Uncle John's, Sidra de Tepache (St Johns, MI) 6.5%
Traditional hard apple cider with pineap- ple juice, piloncillo sugar, with cinnamon sticks and whole clove. Traditional Mexican "tepache" is a fermented pineapple drink dating back to the 1600's
Goblet$8.50
Northman, Orchard Project 7.8%**
Dabinett and Esopus Spitzenberg apples sing harmoniously amidst aromas of warm apricot, maraschino cherry and green apple. Fruit forward, with a delicate body and fresh acid, rounded out by smooth, integrated tannin. Blend of Dabinett and Esopus Spitzenberg apples from Dietrich Orchards, Conklin, MI
Goblet$11.00
Dansk Mjød, Viking Blod (Billund, Denmark) 19%
Mead brewed based on a recipe from about the year 1700, and the ingredients are pure and 100% natural. A traditional mead with dried hibiscus, with a sweet, floral taste
Featuring fruit from the 2022 and 2023 harvests, aged in French oak wine barrels, alongside 2024 harvest fruit aged in Amer- ican oak foeders. This complex blend of sharp & bittersweet apples offers a nose of wet oak, earthy undertones, & overripe red apple, with a moderate tannic finish. Served on our still line
25cl$8.50
Nirtue Cider (Fennville, MI) Winesap (2023) 7.5%
A single varietal cider. This prized cider apple dates back to colonial times. Winesaps are sweet with a tangy finish and can be used for eating, cooking and especially for making cider. Notes of red apple, light stone fruit, & honey
25cl$8.50
Nirtue Cider (Fennville, MI) Jack Pine 2025 7.7%
A blend of Dabinett, Northern Spy, Wine- sap, and Golden Russet from the 2023 and 2024 Harvest. A sharp and bright cider w/ a firm tannic finish
25cl$8.50
Belgian Drafts
Timmermans, Pêche Cardamome 4%*
Crafted with traditional barrel-aged lambic and 100% natural peach, delicately spiced with cardamom
30cl$11.00
De La Senne, Taras Boulba 4.5%
Light blonde ale, generously hopped with the finest aromatic hops, giving it a very refreshing character and a scent reminiscent of citrus
33cl$12.00
Kasteel, Wit 4.8%
Balanced flavor of zesty citrus, spicy ginger and biscuity maltiness. The harmonious blend of sweet, sour and spicy flavors is topped with coriander and lemongrass for a crisp, dry and refreshing finish
33cl$10.00
Bavik, Super Pils 5.2%
Obtains its unique flavor through an exceptional brewing process. Uses aromatic hops and guarantees a long and cold maturation process. Crisp Belgian Pils
33cl$8.00
St. Bernardus, Tokyo Wit 6%
An unfiltered wit ale, which has been brewed with a large amount of wheat, holding the middle between a white beer and a saison
25cl$11.00
Boon, Geuze Sélection 6.3%*
To create their Geuze on draft, Boon had to create a new lambic blend by targeting specific foeders which were best suited to "keg conditioning." Tart and funky as a traditional lambic should be
25cl$12.00
Brasserie Dupont, Saison Dupont 6.5%
Regarded as a classic Belgian seasonal ale, this beer was designed to quench the thirst of farm workers. Brewed in winter, it is left to ferment in wooden barrels before being served
33cl$12.00
Duvel Moortgat, Duvel 6.66, 6.8%
The Duvel Moortgat family brewery celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2021 w/ this new mild, full-bodied blond. No fewer than 6 different hop varieties are used. It's based on the noble & exclusive hop varie-ties Saaz & Styrian Golding, just like classic Duvel
25cl$9.00
Dubuisson, Cuvée des Trolls 7%
Well-rounded and delicate Blonde Ale. The addition of dried orange peel at the boiling stage brings a pleasantly fruity aroma
25cl$12.00
Westmalle, Duo 7.2%^
A golden blonde that is 60% Tripel and 40% Extra. The freshness of Extra combined with the fruity body of Tripel, results in a refined balance of hop and fruit aromas
33cl$12.00
Oud Beersel, Kriekenlambiek 7.5%*
A traditional Lambic beer, produced by the addition of real sour cherries for natural fermentation in young Lambic. Once the cherries have been fully macerated and fermented, the Kriekenlambiek is blended with an older lambic to reach the desired flavor
25cl$12.00
Maredsous, Brune 8%
Abbey Brown brewed by Benedictine monks of the Abbey of Maredsous in the Belgian Ar- dennes. Originally only brewed for Christ- mas but has become a year round staple
25cl$10.00
Achouffe, La Chouffe 8%
Pale Blonde ale with citrus notes, followed by a refreshing touch, pleasantly spiced. Light hop profile. This was the first beer made at the brewery 40 years ago
25cl$8.00
Petrus, Petrus Cherry Chocolate Quad 8.5%
On Nitro. A blend of their Quadrupel, using 6 different types of roasted malts and cherries. The nitrogen gives it more body and creaminess
25cl$12.00
Chimay, Green (Cent Cinquante) 10%^
Strong Ale brewed to celebrate the 150th birthday of the brewery. Mellow body with a smoky, spicy flavor, and a touch of hop bitterness. Brewed with Saaz & Hallertau Mittelfrüh hops, plus an added secret spice
25cl$12.00
Val-Dieu, Grand Cru 10.5%
Quadrupel, with aromas of roasted malt, chocolate and port wine; finishes slightly dry
25cl$12.00
Van Steenberge, Gulden Draak 10.5%
A dark brown Triple Ale re-fermented in the keg, which in itself makes it an exceptional beer. Complex taste with notes of caramel, roasted malt and coffee makes it unique
25cl$9.00
Straffe Hendrik, Brugs Quadrupel 11%
A special malt blend gives this beer a complex character. Combining a delicate dryness with hints of coriander, dark fruits, anise and roasted chestnuts
25cl$12.00
De Garre by Van Steenberge 11%
This gem of a Belgian Triple is the house beer for the famous pub of the same name, located down a long alley in Bruges
33cl$12.00
Delirium
Delirium Barrel Aged Sour Blonde 10.8%*
Blonde ale spent 18 months in barrels before maturing further in tanks. Refreshingly acidic beer w/ the malty richness of a proper Belgian tripel
25cl$12.00
Delirium Black 11.5%
Strong Belgian Dark Ale aged in Willet Bourbon Barrel Aged in 10 months. Flavors of spices, bitterness, oak, bourbon, and vanilla
25cl$13.00
Gueuzerie Tilquin
Tilquin (or Gueuzerie Tilquin) is a Belgian lambic beer blendery based in Bierghes, Brussels, founded in 2009 by Pierre Tilquin. It is the only lambic blendery in the mainly French-speaking, southern region of Wallonia. Tilquin is exclusively the only blendery that is allowed to blend of one, two, and three-year-old lambics with wort acquired from Boon, Lindemans, Girardin, and Cantillon breweries
Oude Pinot Meunier à l'Ancienne (2020/2021) 7.9%
Beer of spontaneous fermentation, made from the fermentation of 250 grams of Pinot Meunier grapes per liter of lambic. The grapes were grown bio-dynamically by their neighbors at Domaine W. Unfiltered and unpasteurized, this beer is re-fermented in the bottle
750ml Bottle$50.00
Oude Pinot Gris à l'Ancienne (2020/2021) 8.4%
Beer of spontaneous fermentation, made from the fermentation of 280 grams of Pinot Gris grapes per liter of lambic. Unfiltered and unpasteurized, this beer is re-fermented in the bottle
750ml Bottle$50.00
Oude Riesling à l'Ancienne (2020/2021) 7.7%
Beer of spontaneous fermentation, made from the fermentation of 325 grams of Riesling grapes per liter of lambic. Unfiltered and unpasteurized, this beer is re-fermented in the bottle
750ml Bottle$50.00
Oude Sureau à l'Ancienne (2020/2021) 6.5%
Beer of spontaneous fermentation, made from the fermentation of 125 grams of elderberries per liter of lambic. Unfiltered unpasteurized, this beer is re-fermented in the bottle
750ml Bottle$46.00
Oude Mirabelle à l'Ancienne (2020/2021) 7%
During this season 20|21, a new fruit beer was blended, made from the fermentation of 240 grams of Mirabelle plums per liter of lambic
750ml Bottle$50.00
Craft Drafts
Dovetail, Grodziskie 3.8%**
Polish style smoked wheat beer has light, citrus-like overtones and a surprising hint of spicy smoke
Pint$8.50
Blind Corner, Taper (Naperville, IL) 4.2%**
Light, crisp, and refreshing American Lager. Easy drinking
Pint$6.00
Dogfish Head, Festina Pêche (Milton, DE) 4.5%*
Berliner Weisse style sour ale made with peaches to gently soften the sourness of the beer
Teku Glass$7.00
Sierra Nevada, Pils (Chico, CA) 4.7%
A craft lager made w/ Pilsner Malt, Saphir, and Crystal Lupulin hops. Crisp and refreshing w/ citrus notes
The original Gumballhead Wheat Pale Ale boosted with the addition of blood orange and lemon
Pint$7.50
Evil Twin NYC, Greenhouse Pils! (Brooklyn, NY) 5%
A German style Pilsner conditioned on an American Foudre. Drinks light & crispy. Notes of honey biscuits and subtle flowers
Pint$7.50
Firestone Walker DBA (Paso Robles, CA) 5%
English style Pale Ale. The first beer FSW made in 1996. Partially fermented in an oak-barrel brewing system. It stands as an iconic tribute to traditional cask fermented English ales. Caramel, English toffee and toasted oak flavors
Pint$8.50
Rothaus, Pils Tannen Zäpfle (Germany) 5.1%
Aromatic Tettanang and Hallertau hops, domestic malt from summer barley, and pure spring water from the high Black Forest give this balanced Pils it's unique spicy and fresh taste
0.5l$10.00
Stiegl, Paracelsus (Salzburg, Austria) 5.2%
Pristine and unfiltered Bio-Zwickl Lager. Brewed entirely with Austrian organic ingre- dients, in particular Laufener Landweizen, an ancient grain, grown and malted at the Stiegl-Farm, Wildshut
Teku Glass$9.00
Fonta Flora, Nightshade (Nebo, NC) 5.2%*
A Bière de Coupage, which is a brewing technique, the blending of young and mature beer. A blended spontaneous ale aged on estate-grown sun gold tomato leaves, flowers and green fruit. Earthy, tart, with a light funk
Aspen$9.00
Is/Was, Anchois 5.3%**
A single hop in a mid gravity saison, highlighting "Anchovy" Hops. This hop is extremely unique & with a nice watermelon profile
Founded in 1040, it is the oldest continuously operating brewery in the world. Hefeweizen brewed according to centuries-old brewing tradition on the Weihenstephan hill
0.5l$11.00
Allagash, White (Portland, ME) 5.5%
Traditional Belgian-style wheat beer, light & slightly cloudy w/a blend of spices. Longtime Hopleaf mainstay!
Pint$8.00
Scratch, Juniper & Lemon Balm Pale Ale (Ava, IL) 5.5%
Classic 90's-era American-style pale ale. Pine and citronella notes cap an easy drinking malt profile and clean finish
Pint$12.00
Goldfinger, Dortmunder (Downers Grove, IL) 5.8%**
Lager is typical of the style: rich & complex malt sweetness of a helles lager with the pronounced hop character of a German pils. Brewed w/Jack's Abby (Framingham, MA)
Pint$8.50
Brothership, AntiMatte (Mokena, IL) 5.8%**
Double Dry Hopped New England IPA with 100% Citra hops
Pint$10.00
Green Man, Porter (Asheville, NC) 6%
Made of a rich flavorful blend of English Crystal & roast malts hung on a backbone of Simpsons Golden Promise. Hops stay out of the way allowing the malt complexity to shine
Pint$8.00
3 Floyds, Zombie Dust (Munster, IN) 6.5%
This intensely hopped and gushing undead Pale Ale will be one's only respite after the zombie apocalypse
Pint$8.00
Saint Errant, Rivers of Suggestion 6.5%**
West Coast IPA with Centennial, Cascade, Simcoe and Mosaic
Pint$10.00
Birrificio del Ducato, Oud Brunello (Parma, Italy) 7%*
Collaboration with Oxbow Brewery in Maine; born from a mutual idea, to bring the pride of Italian Brunello wine to an innovative beer. Sour ale has sweet & sour notes accompanied by the unmistakable aroma of spending ten months in Brunnelo barrels. A rare treat!
Aspen$12.00
Beachwood, Amalgamator (Long Beach, CA) 7.1%
Dynamic West Coast-style IPA, delightful- ly light in body and bursting with unique aromas & flavors. Mosaic hops lays down an aromatic amalgam of passion fruit, blueberry, dank resin, and citrus notes
Pint$9.00
Maine, Lunch (Freeport, ME) 7%
"East Coast" version of a West Coast-style IPA. Intense hop flavors and aromas of tropical & citrus fruits & pine dominate, w/a subtle malt sweetness
Pint$12.00
OEC, Rubeus (Oxford, CT) 7.5%*
Sour red ale reminscent of the classic Flemish style. The slow aging process in Sangiovese & Tawny port barrels gives it dis- tinct notes of plums, cherries & dark fruit
Aspen$10.00
Half Acre, Beer Hates Astronauts 7.8%**
IPA with an intense focus on Citra hops, bursts with ripe, funky Citra hop aromas and creamy peach flavor built on Vienna malt, for a slightly sweet caramel base
Teku Glass$9.00
Eagle Park, Citra on the Dock of the Bay (Milwaukee, WI) 8%
New England IPA brewed w/ Citra hops
Teku Glass$10.00
Jackie O's, Barlow 2024 (Athens, OH) 11.4%
Imperial Stout brewed w/ heaps of roasted malt and rye aged in rye whiskey barrels for 19 months. Aromas of marzipan, toasty oak, & cacao
5oz Snifter$11.00
Magnanimous, Relic of Damnation (Tampa, FL) 12.5%
A blend of imperial stout aged in Old Elk Wheated Bourbon & Old Elk Wheated Bourbon Light Char barrels for 18 months with hazelnuts & coconut added. Collabora- tion with Mikerphone Brewing
5oz Snifter$10.00
Hopleaf's House Beers
Hopleaf's house beers are brewed for us by art history brewing
House Dark—Black Lager 4.8%
Traditional Czech Dark Lager inspired by a classic from the 500-year-old U Fleků brewery in Prague. Rich & complex, black as coal; starts off like a Porter but finishes crisp, clean, & dry
Pint$7.50
House Pale—Pale Ale 5.8%
Belgian-inspired Pale Ale fermented w/a yeast from a Belgian Trappist monastery. Brewed w/trad European malts & Belgian candy sugar but hopped with modern American Simcoe & Sultana hops. Food-friendly everyday drinker
Pint$7.50
Side Project (Maplewood, MO)
À La Table Blend #4, 2.5%
Traditionally brewed to be extremely refreshing. An airy and fluffy malt bill, fermented with wild Missouri yeast & their house Saison blend before being aged in Missouri oak for several months & naturally conditioned
25cl$10.00
Le Saisonnier Blend #6, 4%
A table beer made w/ European malts, hopped assertively w/ European hops & aged it in a Missouri Oak Foedre for 6 months with a blend of Missouri microflora to create a delicate, yet expressive experience from this naturally conditioned beer
25cl$10.00
Old Soul 5.8%
Malt-forward lagerbier with Czech yeast and hops. Drinks like a Märzen, but with more assertive late hop additions from the Czech Saaz and Bohemia hops to give it more of a classic herbal aroma
33cl$10.00
Saison du Fermier from Pinot Noir Puncheons Blend #7, 7%
Robust saison is balanced with the bright- ness, depth and rustic character of the wild microflora found on their family's Missouri farm. This limited expression of Saison du Fermier was fermented in and aged in Pinot Noir puncheons for 10 months before being naturally conditioned
25cl$10.00
Entropy 7.6%
New England style IPA brewed with Galaxy, Nectaron Cryo, Citra Cryo and Motueka hops. Dank, citrusy, fruit forward profile
33cl$10.00
Parallels 2022, 14%
Double Barrel Aged version of their Parfait base. A blend of Barrel Aged and Oak Aged Imperial Stouts which were blended and then racked back (double barrel aged) into Willett Barrels. After this final aging, it is finished with fresh ground cinnamon sticks, vanilla beans, and Barrel Aged maple syrup
5oz Snifter$14.00
Deep Wood Series
Revolution, Double Barrel V.S.O.D. 2023, 17.9%**
Occupying the epicenter of patience, refinement, and extremity, a forebod- ing incantation of swirling malt, spirit, and oak concentrated over several years prized bourbon barrels. Cocoa, vanilla, and stone fruit emanate from the glass, with each decadent sip punctuated by American oak and warming alcohol
5oz Snifter$10.00
Everyday Happy Hour
3pm-5pm
More, Wizard Mode 4.9%
16oz Can$5.00
*Sour. **Chicagoland. ^Trappist
Belgians
Van Steenberge
Like many others of its kind, this brewery originated from a ploughland farm which was also engaged in brewing beer for its own consumption. The first time it was mentioned in print was in 1784 under the name of "Brouwerij De Peer", although it's likely that there had long been a brewery there
Piraat 10.5%
Fruity, spicy, complex aroma and flavor. A sweet palate is followed by low hop bitterness, evident coriander-like spiciness and a titillating warming finish. Refermented in the bottle—a living beer! In the 17th & 18th centuries, ales like Piraat were highly prized and sought after by seafaring pirates and their captains
11.2oz$10.00
Gulden Draak (Golden Dragon) 10.5%
The flagship of this famous brewery. Dark brown triple ale with a creamy head, natural malt, toffee-like sweetness, hoppy accents. Barley wine strength at 10.5%
11.2oz$10.00
Gulden Draak 9000, 10.5%
An exceptional quadruple amber. Four different malt varieties give a deep golden amber color and a slightly fruity aroma. Together with the soft and slightly sweet taste, this provides a beautifully rounded bouquet with notes of dried fruit. A high fermentation beer with secondary fermentation. For the secondary fermentation wine yeast is used
11.2oz$10.00
Duvel Moortgat
In 1871, Jan-Leonard Moortgat, the son of a brewers' family from Steenhuffel, founded the Moortgat farm brewery together with his wife Maria De Block. At that time, the newcomer was just one of the 4,000 breweries active in Belgium at the turn of the century
Duvel 9.5%
The Classic! This strong golden ale is surely one of the world's most beautiful & elegant beers. Prodigious creamy head, a champagne sparkle, notes of pear & a dry finish. Fermented three times, bottle-conditioned and suitable for cellaring
11.2oz$10.00
St. Feuillien
One of the few female-run Belgian breweries. Founded in 1873 by Stéphanie Friart. The Friart family's fifth generation is now at the helm
Grand Cru 9.5%
This extra-blond amber nectar masterpiece undergoes refermentation in the bottle, resulting in a beer endowed with unforgettable character. The secret lies in the unique combination of the noblest hops and the finest aromatic ingredients. Grand Cru differs from other beers in the range by its absence of spices and a traditional dry hopping with Styrian Golding hops in bloom
11.2oz$15.00
Quadrupel 11%
A very dark and dense beer. This quadruple distinguishes herself by a complex and finely caramelized aroma and with shades of Madeira wine, candied fruit and an intense touch of fermentation esters. A slight hoppy smell completes the whole. The mouth is long with a powerful body built on the density and generous apparent extract. The bitterness is present but sweet and blends harmoniously with the malty structure. The selection of special malts raises the chocolate side with the nuances of coconut
11.2oz$14.00
Brasserie Dupont
This classic agricultural brewery dating from 1850, set around a farmyard in Tourpes, has been in the Dupont family since 1920 and still uses the original cast iron brewing vessels
Saison Dupont 6.5%
Herbal, hoppy, peppery fruitiness; rocky head. Long dry finish
375ml$12.00
De Brabandere
Started 1894 as the farm brewery Bavikhove, it is still independent and family-owned and run by the 5th generation, Albert De Brabandere. While they brew a wide range styles, they are best known in America for superb sour beers and their Bavik Superpils
Petrus Aged Pale Ale 7.3%
24-30 months in wood. Old-golden-hued. Oaky aroma w/hints of sherry & fruit, sourness in the finish
11.2oz$10.00
Omer Vander Ghinste
When Omer Vander Ghinste started brewing in 1892 in the beautiful West Flemish village of Bellegem, brand names did not yet exist. He promoted his beers by placing stained glass windows with the words "Beers Omer Vander Ghinste" in the front windows of the pubs. As these windows were very expensive, it was not an option to replace them at every change of generation. Therefore every firstborn son was baptized "Omer", a tradition still kept alive today, 130 years and 5 generations later!
