.5L Boot - $9
1L Boot - $14
2L Boot - $28
0.3L Flute - $6.25
Bottled:
Stella Artois Alcohol Free
Alcohol content: 0.0%
A Stella Artois but without the alcohol? It's no longer just a dream. Our brewmasters have taken 600 years of Belgian brewing heritage and combined it with our best, all-natural ingredients, to create an alcohol free lager that's bursting with flavour. With a pronounced hoppy bitterness, a crisp, clean and refreshing finish, and just 60 calories – without even a drop of alcohol – Stella Artois can now be savoured by everyone.
Bayern Pilsner
Alcohol content: 5.0%
The term "Pilsener" describes many beers, but true Pilseners meet strict German criteria: a light golden color (5-8 color units), specific gravity of 11.5-12.5% Plato, and at least 28 EBUs (European Bitter Units). Most domestic "Pilseners" don't meet these standards, but Bayern Pilsener does (6 color units, 12% Plato, 34 EBUs). This means you have one of the few authentic American-brewed Pilseners. Enjoy it as intended: pour your cold Bayern Pilsener slowly into a fluted or tulip glass in two or three steps. The thick, creamy head, or "crown," keeps the carbonation and hoppy flavor intact.
Bayern Dragons Breath
Alcohol content: 6.0%
Dragon's Breath is a Dark Wheat Hefeweizen, otherwise known as a Dunkelweizen. It is mild in taste, unfiltered, and moderately hopped with Hallertauer Perle hops, cold fermented eliminating any harsh aftertaste. This award winning Bavarian classic was brought to America by the German Brewmaster Jurgen.
Bayern Oktoberfest
Alcohol content: 6.0%
Bayern Oktoberfest is the classic Bavarian Dark Märzen: not too sweet yet malty with a nice hop flavor. This beer is brewed with Pilsener, Munich and German Dunkel malt. The hops for this special brew come straight from the Hallertau region in northern Bavaria and the finishing hops are Saaz from the Czech Republic. Bayern’s fastest selling seasonal specialty beer, this beer is not just called Oktoberfest, it is Oktoberfest beer. It is brewed according to the standards of the Brewers’ Guild of Munich, which was established in 1815 when they brewed this beer for the first time to celebrate the royal wedding of King Ludwig I and Princess Maria Theresia.
On Tap:
Prost Kolsch - OUT OF STOCK
Alcohol content: 4.8%
KÖLN-STYLE GOLD ALE - Prost Kölsch is a sublime balance of yeast, hops, and malt flavors. Peach and pear aromatics give way to a honey and almond malt sweetness, allowing every drink to provide a delicate bouquet of flavors that are simultaneously bright and crisp. Kölsch is easy drinking and delicate, but still dynamic and full of flavor.
Hacker-Schorr (Munich Gold) - OUT OF STOCK
Alcohol content: 4.8%
Brewed according to the 19th Century recipe, this slightly stronger beer is a mature masterpiece and delights with its enticing malty aroma and its slightly stronger wort.
Ingredients: Water, Malted Barley (Marthe, Grace, and Catamaran Barley varieties), Hops (Hallertauer Tradition, Hallertauer Herkules)
Bayern Schwarzbier - OUT OF STOCK
Alcohol content: 4.8%
Schwarzbier = Black Beer. Enjoy the smooth and light taste of this classic German Black Lager brewed with four types of malt (Schwarz, Munich, Cara Munich and Pale), Hallertauler Perle hops from Germany and the care and experience from the only German brewery in the Rocky mountains. Schwarzbier is mild and balanced and doesn't have the bite of dark ales. It is perfect to enjoy year round. Come, all you dark beer fans - experience the Dark Side of Bayern and why German beer has the reputation as the best beer in the world.
Spaten - OUT OF STOCK
Alcohol content: 5.0%
Spaten Brewery is regarded as the most significant German brewery in the development of lager brewing. This beer is a Classic German Premium Lager. A bottom fermented Münchner Lager with a supremely well balanced hop flavor.
