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Drinks
Wine from the Nahe valley, beer on tap, juice from local orchards and a home-made elderflower lemonade.
Tap a dish for a picture, the full description and allergens.
We list dishes by their German name (so you can order easily) with an English explanation below.
Nahe wines
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Riesling, dry
From a winery on the Hellberg hill above Kirn
Crisp, mineral Riesling from the slate slopes around Kirn. "Trocken" means dry. Great with trout, Spießbraten and Handkäs.
- 0.2 l €5.90
- bottle 0.75 l €24.00
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Pinot gris, dry
Soft, notes of pear and nuts
A round, soft white wine (Pinot gris). Lovely with cheese spaetzle and mushroom dishes.
- 0.2 l €6.20
- bottle 0.75 l €25.00
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Rivaner, off-dry
Light and fruity, our everyday wine
"Feinherb" means off-dry – a touch of sweetness. Light and fruity, the wine locals order by the glass ("Schoppen").
- 0.2 l €4.90
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Pinot noir, dry
Aged in oak barrels
An elegant red wine (Pinot noir) aged in large oak barrels. Our pick for game dishes and Sauerbraten.
- 0.2 l €6.90
- bottle 0.75 l €28.00
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Wine spritzer ("Schorle")
Rivaner topped with sparkling water, half-litre glass
Half wine, half sparkling water, served in a half-litre dimpled glass ("Dubbeglas") – the way it's done in this region. Ask for "sauer" (with water) or "süß" (with lemonade).
- 0.5 l €5.50
Beer
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Pilsner on tap
From a family brewery in the Hunsrück
A crisp, hoppy pilsner from a small family brewery in the Hunsrück hills, poured fresh from the tap.
- 0.3 l €3.60
- 0.5 l €4.90
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Wheat beer
Light, cloudy
Cloudy wheat beer with hints of banana and clove. Also available alcohol-free.
- 0.5 l €5.20
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Mill cellar beer
Unfiltered, in a stone mug
An unfiltered, easy-drinking amber lager, served in a mug.
- 0.5 l €5.20
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Radler / alcohol-free pilsner
Beer with lemon soda – or alcohol-free
"Radler" (cyclist) is half beer, half lemon soda – refreshing on a warm day. The alcohol-free pilsner is from the same brewery.
- 0.5 l €4.70
Soft drinks
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Apple juice spritzer
Juice from local orchards
Cloudy apple juice from traditional meadow orchards in the area, topped with sparkling water. The most popular soft drink in Germany – also available straight.
- 0.4 l €3.90
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Elderflower lemonade
Home-made, with mint and lemon
Made with elderflower syrup we brew ourselves every June, with lemon, mint and sparkling water.
- 0.4 l €4.50
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Cola / diet cola
Regular or diet cola, from the bottle.
- 0.33 l €3.50
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Mineral water
From a Hunsrück spring – still or sparkling
Mineral water from a spring in the Hunsrück, still or sparkling. Tap water is available on request.
- 0.25 l €2.80
- bottle 0.75 l €6.50
Hot drinks & digestifs
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Cup of coffee
Filter coffee from a roastery in Idar-Oberstein
Freshly brewed filter coffee, roasted in Idar-Oberstein. Also as espresso or cappuccino. Refills are not free in Germany – just so you know.
- cup €2.90
- cappuccino €3.60
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Tea
Black tea, peppermint or Hunsrück herbs
Black tea, peppermint tea or a herbal blend from the Hunsrück.
- pot €3.20
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Mirabelle plum brandy
From a Nahe valley distillery, 2 cl
A clear fruit brandy made from small yellow Mirabelle plums by a family distillery on the Nahe. A popular "digestif" after a big meal.
- 2 cl €3.80
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Hunsrück herbal liqueur
Made with 32 herbs, ice-cold, 2 cl
A spicy local herbal liqueur, served ice-cold.
- 2 cl €3.50
Allergens & additives – legend
The letters and numbers next to each dish mean:
- A
- Cereals containing gluten (wheat, rye, barley, oats, spelt)
- B
- Crustaceans
- C
- Eggs
- D
- Fish
- E
- Peanuts
- F
- Soy
- G
- Milk (incl. lactose)
- H
- Tree nuts
- I
- Celery
- J
- Mustard
- K
- Sesame
- L
- Sulphites
- M
- Lupin
- N
- Molluscs
- 1
- with colouring
- 2
- with preservative
- 3
- with antioxidant
- 4
- with phosphate
- 5
- contains caffeine
- 6
- contains quinine
- 7
- with sweetener
We cannot rule out traces of other allergens in our kitchen. Just ask us – we can make many dishes without.