Cuvée des Jacobins 5.5%
Unblended old lambic, aged for 18 mos. or more. Robust character but beautiful & sophisticated, w/a full body & over tones of vanilla, dried cherry, stone fruit & cocoa. A complex, beautiful sour beer
330ml$15.00
Roodbruin 5.5%
Based on an ancient beer called "Ouden Tripel". Blending this beer with lambic aged in oak barrels for 18 months results in this specific West Flanders Red-brown beer. Its typical flavor is well-balanced, with hardly noticeable sourness
330ml$12.00
Brasserie de Blaugies - Wallonie
A small traditional family brewery begun by Pierre-Alex Carlier and Marie-Noelle Pourtois. All the beers brewed in their buildings are unfiltered and are fermented a second time in the bottle after adding yeast. The first mash was made on March 24, 1988
Darbyste 5.8%
Saison made with wheat, fermented with fig juice. Figs are not evident in the flavor, which is light, lemony and dry
12.7oz$20.00
La Moneuse 8%
Named for A. J. Moneuse (b. 1768), a famous local bandit and gang leader, and ancestor of the brewers' family. It is a classic Saison by virtue of its strength and its earthy, aged quality. It has a hardy, semi-dry malt character, a fresh but not overpowering hoppiness, abundant yeasty, fruity flavors and a fairly strong but pleasant and enticing mustiness
12.7oz$20.00
La Vermontoise 6%
Stemming from a partnership with mythical Vermont brewery Hill Farmstead, this one is made with malt, spelt and American hops. It stands out with its substantial bitterness and its dry and subtly lemony finish
12.7oz$20.00
Saison d'Epeautre 6%
Classic Saison/Farmhouse Ale brewed with spelt. Clean, crisp, and refreshing with just enough spice to liven things up
12.7oz$20.00
D'Achouffe
The small artisanal brewery in the Ardennes, founded by brothers-inlaw Pierre Gobron and Christian Bauweraerts towards the end of the 1970s, with initially less than 5,000 euros available to them. At the beginning they thought of it as a hobby, but soon they decided to devote themselves to the adventure full-time. The first 'brassin' (brewing mix) of La Chouffe was finished on 27th August 1982
LaChouffe 8%
Strong Golden Ale, a bit on the sweet side, w/just enough hops to dry the palate
330ml$10.00
Houblon Chouffe 9%
A unique marrying of the traditions of English IPAs w/the innovations of American Double IPAs and the classic Belgian way of brewing. A beautifully balanced Tripel, hazy gold w/impressive, long lasting head, big malty body, distinct hop dryness, expressive estery fruitiness
330ml$10.00
De Dolle Brouwers
The name started with a bicycle club "De Dolle Dravers", composed of four members — the two brothers Herteleer, Dirk Coussée, and Bernard Veranneman—who also knew about the regional beer culture. The brewery was born in 1980, when they took over an empty brewery
Oerbier 9%
Oerbier means original, from the source.Oerbier was created as an at home washtub experiment, with only natural ingredients and with secondary fermentation in the bottle. Brewed from a mixture of different malts, Poperinge Golding hops and a special yeast which makes for a subtly tart beer. The tartness becomes more prevalent with aging
11.2oz$14.00
Arabier 8%
A beer with secondary fermentation in the bottle, hopped with flower hops from Poperinge (Nugget and WGV—Whitbread Golding Variety). Distinctive dry-hopped taste and aroma
11.2oz$14.00
Bos Keun 9%
The recipe contains pale malt, Poperinge Goldings hops in bubbles, organic cane sugar, pure oerwater, top fermentation, fermentation & secondary fermentation in the bottle. Notes of berries, licorice, dry leaves, vanilla, and chocolate
11.2oz$14.00
Dulle Teve 10%
The website says: "Dulle Teve means Mad Bitch, but the US govt. does not like the name, so we said 'TRIPEL' " on labels. All-malt brew w/white candy in the kettle & refermented
11.2oz$14.00
Stille Nacht 12%
De Dolle's Christmas offering. High est density of any Belgian beer (27°Plato); boiled for 5 hours; brewed w/pale malt w/white candi sugar in the kettle. Nug get hops & dry hop ping bring extra bit terness to balance the extreme sweet ness (due to the density.) The taste triangle is completed w/some acidity of the fermentation
11.2oz$14.00
Delirium Tremens (By Huyghe)
Delirium Tremens (By Huyghe) 8.5%
A fourth generation independent family-owned and -run brewery, Huyghe has, over the past decade, made unprecedented investments in sustainability; reducing use of water, electricity, steam and waste. Triple fermentation and the use of three different yeast strains create its signature tastes: sweet, biscuit malt backbone, supported by pleasant warmth and spice, finishes well rounded, floral, and dry. The allusion to pink elephants and the choice of names is not random
11.2oz$12.00
Kasteel Brouwerij Vanhonsebrouck
A small traditional family brewery begun by Pierre-Alex Carlier and Marie-Noelle Pourtois. All the beers brewed in their buildings are unfiltered and are fermented a second time in the bottle after adding yeast. The first mash was made on March 24, 1988
Donker 11%
The very first beer of the Kasteel range is a full-bodied Quadrupel with hints of caramel, coffee and chocolate
16oz. Can$12.00
Rouge 11%
A unique blend of Kasteel Donker and macerated cherries
16oz. Can$12.00
De Halve Maan
"The Half Moon". This is the last active brewery in the historical city of Bruges. The town archives first mention the brewery in 1546. Since 1856, the famous brewing family Maes-Vanneste has owned the brewery
Brugse Zot 6%
A golden blonde ale brewed w/4 malts & 2 aromatic hop varieties, it's fruity & refreshing
330ml$11.00
Straffe Hendrik Brugs Tripel 9%
Hazy golden color, sweet malt, spice, and lots of yeast. A bit spritzy
330ml$12.00
Straffe Hendrik Brugs Quadruple 11%
Rich, intense dark Belgian ale. Brewed w/a subtle blend of specialty malts to give the ale extremely dark color & chewy, malty complex character
330ml$12.00
Rodenbach
The Rodenbach family is no average family. The ancestors of the current family took part in Napoleon's campaign in Russia, wrote the Belgian national anthem and founded Brewery Rodenbach in 1821
Classic 5%
Young Rodenbach is mixed with mature Rodenbach (at least two years in oak casks.) A scintillating dark, richly aromatic beer
500ml Can$12.00
Grand Cru 6%
Bottle-conditioned blend of ales aged in oak tuns of various sizes, each imparting its individual character. Sweet, acidic & fruity with sour grape background
330ml$15.00
Alexander 5.6%
A mixed fermentation beer consisting of two thirds beer that was matured in oak casks for 24 months and one third young beer; the blend is then subjected to maceration with sour cherries. A limited addition beer
11.2oz$15.00
Brouwerij Verhaeghe
A small family-owned brewery in West Flanders. Founded in 1885, it was dismantled by occupying German troops during WW1. After the War, with a changed market, the brewery was purpose-built to make their famed barrel-aged dark Flemish ale
Duchesse du Bourgogne 6.2%
Refreshing Flemish old red ale, matured in oak casks. Smooth, rich texture w/interplay of passion fruit & chocolate, & a long dry, acidic finish
330ml$12.00
Duchesse Cherry (Formerly Echt Kriekenbier) 6.8%
Cherry ale based on their Vichtenaar with local sour cherries added during the maturation process in wood casks. A blending of 1, 2 & 3-year-old beers
330ml$12.00
Brasserie De La Senne
Part of the 'new wave' of craft beer in Brussels. They produce hoppy ales, continental styles, barrel-aged mixed-fermented beers, as well as beer's fermented with a local brettanomyces yeast. The aim is to brews beers of character that are well-balanced, with a requirement for quality and consistency, absence of compromise, and a totally natural production, as well as an extremely sharp selection of raw materials in a direct relationship with the producer
Brett Porter 5.7%
Inspired by old London Porters of the 1800s, which were kept in huge wooden tuns where Brettanomyces yeasts would develop. It has not been barrel-aged, but co-fermented with their own Brettanomyces, and brewed from magnificent English special malts. The Brettanomyces are very present on the nose, giving it a vinous character with very ripe cherries like an old kirsch, and and slight leather notes. A roasted and slightly smoky touch completes the picture
330ml$15.00
Brett Saison 5.3%
A spelt Saison, dry-hopped and fermented with added Brettanomyces. It is blonde, opalescent; with very persistent foam that is creamy and fine. Aromatic and fruity, the nose is reminiscent of pineapple, quince, apricot, and gooseberry. A 'funky' touch, typical of Brettanomyces, completes the picture. Finish is dry and bitter, typical traits of the Saisons from the 1920's. It is extremely refreshing, which inspired its name: in the Flanders of olden times, Bruwers beer was a light and thirst quenching beer and was mainly drunk by brewery workers
300ml$15.00
Abbey-Style Beers
Abbey-Style Beers may or may not have a historical connection to an abbey and they may or may not pay royalties to a monastery. They are always beers of a style commonly associated with monastic brewing traditions. In some cases, a historic abbey sold or licensed a private company the rights to their name and recipes. In most though, there was never a connection between the brand and the Catholic Church
Abbaye de Leffe
Owned and brewed by Inbev at the Stella Artois Brewery in Leuven. Royalties are paid to the monastery
Leffe Blonde 6.6%
Authentic blond abbey beer with a slight hint of bitterness to it. Floral and spicy with notes of vanilla and cloves
11.2oz$9.00
Abbaye Du Val-dieu
It is the only Belgian abbey beer to be 100% brewed in a living abbey such as the famous Belgian Trappist beers.The monks of the Abbey of Val-Dieu are the ones who are at the origin of the beers which are brewed today on the site. The water used for the production of the beer comes from the "Barrage de la Gileppe". The region is famous for its high quality spring water
Grand Cru 10.5%
Quadrupel, with aromas of roasted malt, chocolate and port wine; finishes slightly dry
11.2oz$13.00
St. Bernardus
In 1945, Trappist monastery St. Sixtus stopped selling its beer and an agreement was reached where the monks would brew beer only for themselves. For beers for sale to the public, they gave a license to the nearby cheese factory, and brewery St. Bernardus was founded. (Mathieu Szafran-ski, the brewmaster from Westvleteren, became a partner in the brewery and brought with him the recipes, the know-how, and the St. Sixtus yeast strain.) Since 1992 when the Trappist monasteries decided that Authentic Trappist beer could only be brewed in a monastery, those brewed in Watou have been sold under the brand name St. Bernardus. The St. Bernardus range is considered a close match in recipe and style to the St. Sixtus/Westvleteren beers, which can be hard to obtain outside the area
Abt 12, 10%
Richly textured brown ale so dark it's almost ebony; smooth, creamy & full-bodied. Very assertive, like a warming coconut brandy
330ml$12.00
Prior 8, 8%
Brewed in the classic dubbel style;c reamy rich texture that's almost oily, malt-fruit complexity reminiscent of coconut
330ml$10.00
Pater 6, 6.7%
Traditional Dubbel, chestnut in color, very fruity w/notes of melon & very fresh banana, finishing w/slight bitterness. Easy drinking!
330ml$10.00
Tripel 8%
In the Watou region a Tripel is often referred to as a 'Bernadetje', a fine tribute that pays homage to Bernadette, the youngest daughter of Evariste Deconinck, the man to whom the monks of Abbaye Sainte Marie du Mont des Cats sold their Belgian property in 1934
330ml$12.00
Authentic Trappist Beers
Twelve Trappist monasteries—five in Belgium, two in the Netherlands, and one each in Austria, Italy, England, France, and Spain—currently produce beer, but the Authentic Trappist Product label is assigned by the International Trappist Association (ITA) to just ten breweries which meet their strict criteria: Trappist beer is brewed in living monasteries by monks who are actively involved in the brewing of the beer
Orval 6.2%^
Founded in 1070 by Benedictines from Calabria; rebuilt many times over the centuries after being sacked in several conflicts. This beer, Orval's only offering, gains its unusual orangy color from the use of 3 malts plus white candi sugar in the kettle. Dry-hopped secondary fermentation lasts 5-7 weeks; bottle-condition ing lasts 2 months. This Trappist also stands apart as the only one to use Brettanomyces. It's a true world classic
11.2oz$12.00
Chimay^
Belgium's best-known & biggest monastery—founded in 1850; brewing begun in 1861; the first monks in Belgium to sell their beer com mercially. Its products are, in the monastic tradition, top-fermented strong ales condi tioned in the bottle. Within this tradition the Chimay beers have a house character that is fruity both in intense aroma and palate
Première (Red) 7%
The oldest of the Chimays. Its coppery color and sweet, fruity taste make it a particularly tasty dark ale
11.2oz/330ml$14.00
Cinq Cents (White) 8%
Golden, slightly hazy appearance, fine head. Characteristic aroma of fresh hops & yeast. Fruity notes of muscat & raisins. No acidity, but an afterbitterness which melts in the mouth. Top-fermented unpasteurized Trappist Tripel. A classic
11.2oz/330ml$14.00
Grande Réserve (Blue) 9%
First brewed as a Christmas beer by the monks of Scourmont Abbey in 1956. It begins with a light sweet note before the creamy caramel transitions to a soft Mocha combined with an intense spicy taste, culminating in a delicious candied fruit finish
11.2oz/330ml$14.00
Cent Cinquante (Green) 10.5%
Brewed to celebrate the 150th birthday of the brewery based at the Abbey de Scourmont. A strong blonde ale, refreshing & fruity, tasty & intense. Its mint, bergamot, lime, & eucalyptus aromas are enhanced by a touch of invigorating ginger. Its mellow, rounded body & smoky, spicy flavour is typical of Chimay beers. Brewed with Saaz & Hallertau Mittelfrüh hops, plus an added secret spice
11.2oz/330ml$14.00
Grande Réserve Barrel Fermented 10%
This year, the Grande Reserve fermented in Brandy barrels will surprise you, from the first sip, the aromas of ripe dried fruit, such as sultanas and dates, come to the fore, mixed with a subtle hint of caramel. The velvety texture of caramel and dried fruit blends with toasted hazelnut on the palate. The inclusion of tannins adds a pleasant structure, while the bitterness perfectly offsets the alcohol. The result lingers, encouraging you to prolong the tasting experience
12.7 oz$45.00
Rochefort^
The Abbey of St-Remy, aka Abbaye Notre-Dame de Saint-Remy, was founded in 1230 in southern Belgium. The monks began to brew sometime around 1595. Over the course of several wars and centuries, including the French Revolution, brewing was halted and restarted several times. Most recently, after WWII, their restart was assisted by the monks at Chimay The "number names" refer to the original gravity of each beer, measured in Belgian degrees, a brewing scale no longer used today
"6" 7.5%
"6" Dubbel became available to the public starting in 1953. Soft body, earthy flavors, and herbal character. Refined, soft spiciness in the bouquet finishes w/a bit of caramel. Bottle-conditioned for soft natural carbonation
11.2oz$12.00
"8" 9.2%
Strong ale originally called "Spécial," Rochefort 8 dates to the mid1950s. The flavor is vigorous and complex, with firm body to support the strength. The aroma has elusive notes of fresh fruit, spice, leather, and figs
11.2oz$12.00
"10" 11.5%
This Quadrupel was developed in the late 1940s and early 50s. It appears on virtually every list of the world's finest beers. Great strength balanced by a complexity of flavors and firm malt backbone. The bouquet covers a wide range: port wine, leather, apricots, oak, spices. Deeply intriguing
11.2oz$14.00
Tripel Extra 8.1%
The first new beer from Rochefort since 1955! First brewed for distribution in 2020, this commemorates "Forte Bière Blonde Extra," a similar beer brewed at Rochefort from 1920 to about 1923
11.2oz$12.00
Mount St. Bernard Abbey^
The only Trappist brewery in England, in Coalville, Leicestershire. In 2013 the monks of the St. Bernard Abbey realized farming was no longer viable due to modern mechanized farming and low dairy prices. Construction of the brewery began in 2018. Abbey records show that beer was brewed there before 1900, although the historic recipe has been lost
Tynt Meadow 7.4%
A strong dark ale, but one with a clearly English character. Aromatic hints of dark chocolate, licorice, and rich fruit flavors. Full-bodied, gently balancing the taste of dark chocolate, pepper, and fig
11.2oz$12.00
Tre Fontane^
Tre Fontane 8.5%
L'Abbazia delle Tre Fontane, located in the heart of Rome, is surrounded by beautiful eucalyptus trees planted by monks starting in 1870. Eucalyptus was believed to have qualities that could prevent malaria. Recently, thanks to the discovery of an ancient beer recipe, the monks began brewing using their eucalyptus as a spice. Honeyish, herbal w/a subtle eucalyptus aftertaste. Mildly spicy, balanced by a stiff bitterness. Dry finish w/residual malt, fruit, and hops
330ml$15.00
La Trappe (By de Koningshoeven)^
From abbey Schaapskooi in the Netherlands, where Trappist ale has been brewed since 1884. The monks of the abbey are popularly called "Trappists", after the origin of their order: the French Soligny-La-Trappe, an order characterized by austerity, silence and the duty of charity
La Trappe Quadrupel 10%
Said to be the first Quadrupel in the world. The full, heart-warming and intense taste is malty with sweet tones of dates and caramel
11.2oz$12.00
Westmalle^
Founded in 1831, the monastery has brewed since its early days, though it was slow to make its products available com mercially. It remains the most withdrawn of the Trappist monasteries, not encouraging visitors. They produce four beers, includ ing a single known as "Extra" which was once available only to the Brothers
Dubbel 7%
A dark brown ale, malty but quite dry
11.2oz/330ml$12.00
Tripel 9.5%
Strong w/a pale, almost pilsner color. Its mash is made exclusively of pilsner malts from Germany & France, but following the classic procedure, candy sugar is added to the kettle. Three hopping stages. Faintly citrus fruitiness, rounded body, & alcoholic kick. Strong herbal aroma and dense head
11.2oz/330ml$12.00
Extra 4.8%
This is one of the oldest beers of Westmalle Abbey, with a tradition that dates back to the start of the brewery. It was created to drink with meals in the abbey, something the monks still do today. As a top fermented golden yellow Trappist beer, the Extra is unique in combining a low alcohol content with a rich flavor. Enjoy its fruity notes and its refreshing, thirst-quenching character.
11.2oz/330ml$12.00
Lambics
Spontaneously fermented beers from the Lambeek region. Whereas most beers are fermented by cultured yeast under tightly-controlled conditions, these instead utilize airborne wild yeasts. These bottle-conditioned beers develop further complexity through aging in wooden barrels prior to bottling
Oud Beersel
Located in Beersel, SW of Brussels city center Started in 1882, it is one of the last remaining authentic lambic blenderies in Belgium. It's also one of the smallest lambic breweries. "Uncompromisingly traditional lambic, gueuze and kriek"
Vandervelden Oude Geuze (Vielle) 6%
The series, named after founder Henri Vandervelden, is known for the complexities arising from only foeder-aged Lambic. This celebrates the 140th anniversary of Oud Beersel, composed with 1- and 2- year-old lambics from foeders and 3-year-old lambic from another foeder. The average age of the blend was 30 months. Extraordinary complexity
330ml$20.00
Oude Kriek (Vielle) 6%
Made from real cherries and Oud Beersel lambic matured in old barrels. The cherries—around 400 gr/liter— are slowly absorbed into the lambic, which develops a fruity character and a ruby red color
330ml$20.00
Girardin
Gueuze 1882 (Black Label) 5%^^
Neither filtered nor centrifuged. Quite traditional & cidery. Very complex palate with lots of aromatic flavors, including sour apple & lemon juice
375ml$20.00
De Cam
It is the smallest lambic blenders in Belgium, receiving its lambic from Boon, Girardin, and Lindemans. Founded in 1997 in Gooik, in the Pajottenland region, SW of Brussels
Oude Gueuze 7%^^
A traditional gueuze, blended with 1-, 2- and 3- year-old lambikken. Barrel-aged and bottled on the farm
375ml$30.00
Het Boerenerf
An artisanal blendery focused on the art of fermenting and blending; beverages include lambic, cider, fruit wine, and honey wine. Established in 2020 by visionary founders Senne Eylenbosch and Vincent Alluin, Boerenerf occupies the historic grounds of the esteemed Brouwerij Eylenbosch in Huizingen which closed its doors in 1965. At the heart of their craft lies the tradition of spontaneous fermentation and barrel aging. Deeply committed to collaborating with local farmers to source exceptional quality ingredients directly from the farm to the barrel
Oude Gueuze 7%^^
A traditional gueuze, blended with 1-, 2- and 3- year-old lambikken. Barrel-aged and bottled on the farm
375ml$25.00
Framboos 7%^^
Raspberries from the fruit farm De Daalkouter is blended with young and old lambics, then macerated for 3 months. Fermented, aged & bottled on the farm
750ml$70.00
Pescharina 7%^^
Blend of 1- & 2-year-old lambics with maceration of peach & nectarine. Five different varieties of fruit—2 white peach, 2 yellow peach, 1 nectarine— were hand-picked from orchards in Italy. Each variety is blended separately with the lambic to then macerate for months. Fermented, aged & bottled on the farm
750ml$70.00
Boon^^
100% spontaneously fermented by wild yeast. Barrel-aged for 2 years. Uses only whole fruits in his lambics—no additional syrups or extracts. Aromatically fruity, tart & unblended, w/a great balance of flavors. (Boon spells gueuze without the first "u".)