Ingredients: Water, Barley Malt, Hops, Hops Extract
Bayern Pilsener - OUT OF STOCK
Alcohol content: 5.0%
The term “Pilsener” is widely used to describe a number of beers available on the market. According to German criteria for a true Pilsener, however, the vast majority of them would be unrecognizable as such. By this definition, a Pilsener is a lager beer with a light golden color (5-8 color units by European Brewers’ Convention standards), a specific gravity in the 11.5-12.5% Plato range, and a hops content of at least 28 EBUs (European Bitter Units). Most so-called domestic “Pilseners” fall far short in these categories; Bayern Pilsener easily meets all three (6 color units, 12% Plato, 34 EBUs). All of this loosely translates to a beer you will truely enjoy.
Hacker-Pschor Munich Dunkel
Alcohol content: 5.0%
Dark chestnut brown with an opalizing turbidity. Our Münchner Dunkel is a bottom-fermented beer with character. It matures calmly and unfolds sweet roasted malt notes and an unmistakably full-bodied taste. An insider tip that you are welcome to pass on.
Bayern Amber - OUT OF STOCK
Alcohol content: 5.4%
Bayern Amber is the beer that started it all in 1987. The beer that put Bayern on the map and had customers asking for more. This Marzen style beer has the rich malt flavor you look for in traditional German beers with a smooth balance of hops on the end.
Bayern St. Walter
Alcohol content: 5.4%
Walter, Jurgen’s new dog, is an old style short haired St. Bernard like the original 19th century Swiss Alpine rescue dogs. With Walter’s heritage in mind, we reformulated our Hefeweizen to an old style Bavarian Hefeweizen. We are using the original strain of yeast, the heart and soul of this Bavarian-style beer delicacy. It produces a hint of clove aroma and a pronounced fruity flavor profile. Paired with a moderate amount of Halletauer hops, this incredibly drinkable beer resembles a true time capsule of Bavarian brewing. Brewed in strict accordance with the Bavarian Law of Purity of 1516.
Paulaner Hefe
Alcohol content: 5.5%
It’s the #1 wheat beer in Germany and one of the world’s favorites. In fact, beer experts call it a masterpiece. In developing this beer, the Paulaner brewmasters have perfected a unique technique with “yeast suspension,” resulting in a uniform, slightly cloudy appearance, consistent quality, and perfect taste. Ingredients: Water, malted wheat, malted barley, yeast, hops. Hops Varieties: Herkules. Malt Varieties: Light wheat malt, dark wheat malt, Pilsner malt (light barley malt), Munich malt (dark barley malt)
Prost Dunkel
Alcohol content: 5.6%
German Style Dark Lager - Deep rich roasted chocolate and nutty flavors evolve from the brewing process, and the darker imported Munich grain gives you a smooth malty finish. The moderate bitterness is sufficient to balance out any sweetness you may taste. Minimal hop aroma comes through. Instead, notes of bread and nuts dominate the nose. For the maximum flavor experience, serve Prost's Dunkel in a becher glass or a stein as a second choice.
Paulaner Octoberfest-Marzen
Alcohol content: 5.8%
An amber beer style that was developed over 200 years ago to celebrate the original Oktoberfest. The Märzen name comes from “March beer” because it was historically brewed in March to be at peak flavor for the Oktoberfest celebration. Today this style is available year-round in the US due to popular demand.
Bayern Dunkelweizen
Alcohol content: 5.8%
A rich and flavorful Bavarian dark wheat beer from the good folks at Bayern. Offering a smooth and full-bodied finish.
Spaten Oktoberfest - OUT OF STOCK
Alcohol content: 5.9%
Germany- Märzen / Oktoberfest- Created in 1872, this is the world's first Oktoberfest beer, brewed for the greatest folk festival in the world. Its impeccable taste balances roasted malt flavor with the perfect amount of hops and an underlying sweetness, true to tradition. This is the darker Märzen beer sold in the US and elsewhere as Spaten Oktoberfest Ur-Märzen. This is NOT the golden Festbier sold at in Munich as Oktoberfestbier. Taste: Malty, Toasty, Sweet. Body: Medium-Bodied.