Kriek 5%
Using old and young lambic beer that has aged in oak casks. When the lambic is 6 months old, they add 25% black cherries. This provokes the second fermentation. They then clarify, filter and bottle it. The cherries and young lambic create a red beer that is both natural and fresh, with an absolutely unforgettable sweet and sour taste. This is kriek as it should be, with nothing but real cherries and lambic
330ml$22.00
Framboise 5%
Raspberry lambic was once a rarity and only produced for a few weeks during the summer. Frank Boon was the first brewer to again prepare a raspberry lambic in the summer of 1976. More than 300 grams per liter of fresh raspberries add a fresh fruity taste. The young lambic supports the flavor, but this is very much about raspberries, not the lambic
330ml$20.00
Gueuze Mariage Parfait 8%
Consisting of 95% mild lambic, aged at least three years and specially reserved for this purpose, and 5% young lambic. The latter provides the fermentable sugars and wild yeasts. After mixing in a vessel of 25,000 liters, the wort (unfermented mixture) is filtered and chilled. The soft, mildly sour berry taste, harmonizes with the oak barrels' aromas in which Geuze Mariage Parfait has ripen. The body speaks of vanilla followed by a bitter aftertaste of cloves that becomes increasingly intense
330ml$20.00
Hanssens Artisanaal^^
Hanssens Artisanaal is the oldest independent geuze blender in the world. In 1871, former mayor Hanssens Bartholomeus started to brew lambic in the previous Saint-Antonius brewery. Nowadays it is helmed by Sidy Hanssens, daughter of Jean, the 4th generation in this family's tradition. It should be noted that after World War I, when the Germans took all the copper brew material to produce war equipment, Bartholomeus was compelled to continue as a blender, like so many others of the time. The most significant difference between a gueuze blender and gueuze brewer is that a gueuze blender buys wort (lambic wort) from lambic brewers rather than brewing the lambic himself. The centuries-old knowledge and techniques of the Hanssens family create these beers, which are unfiltered, unpasteurized, and bottle-conditioned
Oude Gueuze 5.8%
A blend of the finest Lambics, 100% matured in oak barrels and bottle conditioned. Each batch of Gueuze offers different aromas and flavors, based on the centuries-old knowledge of the Hanssens family. After blending, the Gueuze is bottled, corked and stored in the cellar for secondary fermentation for over one year
12.7oz$15.00
Cassis 6%
Lambic with fresh black currants matured in oak barrels. Fairly sour with some acidity on the nose and some oak tannins and currant funkiness
375ml$25.00
Raspberry 6%
Lambic with fresh raspberries matured in oak barrels.Tastes of very tart raspberries and dark fruit, oak, funk, vinegar and acidic notes
375ml$25.00
Scarenbecca Kriek 6%
Pure young cherry lambic traditionally of only the rare Schaarbeekse variety. The limited availability of these wild Belgian cherries has required Hanssens to supplement with Kelleris cherries from the Tienen area
12.7oz$36.00
Handgeplukte Schaarbeekse Kriek 6%
Differs from the Scarenbecca Kriek in that this oude kriek is a blend of 75% young lambic with Schaerbeekse cherries and 25% old lambic to obtain a secondary fermentation in the bottle
12.7oz$30.00
Oudbeitje 5.8%
Lambic with Belgian strawberries added. Currently the only commercially available, non-back-sweetened strawberry lambic on the market. First blended in 2000 with a blend of Boon and Girardin lambic. Brewed Exclusively for B. United International's Masters Collection
12.7oz$18.00
Lindemans
Starting as a humble farm brewery in 1822 and now run by the 6th generation of the Lindeman family, they are the largest, most widely distributed and most commercially successful of all the lambic brewers. They've pioneered many innvoations , while continuing to produce trad lambic for themselves and several blenders. Their Cuvée René lambics are outstanding examples of traditional lambics while their fruited beers have been great lambic entry points for the popular market
Peche 3%^^^
Sparkling, refreshing taste of peaches. Flavorful and beautifully balanced. Wonderful in place of cider or champagne
250ml$9.00
Framboise 4%^^^
Magnificent aroma, delicate raspberry palate w/undertones of fruity acidity; elegant, sparkling clean natural taste, lovely rose color
250ml$9.00
Cassis 4%^^^
Tart and sweet, tasting of currants
355ml$12.00
Strawberry 3.5%^^^
Lindemans first new fruited lambic in over a decade. Choosing strawberry was easy: the complex sweetness of the fruit matches perfectly the sourness of lambic, resulting in a balanced marriage of sweet and sour. Made from 1- year-old oak-aged lambic & strawberries
250ml$9.00
Kriek 4%^^^
Beautiful pour: deep red w/pink head, & lovely lacing as you drink. Big cherry nose w/a bit of yeast. Rich thick smooth mouthfeel, slight tartness & plenty of cherry flavor/sweetness till the end
355ml$15.00
Cuvée René Kriek 7%^^^
To produce this beer the cherries ferment in lambic that is at least 6 mos. old in huge 10,000-liter oak barrels (foudres). After another 6 months the beer is bottled and then undergoes a spontaneous second fermentation process which, after a few months, will produce the CO2 to which this authentic beer owes its carbonation and distinctive foamy head
750ml$45.00
Timmermans
The worlds oldest lambic brewery, Timmermans has brewed lambic in Itterbeek for over 300 years, since 1702. A few miles from the center of Brussels, it was then known as "The Mole Brewery". Owned by Jan Vandermeulen, it was also a farm, an orchard, a café and a malt-house
Lambicus Blanche 4.5%^^^
A traditional lambic and, as with Belgian white beers, spiced with coriander. Refreshing, with flavors of wheat, citrus and spicy notes
12.7oz$15.00
Lambicus Faro 4%^^^
A historical Brussels beer. Candy sugar is delicately added to a traditional barrel-aged lambic, giving a sweeter note with apple aromas
12.7oz$15.00
Framboise 4%^^^
Made by adding 100% natural raspberry to the lambic. After maturation in oak barrels, the beer turns a delicate, delightful shade of pink
11.2oz$12.00
Kriek 4%^^^
A truly traditional kriek. A delicate blend of young and old barrel-aged lambic and 100% natural cherries. Lively aroma and light acidity
11.2oz$12.00
Craft Beers
From N America & Europe
Ommegang - Cooperstown, NY
3 Philosophers 9.7%
Noel Blake's winning concept in the Real Beer contest to "describe your ideal beer": a blend of Lindeman's Kriek & Ommegang Ale. Fruity, spicy & strong
16oz$10.00
Allagash - Portland, Maine
Coolship Resurgam 6.3%
The name comes from the motto of Portland, Maine—"I shall rise again". A blend of both old and young unfruited spontaneous beers. Enjoy aromas of apricot, lemon zest, and candied fruit. Notes of tropical fruit and flavors of funk lead to a clean, tart, dry finish
12oz$25.00
Tripel 9%
This strong golden ale carries herbal notes and passion fruit in the aroma. Suggestions of honey and biscuit are found in the beer's complex, varied palate. Brewed with 2-row barley blend, hopped with Nugget and Hallertau, then fermented with house yeast. Offers a complex, yet dry finish
12oz$10.00
Curieux 10.2%
First brewed back in 2004, this was Allgash's initial foray into barrelaging. They take their Tripel and let it age in bourbon barrels for six-to-eight weeks. After that, they take the beer out of cold cellars and blend it back with a portion of fresh Tripel. The resulting rich, golden ale features smooth notes of coconut, vanilla, and a hint of bourbon
12oz$12.00
BFM (Brasserie des Franches-Montaignes) Switzerland
Abbaye de St Bon Chien 11%
Named in fond memory of the excellent (now late) brewery cat. Delightfully complex Belgian-style Strong Ale from the Jura Mtns. in the NW border region of Switzerland. Treads the boundary between port, wine & beer. Aged in wooden casks previously used to age Merlot, Merlot Cabernet, Whisky and then Grappa; then finally blended from different casks for optimal balance and complexity. Amazing nose featuring spices (cinnamon, wood), fruit, spirits, licoricey, vegetal dryness. Palate features grapes, chocolate, vanilla, brown sugar! Smooth & velvety, turning slightly vinous w/very subdued bitterness. Long port-like finish. Great w/rich foods like duck, balsamic vinegar, very dark chocolate
330ml$28.00
Grand Cru 2021—Gola Verage 11.1%
Sour ale matured for 12 months in Red Wine barrels, then 6 in Rum barrels
37.5cl$35.00
Grand Cru 2021—Moustache 11.1%
Sour ale matured for 12 months in Red Wine barrels and 6 months in Tawny Port barrels
37.5cl$35.00
New Belgium - Colorado
Trippel 8.5%
Since the early 90's, this has been a big, beautiful Belgian-style Tripel ale. Classically smooth and complex, it sings with a high-note of sweet citrus before a pleasantly dry finish delivers a warm, strong boozy bite
12oz$12.00
Trans Atlantique Kriek 6.2%
Produced once a year since 2003, It begins its life in the oaken vessels of Gert Christiaens' Oud Beersel, a 130-year-old lambic brewery in the Zenne valley of Belgium. After the lambic ages there, it's blended with tart Polish cherries and shipped across the Atlantic to New Belgium. They then blend in an equal portion of golden sour ale, aged for up to three years in our oak foeders
12.7oz$25.00
Unibroue - Chambly, Canada
La Fin du Monde 9%
Triple-fermented in the style of the Trappist triples. Slightly tart; balanced flavors of wild spices, malt & hops
12oz$9.00
Stieglgut
Wildshut Bio Perlage 8%
Perlage was created to combine the best of both world's - Beer and Champagne, Brut de Bière! This premium organic ale is brewed with select yeast from the Champagne region of France. Brewed using the traditional Methode Champanoise, it has a vibrant lively finish. Initially, the Brut de Bière wraps itself in a silky white foam lace. The nose is caressed by a fruity-spicy Riesling bouquet, the tongue is surprised by intertwining delicate sweetness and utterly charming acidity. Finely bubbly carbonic acid is reminiscent of the mousseux typical of sparkling wine. The rich complexity and beautiful dryness impress with great elegance
Founded by two longterm friends in 2012. They pride themselves in the fact in their purpose to achieve the improbable by brewing tasty gluten-free beers
Blonde 4.5%
Airy and lemony with flavors of white pepper, green tea and lemon peel
16oz$10.00
IPA 6%
A perfect harmony between citrus fruit aromas, tastes of fresh hops with a bitter finish. Notes of apricot, with lemon and floral notes
16oz$10.00
Ciders
Domaine Etienne Dupont - Normandy, France
The Famille Dupont estate, family-owned since 1837, covers 74 acres and is right at the heart of the Pays d'Auge region. The farm has 6000 apple trees in 13 different varieties., which are all perfectly adapted to the terroir. Apples are only gathered when at full maturity, which necessitates at least three visits to each apple tree
Cidre Bouche Fermier 5.5%
Organic cider, created using the traditional method of the Pays d'Auge (a double distilled cider made from apples harvested in the Pays d'Auge region of Normandy using a copper pot still). Full of fruit and freshness, the taste reveals rich lovely roundness, aromas of fresh apple supported by aromas of red fruits. A longtime Hopleaf favorite
375ml$15.00
Farnum Hill - Poverty Lane Orchards, Lebanon, NH
Their apple operation, has become one of the biggest (and oldest) in New Hampshire. In the 1990s and 2000s, many of the bigger, older orchards in New England had to sell some or all of their land to developers. By the 1980s they had started growing apples most of citizens had never heard of, including many that nobody eats! And they didn't sell any good orchard land to developers, because those varieties promised an agricultural future for the land
Farmhouse Cider 6.5%
Pale gold, bubbly, with hints of sweetness amid tart, bitter, and fruity elements: citrus, pineapple, bittersweet apple, and whiffs of good earthy funk. It has a clean, appetizing finish that is super-friendly to food
12 oz$12.00
Uncle John's - St Johns, MI
Founders John and Carolyn Beck purchased the "family farm" from John's parents in the early 1970's. Making apple cider and donuts. In the early 2000's, their son Mike began to see the potential for making hard ciders with their fresh-pressed apple juice. With the help of a Federal Valued Agricultural grant, he was able move forward with this dream
Cranberry 6.5%
A sweet/tart blend of original Apple and cranberry juice
16 oz$9.00
Stormalong - Sherborn, MA
Founded in 2014 by Shannon Edgar with the desire to showcase the virtues of cider made with the right apples. They treat cider making as an artistic endeavor, a renaissance of sorts. Using a blend of culinary and rare heirloom varieties, they ferment and age ciders with traditional and modern techniques showcasing the unique characteristics of these diverse apples
Legendary Dry 6.5%
In homage to America's hard cider history. Made with a unique blend of 'bittersweet' cider apples which impart a tannic finish and 'champagne-like' character. A British inspired cider with an American take. Less than 3 grams of sugar per can
16 oz$10.00
Haykin - Aurora, CO
Haykin Family Cider is a family-run business, owned and operated by Dan and Talia Haykin. Daniel came to cider from a love of champagne and sparkling wine but his drive to make the best cider came from trying to impress Talia. Dan was convinced that ciders could be made with the complexity of wines. Daniel's focus on excellence can be seen in his relationships with his growers, selection of apples, care during the production process, focus on packaging, and his general depth of knowledge around his product. Together with Daniel, Talia learned more about apple varieties and the rich history of apples and hard cider in the United States. As they worked to grow their family, they also grew in their love for cider.
Methode Ancestrale Colorado Crabapple 7.9%
Many Colorado crabapples are exceptional and are foraged across the state. There are more than 20 varieties blended in this bottle. Together they evoke enigmatic and magical flavors of clove, fennel, persimmon, black tea, flower petals, and lemon. Semi-dry. Unknown crabapples foraged in Denver, Boulder, Arapahoe, and Adam Counties. This bottle was aged 14 months sur lie and disgorged by hand. 2021 Vintage. This cider is semi-dry. Methode Ancestrale is the world's oldest method for sparkling production. The process is a deliberate and complex fermentation in which nothing is used but the apple. The fruit produces the sparkle, the aroma, and the flavor on its own. These bottles are aged sur lees and disgorged by hand
100% Certified Organic. Herbal, fresh & spicy with notes of white pepper, apple & citrus on the palate. It has the "rainwater over rocks" minerality that's desirable in Austrian whites. Zippy acidity. 12%
Quarter (250ml)$15.00
Half (500ml)$30.00
750ml$42.00
2023 Muscadet - Chereau Carré, France
100% Melon de Bourgogne. Tastes clean with crisp acidity and bright, fresh minerality. Nice nose of apple and citrus with long lasting aftertaste. Simple but brilliant. A fantastic pairing with our mussels! 12%
Quarter (250ml)$16.00
Half (500ml)$32.00
750ml$44.00
2023 Bordeaux Blanc AOC - Chateau la Freynelle, France
60% Sauv. Blanc, 30% Semillon, 10% Muscadelle. Family-owned since 1789. Brilliant transparent yellow with green highlights. Intensely aromatic with lemon, grapefruit and white peach from the Sauvignon, with honeysuckle and acacia flowers from the Muscadelle. Crispy and fruity on the palate with a nice long finish. 13.5%
83% Cab Sauv., 11% Edna Valley Syrah, 6% Petite Syrah. Pure Paso Robles, full of polished aromas of black cherry, cinnamon & vanilla bean, leading to flavors of dark red fruits, cocoa powder & hints of black pepper & caramelized oak. Very approachable; rich yet smooth. Aged 18 mos. in new French & American oak casks. 14.5%
Quarter (250ml)$16.00
Half (500ml)$32.00
750ml$44.00
2023 Tempranillo VT - Lobetia, Castilla la Mancha
Deep cherry color with a violet shade. Aromas of red berries and cherries persist on the palate with notes of cocoa and sweet tobacco and a smooth harmonious finish. Certified organic and biodynamic. 13.5%
Quarter (250ml)$15.00
Half (500ml)$30.00
750ml$42.00
2023 Pinot Nero - Le Pianure, Friuli-venezia, Italy
100% Pinot Nero Pinot Nero (a.k.a. Pinot Noir) thrives as a mono-varietal in the northern reaches of Italy. Higher elevation and cooler temperatures aid in evoking an almost Burgundian style of red wine, but with its own unique Northern Italian spin. Fresh and dry, with soft tannins, plentiful red fruit and wonderful acidity. Currant, wild berries, and floral notes of rose and violet mingle with just the slightest hint of earthy spice. 12%
Quarter (250ml)$15.00
Half (500ml)$30.00
750ml$42.00
NV Côtes du Rhone - Domaine de la Patience, France
Grenache, Syrah, Carignan, Mourvedre. From a family estate close to the Rhone and the Pont du Gard, established in 1930 and certified organic since 2007. Elegant notes of smoky red fruit, violet, sweet herb & a note of baking chocolate. The palate is rich with ripe cherry and berry flavors, and a mineral note that is followed by supple acidity and velvety tannins. 13%
Quarter (250ml)$15.00
Half (500ml)$30.00
750ml$42.00
Rosé
2022 Provence Rosé - Le Charmel - Eastern Provence, France
30% Syrah, 30% Cinsault, 20% Mourvèdre,10% Grenache, 10% Rolle. From picturesque hillside vineyards w/clay & limestone soils, the grapes are manually picked, hand-sorted, and fully de-stemmed on site. Harvested late Aug thru mid Sept. 12.5%
Quarter (250ml)$15.00
Half (500ml)$30.00
750ml$42.00
Vermouth
ATXA Vino Vermouth Rojo - Destlerias Acha, Spain
Enjoy as an aperitif over ice or straight up w/a peel of orange or lemon. Tradi tio nal Vermouth is a fortified & aromatized wine macerated w/herbs, fruits and roots—this old family recipe includes wormwood, gentian, & cherry. Notes of licorice & wild herbs framed by bitter components and a markedly wild berry fruit. 15%
4 oz. Glass$12.00
Bottles from Lucca, Italy
Hopleaf owners Michael and Louise have been visiting Lucca for years and have had the pleasure of forming relationships with some of the local wine producers. The wines of Lucca are a rarity on American menus; most bottles are consumed locally. We think when you try them you'll know why they don't much care to share these wonderful wines beyond their borders. We are proud to share our little secret with our customers
Red
Tenuta di Valgiano, Palistorti 2021 Colline Lucchesi (60% Sangiovese; 40% a Mix of Cigliegiolo, Canaiolo, Colorino, Barbera, Tazzelenghe, Syrah, and Merlot)
$60.00
A nice balance of acidity to plump ripe red & black berries along with slight hints of cedar wood & minerals. 100% organic and biodynamic from oenologist Severio Petrilli, an evangelist for biodynamic agricultural practices. 13.5%
(Sangiovese, Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot) Intense & complex nose, with jammy black fruit, tobacco, cedar. Aged for 18 months in French Oak. Organically produced.14.5%
Hand-harvested estate-grown grapes. Aromatically rich: white flowers, citrus rind, fresh almonds, cut grass. Mediumbodied. Fermented in French oak barrels and aged on lees for six months. Only 5,000 bottles produced! 13%
Soft salmon pink. Crisp & refreshing on the nose, notes of wild roses, raspberries, and melon, with a fading aroma of cream. Lus cious, refreshing, enjoyable with well-balanced minerality and acidity. Bright, fresh fruit on the finish. Certified Organic. 12%
Rosés
Hippolyte Reverdy 2023 Sancerre Rose, France
$50.00
(100% Pinot Noir) It's hard to imagine a wine as refreshing and enlivening as Reverdy's Sancerre, but the domaine's Sancerre Rosé gives their classic white a serious run for its money. Vigneronne Julie Guiard uses direct-press Pinot Noir vinified in stainless steel to create this snappy, saline expression of Sancerre's stony soils. Delicate aromas of tart cranberry and white cherry set it apart; it's an all-star apéritif just as much as their iconic blanc. 13.%
One of the oldest Barbaresco vineyards in Neive, with an average vine age of 60 years. Hand picked and aged 26 months between Slavonian oak barrels and bottles. Fragrance of red fruit, spices and citrus. The taste is well balanced, elegant without excessive tannins, with soft, spicy and mentholated aftertaste. 14.5%
(100% Xinomavro) Xinomavro is an indigenous grape variety of Northern Greece; these vines were planted in 1919. The wine is sur lies for 24 mos. with regular stirring, then 24 mos. in new Allie-Jupilles French oak casks, and 12 mos. in bottle before release. No treatment or filtration before bottling. Complex nose with bouquet of sundried tomatoes, smoky black fruits, strawberries, dark cherries, licorice, spices. Full-bodied, with rich fruit depth of blackberries, plums, herbaceous hints and oak on the back. Solid, velvety tannins and long aftertaste with persistent aromas. 14%
Alto Moncayo 2020 Campo de Borja (Garnacha) Spain
$60.00
Rich, full-bodied & muscular, this wine of riveting intensity pours inkypur ple. Smoky, charred & minerally on the nose, w/balsamic berry aroma & lots of dark spice. A region of relatively new interest among wine lovers. 16%
Domaine Juliette Avril 2022 AOP Châteauneuf-du-Pape Traditionnel (65% Grenache Noir, 25% Syrah and 10% Mourvèdre), France
$60.00
Six months in large oak barrels lends to aromas of dried thyme, spices, and plum. Medium to full-bodied, with an elegant palate with a juicy core of fruit, structured tannins and a firm, penetrating finish. 14%
Pietro Beconcini, Vigna Le Nicchie 2012 Tempranillo (100% Tempranillo) San Miniato, Italy
$60.00
The product of a totally unexpected discovery in northern Tuscany's San Miniato: centuries-old tempranillo grapevines in an ancient vineyard. Cuttings were sent to a lab in Piemonte for DNA analysis that revealed their anci ent origin. That the 8th Century pilgrimage path, the Via Francigena, passes through this property may explain how this decidedly Spanish grape was planted, intentionally or not, here and nowhere else in Italy. The clusters from these ancient vines are picked in the first week of September, brought to the drying loft and allowed to dry naturally until mid-October, reducing a quarter of their weight. It requires lengthy matu ration and aging in 70% French and 30% Ameri can oak. After 12 mos., the final wine is blended from the various barrels, racked, and then aged another 12 mos. in the same barrels. After 2 years in oak, the wine goes to bottle, where it remains until the end of the fourth year. Intensely ruby red, it offers equally intense aromas of black berries, dried plums and hints of dark choco late, earth, tobacco & sweet spices. Full-bodied with nice complexity, strong tannins but not drying. Full, round mouthfeel with a long, great finish. 15.5%
Clos Berenguer del Molar 2017 Selecció Priorat, Spain
$60.00
(36% Grenache, 30% Carignan, 18% Syrah, 18% Cab. Sauvignon) Annual production is only 4000 bottles worldwide. Warm, concentrated and spicy with a hint of pepper on the nose. Having spent 14 months in new French oak, this is a generous yet polished red. Still fresh, with plum, mineral, coffee bean and licorice flavors that mingle seamlessly and finish gracefully, supported by well-integrated tannins. Remarkable. 14.5%
Chateau Blaignan 2018 Medoc (55% Cabernet Sauvignon, 45% Merlot) France
$60.00
From an ancient 247-acre estate in northern Medoc that earned its "Cru Bourgeous" in 1932 and has been in the same family since the 1700s, this vineyard has a fine pedigree. The wine is of an intense color. The nose is fruity with pronounced notes of blackcurrant, black cherries, and a hint of spice. Full-bodied; shows structure and velvet tannins on the palate that make it a wine to drink young or to keep a few years in cellar. 14.5%
Boscarelli Vino Nobile di Montepulciano 2020 (85% Sangiovese Prugnolo Gentile, 15% blend of Colorino, Canaiolo, Mammolo) Italy
$60.00
Deep ruby with garnet hues. Structured and complex, with a lovely nose of dried herbs, leather, earth, vanilla and strawberry, jam and plenty of plummy, flavorful fruit on the palate. 14%
Château Boutisse, Grand Cru 2020 Saint-Émilion (Right Bank Bordeaux) (90% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Franc, 5% Carmenenere) France
$60.00
While the left bank of Bordeaux is characterized by Cabernet Sauvignon the right bank is characterized by Merlots like this one with savory, almost rustic aromas of cherry, tobacco and licorice. 14.5%
This is a Ripasso—"repassed". A portion of the grapes are de-stem med, crushed and pressed immediately; the remainder are left to dry until November when they are vinified, then macerated for 20 days. In January, the must from the freshly vinified grapes are re-passed fol low - ing a traditional technique, and undergo 2nd fermentation. The two wines—the ripasso & the wine from the dried grapes—are then blended together, aged for 12 mos. in oak casks and 6 mos. in bottle. Dark rubyred. Intense & elegant aromas of ripe fruit & spices w/a hint of vanilla & tobacco. Warm, persistent flavors, velvety, harmonious. 13.5%
Following the Tuscan tradition, Sangiovese dominates in this blend, shaping Pergolaia into a wine of intense bouquet, seductive body with soft tannins and superb depth. 14%
Maison Chanzy "Les Bussieres" 2019 Mercurey (100% Pinot Noir) France
$60.00
Black cherry and cassis penetrate from nose to finish in this fullbodied yet sharply angled wine. Matured 10 months in seasoned oak, its nuances of toast and spice allow strident, crunchy black-fruit flavors to stay clearly at the forefront. Fine, tufted tannins make this a wine that's welcoming now through 2026 at least. 13.5%
Aged in oak barrels for a period of over 12 months, after which it rests in bottle for at least 4 months. This wine immerses the nose with an extraordinary breadth of mature and concentrated aromas – plums and figs integrated with notes of spice. On the palate, this wine reveals its Montepulcian origins with well-bodied and persistently powerful tannins. 13.5%
Duemani, Cifra, 2019 IGT Costa Toscana (Cab. Franc) Italy
$60.00
Made with organically-grown biodynamic Cabernet Franc, this opens with aromas of black plum, cedar and Mediterranean scrub. The bright, savory palate offers black currant, rhubarb, ground clove and star anise alongside polished tannins. No wood, minimal inter - vention make this a true expression of the varietal character. 13.5%
The Germano family has owned 6 hectares of land near Serra lunga d'Alba since 1856. Sergio Germano took over operations in 1985, following his schooling at the presti gi ous Scuola Enologica di Alba and he's made his mark in the famed hills of Barolo, Alba, and Langhe. His deep humility expresses a deference to the vineyard that shows itself in the finished wines—unique and thoughtful expressions of their varietals and soil. This classic example starts ruby red with a fruit-forward bouquet. Bright red fruits jump out of the glass with a touch of spice and earth. Medium-bodied with soft tannins and distinct acidity, it glides effortlessly over the palate into a subtle, complex finish. 14%
Domaine Guillot-Broux 2020 Bourgogne Rouge Les Genevrieres (100% Pinot Noir) France
$60.00
Manu Guillot and his family have lead the charge to restore historical sites Bourgogne, and have insisted on organic farming since he took over in 1978. Bursting with aromas of raspberries, plums, violets, sweet soil tones and licorice, the beautiful 2020 Bourgogne Pinot Noir is medium to full-bodied, ample and fleshy, with supple tannins, lively acids and an unusually charming, sensual profile for a cuvée. 13%
Herdade de São Miguel 2021 Escolha dos Enólogos (50% Alicante Bouschet, Touriga Franca, Touriga Nacional) Portugal
$60.00
During the growing season, cold and dry nights preserved the acidity, allowing the grapes to reach very balanced levels of phenolic matura - tion. Aged in French oak barrels for 9 mos. prior to bottling. Deep ruby hue with violet hints, along with complex aromas of ripe red fruits, wildflowers, spices, vanilla and toasted notes. On the palate, it is well-balanced with nice structure, smooth tannins, and a rich taste of fruits and spices. Balanced acidity and fine tannins. 14.5%
R. Lopez de Heredia, Viña Bosconia, 2012 Rioja (80% Tempranillo, 15% Garnacha, 5% Mozuelo and Graciano) Spain
$60.00
From an iconic producer, this great wine is spontaneously fermented in very old, large oak barrels, then aged 5 years in oak and 3 years in bottle before release. Very complex with savory plums, mushrooms, bark, red earth orange peel and cedar. Quite juicy, fresh and bright, with a tangy, zesty palate full of berries and orange. Firm, long and mouthwatering finish. So very Spanish. 13.5%
Domaine Jean Claude Marsanne "Syrah Mauve" 2020 (Syrah) France
$60.00
You may not hear the words "crushable" and "Syrah" used together that often, but here they are. Young vines, sulfur-free vinification, short élevage in stainless-steel tank, alcohol level kept in check—all the elements seem to have aligned to make the perfect juicy, black-fruited, violet-packed, fun, and crisp Syrah. 13%
Monte Zovo 2016 Amarone della Valpolicella (Corvia, Corvinone, Rondinella) Italy
$60.00
Hits all the right button in terms of fruity softness and richness. Grapes remain ed in their drying facility for 120 days; wine aged 18 months in oak casks, 12 months in bottles. A densely extracted red wine offering a full court of aromas with plump cherry, dried blackberry, bitter chocolate, and exotic spice front and center. Immensely rich and succulent mouthfeel with superbly round and soft fruit flavors. 15.5%
Pala Cannonau di Sardegna Riserva 2021 (100% Grenache) Italy
$60.00
Manually harvested in the very early morning, from vineyards that average 45 years old. After primary fermentation, the malolactic fermentation takes place, followed by refinement: 12 mos. in French oak barrels, then 3 mos. in stainless steel vats, then 4 more in bottle. Ruby red, very dark, with intense notes of red berries, blackberry and red cherry together with fine spicy notes. Elegant with smooth tannins, full-bodied and a long finish
Giuseppe e Francesco Principiano 2018 DOCG Barolo (100% Nebbiolo) Italy
$60.00
The fourth-generation owners have the 8 hectares of vineyards in Monforte and Sarralunga d'Alba. Elegant, with an intense red color and garnet highlights. Aromas of rose petals, violets, black and blue berries. A warm and persistent Barolo, it is fresh, linear, and balanced. This is a great vintage. 14%
Family owned since 1739 and using biodynamic methods, this is one the great Chianti properties. Poised & balanced, with enticing floral aromas and pure red fruit flavors, this offers chewy black cherry and red plum sensations and vibrant acidity, with undertones of leafy herbs and baking spices. Aged for 8 months in concrete tanks, 12 months. in large Slavonian oak casks and then 6 months in bottle. 13.5%
Dominique Ay, the proprietor of this 40-acre domaine in the Southern Rhone produces only 8000 cases of this superb Gigondas annually. Perfume of black raspberry, cherry compote, tobacco, lavender and spices. Ripe, generous and rich on the palate with notes of dark fruits and licorice and black pepper. Silky tannins, ripe and supple, are mellowed by 20 months minimum in huge ancient oak foudres followed by additional aging in demi-muids. Impressive. Will pair with the heartiest of fare. 14.5%
Domaine de Romarand 2022 Beaujolais Lantignié μ (Mu) 2022 (Gamay) France
$60.00
A new and exciting producer, Anastasia Kritikou, is using low inter - vention methods during the farm's 3-year organic conversion. Made from hand-picked 70-year-old vines of Latignie. Supple, ripe, elegant, with lovely precision to the sweet berry fruits. Fine-grained structure supports the plush cherry and plum fruit, with a sense of freshness. Lovely purity and structure here with wonderful finesse allied to density. 12.5%
This boasts aromas of red berry, Mediterranean herb and green pepper - corn. The juicy bright palate offers raspberry, cinnamon and white pepper alongside lithe tannins and fresh acidity. The Maremma vine - yards benefit from being close to the sea and its cool breezes. 13.5%
Tenuta di Sesta 2019 Brunello di Montalcino DOCG (100% Sangiovese) Italy
$60.00
Recognized as one of the oldest historical estates in the territory of Montalcino. Pure Sangiovese from a selection of the best grapes of the vineyards, matured in Slavonian oak barrels for 30 mos. with subse - quent aging of min. 6 months in the bottle. Lovely red and purple fruit aromas with elderberry and a much softer Morello cherry—these ripe and concentrated flavors give depth and volume to this wine. Dry, soft with velvety tannins, balanced, very intense, persistent, elegant. 14.5%
Julien Sunier 2021 Morgon (100% Gamay) France
$60.00
Made from Gamay grapes cultivated on the elevated slopes of single vineyards, including Aux Perrets, Croix de Chèvre, Oeillat, Bellevue, en Janin, en Ruyère, and en l'Evêque, all within the Morgon appellation. The vines are, on average, 60 years old and thrive in a mix of granite, quartz, and sand. After 8-11 months of maturation in used barrique casks, it reveals its elegant and full-bodied character, characterized by notes of black cherries and a subtle hint of spices and violet on the nose. Silky tannins, complemented by a harmonious balance of acidity and a long vibrant finish. 12%
Terra Costantino de Aetna 2017 (80% Nerello Mascalese, 10% Nerello Cappuccio) Sicily, Italy
$60.00
Beautifully balanced, rustic and elegant—the versatility of this wine encapsulates the fervor that surrounds Etna's boutique producers. Introduce yourself to Sicilian wine, and believe the hype. Fruit comes from the estate's carefully tended Certified Organic vineyard on the southeast slope of Mount Etna. Grapes are harvested by hand; wine aged in stainless steel and large oak casks prior to bottling. 14%
Valles di Lavia 2020 Valle del Aceniche (100% Monastrell) Spain
$60.00
Winemaker Laura Ramos is a rising star winemaker whose intrepid vision of dry-farmed, organic vineyards ranging from 50 to over 100 years of age has completely transformed the identity of both Monastrell and the Bullas region as a whole. A crunchy and drinkable Monastrell with an engaging white pepper note to the wild strawberries, red dates and raspberries. Textured and juicy with elegant red berry flavors in the center palate with a fresh, medium-length finish. 14.5%
Domaine de la Vieille Julienne, Live-dit-Clavin, 2016 Côtes du Rhône (75% Grenache, 10% Cinsault, 5% Syrah, 5% Mourvèdre and 5% Other Miscellaneous Varieties) France
$60.00
Midnight black core tinged with a deep dark red tinge. Pronounced aromas of ripe black raspberries, black cherries, and licorice ascend from the glass with an undercard of herbs du Provence, subtle earth, and spice. Boasting fantastic purity of fruit, the tremendously rich, concen trated, full-bodied palate is saturated with the same flavors revealed in the nose. Opulent chewy mouthfeel with sturdy, muscular underbelly finishing slighly firm. Adding nuance and complexity are elements of dried meats, scorched earth, subtle herbes du Provence, and spicy pepper. Ripe structural tannins. A brilliant Chateauneuf-duPape lookalike. 14.5%
New World
Band of Vintners 2019 Consortium Napa Cabernet Sauvignon (76% Cabernet Sauvignon, 19% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Franc) California
$60.00
Made by a group of Napa Valley winemakers and industry folk who gather monthly to talk wine, including Dan Petroski and Stephane Vivier, this wine is impressive at any price, over-delivering in every way. Intense cassis and blackberry aromas make for an intriguing and elegant nose. Fresh and balanced on the palate, with a very fine and spicy texture. it is layered with black pepper and blue fruit. Aged 15 months in French Oak. 14.5%
Mauritson 2019 Dry Creek Zinfandel (85% Zinfandel, 15% Petite Syrah) California
$60.00
This wine opens to an engaging bouquet of fresh blackberry, lilac blossom, powdered sugar and a pulse of dried herb. Black cherry, shavings of vanilla pod with ground coffee marry perfectly with the refined tannins and beautiful staying power of this wine! Enjoy for the next 7-10 years. 14.75%
Minimus Origin Johan 2015 (100% Pinot Noir) Oregon
$60.00
This single vineyard Pinot Noir is truly something special. The Johan Vineyard is one of the coldest growing sites in the valley, with morning fog and cooling ocean air snaking through the Van Duzer corridor directly from the coast. These sea breezes impart a saline character to the fruit, and help to maintain acidity levels. The result is a bright wine, richly layered with vibrant acidity and silky tannins. 13%
Sean Thackrey 2016 Andromeda (100% Pinot Noir) California
$60.00
This one was described by Sean this way: "More complex and deeply flavored than most of its California brethren, not least because several vineyard characteristics tilt it that way. Devil's Gulch is directly in the path of cool air sweeping in from the Pacific across Tomales Bay, but it is above the fog line; thus there's no lack of sunlight, hence excellent ripening, but little heat, hence no baked berries; and the wine interferes with pollination, guaranteeing a remarkably small yield, often less than one ton per acre. I have, as always, done everything to bring all this together into a uniquely expressive wine; perhaps it's not for those who want Pinot Noir to be light & with a few simple fruit and floral flavors, but it's certainly for those who want something wilder and more mysterious than that, as are so many of the greatest Burgundies, after all. Actually, I believe it; so we may safely conclude that I'm proud of it." 13.8% The antithesis of a corporate winemaker, Sean Thackrey is missed
Walt 2018 La Brisa Sonoma (Pinot Noir) California
$60.00
Articulating the signature characters of Sonoma: vibrant and opulent with underlying brightness and length to the palate. Teeming with ripe red berries & spicy toasted aromas, the wine is lush and persistent on the mid-palate, long-lasting and delicate on the finish. The vineyards in the La Brisa blend, each blessed with cool maritime conditions and limit ing soil profiles, are farmed meticulously for low yields and balance in order to capitalize on their distinctive sites. The wines are never racked and during the long malolactic fermentation, they top and stir each barrel weekly. Prior to bottling, they blend the wines without fining or filtering. 14.5%
Zuccardi 2020 Poligonos San Pablo (Malbec) Mendoza, Argentina
$60.00
Aged in concrete vessels, without passage through barrels, this has all the austerity that one usually associates with wines from calcareous soils of the Uco Valley. Notes of blackberry and blueberry, with hints of black pepper, oyster sauce and violets. Full-bodied and flavorful on the palate with ample, tight but caressing tannins. 14%
Whites
Old World
Abbazia di Novacella 2022 Praepositus (Kerner) Italy
$50.00
By far the most important producer in the hamlet of Novacella/Neustift in far northeast Italy, is the Abbazia, a 12th century monastery. The monks have taken vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience, running their own working village AND running their own school of viticulture to teach about their winemaking traditions that go back, literally, millen - nia. The cantina dates to 1142—one of the oldest cellars in the world. The wines they make here, all from local grapes, are absolutely sensational; pure, focused and deeply flavored. None are better than the outstanding reserve-level wines called Praepositus, Latin for 'leader.' Here is the linearity, salinity, and precision one expects from this alpine region, but sourced from the very oldest and best sites on the estate, allowing for ultimate ripeness and expression. This vintage was harvested from very steep, organically-farmed vineyards sitting at around 700 meters. Aged solely in stainless, it is a richly textured, sumptuous wine aromatic of just-picked summer apricots, clove spice and lemon verbena before revealing its inner core of Golden Delicious apple, Asian pear and dried Acacia honey. 14.5%
Avanthia, Avancia Godello 2020 Galicia (Valdeorras) (Godello) Spain
$50.00
The lesser-known Godello grape of Spain brings lemon & chamomile for ward to the nose and on through the palate. Nuanced new oak delivers delicately creamy, perfect texture w/an ethereal finish. 13%
Domaine des Baumard 2019 Savennières (Chenin Blanc) France
$50.00
Domaine des Baumard produces some of the finest examples of Saven - ni ères. Jean Baumard, and now his son, Florent, are universally regarded as the finest winemakers in the appellation. Their wines are among the most unique and rewarding in the world: honeyed, dry whites of unmatched concentration, perfume, and longevity. 13%
Emile Beyer, Les Traditions, 2022 Alsace (Gewürztraminer) France
$50.00
Family winemaking estate since 1580—14 generations! With a touch of re sidual sugar, this "Gewürtz" is off-dry & wonderfully balanced with firm crisp acids. Aromas & flavors of flowers, citrus, & honey. Nice minerality. 13%
This "Grey Label" Vermentino is all about freshness and considered by many to be the best expression of true Ligurian Vermentino. Straw yellow with golden highlights, it opens with fresh and bright fruit, citrus, wild flowers and notes of acacia blossom honey. Crisp and elegant on the palate w/a touch of minerality on the finish. 13%
Jean-Marc Brocard, 2022 Vau de Vay, Premier Cru Chablis (Chardonnay) France
$50.00
Vanilla and crisp minerality play together in this ripe wine with a steely core. Intense acidity, a lively, bright texture plus a flinty edge that will allow it to age well. Brocard is a pioneer in Burgundy in embracing biodynamic farming practices. 13%
Broglia "La Meirana" 2022 Gavi (100% Cortese) Piemonte, Italy
$50.00
Sourced from the Tenuta La Meirana in the Gavi di Gavi DOCG. The document—dating to 971 AD— which states the origin of the name "Gavi" is preserved at the record office in Genova; it men - tions a vine yard and chestnut woods on a spot called Meirana. These particular Cortese grapevines average 30 years of age. After handharvesting, the grapes are fermented in stainless steel and aged there on the lees 6 mos. before bottling. Lemons, sliced apples, wet stones, apricots on the nose. Creamy, medium-bodied and fresh, with deliciously clear stone fruit and a mineral touch at the end. 13.5%
Rhône meets Tuscany: an elegant blend of Viognier and Chardonnay from this Tuscan estate's chalkiest terroir. Vinified and matured in old French oak to enhance its complexity. The nose is redolent of stone fruits, with a honeyed, waxy quality and hints of white pepper. The palate shows surprising restraint, with a lean, crisp and utterly refreshing finish. This release will continue to evolve, but it is showing so much aromatic complexity and beautiful structure right now, it's hard to resist. Fully organic and biodynamic. 13%
Chateau de la Cree 2022 "Les Tourelles" (100% Chardonnay) France
$50.00
Fresh and youthful with expressive notes of melon, white flowers, and linen. The palate is electric with layers of stone fruit and white peach. The mouthwatering mineral-driven finish is long and persistent. A beautiful Premier Cru Chardonnay from the Côte Chalonnaise region of Burgundy! 12.5%
Paul Cherrier 2022 Sancerre (100% Sauvignon Blanc) France
$50.00
This estate is located in the tiny, picturesque village of Verdigny, just northwest of the town of Sancerre. The hilltop parcels are planted on rocky Kimmeridgian limestone, that ancient ocean bed underpinning the Grand Cru vineyards of Chablis. This terroir produces wines of incredible length, purity, and minerality. The amount of clay in the soils varies by parcel and elevation, providing them with richer, fruitier Sauvignon Blanc and fruit that is more linear and mineral. 13%
From the region's steep slopes and of old ungrafted rootstock, this wine has attractive floral, apple and hazelnut aromas. The delicate texture of peach fruit is paired with vibrant acidity. Crisp, wellbalan ced, and eminently drinkable. 9%
Dopff au Moulin Reserve 2020 Alsace (Pinot Gris) France
$50.00
From some of Alsace's finest vineyards. Medium-dry. Subtle spiced apple aromas; intense, slightly exotic flavours; long, full finish. An excellent food wine. The current winemaker represents the 11th gene ra tion producing, with the Dopff family vineyards dating back to 1574. 13.5%
Single vineyard 100% Vidiano, an indigenous Cretan grape variety. Fermented and matured for at least 5 mos. (40% acacia wooden barrels /60% French Oak barrels.) Palate of lemon and juicy melon flavors are balanced by notes of petrol. Lovely, long-lasting finish. 14%
Chateau Fortia 2020 Châteauneuf-di-Papes "Edmee Le Roy" Blanc (Roussanne, Clairette, Grenache Blanc) France
$50.00
One of the estate's first historical wines, Edmée le Roy is rare and limited: only 2 hectares of the vineyard are devoted to its production. It is a delicate blend of Roussanne and Clairette with a touch of Grenache Blanc. Harvested entirely by hand into crates with sorting on the plot. Intense and complex nose, with dominant notes of mango and passion fruit and a mineral touch of wet shale. Tasty and full attack on the palate with nice sweetness. Very ample and voluminous. 13.5%
Inama, Vigneti di Foscarino 2020 Soave Classico (Veneto) (Garganega) Italy
$50.00
Intense yellow Soave with mineral, earth, and subtle citrus notes, from the smaller, historic portion (hence "Classico") of the greater Soaveproducing region. 12.5%
The Alois Lageder family winery produces lively and crisp wines from Alto Adige, in Nothern Italy. Founded in 1823, today the winery is in the hands of the family's sixth generation. They are committed to biodynamic agriculture and has been farming the 135 acres familyowned vineyards this way since 2004. An effusive nose of floral honey and summer meadows with a hint of vanilla. Ripe and open, yet bright and crisp with some positive tannins at the tantalizing finish. 12.5%
Gustav Lorentz Alsace 2022 Riesling, France
$50.00
This Riesling Reserve has a pale-yellow color, with an expressive nose filled with citrus and white flower aromas. It has a lively attack, a refreshing acidity with a lot of lime and notes of granny smith apple, with a great structure. Fruity with a clean and dry finish. 12.3%
Domaine Pierre Marchand et Fils 2023 Pouilly-Fume Les Loges (100% Sauvignon Blanc) France
$50.00
The 25-year-old Sauvignon Blanc vines planted along the banks of the Loire River, near the village of Les Loges, are considered to be one of the finest sectors of the appellation. The vineyard, dating back to 1650, today covers 17 hectares. Under the direction of Eric Marchand and his brother, Pascal, the domaine practices minimal intervention farming. A well-balanced wine with an elegant and long finish punctu ated with the distinctive notes of orchard fruits and flint from this iconic terroir. 13%
Pale yellow with greenish reflections. Medium-high intensity on the nose. Predominant primary aromas and Golden Delicious apple highlights are backed up with plenty of citric notes. Immaculate palate from start to finish: firm, well-tooled, flamboyant and well-structured, with a full and clean finish. Aged on lies for six months 13%
Domaine de la Pepiere 2022 Muscadet Sur Lie Clos de Briords Cuvée Vieilles Vignes (100% Melon de Bourgogne) France
$50.00
The 2022 Briords is beautifully defined on the nose with aromas of menthol, iodine, white orchard fruits and verbena. Perfectly balanced, medium-bodied, satiny and mineral, it's tense with bright acids and concludes with a mineral finish of crushed stones. A stunning, energetic, delicately tangy wine made from vines planted on granodiorite— granite from Château-Thébaud. Certified biodynamic. 11.5%
From the Palai vineyard site above Faedo in Tren ti - no-Alto Adige. At an elevation of 550-750 meters, the vineyard is wellventilated from the winds that blow north off Lake Garda. The contrast between the temperatures of the day and night are ideal for growing the Müller-Thurgau grape, as the warm days provide perfect ripeness while the cool nights help the grapes retain their natural acidity. The wine is yellow with green tinges and the nose shows notes of peach and citrus with delicate mineral tones. Especially good with seafood. 12%
Stadlmann Thermenregion 2022 Gruner Veltliner, Austria
$50.00
This traditional Austrian varietal finds in the Thermenregion the per - fect environment of soil and climate to develop its distinctive flavours and spice, brisk acidity and hearty fruitiness. The nose features blossoms, green apple and white pepper. Pineapple and delicate herbal spice flavours are revealed within an elegant and lively texture and wellintegrated, refreshing acidity. 12.5%
From the tiny Sicilian Island of Mozia where the vineyard makes up 40 of the 98 total acres. This is the only wine produced there! The grapes are harvested slightly before they reach full maturation, to preserve some degree of acidity and maintain the freshness of the palate and the longevity that the white wine of Mozia has demonstrated over the years. Hawthorn, citrus, white stone fruit and an inviting whiff of pastry dough form the nose. Savory and boasting a polished texture, the vibrant palate features Meyer lemon, white peach and yellow apple alongside a briny mineral note. Crisp acidity keeps it energized and balanced. 13%
Tiberio 2020 Trebbiano d'Abruzzo, Italy
$50.00
From old vines, inland from the seaside town Pescara. Clear, brilliant, light yellow with green tinges. Fresh aromas of apricot, grapefruit, jasmine and orange blossom, anise. Crisp and clean with zippy aromas and flavors of green apple, anise & almond. Finishes with noteworthy balance, length & sneaky concentration. Excellent with seafood. 13%
Vietti 2023 Roero Arneis DOCG Italy
$50.00
From selected vineyards, characterized by limestone- and clay-rich soil, in the municipality of Santo Stefano Roero, where the grapes are harvested by hand around early September. Fresh floral, citrus and melon aromas, with mineral and almond notes. Dry, medium-bodied with fresh acidity. Well-balanced, elegant, with good complexity and persistence. 13.5%
Hermanos del Villar, Oro de Castilla 2022 Verdejo (Rueda) (100% Verdejo) Spain
$50.00
A family-owned winery with a strong focus on crafting exceptionally high-quality wines. Its origins trace back to 1955 when Pablo del Villar Escudero arrived in Rueda. Located at a high elevation, the vineyard is planted in a bed of river stones covering a limestone subsoil. Aromas of Meyer lemon and green apple are accented by suggestions of chalky minerals and sea salt. Dry and racy on the palate, offering lively citrus fruit and fresh fig flavors and a subtle touch of tarragon. 13%
New World
Chasing Harvest 2019 South Island Riesling, New Zealand
$50.00