Bayern Dragons Breath - OUT OF STOCK
Alcohol content: 6.0%
Dragon's Breath is a Dark Wheat Hefeweizen, otherwise known as a Dunkelweizen. It is mild in taste, unfiltered, and moderately hopped with Hallertauer Perle hops, cold fermented eliminating any harsh aftertaste. This award winning Bavarian classic was brought to America by the German Brewmaster Jurgen.
Bayern Dump Truck - OUT OF STOCK
Alcohol content: 6.0%
Brewed using the old-fashioned decoction mash brewing method, Bayern has created another beer style totally unique in the Northwest. The recipe for this light, unfiltered, lager bock beer uses German sauermalt, organic Montana “Spitz malt”, Pilsener malt, plus three hoppings using Hallertauer Perle and the rare Tettnang aroma hops (both imported from Germany). Dump Truck uses a yeast strain, specially formulated in Germany, to make this beer a rare experience.
Paulaner Salvator
Alcohol content: 7.9 %
The father of all strong beers: The head is the colour of caramel and the beer is chestnut brown, combined with a seductive flavour of chocolate to give a pleasing intensity on the palate. Along with this comes the finest Munich malt, rounded off by a light note of hops in the background. Often imitated but never duplicated.
Bayern Doppelbock
Alcohol content: 8.4%
“Doppel” means double and this beer is double in every way. Bayern Doppelbock became an instant legend when Bayern introduced it in Missoula in December of 1987. Unlike its top-fermenting counterparts, this hearty German dark lager does not have the rough bite of a porter or a stout. Bayern Doppelbock is dark, smooth and has plenty of hops (Saaz & Hallertauer Perle) and malt. It has a starting gravity of 18 degrees Plato. Bayern IBU: 23. Color: Darkest Brown.
Any 4 Tap Beers in a sampler flight for $15 (4oz samples)
* Did you know
- The Bavarian brewers have been masters in their trade for centuries and therefore also brew excellent pils beers. Indeed it was a Bavarian master brewer that brewed the first beer according to the pilsner method in the town of Pilsen!
- It was the Paulaner monks who invented the Salvador bottom-fermenting double bock.
- Bayern Oktoberfest beer is brewed according to the standards of the Brewers’ Guild of Munich, which was established in 1815 when they brewed this beer for the first time to celebrate the royal wedding of King Ludwig I and Princess Maria Theresia.
- Hefeweizen (“hefe” means yeast and “weizen” refers to wheat)
Wines & Mead:
Red:
Schlink Haus Sweet: $8 glass / $24 Bottle
Violet candy and sandalwood perfume sweet-tart blackberries and plums in this ripe, ruddy red wine. It's slightly sweet and candied but balanced pertly by fresh acidity and darker notes of sage and rosemary. A soft, easy Dornfelder to enjoy.
Cavit Pinot Noir: $10 glass / $24 Bottle
With a distinctive balance with bright cherry notes and hints of red berries, it is big, bold, and complex.
Merlot: $8 glass
A pleasing dry red wine with blackberry and raspberry aromas.
Sangria: $8 a glass
An authentic Sangria, sourced from its traditional region. Beso Del Sol Red Sangria comes freshly prepared with 100% natural ingredients and is made from traditional Spanish grapes that have been kissed by the sun. Simply pour over ice and enjoy! SALUD!
(Special) Blackberry wine: $8 a glass
A luscious and aromatic wine bursting with the rich, sweet flavors of ripe blackberries, offering a velvety smooth finish with a hint of tartness.
White:
Auslese Mosel: $10 glass / $29 Bottle OUT OF STOCK
The Mosel region is famous—and for good reason. The slate soils absorb the sun's heat and release it back to the vines to help the grapes ripen. The river zigzags dramatically through the land, giving ample opportunity for different exposures. The slopes are incredibly steep, so the grapes must be hand harvested. But the effort is worth it: Mosel rieslings are wonderful, with lots of acidity to complement flavors of peach, slate, and fennel.
Gewurztraminer: $9 glass / $24 Bottle OUT OF STOCK
Gewürztraminer is like the grown-up version of Moscato. While Gewürztraminer wine has many similarities to Moscato it also has higher alcohol, more striking aromatics and lower acidity. All of these characteristics make Gewürztraminer more difficult to slurp down, thus making it more ‘adult’.
Chardonay: $8 glass
Chardonnay is far closer to the zesty style of Pinot Gris or Sauvignon Blanc. Chardonnay wine tends to have less ‘green flavors’ than Sauvignon Blanc. Depending on how ripe the grapes were when picked, the flavor ranges from lemon and green apple (less ripe) to pineapple and figs (very ripe).
Spatlese Riesling: $10 glass / $29 Bottle
Spatlese (literal meaning: "late harvest"; plural form is Spätlesen) is a German wine term for a wine from fully ripe grapes, the lightest of the late harvest wines. ... Many Spatlese wines will age well, especially those made from the Riesling grape.
Schlink Haus Riesling: $9 glass / $24 Bottle
The nose is a touch earthy on this feather-light auslese, but the palate is chock full of juicy pomelo and lime flavors. It's a straightforward, richly honeyed wine glazed by a hint of caramelized sugar and a lacy, sugared fringe on the finish.
Franz Josef Riesling: $10 glass / $29 Bottle OUT OF STOCK
Exotic fruit aromas of pineapple and lychee, lively, fruity and easy to handle, complex aroma, profound with beautiful minerality and great potential. Elegant aroma meets fine minerality.
White Zinfandel: $9 glass
Slightly sweet wine made from the red-skinned Zinfandel grape. It gets its rosy pink color from the grape skins after they are crushed and quickly removed from the juice. The remaining process is the same as for white wine.
Dr. Loosen “Blue Slate” Riesling Kabinett: $9 a glass / $30 Bottle
This classic Mosel Kabinett is light, fresh and juicy, with a crisp finish. The fruit for this wine comes only from parcels with blue slate soil, which is the most typical type of slate in the Middle Mosel valley. Rich in potassium, this soil provides vital nutrients to the vines and gives the wines a pronounced mineral edge.
Dr. Loosen Riesling Dry: $9 a glass / $30 Bottle
This dry Riesling is produced with fruit from estate-owned vineyards in the red slate soils found in the contiguous Middle Mosel villages of Ürzig, Erden, Lösnich and Kinheim. Following the traditional methods of Ernst Loosen’s great-grandfather, Peter Loosen, this wine is fermented in 3,000-liter, neutral oak casks and kept on the full lees for 12 months. The extended lees contact stabilizes the wine naturally and gives it time to develop a harmonious balance.
Mead:
Wild Man Mead: $10 glass
Wild Man Mead is a thick, sweet, and strong traditional style of mead. Made out of alfalfa honey, there is a pleasant sharpness to the drink. The current version has a slight cloudiness to it, because we refuse to take away the true nature of the honey inside.
Crazy Woman Mead: $10 glass
Crazy Woman Mead is the insane sister of the Wild Man. Spiced with hibiscus and with strong tasting notes of fig, this is definitely not your traditional mead!
Any 4 wines or mead in a sampler flight for $15 (1oz samples)
Red:
Schlink Haus Sweet: $8 glass / $24 Bottle
Violet candy and sandalwood perfume sweet-tart blackberries and plums in this ripe, ruddy red wine. It's slightly sweet and candied but balanced pertly by fresh acidity and darker notes of sage and rosemary. A soft, easy Dornfelder to enjoy.
Cavit Pinot Noir: $10 glass / $24 Bottle
With a distinctive balance with bright cherry notes and hints of red berries, it is big, bold, and complex.
Merlot: $8 glass
A pleasing dry red wine with blackberry and raspberry aromas.
Sangria: $8 a glass
An authentic Sangria, sourced from its traditional region. Beso Del Sol Red Sangria comes freshly prepared with 100% natural ingredients and is made from traditional Spanish grapes that have been kissed by the sun. Simply pour over ice and enjoy! SALUD!
(Special) Blackberry wine: $8 a glass
A luscious and aromatic wine bursting with the rich, sweet flavors of ripe blackberries, offering a velvety smooth finish with a hint of tartness.
White:
Auslese Mosel: $10 glass / $29 Bottle OUT OF STOCK
The Mosel region is famous—and for good reason. The slate soils absorb the sun's heat and release it back to the vines to help the grapes ripen. The river zigzags dramatically through the land, giving ample opportunity for different exposures. The slopes are incredibly steep, so the grapes must be hand harvested. But the effort is worth it: Mosel rieslings are wonderful, with lots of acidity to complement flavors of peach, slate, and fennel.