Created by husband and wife Michael Kush and Jennifer Kingen Kush from Chicago. "Chasing harvest" is a wine industry term that describes travel between the northern and southern hemispheres for extra vintage seasons in one year. Sourced from a single vineyard located in the heart of the Bannockburn subregion of Central Otago, this wine was crafted using experiences gained in the Mosel, Germany as well as in the New World. Hand-harvested and ripe clusters with minimal botrytis were sorted in the winery; the fruit destemmed and crushed was left to macerate on the skins overnight. Gently pressed the next day; after cold-settling, the wine was racked to very old neutral french oak barrels. Fermented long and cool, the wine was left with a very minimal amount of residual sugar to balance with the acidity. The wine remained on its lees over the course of the winter before being bottled in the spring. Only 45 cases produced! 12.5%
Mount Eden Old Vines Wolff Vineyard 2021 Chardonnay, California
$50.00
Captivating aromas of yeasty baking bread, lime zest, wild sage. Full concentration on the palate without heaviness; the finish echoes the complexity of the aromas with a touch of oak and minerality. 13.5%
Sparkling
Charles Ellner "Carte Blanche" NV Champagne (30% Pinot Noir, 30% Chardonay, 40% Pinot Meunier) Epernay, France
$50.00
Aged three years, this shows citrus, crisp apple, and a little red currant fruit with floral notes. Crisp and lingering. Zesty finish.12%
Based on the Lambrusco Grasparossa grape variety, this wine gets its delightful pink hue from just a short period of skin contact, with 15% Pinot Nero.. A dry and tangy sparkling wine with watermelon and lemon character. Medium body, lovely creamy texture from the fine bubbles and a juicy finish. 12%
Adami Bosco di Gica, Valdobbiadene DOCG Prosecco Superiore NV Italy
$50.00
Rich, with excellent fruit, releasing scents of yellow apple & peach, and notes of wisteria & acacia blossom. Wonderful balance and elegance complement a pleasurable crisp spiciness. Delicious vein of acidity, displaying crisp, savoury mouthfeel. Generous, lingering flavors nicely mirror the nose and achieve perfect balance. 11%
Small Format Sparkling
Bariano Prosecco DOC. (100% Glera) Italy
Aromas of white flowers, pear, apple with a clear hint of sage. Light and refreshing with soft fruit notes of lemon and peach. 11%
Aromas of strawberry, cranberry, and hibiscus. Refreshing and wellbalanced with bright acidity and a clean, off-dry finish. 11%
Split (187ml)$12.00
Scarpetta Frico Frizzante, Italy
This sparkling wine inspired by Prosecco is a blend of Trebbiano, Glera and Chardonnay. With light refreshing bubbles and flavors of crisp green apples and pear. Crisp and clean. 10%
Can (250ml)$10.00
Spirits at Hopleaf
Not an exhaustive list—please ask your server or have a look at the bar
Bourbon
Four Roses Single Barrel
$12.00
Elijah Craig Barrel Proof
$16.00
Michter's Kentucky Straight
$14.00
Wild Turkey Rare Breed
$15.00
Koval
$14.00
Buffalo Trace
$9.00
Makers Mark
$9.00
Rye
Maplewood Vibration 03: 5-Year
$16.00
Rittenhouse Straight
$9.00
Willet Small Batch 4-Year
$16.00
Sazerac 6-Year
$10.00
Whiskey
Jameson, Triple Distilled
$10.00
Laird's Applejack
$9.00
Uncle Nearest 1884
$12.00
Single Malt Scotch Balvenie, 12yr Double Wood (Speyside)
$16.00
Auchentoshan, Three Wood (Lowlands)
$17.00
Laphroaig, 10yr (Islay)
$15.00
GlenDronach 12 yr (Highland)
$16.00
Longrow (Campbelltown)
$15.00
Dewars, White Label
$9.00
Rum
Zaya, 16yr (Trinidad and Tobago)
$10.00
Vodka
North Shore
$9.00
Gin/Genever
Beefeater
$8.00
Maplewood Spruce
$10.00
North Shore #11
$9.00
By The Dutch Old Genever
$12.00
Tequila
Cimmaron Blanco
$8.00
El Mayor Añejo
$10.00
El Mayor Reposado
$10.00
Brandy/Cognac/Calvados
Claque-Pepin Fine Calvados
$13.00
Pierre Ferrand, 1er Cru Ambre
$14.00
Roger Groult Calvados 6-year Cantillon Kriek
$18.00
Port
Warre's Warrior Port
$15.00
Warre's Otima 10-Yr Tawny Port
$12.00
Cordials, Liquors, Digestifs, Amari
Amaro Lucano
$10.00
Tuve Bitter
$9.00
Cappelletti Aperitivo
$9.00
Drambuie
$9.00
Lazzaroni Amaretto
$10.00
Meletti Fernet
$9.00
Kahlua
$9.00
Suze
$10.00
Jepson's Malört
$6.00
Boomsma Claerkampster Clooster Bitter
$9.00
DuPont Pommeau de Normandie
$12.00
Our Specialty
Belgian-Style mussels — Atlantic mussels from Prince Edward Island served w/frites & aioli
In Wit Beer
cooked in Unibroue's Blanche de Chambly, shallots, celery, thyme, bayleaf, butter
mesclun mix, cherry tomatoes, pickled red onions, shaved carrots, sunflower seeds, red wine vinaigrette
vegan
gluten-free
Sandwiches
All served with our famous pommes frites
Toasted Nueske Ham
$20.00
applewood smoked nueske ham, gruyère cheese, apple-tarragon coleslaw, herb aioli on pumpernickel
The Slagel Burger
$20.00
Slagel family farms dry-aged beef-double patty, smashed, w/american cheese, grilled onions, butter lettuce, tomato, pickles & special sauce on a toasted brioche bun
Add Bacon
$2.00
Pork Schnitzel
$18.00
Iowa pork loin brined & pounded thin, breaded in panko bread crumbs; w/mustard aioli & pickled red cabbage on a Kaiser roll
mesclun mix, cherry tomatoes, pickled red onions, shaved carrots, sunflower seeds, red wine vinaigrette
vegan
gluten-free
Sandwiches
All served with our famous pommes frites
The Slagel Burger
$20.00
Slagel family farms dry-aged beef-double patty, smashed, w/american cheese, grilled onions, butter lettuce, tomato, pickles, and special sauce on a toasted brioche bun
Add Bacon
$2.00
Toasted Nueske Ham
$20.00
on pumpernickel; gruyère cheese, apple-tarragon coleslaw, herb aioli
Pork Schnitzel
$18.00
on a Kaiser roll; Iowa pork loin brined & pounded thin, breaded in panko bread crumbs; w/mustard aioli & pickled red cabbage
Brandy stewed apples & cranberries, brown butter-shortbread crumbs, vanilla bean gelato, salted caramel & sea salt
Chocolate and Espresso Pot de Creme
$12.00
w/vanilla bean whipped cream, cranberry port reduction, and sea salt
gluten-free
Goat Cheese Cheesecake***
$14.00
toasted cashew crust, seasonal fruit compote
gluten-free
Sorbet & Gelato
$10.00
Ask your server for todays selection (sorbet also vegan)
gluten-free
***Incl. Nuts
Draft Ciders & Meads
Uncle John's, Sidra de Tepache (St Johns, MI) 6.5%
Traditional hard apple cider with pineap- ple juice, piloncillo sugar, with cinnamon sticks and whole clove. Traditional Mexican "tepache" is a fermented pineapple drink dating back to the 1600's
Goblet$8.50
Northman, Orchard Project 7.8%**
Dabinett and Esopus Spitzenberg apples sing harmoniously amidst aromas of warm apricot, maraschino cherry and green apple. Fruit forward, with a delicate body and fresh acid, rounded out by smooth, integrated tannin. Blend of Dabinett and Esopus Spitzenberg apples from Dietrich Orchards, Conklin, MI
Goblet$11.00
Dansk Mjød, Viking Blod (Billund, Denmark) 19%
Mead brewed based on a recipe from about the year 1700, and the ingredients are pure and 100% natural. A traditional mead with dried hibiscus, with a sweet, floral taste
Featuring fruit from the 2022 and 2023 harvests, aged in French oak wine barrels, alongside 2024 harvest fruit aged in Amer- ican oak foeders. This complex blend of sharp & bittersweet apples offers a nose of wet oak, earthy undertones, & overripe red apple, with a moderate tannic finish. Served on our still line
25cl$8.50
Nirtue Cider (Fennville, MI) Winesap (2023) 7.5%
A single varietal cider. This prized cider apple dates back to colonial times. Winesaps are sweet with a tangy finish and can be used for eating, cooking and especially for making cider. Notes of red apple, light stone fruit, & honey
25cl$8.50
Nirtue Cider (Fennville, MI) Jack Pine 2025 7.7%
A blend of Dabinett, Northern Spy, Wine- sap, and Golden Russet from the 2023 and 2024 Harvest. A sharp and bright cider w/ a firm tannic finish
25cl$8.50
Belgian Drafts
Timmermans, Pêche Cardamome 4%*
Crafted with traditional barrel-aged lambic and 100% natural peach, delicately spiced with cardamom
30cl$11.00
De La Senne, Taras Boulba 4.5%
Light blonde ale, generously hopped with the finest aromatic hops, giving it a very refreshing character and a scent reminiscent of citrus
33cl$12.00
Kasteel, Wit 4.8%
Balanced flavor of zesty citrus, spicy ginger and biscuity maltiness. The harmonious blend of sweet, sour and spicy flavors is topped with coriander and lemongrass for a crisp, dry and refreshing finish
33cl$10.00
Bavik, Super Pils 5.2%
Obtains its unique flavor through an exceptional brewing process. Uses aromatic hops and guarantees a long and cold maturation process. Crisp Belgian Pils
33cl$8.00
St. Bernardus, Tokyo Wit 6%
An unfiltered wit ale, which has been brewed with a large amount of wheat, holding the middle between a white beer and a saison
25cl$11.00
Boon, Geuze Sélection 6.3%*
To create their Geuze on draft, Boon had to create a new lambic blend by targeting specific foeders which were best suited to "keg conditioning." Tart and funky as a traditional lambic should be
25cl$12.00
Brasserie Dupont, Saison Dupont 6.5%
Regarded as a classic Belgian seasonal ale, this beer was designed to quench the thirst of farm workers. Brewed in winter, it is left to ferment in wooden barrels before being served
33cl$12.00
Duvel Moortgat, Duvel 6.66, 6.8%
The Duvel Moortgat family brewery celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2021 w/ this new mild, full-bodied blond. No fewer than 6 different hop varieties are used. It's based on the noble & exclusive hop varie-ties Saaz & Styrian Golding, just like classic Duvel
25cl$9.00
Dubuisson, Cuvée des Trolls 7%
Well-rounded and delicate Blonde Ale. The addition of dried orange peel at the boiling stage brings a pleasantly fruity aroma
25cl$12.00
Westmalle, Duo 7.2%^
A golden blonde that is 60% Tripel and 40% Extra. The freshness of Extra combined with the fruity body of Tripel, results in a refined balance of hop and fruit aromas
33cl$12.00
Oud Beersel, Kriekenlambiek 7.5%*
A traditional Lambic beer, produced by the addition of real sour cherries for natural fermentation in young Lambic. Once the cherries have been fully macerated and fermented, the Kriekenlambiek is blended with an older lambic to reach the desired flavor
25cl$12.00
Maredsous, Brune 8%
Abbey Brown brewed by Benedictine monks of the Abbey of Maredsous in the Belgian Ar- dennes. Originally only brewed for Christ- mas but has become a year round staple
25cl$10.00
Achouffe, La Chouffe 8%
Pale Blonde ale with citrus notes, followed by a refreshing touch, pleasantly spiced. Light hop profile. This was the first beer made at the brewery 40 years ago
25cl$8.00
Petrus, Petrus Cherry Chocolate Quad 8.5%
On Nitro. A blend of their Quadrupel, using 6 different types of roasted malts and cherries. The nitrogen gives it more body and creaminess
25cl$12.00
Chimay, Green (Cent Cinquante) 10%^
Strong Ale brewed to celebrate the 150th birthday of the brewery. Mellow body with a smoky, spicy flavor, and a touch of hop bitterness. Brewed with Saaz & Hallertau Mittelfrüh hops, plus an added secret spice
25cl$12.00
Val-Dieu, Grand Cru 10.5%
Quadrupel, with aromas of roasted malt, chocolate and port wine; finishes slightly dry
25cl$12.00
Van Steenberge, Gulden Draak 10.5%
A dark brown Triple Ale re-fermented in the keg, which in itself makes it an exceptional beer. Complex taste with notes of caramel, roasted malt and coffee makes it unique
25cl$9.00
Straffe Hendrik, Brugs Quadrupel 11%
A special malt blend gives this beer a complex character. Combining a delicate dryness with hints of coriander, dark fruits, anise and roasted chestnuts
25cl$12.00
De Garre by Van Steenberge 11%
This gem of a Belgian Triple is the house beer for the famous pub of the same name, located down a long alley in Bruges
33cl$12.00
Delirium
Delirium Barrel Aged Sour Blonde 10.8%*
Blonde ale spent 18 months in barrels before maturing further in tanks. Refreshingly acidic beer w/ the malty richness of a proper Belgian tripel
25cl$12.00
Delirium Black 11.5%
Strong Belgian Dark Ale aged in Willet Bourbon Barrel Aged in 10 months. Flavors of spices, bitterness, oak, bourbon, and vanilla
25cl$13.00
Gueuzerie Tilquin
Tilquin (or Gueuzerie Tilquin) is a Belgian lambic beer blendery based in Bierghes, Brussels, founded in 2009 by Pierre Tilquin. It is the only lambic blendery in the mainly French-speaking, southern region of Wallonia. Tilquin is exclusively the only blendery that is allowed to blend of one, two, and three-year-old lambics with wort acquired from Boon, Lindemans, Girardin, and Cantillon breweries
Oude Pinot Meunier à l'Ancienne (2020/2021) 7.9%
Beer of spontaneous fermentation, made from the fermentation of 250 grams of Pinot Meunier grapes per liter of lambic. The grapes were grown bio-dynamically by their neighbors at Domaine W. Unfiltered and unpasteurized, this beer is re-fermented in the bottle
750ml Bottle$50.00
Oude Pinot Gris à l'Ancienne (2020/2021) 8.4%
Beer of spontaneous fermentation, made from the fermentation of 280 grams of Pinot Gris grapes per liter of lambic. Unfiltered and unpasteurized, this beer is re-fermented in the bottle
750ml Bottle$50.00
Oude Riesling à l'Ancienne (2020/2021) 7.7%
Beer of spontaneous fermentation, made from the fermentation of 325 grams of Riesling grapes per liter of lambic. Unfiltered and unpasteurized, this beer is re-fermented in the bottle
750ml Bottle$50.00
Oude Sureau à l'Ancienne (2020/2021) 6.5%
Beer of spontaneous fermentation, made from the fermentation of 125 grams of elderberries per liter of lambic. Unfiltered unpasteurized, this beer is re-fermented in the bottle
750ml Bottle$46.00
Oude Mirabelle à l'Ancienne (2020/2021) 7%
During this season 20|21, a new fruit beer was blended, made from the fermentation of 240 grams of Mirabelle plums per liter of lambic
750ml Bottle$50.00
Craft Drafts
Dovetail, Grodziskie 3.8%**
Polish style smoked wheat beer has light, citrus-like overtones and a surprising hint of spicy smoke
Pint$8.50
Blind Corner, Taper (Naperville, IL) 4.2%**
Light, crisp, and refreshing American Lager. Easy drinking
Pint$6.00
Dogfish Head, Festina Pêche (Milton, DE) 4.5%*
Berliner Weisse style sour ale made with peaches to gently soften the sourness of the beer
Teku Glass$7.00
Sierra Nevada, Pils (Chico, CA) 4.7%
A craft lager made w/ Pilsner Malt, Saphir, and Crystal Lupulin hops. Crisp and refreshing w/ citrus notes
The original Gumballhead Wheat Pale Ale boosted with the addition of blood orange and lemon
Pint$7.50
Evil Twin NYC, Greenhouse Pils! (Brooklyn, NY) 5%
A German style Pilsner conditioned on an American Foudre. Drinks light & crispy. Notes of honey biscuits and subtle flowers
Pint$7.50
Firestone Walker DBA (Paso Robles, CA) 5%
English style Pale Ale. The first beer FSW made in 1996. Partially fermented in an oak-barrel brewing system. It stands as an iconic tribute to traditional cask fermented English ales. Caramel, English toffee and toasted oak flavors
Pint$8.50
Rothaus, Pils Tannen Zäpfle (Germany) 5.1%
Aromatic Tettanang and Hallertau hops, domestic malt from summer barley, and pure spring water from the high Black Forest give this balanced Pils it's unique spicy and fresh taste
0.5l$10.00
Stiegl, Paracelsus (Salzburg, Austria) 5.2%
Pristine and unfiltered Bio-Zwickl Lager. Brewed entirely with Austrian organic ingre- dients, in particular Laufener Landweizen, an ancient grain, grown and malted at the Stiegl-Farm, Wildshut
Teku Glass$9.00
Fonta Flora, Nightshade (Nebo, NC) 5.2%*
A Bière de Coupage, which is a brewing technique, the blending of young and mature beer. A blended spontaneous ale aged on estate-grown sun gold tomato leaves, flowers and green fruit. Earthy, tart, with a light funk
Aspen$9.00
Is/Was, Anchois 5.3%**
A single hop in a mid gravity saison, highlighting "Anchovy" Hops. This hop is extremely unique & with a nice watermelon profile
Founded in 1040, it is the oldest continuously operating brewery in the world. Hefeweizen brewed according to centuries-old brewing tradition on the Weihenstephan hill
0.5l$11.00
Allagash, White (Portland, ME) 5.5%
Traditional Belgian-style wheat beer, light & slightly cloudy w/a blend of spices. Longtime Hopleaf mainstay!
Pint$8.00
Scratch, Juniper & Lemon Balm Pale Ale (Ava, IL) 5.5%
Classic 90's-era American-style pale ale. Pine and citronella notes cap an easy drinking malt profile and clean finish
Pint$12.00
Goldfinger, Dortmunder (Downers Grove, IL) 5.8%**
Lager is typical of the style: rich & complex malt sweetness of a helles lager with the pronounced hop character of a German pils. Brewed w/Jack's Abby (Framingham, MA)
Pint$8.50
Brothership, AntiMatte (Mokena, IL) 5.8%**
Double Dry Hopped New England IPA with 100% Citra hops
Pint$10.00
Green Man, Porter (Asheville, NC) 6%
Made of a rich flavorful blend of English Crystal & roast malts hung on a backbone of Simpsons Golden Promise. Hops stay out of the way allowing the malt complexity to shine
Pint$8.00
3 Floyds, Zombie Dust (Munster, IN) 6.5%
This intensely hopped and gushing undead Pale Ale will be one's only respite after the zombie apocalypse
Pint$8.00
Saint Errant, Rivers of Suggestion 6.5%**
West Coast IPA with Centennial, Cascade, Simcoe and Mosaic
Pint$10.00
Birrificio del Ducato, Oud Brunello (Parma, Italy) 7%*
Collaboration with Oxbow Brewery in Maine; born from a mutual idea, to bring the pride of Italian Brunello wine to an innovative beer. Sour ale has sweet & sour notes accompanied by the unmistakable aroma of spending ten months in Brunnelo barrels. A rare treat!
Aspen$12.00
Beachwood, Amalgamator (Long Beach, CA) 7.1%
Dynamic West Coast-style IPA, delightful- ly light in body and bursting with unique aromas & flavors. Mosaic hops lays down an aromatic amalgam of passion fruit, blueberry, dank resin, and citrus notes
Pint$9.00
Maine, Lunch (Freeport, ME) 7%
"East Coast" version of a West Coast-style IPA. Intense hop flavors and aromas of tropical & citrus fruits & pine dominate, w/a subtle malt sweetness
Pint$12.00
OEC, Rubeus (Oxford, CT) 7.5%*
Sour red ale reminscent of the classic Flemish style. The slow aging process in Sangiovese & Tawny port barrels gives it dis- tinct notes of plums, cherries & dark fruit
Aspen$10.00
Half Acre, Beer Hates Astronauts 7.8%**
IPA with an intense focus on Citra hops, bursts with ripe, funky Citra hop aromas and creamy peach flavor built on Vienna malt, for a slightly sweet caramel base
Teku Glass$9.00
Eagle Park, Citra on the Dock of the Bay (Milwaukee, WI) 8%
New England IPA brewed w/ Citra hops
Teku Glass$10.00
Jackie O's, Barlow 2024 (Athens, OH) 11.4%
Imperial Stout brewed w/ heaps of roasted malt and rye aged in rye whiskey barrels for 19 months. Aromas of marzipan, toasty oak, & cacao
5oz Snifter$11.00
Magnanimous, Relic of Damnation (Tampa, FL) 12.5%
A blend of imperial stout aged in Old Elk Wheated Bourbon & Old Elk Wheated Bourbon Light Char barrels for 18 months with hazelnuts & coconut added. Collabora- tion with Mikerphone Brewing
5oz Snifter$10.00
Hopleaf's House Beers
Hopleaf's house beers are brewed for us by art history brewing
House Dark—Black Lager 4.8%
Traditional Czech Dark Lager inspired by a classic from the 500-year-old U Fleků brewery in Prague. Rich & complex, black as coal; starts off like a Porter but finishes crisp, clean, & dry
Pint$7.50
House Pale—Pale Ale 5.8%
Belgian-inspired Pale Ale fermented w/a yeast from a Belgian Trappist monastery. Brewed w/trad European malts & Belgian candy sugar but hopped with modern American Simcoe & Sultana hops. Food-friendly everyday drinker
Pint$7.50
Side Project (Maplewood, MO)
À La Table Blend #4, 2.5%
Traditionally brewed to be extremely refreshing. An airy and fluffy malt bill, fermented with wild Missouri yeast & their house Saison blend before being aged in Missouri oak for several months & naturally conditioned
25cl$10.00
Le Saisonnier Blend #6, 4%
A table beer made w/ European malts, hopped assertively w/ European hops & aged it in a Missouri Oak Foedre for 6 months with a blend of Missouri microflora to create a delicate, yet expressive experience from this naturally conditioned beer
25cl$10.00
Old Soul 5.8%
Malt-forward lagerbier with Czech yeast and hops. Drinks like a Märzen, but with more assertive late hop additions from the Czech Saaz and Bohemia hops to give it more of a classic herbal aroma
33cl$10.00
Saison du Fermier from Pinot Noir Puncheons Blend #7, 7%
Robust saison is balanced with the bright- ness, depth and rustic character of the wild microflora found on their family's Missouri farm. This limited expression of Saison du Fermier was fermented in and aged in Pinot Noir puncheons for 10 months before being naturally conditioned
25cl$10.00
Entropy 7.6%
New England style IPA brewed with Galaxy, Nectaron Cryo, Citra Cryo and Motueka hops. Dank, citrusy, fruit forward profile
33cl$10.00
Parallels 2022, 14%
Double Barrel Aged version of their Parfait base. A blend of Barrel Aged and Oak Aged Imperial Stouts which were blended and then racked back (double barrel aged) into Willett Barrels. After this final aging, it is finished with fresh ground cinnamon sticks, vanilla beans, and Barrel Aged maple syrup
5oz Snifter$14.00
Deep Wood Series
Revolution, Double Barrel V.S.O.D. 2023, 17.9%**
Occupying the epicenter of patience, refinement, and extremity, a forebod- ing incantation of swirling malt, spirit, and oak concentrated over several years prized bourbon barrels. Cocoa, vanilla, and stone fruit emanate from the glass, with each decadent sip punctuated by American oak and warming alcohol
5oz Snifter$10.00
Everyday Happy Hour
3pm-5pm
More, Wizard Mode 4.9%
16oz Can$5.00
*Sour. **Chicagoland. ^Trappist
Belgians
Van Steenberge
Like many others of its kind, this brewery originated from a ploughland farm which was also engaged in brewing beer for its own consumption. The first time it was mentioned in print was in 1784 under the name of "Brouwerij De Peer", although it's likely that there had long been a brewery there
Piraat 10.5%
Fruity, spicy, complex aroma and flavor. A sweet palate is followed by low hop bitterness, evident coriander-like spiciness and a titillating warming finish. Refermented in the bottle—a living beer! In the 17th & 18th centuries, ales like Piraat were highly prized and sought after by seafaring pirates and their captains
11.2oz$10.00
Gulden Draak (Golden Dragon) 10.5%
The flagship of this famous brewery. Dark brown triple ale with a creamy head, natural malt, toffee-like sweetness, hoppy accents. Barley wine strength at 10.5%
11.2oz$10.00
Gulden Draak 9000, 10.5%
An exceptional quadruple amber. Four different malt varieties give a deep golden amber color and a slightly fruity aroma. Together with the soft and slightly sweet taste, this provides a beautifully rounded bouquet with notes of dried fruit. A high fermentation beer with secondary fermentation. For the secondary fermentation wine yeast is used
11.2oz$10.00
Duvel Moortgat
In 1871, Jan-Leonard Moortgat, the son of a brewers' family from Steenhuffel, founded the Moortgat farm brewery together with his wife Maria De Block. At that time, the newcomer was just one of the 4,000 breweries active in Belgium at the turn of the century
Duvel 9.5%
The Classic! This strong golden ale is surely one of the world's most beautiful & elegant beers. Prodigious creamy head, a champagne sparkle, notes of pear & a dry finish. Fermented three times, bottle-conditioned and suitable for cellaring
11.2oz$10.00
St. Feuillien
One of the few female-run Belgian breweries. Founded in 1873 by Stéphanie Friart. The Friart family's fifth generation is now at the helm
Grand Cru 9.5%
This extra-blond amber nectar masterpiece undergoes refermentation in the bottle, resulting in a beer endowed with unforgettable character. The secret lies in the unique combination of the noblest hops and the finest aromatic ingredients. Grand Cru differs from other beers in the range by its absence of spices and a traditional dry hopping with Styrian Golding hops in bloom
11.2oz$15.00
Quadrupel 11%
A very dark and dense beer. This quadruple distinguishes herself by a complex and finely caramelized aroma and with shades of Madeira wine, candied fruit and an intense touch of fermentation esters. A slight hoppy smell completes the whole. The mouth is long with a powerful body built on the density and generous apparent extract. The bitterness is present but sweet and blends harmoniously with the malty structure. The selection of special malts raises the chocolate side with the nuances of coconut
11.2oz$14.00
Brasserie Dupont
This classic agricultural brewery dating from 1850, set around a farmyard in Tourpes, has been in the Dupont family since 1920 and still uses the original cast iron brewing vessels
Saison Dupont 6.5%
Herbal, hoppy, peppery fruitiness; rocky head. Long dry finish
375ml$12.00
De Brabandere
Started 1894 as the farm brewery Bavikhove, it is still independent and family-owned and run by the 5th generation, Albert De Brabandere. While they brew a wide range styles, they are best known in America for superb sour beers and their Bavik Superpils
Petrus Aged Pale Ale 7.3%
24-30 months in wood. Old-golden-hued. Oaky aroma w/hints of sherry & fruit, sourness in the finish
11.2oz$10.00
Omer Vander Ghinste
When Omer Vander Ghinste started brewing in 1892 in the beautiful West Flemish village of Bellegem, brand names did not yet exist. He promoted his beers by placing stained glass windows with the words "Beers Omer Vander Ghinste" in the front windows of the pubs. As these windows were very expensive, it was not an option to replace them at every change of generation. Therefore every firstborn son was baptized "Omer", a tradition still kept alive today, 130 years and 5 generations later!
Cuvée des Jacobins 5.5%
Unblended old lambic, aged for 18 mos. or more. Robust character but beautiful & sophisticated, w/a full body & over tones of vanilla, dried cherry, stone fruit & cocoa. A complex, beautiful sour beer
330ml$15.00
Roodbruin 5.5%
Based on an ancient beer called "Ouden Tripel". Blending this beer with lambic aged in oak barrels for 18 months results in this specific West Flanders Red-brown beer. Its typical flavor is well-balanced, with hardly noticeable sourness
330ml$12.00
Brasserie de Blaugies - Wallonie
A small traditional family brewery begun by Pierre-Alex Carlier and Marie-Noelle Pourtois. All the beers brewed in their buildings are unfiltered and are fermented a second time in the bottle after adding yeast. The first mash was made on March 24, 1988
Darbyste 5.8%
Saison made with wheat, fermented with fig juice. Figs are not evident in the flavor, which is light, lemony and dry
12.7oz$20.00
La Moneuse 8%
Named for A. J. Moneuse (b. 1768), a famous local bandit and gang leader, and ancestor of the brewers' family. It is a classic Saison by virtue of its strength and its earthy, aged quality. It has a hardy, semi-dry malt character, a fresh but not overpowering hoppiness, abundant yeasty, fruity flavors and a fairly strong but pleasant and enticing mustiness
12.7oz$20.00
La Vermontoise 6%
Stemming from a partnership with mythical Vermont brewery Hill Farmstead, this one is made with malt, spelt and American hops. It stands out with its substantial bitterness and its dry and subtly lemony finish
12.7oz$20.00
Saison d'Epeautre 6%
Classic Saison/Farmhouse Ale brewed with spelt. Clean, crisp, and refreshing with just enough spice to liven things up
12.7oz$20.00
D'Achouffe
The small artisanal brewery in the Ardennes, founded by brothers-inlaw Pierre Gobron and Christian Bauweraerts towards the end of the 1970s, with initially less than 5,000 euros available to them. At the beginning they thought of it as a hobby, but soon they decided to devote themselves to the adventure full-time. The first 'brassin' (brewing mix) of La Chouffe was finished on 27th August 1982
LaChouffe 8%
Strong Golden Ale, a bit on the sweet side, w/just enough hops to dry the palate
330ml$10.00
Houblon Chouffe 9%
A unique marrying of the traditions of English IPAs w/the innovations of American Double IPAs and the classic Belgian way of brewing. A beautifully balanced Tripel, hazy gold w/impressive, long lasting head, big malty body, distinct hop dryness, expressive estery fruitiness
330ml$10.00
De Dolle Brouwers
The name started with a bicycle club "De Dolle Dravers", composed of four members — the two brothers Herteleer, Dirk Coussée, and Bernard Veranneman—who also knew about the regional beer culture. The brewery was born in 1980, when they took over an empty brewery
Oerbier 9%
Oerbier means original, from the source.Oerbier was created as an at home washtub experiment, with only natural ingredients and with secondary fermentation in the bottle. Brewed from a mixture of different malts, Poperinge Golding hops and a special yeast which makes for a subtly tart beer. The tartness becomes more prevalent with aging
11.2oz$14.00
Arabier 8%
A beer with secondary fermentation in the bottle, hopped with flower hops from Poperinge (Nugget and WGV—Whitbread Golding Variety). Distinctive dry-hopped taste and aroma
11.2oz$14.00
Bos Keun 9%
The recipe contains pale malt, Poperinge Goldings hops in bubbles, organic cane sugar, pure oerwater, top fermentation, fermentation & secondary fermentation in the bottle. Notes of berries, licorice, dry leaves, vanilla, and chocolate
11.2oz$14.00
Dulle Teve 10%
The website says: "Dulle Teve means Mad Bitch, but the US govt. does not like the name, so we said 'TRIPEL' " on labels. All-malt brew w/white candy in the kettle & refermented
11.2oz$14.00
Stille Nacht 12%
De Dolle's Christmas offering. High est density of any Belgian beer (27°Plato); boiled for 5 hours; brewed w/pale malt w/white candi sugar in the kettle. Nug get hops & dry hop ping bring extra bit terness to balance the extreme sweet ness (due to the density.) The taste triangle is completed w/some acidity of the fermentation
11.2oz$14.00
Delirium Tremens (By Huyghe)
Delirium Tremens (By Huyghe) 8.5%
A fourth generation independent family-owned and -run brewery, Huyghe has, over the past decade, made unprecedented investments in sustainability; reducing use of water, electricity, steam and waste. Triple fermentation and the use of three different yeast strains create its signature tastes: sweet, biscuit malt backbone, supported by pleasant warmth and spice, finishes well rounded, floral, and dry. The allusion to pink elephants and the choice of names is not random
11.2oz$12.00
Kasteel Brouwerij Vanhonsebrouck
A small traditional family brewery begun by Pierre-Alex Carlier and Marie-Noelle Pourtois. All the beers brewed in their buildings are unfiltered and are fermented a second time in the bottle after adding yeast. The first mash was made on March 24, 1988
Donker 11%
The very first beer of the Kasteel range is a full-bodied Quadrupel with hints of caramel, coffee and chocolate
16oz. Can$12.00
Rouge 11%
A unique blend of Kasteel Donker and macerated cherries
16oz. Can$12.00
De Halve Maan
"The Half Moon". This is the last active brewery in the historical city of Bruges. The town archives first mention the brewery in 1546. Since 1856, the famous brewing family Maes-Vanneste has owned the brewery
Brugse Zot 6%
A golden blonde ale brewed w/4 malts & 2 aromatic hop varieties, it's fruity & refreshing
330ml$11.00
Straffe Hendrik Brugs Tripel 9%
Hazy golden color, sweet malt, spice, and lots of yeast. A bit spritzy
330ml$12.00
Straffe Hendrik Brugs Quadruple 11%
Rich, intense dark Belgian ale. Brewed w/a subtle blend of specialty malts to give the ale extremely dark color & chewy, malty complex character
330ml$12.00
Rodenbach
The Rodenbach family is no average family. The ancestors of the current family took part in Napoleon's campaign in Russia, wrote the Belgian national anthem and founded Brewery Rodenbach in 1821
Classic 5%
Young Rodenbach is mixed with mature Rodenbach (at least two years in oak casks.) A scintillating dark, richly aromatic beer
500ml Can$12.00
Grand Cru 6%
Bottle-conditioned blend of ales aged in oak tuns of various sizes, each imparting its individual character. Sweet, acidic & fruity with sour grape background
330ml$15.00
Alexander 5.6%
A mixed fermentation beer consisting of two thirds beer that was matured in oak casks for 24 months and one third young beer; the blend is then subjected to maceration with sour cherries.A limited addition beer
11.2oz$15.00
Brouwerij Verhaeghe
A small family-owned brewery in West Flanders. Founded in 1885, it was dismantled by occupying German troops during WW1. After the War, with a changed market, the brewery was purpose-built to make their famed barrel-aged dark Flemish ale
Duchesse du Bourgogne 6.2%
Refreshing Flemish old red ale, matured in oak casks. Smooth, rich texture w/interplay of passion fruit & chocolate, & a long dry, acidic finish
330ml$12.00
Duchesse Cherry (Formerly Echt Kriekenbier) 6.8%
Cherry ale based on their Vichtenaar with local sour cherries added during the maturation process in wood casks. A blending of 1, 2 & 3-year-old beers
330ml$12.00
Brasserie De La Senne
Part of the 'new wave' of craft beer in Brussels. They produce hoppy ales, continental styles, barrel-aged mixed-fermented beers, as well as beer's fermented with a local brettanomyces yeast. The aim is to brews beers of character that are well-balanced, with a requirement for quality and consistency, absence of compromise, and a totally natural production, as well as an extremely sharp selection of raw materials in a direct relationship with the producer
Brett Porter 5.7%
Inspired by old London Porters of the 1800s, which were kept in huge wooden tuns where Brettanomyces yeasts would develop. It has not been barrel-aged, but co-fermented with their own Brettanomyces, and brewed from magnificent English special malts. The Brettanomyces are very present on the nose, giving it a vinous character with very ripe cherries like an old kirsch, and and slight leather notes. A roasted and slightly smoky touch completes the picture
330ml$15.00
Brett Saison 5.3%
A spelt Saison, dry-hopped and fermented with added Brettanomyces. It is blonde, opalescent; with very persistent foam that is creamy and fine. Aromatic and fruity, the nose is reminiscent of pineapple, quince, apricot, and gooseberry. A 'funky' touch, typical of Brettanomyces, completes the picture. Finish is dry and bitter, typical traits of the Saisons from the 1920's. It is extremely refreshing, which inspired its name: in the Flanders of olden times, Bruwers beer was a light and thirst quenching beer and was mainly drunk by brewery workers
300ml$15.00
Abbey-Style Beers
Abbey-Style Beers may or may not have a historical connection to an abbey and they may or may not pay royalties to a monastery. They are always beers of a style commonly associated with monastic brewing traditions. In some cases, a historic abbey sold or licensed a private company the rights to their name and recipes. In most though, there was never a connection between the brand and the Catholic Church
Abbaye de Leffe
Owned and brewed by Inbev at the Stella Artois Brewery in Leuven. Royalties are paid to the monastery
Leffe Blonde 6.6%
Authentic blond abbey beer with a slight hint of bitterness to it. Floral and spicy with notes of vanilla and cloves
11.2oz$9.00
Abbaye Du Val-dieu
It is the only Belgian abbey beer to be 100% brewed in a living abbey such as the famous Belgian Trappist beers.The monks of the Abbey of Val-Dieu are the ones who are at the origin of the beers which are brewed today on the site. The water used for the production of the beer comes from the "Barrage de la Gileppe". The region is famous for its high quality spring water
Grand Cru 10.5%
Quadrupel, with aromas of roasted malt, chocolate and port wine; finishes slightly dry
11.2oz$13.00
St. Bernardus
In 1945, Trappist monastery St. Sixtus stopped selling its beer and an agreement was reached where the monks would brew beer only for themselves. For beers for sale to the public, they gave a license to the nearby cheese factory, and brewery St. Bernardus was founded. (Mathieu Szafran-ski, the brewmaster from Westvleteren, became a partner in the brewery and brought with him the recipes, the know-how, and the St. Sixtus yeast strain.) Since 1992 when the Trappist monasteries decided that Authentic Trappist beer could only be brewed in a monastery, those brewed in Watou have been sold under the brand name St. Bernardus. The St. Bernardus range is considered a close match in recipe and style to the St. Sixtus/Westvleteren beers, which can be hard to obtain outside the area
Abt 12, 10%
Richly textured brown ale so dark it's almost ebony; smooth, creamy & full-bodied. Very assertive, like a warming coconut brandy
330ml$12.00
Prior 8, 8%
Brewed in the classic dubbel style;c reamy rich texture that's almost oily, malt-fruit complexity reminiscent of coconut
330ml$10.00
Pater 6, 6.7%
Traditional Dubbel, chestnut in color, very fruity w/notes of melon & very fresh banana, finishing w/slight bitterness. Easy drinking!
330ml$10.00
Tripel 8%
In the Watou region a Tripel is often referred to as a 'Bernadetje', a fine tribute that pays homage to Bernadette, the youngest daughter of Evariste Deconinck, the man to whom the monks of Abbaye Sainte Marie du Mont des Cats sold their Belgian property in 1934
330ml$12.00
Authentic Trappist Beers
Twelve Trappist monasteries—five in Belgium, two in the Netherlands, and one each in Austria, Italy, England, France, and Spain—currently produce beer, but the Authentic Trappist Product label is assigned by the International Trappist Association (ITA) to just ten breweries which meet their strict criteria: Trappist beer is brewed in living monasteries by monks who are actively involved in the brewing of the beer
Orval 6.2%^
Founded in 1070 by Benedictines from Calabria; rebuilt many times over the centuries after being sacked in several conflicts. This beer, Orval's only offering, gains its unusual orangy color from the use of 3 malts plus white candi sugar in the kettle. Dry-hopped secondary fermentation lasts 5-7 weeks; bottle-condition ing lasts 2 months. This Trappist also stands apart as the only one to use Brettanomyces. It's a true world classic
11.2oz$12.00
Chimay^
Belgium's best-known & biggest monastery—founded in 1850; brewing begun in 1861; the first monks in Belgium to sell their beer com mercially. Its products are, in the monastic tradition, top-fermented strong ales condi tioned in the bottle. Within this tradition the Chimay beers have a house character that is fruity both in intense aroma and palate
Première (Red) 7%
The oldest of the Chimays. Its coppery color and sweet, fruity taste make it a particularly tasty dark ale
11.2oz/330ml$14.00
Cinq Cents (White) 8%
Golden, slightly hazy appearance, fine head. Characteristic aroma of fresh hops & yeast. Fruity notes of muscat & raisins. No acidity, but an afterbitterness which melts in the mouth. Top-fermented unpasteurized Trappist Tripel. A classic
11.2oz/330ml$14.00
Grande Réserve (Blue) 9%
First brewed as a Christmas beer by the monks of Scourmont Abbey in 1956. It begins with a light sweet note before the creamy caramel transitions to a soft Mocha combined with an intense spicy taste, culminating in a delicious candied fruit finish
11.2oz/330ml$14.00
Cent Cinquante (Green) 10.5%
Brewed to celebrate the 150th birthday of the brewery based at the Abbey de Scourmont. A strong blonde ale, refreshing & fruity, tasty & intense. Its mint, bergamot, lime, & eucalyptus aromas are enhanced by a touch of invigorating ginger. Its mellow, rounded body & smoky, spicy flavour is typical of Chimay beers. Brewed with Saaz & Hallertau Mittelfrüh hops, plus an added secret spice
11.2oz/330ml$14.00
Grande Réserve Barrel Fermented 10%
This year, the Grande Reserve fermented in Brandy barrels will surprise you, from the first sip, the aromas of ripe dried fruit, such as sultanas and dates, come to the fore, mixed with a subtle hint of caramel. The velvety texture of caramel and dried fruit blends with toasted hazelnut on the palate. The inclusion of tannins adds a pleasant structure, while the bitterness perfectly offsets the alcohol. The result lingers, encouraging you to prolong the tasting experience
12.7 oz$45.00
Rochefort^
The Abbey of St-Remy, aka Abbaye Notre-Dame de Saint-Remy, was founded in 1230 in southern Belgium. The monks began to brew sometime around 1595. Over the course of several wars and centuries, including the French Revolution, brewing was halted and restarted several times. Most recently, after WWII, their restart was assisted by the monks at Chimay The "number names" refer to the original gravity of each beer, measured in Belgian degrees, a brewing scale no longer used today
"6" 7.5%
"6" Dubbel became available to the public starting in 1953. Soft body, earthy flavors, and herbal character. Refined, soft spiciness in the bouquet finishes w/a bit of caramel. Bottle-conditioned for soft natural carbonation
11.2oz$12.00
"8" 9.2%
Strong ale originally called "Spécial," Rochefort 8 dates to the mid1950s. The flavor is vigorous and complex, with firm body to support the strength. The aroma has elusive notes of fresh fruit, spice, leather, and figs
11.2oz$12.00
"10" 11.5%
This Quadrupel was developed in the late 1940s and early 50s. It appears on virtually every list of the world's finest beers. Great strength balanced by a complexity of flavors and firm malt backbone. The bouquet covers a wide range: port wine, leather, apricots, oak, spices. Deeply intriguing
11.2oz$14.00
Tripel Extra 8.1%
The first new beer from Rochefort since 1955! First brewed for distribution in 2020, this commemorates "Forte Bière Blonde Extra," a similar beer brewed at Rochefort from 1920 to about 1923
11.2oz$12.00
Mount St. Bernard Abbey^
The only Trappist brewery in England, in Coalville, Leicestershire. In 2013 the monks of the St. Bernard Abbey realized farming was no longer viable due to modern mechanized farming and low dairy prices. Construction of the brewery began in 2018. Abbey records show that beer was brewed there before 1900, although the historic recipe has been lost
Tynt Meadow 7.4%
A strong dark ale, but one with a clearly English character. Aromatic hints of dark chocolate, licorice, and rich fruit flavors. Full-bodied, gently balancing the taste of dark chocolate, pepper, and fig
11.2oz$12.00
Tre Fontane^
Tre Fontane 8.5%
L'Abbazia delle Tre Fontane, located in the heart of Rome, is surrounded by beautiful eucalyptus trees planted by monks starting in 1870. Eucalyptus was believed to have qualities that could prevent malaria. Recently, thanks to the discovery of an ancient beer recipe, the monks began brewing using their eucalyptus as a spice. Honeyish, herbal w/a subtle eucalyptus aftertaste. Mildly spicy, balanced by a stiff bitterness. Dry finish w/residual malt, fruit, and hops
330ml$15.00
La Trappe (By de Koningshoeven)^
From abbey Schaapskooi in the Netherlands, where Trappist ale has been brewed since 1884. The monks of the abbey are popularly called "Trappists", after the origin of their order: the French Soligny-La-Trappe, an order characterized by austerity, silence and the duty of charity
La Trappe Quadrupel 10%
Said to be the first Quadrupel in the world. The full, heart-warming and intense taste is malty with sweet tones of dates and caramel
11.2oz$12.00
Westmalle^
Founded in 1831, the monastery has brewed since its early days, though it was slow to make its products available com mercially. It remains the most withdrawn of the Trappist monasteries, not encouraging visitors. They produce four beers, includ ing a single known as "Extra" which was once available only to the Brothers
Dubbel 7%
A dark brown ale, malty but quite dry
11.2oz/330ml$12.00
Tripel 9.5%
Strong w/a pale, almost pilsner color. Its mash is made exclusively of pilsner malts from Germany & France, but following the classic procedure, candy sugar is added to the kettle. Three hopping stages. Faintly citrus fruitiness, rounded body, & alcoholic kick. Strong herbal aroma and dense head
11.2oz/330ml$12.00
Extra 4.8%
This is one of the oldest beers of Westmalle Abbey, with a tradition that dates back to the start of the brewery. It was created to drink with meals in the abbey, something the monks still do today. As a top fermented golden yellow Trappist beer, the Extra is unique in combining a low alcohol content with a rich flavor. Enjoy its fruity notes and its refreshing, thirst-quenching character.
11.2oz/330ml$12.00
Lambics
Spontaneously fermented beers from the Lambeek region. Whereas most beers are fermented by cultured yeast under tightly-controlled conditions, these instead utilize airborne wild yeasts. These bottle-conditioned beers develop further complexity through aging in wooden barrels prior to bottling
Oud Beersel
Located in Beersel, SW of Brussels city center Started in 1882, it is one of the last remaining authentic lambic blenderies in Belgium. It's also one of the smallest lambic breweries. "Uncompromisingly traditional lambic, gueuze and kriek"
Vandervelden Oude Geuze (Vielle) 6%
The series, named after founder Henri Vandervelden, is known for the complexities arising from only foeder-aged Lambic. This celebrates the 140th anniversary of Oud Beersel, composed with 1- and 2- year-old lambics from foeders and 3-year-old lambic from another foeder. The average age of the blend was 30 months. Extraordinary complexity
330ml$20.00
Oude Kriek (Vielle) 6%
Made from real cherries and Oud Beersel lambic matured in old barrels. The cherries—around 400 gr/liter— are slowly absorbed into the lambic, which develops a fruity character and a ruby red color
330ml$20.00
Girardin
Gueuze 1882 (Black Label) 5%^^
Neither filtered nor centrifuged. Quite traditional & cidery. Very complex palate with lots of aromatic flavors, including sour apple & lemon juice
375ml$20.00
De Cam
It is the smallest lambic blenders in Belgium, receiving its lambic from Boon, Girardin, and Lindemans. Founded in 1997 in Gooik, in the Pajottenland region, SW of Brussels
Oude Gueuze 7%^^
A traditional gueuze, blended with 1-, 2- and 3- year-old lambikken. Barrel-aged and bottled on the farm
375ml$30.00
Het Boerenerf
An artisanal blendery focused on the art of fermenting and blending; beverages include lambic, cider, fruit wine, and honey wine. Established in 2020 by visionary founders Senne Eylenbosch and Vincent Alluin, Boerenerf occupies the historic grounds of the esteemed Brouwerij Eylenbosch in Huizingen which closed its doors in 1965. At the heart of their craft lies the tradition of spontaneous fermentation and barrel aging. Deeply committed to collaborating with local farmers to source exceptional quality ingredients directly from the farm to the barrel
Oude Gueuze 7%^^
A traditional gueuze, blended with 1-, 2- and 3- year-old lambikken. Barrel-aged and bottled on the farm
375ml$25.00
Framboos 7%^^
Raspberries from the fruit farm De Daalkouter is blended with young and old lambics, then macerated for 3 months. Fermented, aged & bottled on the farm
750ml$70.00
Pescharina 7%^^
Blend of 1- & 2-year-old lambics with maceration of peach & nectarine. Five different varieties of fruit—2 white peach, 2 yellow peach, 1 nectarine— were hand-picked from orchards in Italy. Each variety is blended separately with the lambic to then macerate for months. Fermented, aged & bottled on the farm
750ml$70.00
Boon^^
100% spontaneously fermented by wild yeast. Barrel-aged for 2 years. Uses only whole fruits in his lambics—no additional syrups or extracts. Aromatically fruity, tart & unblended, w/a great balance of flavors. (Boon spells gueuze without the first "u".)