Gewurztraminer: $9 glass / $24 Bottle OUT OF STOCK
Gewürztraminer is like the grown-up version of Moscato. While Gewürztraminer wine has many similarities to Moscato it also has higher alcohol, more striking aromatics and lower acidity. All of these characteristics make Gewürztraminer more difficult to slurp down, thus making it more ‘adult’.
Chardonay: $8 glass
Chardonnay is far closer to the zesty style of Pinot Gris or Sauvignon Blanc. Chardonnay wine tends to have less ‘green flavors’ than Sauvignon Blanc. Depending on how ripe the grapes were when picked, the flavor ranges from lemon and green apple (less ripe) to pineapple and figs (very ripe).
Spatlese Riesling: $10 glass / $29 Bottle
Spatlese (literal meaning: "late harvest"; plural form is Spätlesen) is a German wine term for a wine from fully ripe grapes, the lightest of the late harvest wines. ... Many Spatlese wines will age well, especially those made from the Riesling grape.
Schlink Haus Riesling: $9 glass / $24 Bottle
The nose is a touch earthy on this feather-light auslese, but the palate is chock full of juicy pomelo and lime flavors. It's a straightforward, richly honeyed wine glazed by a hint of caramelized sugar and a lacy, sugared fringe on the finish.
Franz Josef Riesling: $10 glass / $29 Bottle OUT OF STOCK
Exotic fruit aromas of pineapple and lychee, lively, fruity and easy to handle, complex aroma, profound with beautiful minerality and great potential. Elegant aroma meets fine minerality.
White Zinfandel: $9 glass
Slightly sweet wine made from the red-skinned Zinfandel grape. It gets its rosy pink color from the grape skins after they are crushed and quickly removed from the juice. The remaining process is the same as for white wine.
Dr. Loosen “Blue Slate” Riesling Kabinett: $9 a glass / $30 Bottle
This classic Mosel Kabinett is light, fresh and juicy, with a crisp finish. The fruit for this wine comes only from parcels with blue slate soil, which is the most typical type of slate in the Middle Mosel valley. Rich in potassium, this soil provides vital nutrients to the vines and gives the wines a pronounced mineral edge.
Dr. Loosen Riesling Dry: $9 a glass / $30 Bottle
This dry Riesling is produced with fruit from estate-owned vineyards in the red slate soils found in the contiguous Middle Mosel villages of Ürzig, Erden, Lösnich and Kinheim. Following the traditional methods of Ernst Loosen’s great-grandfather, Peter Loosen, this wine is fermented in 3,000-liter, neutral oak casks and kept on the full lees for 12 months. The extended lees contact stabilizes the wine naturally and gives it time to develop a harmonious balance.
Mead:
Wild Man Mead: $10 glass
Wild Man Mead is a thick, sweet, and strong traditional style of mead. Made out of alfalfa honey, there is a pleasant sharpness to the drink. The current version has a slight cloudiness to it, because we refuse to take away the true nature of the honey inside.
Crazy Woman Mead: $10 glass
Crazy Woman Mead is the insane sister of the Wild Man. Spiced with hibiscus and with strong tasting notes of fig, this is definitely not your traditional mead!
Any 4 wines or mead in a sampler flight for $15 (1oz samples)
Liquor:
All "shots" of liquor poured are 1.25oz or more!
Single shot - $6 Double Shot - $9
Add a single mixer for - $3
Flight of 4 shots - $19
Stop by the bar to see what Liqours are available and get your picture on the swings.
(Have it straight or let us know what mixed drink we can make for you.)
All "shots" of liquor poured are 1.25oz or more!
Single shot - $6 Double Shot - $9
Add a single mixer for - $3
Flight of 4 shots - $19
Stop by the bar to see what Liqours are available and get your picture on the swings.
(Have it straight or let us know what mixed drink we can make for you.)
Liquors in Bar
0.5L Boot of Beer
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SEASONAL - German Gluhwein (spiced Wine) - SEASONAL
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