Kriek 5%
Using old and young lambic beer that has aged in oak casks. When the lambic is 6 months old, they add 25% black cherries. This provokes the second fermentation. They then clarify, filter and bottle it. The cherries and young lambic create a red beer that is both natural and fresh, with an absolutely unforgettable sweet and sour taste. This is kriek as it should be, with nothing but real cherries and lambic
330ml$22.00
Framboise 5%
Raspberry lambic was once a rarity and only produced for a few weeks during the summer. Frank Boon was the first brewer to again prepare a raspberry lambic in the summer of 1976. More than 300 grams per liter of fresh raspberries add a fresh fruity taste. The young lambic supports the flavor, but this is very much about raspberries, not the lambic
330ml$20.00
Gueuze Mariage Parfait 8%
Consisting of 95% mild lambic, aged at least three years and specially reserved for this purpose, and 5% young lambic. The latter provides the fermentable sugars and wild yeasts. After mixing in a vessel of 25,000 liters, the wort (unfermented mixture) is filtered and chilled. The soft, mildly sour berry taste, harmonizes with the oak barrels' aromas in which Geuze Mariage Parfait has ripen. The body speaks of vanilla followed by a bitter aftertaste of cloves that becomes increasingly intense
330ml$20.00
Hanssens Artisanaal^^
Hanssens Artisanaal is the oldest independent geuze blender in the world. In 1871, former mayor Hanssens Bartholomeus started to brew lambic in the previous Saint-Antonius brewery. Nowadays it is helmed by Sidy Hanssens, daughter of Jean, the 4th generation in this family's tradition. It should be noted that after World War I, when the Germans took all the copper brew material to produce war equipment, Bartholomeus was compelled to continue as a blender, like so many others of the time. The most significant difference between a gueuze blender and gueuze brewer is that a gueuze blender buys wort (lambic wort) from lambic brewers rather than brewing the lambic himself. The centuries-old knowledge and techniques of the Hanssens family create these beers, which are unfiltered, unpasteurized, and bottle-conditioned
Oude Gueuze 5.8%
A blend of the finest Lambics, 100% matured in oak barrels and bottle conditioned. Each batch of Gueuze offers different aromas and flavors, based on the centuries-old knowledge of the Hanssens family. After blending, the Gueuze is bottled, corked and stored in the cellar for secondary fermentation for over one year
12.7oz$15.00
Cassis 6%
Lambic with fresh black currants matured in oak barrels. Fairly sour with some acidity on the nose and some oak tannins and currant funkiness
375ml$25.00
Raspberry 6%
Lambic with fresh raspberries matured in oak barrels.Tastes of very tart raspberries and dark fruit, oak, funk, vinegar and acidic notes
375ml$25.00
Scarenbecca Kriek 6%
Pure young cherry lambic traditionally of only the rare Schaarbeekse variety. The limited availability of these wild Belgian cherries has required Hanssens to supplement with Kelleris cherries from the Tienen area
12.7oz$36.00
Handgeplukte Schaarbeekse Kriek 6%
Differs from the Scarenbecca Kriek in that this oude kriek is a blend of 75% young lambic with Schaerbeekse cherries and 25% old lambic to obtain a secondary fermentation in the bottle
12.7oz$30.00
Oudbeitje 5.8%
Lambic with Belgian strawberries added. Currently the only commercially available, non-back-sweetened strawberry lambic on the market. First blended in 2000 with a blend of Boon and Girardin lambic. Brewed Exclusively for B. United International's Masters Collection
12.7oz$18.00
Lindemans
Starting as a humble farm brewery in 1822 and now run by the 6th generation of the Lindeman family, they are the largest, most widely distributed and most commercially successful of all the lambic brewers. They've pioneered many innvoations , while continuing to produce trad lambic for themselves and several blenders. Their Cuvée René lambics are outstanding examples of traditional lambics while their fruited beers have been great lambic entry points for the popular market
Peche 3%^^^
Sparkling, refreshing taste of peaches. Flavorful and beautifully balanced. Wonderful in place of cider or champagne
250ml$9.00
Framboise 4%^^^
Magnificent aroma, delicate raspberry palate w/undertones of fruity acidity; elegant, sparkling clean natural taste, lovely rose color
250ml$9.00
Cassis 4%^^^
Tart and sweet, tasting of currants
355ml$12.00
Strawberry 3.5%^^^
Lindemans first new fruited lambic in over a decade. Choosing strawberry was easy: the complex sweetness of the fruit matches perfectly the sourness of lambic, resulting in a balanced marriage of sweet and sour. Made from 1- year-old oak-aged lambic & strawberries
250ml$9.00
Kriek 4%^^^
Beautiful pour: deep red w/pink head, & lovely lacing as you drink. Big cherry nose w/a bit of yeast. Rich thick smooth mouthfeel, slight tartness & plenty of cherry flavor/sweetness till the end
355ml$15.00
Cuvée René Kriek 7%^^^
To produce this beer the cherries ferment in lambic that is at least 6 mos. old in huge 10,000-liter oak barrels (foudres). After another 6 months the beer is bottled and then undergoes a spontaneous second fermentation process which, after a few months, will produce the CO2 to which this authentic beer owes its carbonation and distinctive foamy head
750ml$45.00
Timmermans
The worlds oldest lambic brewery, Timmermans has brewed lambic in Itterbeek for over 300 years, since 1702. A few miles from the center of Brussels, it was then known as "The Mole Brewery". Owned by Jan Vandermeulen, it was also a farm, an orchard, a café and a malt-house
Lambicus Blanche 4.5%^^^
A traditional lambic and, as with Belgian white beers, spiced with coriander. Refreshing, with flavors of wheat, citrus and spicy notes
12.7oz$15.00
Lambicus Faro 4%^^^
A historical Brussels beer. Candy sugar is delicately added to a traditional barrel-aged lambic, giving a sweeter note with apple aromas
12.7oz$15.00
Framboise 4%^^^
Made by adding 100% natural raspberry to the lambic. After maturation in oak barrels, the beer turns a delicate, delightful shade of pink
11.2oz$12.00
Kriek 4%^^^
A truly traditional kriek. A delicate blend of young and old barrel-aged lambic and 100% natural cherries. Lively aroma and light acidity
11.2oz$12.00
Craft Beers
From N America & Europe
Ommegang - Cooperstown, NY
3 Philosophers 9.7%
Noel Blake's winning concept in the Real Beer contest to "describe your ideal beer": a blend of Lindeman's Kriek & Ommegang Ale. Fruity, spicy & strong
16oz$10.00
Allagash - Portland, Maine
Coolship Resurgam 6.3%
The name comes from the motto of Portland, Maine—"I shall rise again". A blend of both old and young unfruited spontaneous beers. Enjoy aromas of apricot, lemon zest, and candied fruit. Notes of tropical fruit and flavors of funk lead to a clean, tart, dry finish
12oz$25.00
Tripel 9%
This strong golden ale carries herbal notes and passion fruit in the aroma. Suggestions of honey and biscuit are found in the beer's complex, varied palate. Brewed with 2-row barley blend, hopped with Nugget and Hallertau, then fermented with house yeast. Offers a complex, yet dry finish
12oz$10.00
Curieux 10.2%
First brewed back in 2004, this was Allgash's initial foray into barrelaging. They take their Tripel and let it age in bourbon barrels for six-to-eight weeks. After that, they take the beer out of cold cellars and blend it back with a portion of fresh Tripel. The resulting rich, golden ale features smooth notes of coconut, vanilla, and a hint of bourbon
12oz$12.00
BFM (Brasserie des Franches-Montaignes) Switzerland
Abbaye de St Bon Chien 11%
Named in fond memory of the excellent (now late) brewery cat. Delightfully complex Belgian-style Strong Ale from the Jura Mtns. in the NW border region of Switzerland. Treads the boundary between port, wine & beer. Aged in wooden casks previously used to age Merlot, Merlot Cabernet, Whisky and then Grappa; then finally blended from different casks for optimal balance and complexity. Amazing nose featuring spices (cinnamon, wood), fruit, spirits, licoricey, vegetal dryness. Palate features grapes, chocolate, vanilla, brown sugar! Smooth & velvety, turning slightly vinous w/very subdued bitterness. Long port-like finish. Great w/rich foods like duck, balsamic vinegar, very dark chocolate
330ml$28.00
Grand Cru 2021—Gola Verage 11.1%
Sour ale matured for 12 months in Red Wine barrels, then 6 in Rum barrels
37.5cl$35.00
Grand Cru 2021—Moustache 11.1%
Sour ale matured for 12 months in Red Wine barrels and 6 months in Tawny Port barrels
37.5cl$35.00
New Belgium - Colorado
Trippel 8.5%
Since the early 90's, this has been a big, beautiful Belgian-style Tripel ale. Classically smooth and complex, it sings with a high-note of sweet citrus before a pleasantly dry finish delivers a warm, strong boozy bite
12oz$12.00
Trans Atlantique Kriek 6.2%
Produced once a year since 2003, It begins its life in the oaken vessels of Gert Christiaens' Oud Beersel, a 130-year-old lambic brewery in the Zenne valley of Belgium. After the lambic ages there, it's blended with tart Polish cherries and shipped across the Atlantic to New Belgium. They then blend in an equal portion of golden sour ale, aged for up to three years in our oak foeders
12.7oz$25.00
Unibroue - Chambly, Canada
La Fin du Monde 9%
Triple-fermented in the style of the Trappist triples. Slightly tart; balanced flavors of wild spices, malt & hops
12oz$9.00
Stieglgut
Wildshut Bio Perlage 8%
Perlage was created to combine the best of both world's - Beer and Champagne, Brut de Bière! This premium organic ale is brewed with select yeast from the Champagne region of France. Brewed using the traditional Methode Champanoise, it has a vibrant lively finish. Initially, the Brut de Bière wraps itself in a silky white foam lace. The nose is caressed by a fruity-spicy Riesling bouquet, the tongue is surprised by intertwining delicate sweetness and utterly charming acidity. Finely bubbly carbonic acid is reminiscent of the mousseux typical of sparkling wine. The rich complexity and beautiful dryness impress with great elegance
Founded by two longterm friends in 2012. They pride themselves in the fact in their purpose to achieve the improbable by brewing tasty gluten-free beers
Blonde 4.5%
Airy and lemony with flavors of white pepper, green tea and lemon peel
16oz$10.00
IPA 6%
A perfect harmony between citrus fruit aromas, tastes of fresh hops with a bitter finish. Notes of apricot, with lemon and floral notes
16oz$10.00
Ciders
Domaine Etienne Dupont - Normandy, France
The Famille Dupont estate, family-owned since 1837, covers 74 acres and is right at the heart of the Pays d'Auge region. The farm has 6000 apple trees in 13 different varieties., which are all perfectly adapted to the terroir. Apples are only gathered when at full maturity, which necessitates at least three visits to each apple tree
Cidre Bouche Fermier 5.5%
Organic cider, created using the traditional method of the Pays d'Auge (a double distilled cider made from apples harvested in the Pays d'Auge region of Normandy using a copper pot still). Full of fruit and freshness, the taste reveals rich lovely roundness, aromas of fresh apple supported by aromas of red fruits. A longtime Hopleaf favorite
375ml$15.00
Farnum Hill - Poverty Lane Orchards, Lebanon, NH
Their apple operation, has become one of the biggest (and oldest) in New Hampshire. In the 1990s and 2000s, many of the bigger, older orchards in New England had to sell some or all of their land to developers. By the 1980s they had started growing apples most of citizens had never heard of, including many that nobody eats! And they didn't sell any good orchard land to developers, because those varieties promised an agricultural future for the land
Farmhouse Cider 6.5%
Pale gold, bubbly, with hints of sweetness amid tart, bitter, and fruity elements: citrus, pineapple, bittersweet apple, and whiffs of good earthy funk. It has a clean, appetizing finish that is super-friendly to food
12 oz$12.00
Uncle John's - St Johns, MI
Founders John and Carolyn Beck purchased the "family farm" from John's parents in the early 1970's. Making apple cider and donuts. In the early 2000's, their son Mike began to see the potential for making hard ciders with their fresh-pressed apple juice. With the help of a Federal Valued Agricultural grant, he was able move forward with this dream
Cranberry 6.5%
A sweet/tart blend of original Apple and cranberry juice
16 oz$9.00
Stormalong - Sherborn, MA
Founded in 2014 by Shannon Edgar with the desire to showcase the virtues of cider made with the right apples. They treat cider making as an artistic endeavor, a renaissance of sorts. Using a blend of culinary and rare heirloom varieties, they ferment and age ciders with traditional and modern techniques showcasing the unique characteristics of these diverse apples
Legendary Dry 6.5%
In homage to America's hard cider history. Made with a unique blend of 'bittersweet' cider apples which impart a tannic finish and 'champagne-like' character. A British inspired cider with an American take. Less than 3 grams of sugar per can
16 oz$10.00
Haykin - Aurora, CO
Haykin Family Cider is a family-run business, owned and operated by Dan and Talia Haykin. Daniel came to cider from a love of champagne and sparkling wine but his drive to make the best cider came from trying to impress Talia. Dan was convinced that ciders could be made with the complexity of wines. Daniel's focus on excellence can be seen in his relationships with his growers, selection of apples, care during the production process, focus on packaging, and his general depth of knowledge around his product. Together with Daniel, Talia learned more about apple varieties and the rich history of apples and hard cider in the United States. As they worked to grow their family, they also grew in their love for cider.
Methode Ancestrale Colorado Crabapple 7.9%
Many Colorado crabapples are exceptional and are foraged across the state. There are more than 20 varieties blended in this bottle. Together they evoke enigmatic and magical flavors of clove, fennel, persimmon, black tea, flower petals, and lemon. Semi-dry. Unknown crabapples foraged in Denver, Boulder, Arapahoe, and Adam Counties. This bottle was aged 14 months sur lie and disgorged by hand. 2021 Vintage. This cider is semi-dry. Methode Ancestrale is the world's oldest method for sparkling production. The process is a deliberate and complex fermentation in which nothing is used but the apple. The fruit produces the sparkle, the aroma, and the flavor on its own. These bottles are aged sur lees and disgorged by hand
100% Certified Organic. Herbal, fresh & spicy with notes of white pepper, apple & citrus on the palate. It has the "rainwater over rocks" minerality that's desirable in Austrian whites. Zippy acidity. 12%
Quarter (250ml)$15.00
Half (500ml)$30.00
750ml$42.00
2023 Muscadet - Chereau Carré, France
100% Melon de Bourgogne. Tastes clean with crisp acidity and bright, fresh minerality. Nice nose of apple and citrus with long lasting aftertaste. Simple but brilliant. A fantastic pairing with our mussels! 12%
Quarter (250ml)$16.00
Half (500ml)$32.00
750ml$44.00
2023 Bordeaux Blanc AOC - Chateau la Freynelle, France
60% Sauv. Blanc, 30% Semillon, 10% Muscadelle. Family-owned since 1789. Brilliant transparent yellow with green highlights. Intensely aromatic with lemon, grapefruit and white peach from the Sauvignon, with honeysuckle and acacia flowers from the Muscadelle. Crispy and fruity on the palate with a nice long finish. 13.5%
83% Cab Sauv., 11% Edna Valley Syrah, 6% Petite Syrah. Pure Paso Robles, full of polished aromas of black cherry, cinnamon & vanilla bean, leading to flavors of dark red fruits, cocoa powder & hints of black pepper & caramelized oak. Very approachable; rich yet smooth. Aged 18 mos. in new French & American oak casks. 14.5%
Quarter (250ml)$16.00
Half (500ml)$32.00
750ml$44.00
2023 Tempranillo VT - Lobetia, Castilla la Mancha
Deep cherry color with a violet shade. Aromas of red berries and cherries persist on the palate with notes of cocoa and sweet tobacco and a smooth harmonious finish. Certified organic and biodynamic. 13.5%
Quarter (250ml)$15.00
Half (500ml)$30.00
750ml$42.00
2023 Pinot Nero - Le Pianure, Friuli-venezia, Italy
100% Pinot Nero Pinot Nero (a.k.a. Pinot Noir) thrives as a mono-varietal in the northern reaches of Italy. Higher elevation and cooler temperatures aid in evoking an almost Burgundian style of red wine, but with its own unique Northern Italian spin. Fresh and dry, with soft tannins, plentiful red fruit and wonderful acidity. Currant, wild berries, and floral notes of rose and violet mingle with just the slightest hint of earthy spice. 12%
Quarter (250ml)$15.00
Half (500ml)$30.00
750ml$42.00
NV Côtes du Rhone - Domaine de la Patience, France
Grenache, Syrah, Carignan, Mourvedre. From a family estate close to the Rhone and the Pont du Gard, established in 1930 and certified organic since 2007. Elegant notes of smoky red fruit, violet, sweet herb & a note of baking chocolate. The palate is rich with ripe cherry and berry flavors, and a mineral note that is followed by supple acidity and velvety tannins. 13%
Quarter (250ml)$15.00
Half (500ml)$30.00
750ml$42.00
Rosé
2022 Provence Rosé - Le Charmel - Eastern Provence, France
30% Syrah, 30% Cinsault, 20% Mourvèdre,10% Grenache, 10% Rolle. From picturesque hillside vineyards w/clay & limestone soils, the grapes are manually picked, hand-sorted, and fully de-stemmed on site. Harvested late Aug thru mid Sept. 12.5%
Quarter (250ml)$15.00
Half (500ml)$30.00
750ml$42.00
Vermouth
ATXA Vino Vermouth Rojo - Destlerias Acha, Spain
Enjoy as an aperitif over ice or straight up w/a peel of orange or lemon. Tradi tio nal Vermouth is a fortified & aromatized wine macerated w/herbs, fruits and roots—this old family recipe includes wormwood, gentian, & cherry. Notes of licorice & wild herbs framed by bitter components and a markedly wild berry fruit. 15%
4 oz. Glass$12.00
Bottles from Lucca, Italy
Hopleaf owners Michael and Louise have been visiting Lucca for years and have had the pleasure of forming relationships with some of the local wine producers. The wines of Lucca are a rarity on American menus; most bottles are consumed locally. We think when you try them you'll know why they don't much care to share these wonderful wines beyond their borders. We are proud to share our little secret with our customers
Red
Tenuta di Valgiano, Palistorti 2021 Colline Lucchesi (60% Sangiovese; 40% a Mix of Cigliegiolo, Canaiolo, Colorino, Barbera, Tazzelenghe, Syrah, and Merlot)
$60.00
A nice balance of acidity to plump ripe red & black berries along with slight hints of cedar wood & minerals. 100% organic and biodynamic from oenologist Severio Petrilli, an evangelist for biodynamic agricultural practices. 13.5%
(Sangiovese, Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot) Intense & complex nose, with jammy black fruit, tobacco, cedar. Aged for 18 months in French Oak. Organically produced.14.5%
Hand-harvested estate-grown grapes. Aromatically rich: white flowers, citrus rind, fresh almonds, cut grass. Mediumbodied. Fermented in French oak barrels and aged on lees for six months. Only 5,000 bottles produced! 13%
Soft salmon pink. Crisp & refreshing on the nose, notes of wild roses, raspberries, and melon, with a fading aroma of cream. Lus cious, refreshing, enjoyable with well-balanced minerality and acidity. Bright, fresh fruit on the finish. Certified Organic. 12%
Rosés
Hippolyte Reverdy 2023 Sancerre Rose, France
$50.00
(100% Pinot Noir) It's hard to imagine a wine as refreshing and enlivening as Reverdy's Sancerre, but the domaine's Sancerre Rosé gives their classic white a serious run for its money. Vigneronne Julie Guiard uses direct-press Pinot Noir vinified in stainless steel to create this snappy, saline expression of Sancerre's stony soils. Delicate aromas of tart cranberry and white cherry set it apart; it's an all-star apéritif just as much as their iconic blanc. 13.%
One of the oldest Barbaresco vineyards in Neive, with an average vine age of 60 years. Hand picked and aged 26 months between Slavonian oak barrels and bottles. Fragrance of red fruit, spices and citrus. The taste is well balanced, elegant without excessive tannins, with soft, spicy and mentholated aftertaste. 14.5%
(100% Xinomavro) Xinomavro is an indigenous grape variety of Northern Greece; these vines were planted in 1919. The wine is sur lies for 24 mos. with regular stirring, then 24 mos. in new Allie-Jupilles French oak casks, and 12 mos. in bottle before release. No treatment or filtration before bottling. Complex nose with bouquet of sundried tomatoes, smoky black fruits, strawberries, dark cherries, licorice, spices. Full-bodied, with rich fruit depth of blackberries, plums, herbaceous hints and oak on the back. Solid, velvety tannins and long aftertaste with persistent aromas. 14%
Alto Moncayo 2020 Campo de Borja (Garnacha) Spain
$60.00
Rich, full-bodied & muscular, this wine of riveting intensity pours inkypur ple. Smoky, charred & minerally on the nose, w/balsamic berry aroma & lots of dark spice. A region of relatively new interest among wine lovers. 16%
Domaine Juliette Avril 2022 AOP Châteauneuf-du-Pape Traditionnel (65% Grenache Noir, 25% Syrah and 10% Mourvèdre), France
$60.00
Six months in large oak barrels lends to aromas of dried thyme, spices, and plum. Medium to full-bodied, with an elegant palate with a juicy core of fruit, structured tannins and a firm, penetrating finish. 14%
Pietro Beconcini, Vigna Le Nicchie 2012 Tempranillo (100% Tempranillo) San Miniato, Italy
$60.00
The product of a totally unexpected discovery in northern Tuscany's San Miniato: centuries-old tempranillo grapevines in an ancient vineyard. Cuttings were sent to a lab in Piemonte for DNA analysis that revealed their anci ent origin. That the 8th Century pilgrimage path, the Via Francigena, passes through this property may explain how this decidedly Spanish grape was planted, intentionally or not, here and nowhere else in Italy. The clusters from these ancient vines are picked in the first week of September, brought to the drying loft and allowed to dry naturally until mid-October, reducing a quarter of their weight. It requires lengthy matu ration and aging in 70% French and 30% Ameri can oak. After 12 mos., the final wine is blended from the various barrels, racked, and then aged another 12 mos. in the same barrels. After 2 years in oak, the wine goes to bottle, where it remains until the end of the fourth year. Intensely ruby red, it offers equally intense aromas of black berries, dried plums and hints of dark choco late, earth, tobacco & sweet spices. Full-bodied with nice complexity, strong tannins but not drying. Full, round mouthfeel with a long, great finish. 15.5%
Clos Berenguer del Molar 2017 Selecció Priorat, Spain
$60.00
(36% Grenache, 30% Carignan, 18% Syrah, 18% Cab. Sauvignon) Annual production is only 4000 bottles worldwide. Warm, concentrated and spicy with a hint of pepper on the nose. Having spent 14 months in new French oak, this is a generous yet polished red. Still fresh, with plum, mineral, coffee bean and licorice flavors that mingle seamlessly and finish gracefully, supported by well-integrated tannins. Remarkable. 14.5%
Chateau Blaignan 2018 Medoc (55% Cabernet Sauvignon, 45% Merlot) France
$60.00
From an ancient 247-acre estate in northern Medoc that earned its "Cru Bourgeous" in 1932 and has been in the same family since the 1700s, this vineyard has a fine pedigree. The wine is of an intense color. The nose is fruity with pronounced notes of blackcurrant, black cherries, and a hint of spice. Full-bodied; shows structure and velvet tannins on the palate that make it a wine to drink young or to keep a few years in cellar. 14.5%
Boscarelli Vino Nobile di Montepulciano 2020 (85% Sangiovese Prugnolo Gentile, 15% blend of Colorino, Canaiolo, Mammolo) Italy
$60.00
Deep ruby with garnet hues. Structured and complex, with a lovely nose of dried herbs, leather, earth, vanilla and strawberry, jam and plenty of plummy, flavorful fruit on the palate. 14%
Château Boutisse, Grand Cru 2020 Saint-Émilion (Right Bank Bordeaux) (90% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Franc, 5% Carmenenere) France
$60.00
While the left bank of Bordeaux is characterized by Cabernet Sauvignon the right bank is characterized by Merlots like this one with savory, almost rustic aromas of cherry, tobacco and licorice. 14.5%
This is a Ripasso—"repassed". A portion of the grapes are de-stem med, crushed and pressed immediately; the remainder are left to dry until November when they are vinified, then macerated for 20 days. In January, the must from the freshly vinified grapes are re-passed fol low - ing a traditional technique, and undergo 2nd fermentation. The two wines—the ripasso & the wine from the dried grapes—are then blended together, aged for 12 mos. in oak casks and 6 mos. in bottle. Dark rubyred. Intense & elegant aromas of ripe fruit & spices w/a hint of vanilla & tobacco. Warm, persistent flavors, velvety, harmonious. 13.5%
Following the Tuscan tradition, Sangiovese dominates in this blend, shaping Pergolaia into a wine of intense bouquet, seductive body with soft tannins and superb depth. 14%
Maison Chanzy "Les Bussieres" 2019 Mercurey (100% Pinot Noir) France
$60.00
Black cherry and cassis penetrate from nose to finish in this fullbodied yet sharply angled wine. Matured 10 months in seasoned oak, its nuances of toast and spice allow strident, crunchy black-fruit flavors to stay clearly at the forefront. Fine, tufted tannins make this a wine that's welcoming now through 2026 at least. 13.5%
Aged in oak barrels for a period of over 12 months, after which it rests in bottle for at least 4 months. This wine immerses the nose with an extraordinary breadth of mature and concentrated aromas – plums and figs integrated with notes of spice. On the palate, this wine reveals its Montepulcian origins with well-bodied and persistently powerful tannins. 13.5%
Duemani, Cifra, 2019 IGT Costa Toscana (Cab. Franc) Italy
$60.00
Made with organically-grown biodynamic Cabernet Franc, this opens with aromas of black plum, cedar and Mediterranean scrub. The bright, savory palate offers black currant, rhubarb, ground clove and star anise alongside polished tannins. No wood, minimal inter - vention make this a true expression of the varietal character. 13.5%
The Germano family has owned 6 hectares of land near Serra lunga d'Alba since 1856. Sergio Germano took over operations in 1985, following his schooling at the presti gi ous Scuola Enologica di Alba and he's made his mark in the famed hills of Barolo, Alba, and Langhe. His deep humility expresses a deference to the vineyard that shows itself in the finished wines—unique and thoughtful expressions of their varietals and soil. This classic example starts ruby red with a fruit-forward bouquet. Bright red fruits jump out of the glass with a touch of spice and earth. Medium-bodied with soft tannins and distinct acidity, it glides effortlessly over the palate into a subtle, complex finish. 14%
Domaine Guillot-Broux 2020 Bourgogne Rouge Les Genevrieres (100% Pinot Noir) France
$60.00
Manu Guillot and his family have lead the charge to restore historical sites Bourgogne, and have insisted on organic farming since he took over in 1978. Bursting with aromas of raspberries, plums, violets, sweet soil tones and licorice, the beautiful 2020 Bourgogne Pinot Noir is medium to full-bodied, ample and fleshy, with supple tannins, lively acids and an unusually charming, sensual profile for a cuvée. 13%
Herdade de São Miguel 2021 Escolha dos Enólogos (50% Alicante Bouschet, Touriga Franca, Touriga Nacional) Portugal
$60.00
During the growing season, cold and dry nights preserved the acidity, allowing the grapes to reach very balanced levels of phenolic matura - tion. Aged in French oak barrels for 9 mos. prior to bottling. Deep ruby hue with violet hints, along with complex aromas of ripe red fruits, wildflowers, spices, vanilla and toasted notes. On the palate, it is well-balanced with nice structure, smooth tannins, and a rich taste of fruits and spices. Balanced acidity and fine tannins. 14.5%
R. Lopez de Heredia, Viña Bosconia, 2012 Rioja (80% Tempranillo, 15% Garnacha, 5% Mozuelo and Graciano) Spain
$60.00
From an iconic producer, this great wine is spontaneously fermented in very old, large oak barrels, then aged 5 years in oak and 3 years in bottle before release. Very complex with savory plums, mushrooms, bark, red earth orange peel and cedar. Quite juicy, fresh and bright, with a tangy, zesty palate full of berries and orange. Firm, long and mouthwatering finish. So very Spanish. 13.5%
Domaine Jean Claude Marsanne "Syrah Mauve" 2020 (Syrah) France
$60.00
You may not hear the words "crushable" and "Syrah" used together that often, but here they are. Young vines, sulfur-free vinification, short élevage in stainless-steel tank, alcohol level kept in check—all the elements seem to have aligned to make the perfect juicy, black-fruited, violet-packed, fun, and crisp Syrah. 13%
Monte Zovo 2016 Amarone della Valpolicella (Corvia, Corvinone, Rondinella) Italy
$60.00
Hits all the right button in terms of fruity softness and richness. Grapes remain ed in their drying facility for 120 days; wine aged 18 months in oak casks, 12 months in bottles. A densely extracted red wine offering a full court of aromas with plump cherry, dried blackberry, bitter chocolate, and exotic spice front and center. Immensely rich and succulent mouthfeel with superbly round and soft fruit flavors. 15.5%
Pala Cannonau di Sardegna Riserva 2021 (100% Grenache) Italy
$60.00
Manually harvested in the very early morning, from vineyards that average 45 years old. After primary fermentation, the malolactic fermentation takes place, followed by refinement: 12 mos. in French oak barrels, then 3 mos. in stainless steel vats, then 4 more in bottle. Ruby red, very dark, with intense notes of red berries, blackberry and red cherry together with fine spicy notes. Elegant with smooth tannins, full-bodied and a long finish
Giuseppe e Francesco Principiano 2018 DOCG Barolo (100% Nebbiolo) Italy
$60.00
The fourth-generation owners have the 8 hectares of vineyards in Monforte and Sarralunga d'Alba. Elegant, with an intense red color and garnet highlights. Aromas of rose petals, violets, black and blue berries. A warm and persistent Barolo, it is fresh, linear, and balanced. This is a great vintage. 14%
Family owned since 1739 and using biodynamic methods, this is one the great Chianti properties. Poised & balanced, with enticing floral aromas and pure red fruit flavors, this offers chewy black cherry and red plum sensations and vibrant acidity, with undertones of leafy herbs and baking spices. Aged for 8 months in concrete tanks, 12 months. in large Slavonian oak casks and then 6 months in bottle. 13.5%
Dominique Ay, the proprietor of this 40-acre domaine in the Southern Rhone produces only 8000 cases of this superb Gigondas annually. Perfume of black raspberry, cherry compote, tobacco, lavender and spices. Ripe, generous and rich on the palate with notes of dark fruits and licorice and black pepper. Silky tannins, ripe and supple, are mellowed by 20 months minimum in huge ancient oak foudres followed by additional aging in demi-muids. Impressive. Will pair with the heartiest of fare. 14.5%
Domaine de Romarand 2022 Beaujolais Lantignié μ (Mu) 2022 (Gamay) France
$60.00
A new and exciting producer, Anastasia Kritikou, is using low inter - vention methods during the farm's 3-year organic conversion. Made from hand-picked 70-year-old vines of Latignie. Supple, ripe, elegant, with lovely precision to the sweet berry fruits. Fine-grained structure supports the plush cherry and plum fruit, with a sense of freshness. Lovely purity and structure here with wonderful finesse allied to density. 12.5%
This boasts aromas of red berry, Mediterranean herb and green pepper - corn. The juicy bright palate offers raspberry, cinnamon and white pepper alongside lithe tannins and fresh acidity. The Maremma vine - yards benefit from being close to the sea and its cool breezes. 13.5%
Tenuta di Sesta 2019 Brunello di Montalcino DOCG (100% Sangiovese) Italy
$60.00
Recognized as one of the oldest historical estates in the territory of Montalcino. Pure Sangiovese from a selection of the best grapes of the vineyards, matured in Slavonian oak barrels for 30 mos. with subse - quent aging of min. 6 months in the bottle. Lovely red and purple fruit aromas with elderberry and a much softer Morello cherry—these ripe and concentrated flavors give depth and volume to this wine. Dry, soft with velvety tannins, balanced, very intense, persistent, elegant. 14.5%
Julien Sunier 2021 Morgon (100% Gamay) France
$60.00
Made from Gamay grapes cultivated on the elevated slopes of single vineyards, including Aux Perrets, Croix de Chèvre, Oeillat, Bellevue, en Janin, en Ruyère, and en l'Evêque, all within the Morgon appellation. The vines are, on average, 60 years old and thrive in a mix of granite, quartz, and sand. After 8-11 months of maturation in used barrique casks, it reveals its elegant and full-bodied character, characterized by notes of black cherries and a subtle hint of spices and violet on the nose. Silky tannins, complemented by a harmonious balance of acidity and a long vibrant finish. 12%
Terra Costantino de Aetna 2017 (80% Nerello Mascalese, 10% Nerello Cappuccio) Sicily, Italy
$60.00
Beautifully balanced, rustic and elegant—the versatility of this wine encapsulates the fervor that surrounds Etna's boutique producers. Introduce yourself to Sicilian wine, and believe the hype. Fruit comes from the estate's carefully tended Certified Organic vineyard on the southeast slope of Mount Etna. Grapes are harvested by hand; wine aged in stainless steel and large oak casks prior to bottling. 14%
Valles di Lavia 2020 Valle del Aceniche (100% Monastrell) Spain
$60.00
Winemaker Laura Ramos is a rising star winemaker whose intrepid vision of dry-farmed, organic vineyards ranging from 50 to over 100 years of age has completely transformed the identity of both Monastrell and the Bullas region as a whole. A crunchy and drinkable Monastrell with an engaging white pepper note to the wild strawberries, red dates and raspberries. Textured and juicy with elegant red berry flavors in the center palate with a fresh, medium-length finish. 14.5%
Domaine de la Vieille Julienne, Live-dit-Clavin, 2016 Côtes du Rhône (75% Grenache, 10% Cinsault, 5% Syrah, 5% Mourvèdre and 5% Other Miscellaneous Varieties) France
$60.00
Midnight black core tinged with a deep dark red tinge. Pronounced aromas of ripe black raspberries, black cherries, and licorice ascend from the glass with an undercard of herbs du Provence, subtle earth, and spice. Boasting fantastic purity of fruit, the tremendously rich, concen trated, full-bodied palate is saturated with the same flavors revealed in the nose. Opulent chewy mouthfeel with sturdy, muscular underbelly finishing slighly firm. Adding nuance and complexity are elements of dried meats, scorched earth, subtle herbes du Provence, and spicy pepper. Ripe structural tannins. A brilliant Chateauneuf-duPape lookalike. 14.5%
New World
Band of Vintners 2019 Consortium Napa Cabernet Sauvignon (76% Cabernet Sauvignon, 19% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Franc) California
$60.00
Made by a group of Napa Valley winemakers and industry folk who gather monthly to talk wine, including Dan Petroski and Stephane Vivier, this wine is impressive at any price, over-delivering in every way. Intense cassis and blackberry aromas make for an intriguing and elegant nose. Fresh and balanced on the palate, with a very fine and spicy texture. it is layered with black pepper and blue fruit. Aged 15 months in French Oak. 14.5%
Mauritson 2019 Dry Creek Zinfandel (85% Zinfandel, 15% Petite Syrah) California
$60.00
This wine opens to an engaging bouquet of fresh blackberry, lilac blossom, powdered sugar and a pulse of dried herb. Black cherry, shavings of vanilla pod with ground coffee marry perfectly with the refined tannins and beautiful staying power of this wine! Enjoy for the next 7-10 years. 14.75%
Minimus Origin Johan 2015 (100% Pinot Noir) Oregon
$60.00
This single vineyard Pinot Noir is truly something special. The Johan Vineyard is one of the coldest growing sites in the valley, with morning fog and cooling ocean air snaking through the Van Duzer corridor directly from the coast. These sea breezes impart a saline character to the fruit, and help to maintain acidity levels. The result is a bright wine, richly layered with vibrant acidity and silky tannins. 13%
Sean Thackrey 2016 Andromeda (100% Pinot Noir) California
$60.00
This one was described by Sean this way: "More complex and deeply flavored than most of its California brethren, not least because several vineyard characteristics tilt it that way. Devil's Gulch is directly in the path of cool air sweeping in from the Pacific across Tomales Bay, but it is above the fog line; thus there's no lack of sunlight, hence excellent ripening, but little heat, hence no baked berries; and the wine interferes with pollination, guaranteeing a remarkably small yield, often less than one ton per acre. I have, as always, done everything to bring all this together into a uniquely expressive wine; perhaps it's not for those who want Pinot Noir to be light & with a few simple fruit and floral flavors, but it's certainly for those who want something wilder and more mysterious than that, as are so many of the greatest Burgundies, after all. Actually, I believe it; so we may safely conclude that I'm proud of it." 13.8% The antithesis of a corporate winemaker, Sean Thackrey is missed
Walt 2018 La Brisa Sonoma (Pinot Noir) California
$60.00
Articulating the signature characters of Sonoma: vibrant and opulent with underlying brightness and length to the palate. Teeming with ripe red berries & spicy toasted aromas, the wine is lush and persistent on the mid-palate, long-lasting and delicate on the finish. The vineyards in the La Brisa blend, each blessed with cool maritime conditions and limit ing soil profiles, are farmed meticulously for low yields and balance in order to capitalize on their distinctive sites. The wines are never racked and during the long malolactic fermentation, they top and stir each barrel weekly. Prior to bottling, they blend the wines without fining or filtering. 14.5%
Zuccardi 2020 Poligonos San Pablo (Malbec) Mendoza, Argentina
$60.00
Aged in concrete vessels, without passage through barrels, this has all the austerity that one usually associates with wines from calcareous soils of the Uco Valley. Notes of blackberry and blueberry, with hints of black pepper, oyster sauce and violets. Full-bodied and flavorful on the palate with ample, tight but caressing tannins. 14%
Whites
Old World
Abbazia di Novacella 2022 Praepositus (Kerner) Italy
$50.00
By far the most important producer in the hamlet of Novacella/Neustift in far northeast Italy, is the Abbazia, a 12th century monastery. The monks have taken vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience, running their own working village AND running their own school of viticulture to teach about their winemaking traditions that go back, literally, millen - nia. The cantina dates to 1142—one of the oldest cellars in the world. The wines they make here, all from local grapes, are absolutely sensational; pure, focused and deeply flavored. None are better than the outstanding reserve-level wines called Praepositus, Latin for 'leader.' Here is the linearity, salinity, and precision one expects from this alpine region, but sourced from the very oldest and best sites on the estate, allowing for ultimate ripeness and expression. This vintage was harvested from very steep, organically-farmed vineyards sitting at around 700 meters. Aged solely in stainless, it is a richly textured, sumptuous wine aromatic of just-picked summer apricots, clove spice and lemon verbena before revealing its inner core of Golden Delicious apple, Asian pear and dried Acacia honey. 14.5%
Avanthia, Avancia Godello 2020 Galicia (Valdeorras) (Godello) Spain
$50.00
The lesser-known Godello grape of Spain brings lemon & chamomile for ward to the nose and on through the palate. Nuanced new oak delivers delicately creamy, perfect texture w/an ethereal finish. 13%
Domaine des Baumard 2019 Savennières (Chenin Blanc) France
$50.00
Domaine des Baumard produces some of the finest examples of Saven - ni ères. Jean Baumard, and now his son, Florent, are universally regarded as the finest winemakers in the appellation. Their wines are among the most unique and rewarding in the world: honeyed, dry whites of unmatched concentration, perfume, and longevity. 13%
Emile Beyer, Les Traditions, 2022 Alsace (Gewürztraminer) France
$50.00
Family winemaking estate since 1580—14 generations! With a touch of re sidual sugar, this "Gewürtz" is off-dry & wonderfully balanced with firm crisp acids. Aromas & flavors of flowers, citrus, & honey. Nice minerality. 13%
This "Grey Label" Vermentino is all about freshness and considered by many to be the best expression of true Ligurian Vermentino. Straw yellow with golden highlights, it opens with fresh and bright fruit, citrus, wild flowers and notes of acacia blossom honey. Crisp and elegant on the palate w/a touch of minerality on the finish. 13%
Jean-Marc Brocard, 2022 Vau de Vay, Premier Cru Chablis (Chardonnay) France
$50.00
Vanilla and crisp minerality play together in this ripe wine with a steely core. Intense acidity, a lively, bright texture plus a flinty edge that will allow it to age well. Brocard is a pioneer in Burgundy in embracing biodynamic farming practices. 13%
Broglia "La Meirana" 2022 Gavi (100% Cortese) Piemonte, Italy
$50.00
Sourced from the Tenuta La Meirana in the Gavi di Gavi DOCG. The document—dating to 971 AD— which states the origin of the name "Gavi" is preserved at the record office in Genova; it men - tions a vine yard and chestnut woods on a spot called Meirana. These particular Cortese grapevines average 30 years of age. After handharvesting, the grapes are fermented in stainless steel and aged there on the lees 6 mos. before bottling. Lemons, sliced apples, wet stones, apricots on the nose. Creamy, medium-bodied and fresh, with deliciously clear stone fruit and a mineral touch at the end. 13.5%
Rhône meets Tuscany: an elegant blend of Viognier and Chardonnay from this Tuscan estate's chalkiest terroir. Vinified and matured in old French oak to enhance its complexity. The nose is redolent of stone fruits, with a honeyed, waxy quality and hints of white pepper. The palate shows surprising restraint, with a lean, crisp and utterly refreshing finish. This release will continue to evolve, but it is showing so much aromatic complexity and beautiful structure right now, it's hard to resist. Fully organic and biodynamic. 13%
Chateau de la Cree 2022 "Les Tourelles" (100% Chardonnay) France
$50.00
Fresh and youthful with expressive notes of melon, white flowers, and linen. The palate is electric with layers of stone fruit and white peach. The mouthwatering mineral-driven finish is long and persistent. A beautiful Premier Cru Chardonnay from the Côte Chalonnaise region of Burgundy! 12.5%
Paul Cherrier 2022 Sancerre (100% Sauvignon Blanc) France
$50.00
This estate is located in the tiny, picturesque village of Verdigny, just northwest of the town of Sancerre. The hilltop parcels are planted on rocky Kimmeridgian limestone, that ancient ocean bed underpinning the Grand Cru vineyards of Chablis. This terroir produces wines of incredible length, purity, and minerality. The amount of clay in the soils varies by parcel and elevation, providing them with richer, fruitier Sauvignon Blanc and fruit that is more linear and mineral. 13%
From the region's steep slopes and of old ungrafted rootstock, this wine has attractive floral, apple and hazelnut aromas. The delicate texture of peach fruit is paired with vibrant acidity. Crisp, wellbalan ced, and eminently drinkable. 9%
Dopff au Moulin Reserve 2020 Alsace (Pinot Gris) France
$50.00
From some of Alsace's finest vineyards. Medium-dry. Subtle spiced apple aromas; intense, slightly exotic flavours; long, full finish. An excellent food wine. The current winemaker represents the 11th gene ra tion producing, with the Dopff family vineyards dating back to 1574. 13.5%
Single vineyard 100% Vidiano, an indigenous Cretan grape variety. Fermented and matured for at least 5 mos. (40% acacia wooden barrels /60% French Oak barrels.) Palate of lemon and juicy melon flavors are balanced by notes of petrol. Lovely, long-lasting finish. 14%
Chateau Fortia 2020 Châteauneuf-di-Papes "Edmee Le Roy" Blanc (Roussanne, Clairette, Grenache Blanc) France
$50.00
One of the estate's first historical wines, Edmée le Roy is rare and limited: only 2 hectares of the vineyard are devoted to its production. It is a delicate blend of Roussanne and Clairette with a touch of Grenache Blanc. Harvested entirely by hand into crates with sorting on the plot. Intense and complex nose, with dominant notes of mango and passion fruit and a mineral touch of wet shale. Tasty and full attack on the palate with nice sweetness. Very ample and voluminous. 13.5%
Inama, Vigneti di Foscarino 2020 Soave Classico (Veneto) (Garganega) Italy
$50.00
Intense yellow Soave with mineral, earth, and subtle citrus notes, from the smaller, historic portion (hence "Classico") of the greater Soaveproducing region. 12.5%
The Alois Lageder family winery produces lively and crisp wines from Alto Adige, in Nothern Italy. Founded in 1823, today the winery is in the hands of the family's sixth generation. They are committed to biodynamic agriculture and has been farming the 135 acres familyowned vineyards this way since 2004. An effusive nose of floral honey and summer meadows with a hint of vanilla. Ripe and open, yet bright and crisp with some positive tannins at the tantalizing finish. 12.5%
Gustav Lorentz Alsace 2022 Riesling, France
$50.00
This Riesling Reserve has a pale-yellow color, with an expressive nose filled with citrus and white flower aromas. It has a lively attack, a refreshing acidity with a lot of lime and notes of granny smith apple, with a great structure. Fruity with a clean and dry finish. 12.3%
Domaine Pierre Marchand et Fils 2023 Pouilly-Fume Les Loges (100% Sauvignon Blanc) France
$50.00
The 25-year-old Sauvignon Blanc vines planted along the banks of the Loire River, near the village of Les Loges, are considered to be one of the finest sectors of the appellation. The vineyard, dating back to 1650, today covers 17 hectares. Under the direction of Eric Marchand and his brother, Pascal, the domaine practices minimal intervention farming. A well-balanced wine with an elegant and long finish punctu ated with the distinctive notes of orchard fruits and flint from this iconic terroir. 13%
Pale yellow with greenish reflections. Medium-high intensity on the nose. Predominant primary aromas and Golden Delicious apple highlights are backed up with plenty of citric notes. Immaculate palate from start to finish: firm, well-tooled, flamboyant and well-structured, with a full and clean finish. Aged on lies for six months 13%
Domaine de la Pepiere 2022 Muscadet Sur Lie Clos de Briords Cuvée Vieilles Vignes (100% Melon de Bourgogne) France
$50.00
The 2022 Briords is beautifully defined on the nose with aromas of menthol, iodine, white orchard fruits and verbena. Perfectly balanced, medium-bodied, satiny and mineral, it's tense with bright acids and concludes with a mineral finish of crushed stones. A stunning, energetic, delicately tangy wine made from vines planted on granodiorite— granite from Château-Thébaud. Certified biodynamic. 11.5%
From the Palai vineyard site above Faedo in Tren ti - no-Alto Adige. At an elevation of 550-750 meters, the vineyard is wellventilated from the winds that blow north off Lake Garda. The contrast between the temperatures of the day and night are ideal for growing the Müller-Thurgau grape, as the warm days provide perfect ripeness while the cool nights help the grapes retain their natural acidity. The wine is yellow with green tinges and the nose shows notes of peach and citrus with delicate mineral tones. Especially good with seafood. 12%
Stadlmann Thermenregion 2022 Gruner Veltliner, Austria
$50.00
This traditional Austrian varietal finds in the Thermenregion the per - fect environment of soil and climate to develop its distinctive flavours and spice, brisk acidity and hearty fruitiness. The nose features blossoms, green apple and white pepper. Pineapple and delicate herbal spice flavours are revealed within an elegant and lively texture and wellintegrated, refreshing acidity. 12.5%
From the tiny Sicilian Island of Mozia where the vineyard makes up 40 of the 98 total acres. This is the only wine produced there! The grapes are harvested slightly before they reach full maturation, to preserve some degree of acidity and maintain the freshness of the palate and the longevity that the white wine of Mozia has demonstrated over the years. Hawthorn, citrus, white stone fruit and an inviting whiff of pastry dough form the nose. Savory and boasting a polished texture, the vibrant palate features Meyer lemon, white peach and yellow apple alongside a briny mineral note. Crisp acidity keeps it energized and balanced. 13%
Tiberio 2020 Trebbiano d'Abruzzo, Italy
$50.00
From old vines, inland from the seaside town Pescara. Clear, brilliant, light yellow with green tinges. Fresh aromas of apricot, grapefruit, jasmine and orange blossom, anise. Crisp and clean with zippy aromas and flavors of green apple, anise & almond. Finishes with noteworthy balance, length & sneaky concentration. Excellent with seafood. 13%
Vietti 2023 Roero Arneis DOCG Italy
$50.00
From selected vineyards, characterized by limestone- and clay-rich soil, in the municipality of Santo Stefano Roero, where the grapes are harvested by hand around early September. Fresh floral, citrus and melon aromas, with mineral and almond notes. Dry, medium-bodied with fresh acidity. Well-balanced, elegant, with good complexity and persistence. 13.5%
Hermanos del Villar, Oro de Castilla 2022 Verdejo (Rueda) (100% Verdejo) Spain
$50.00
A family-owned winery with a strong focus on crafting exceptionally high-quality wines. Its origins trace back to 1955 when Pablo del Villar Escudero arrived in Rueda. Located at a high elevation, the vineyard is planted in a bed of river stones covering a limestone subsoil. Aromas of Meyer lemon and green apple are accented by suggestions of chalky minerals and sea salt. Dry and racy on the palate, offering lively citrus fruit and fresh fig flavors and a subtle touch of tarragon. 13%
New World
Chasing Harvest 2019 South Island Riesling, New Zealand
$50.00
Created by husband and wife Michael Kush and Jennifer Kingen Kush from Chicago. "Chasing harvest" is a wine industry term that describes travel between the northern and southern hemispheres for extra vintage seasons in one year. Sourced from a single vineyard located in the heart of the Bannockburn subregion of Central Otago, this wine was crafted using experiences gained in the Mosel, Germany as well as in the New World. Hand-harvested and ripe clusters with minimal botrytis were sorted in the winery; the fruit destemmed and crushed was left to macerate on the skins overnight. Gently pressed the next day; after cold-settling, the wine was racked to very old neutral french oak barrels. Fermented long and cool, the wine was left with a very minimal amount of residual sugar to balance with the acidity. The wine remained on its lees over the course of the winter before being bottled in the spring. Only 45 cases produced! 12.5%
Mount Eden Old Vines Wolff Vineyard 2021 Chardonnay, California
$50.00
Captivating aromas of yeasty baking bread, lime zest, wild sage. Full concentration on the palate without heaviness; the finish echoes the complexity of the aromas with a touch of oak and minerality. 13.5%
Sparkling
Charles Ellner "Carte Blanche" NV Champagne (30% Pinot Noir, 30% Chardonay, 40% Pinot Meunier) Epernay, France
$50.00
Aged three years, this shows citrus, crisp apple, and a little red currant fruit with floral notes. Crisp and lingering. Zesty finish.12%
Based on the Lambrusco Grasparossa grape variety, this wine gets its delightful pink hue from just a short period of skin contact, with 15% Pinot Nero.. A dry and tangy sparkling wine with watermelon and lemon character. Medium body, lovely creamy texture from the fine bubbles and a juicy finish. 12%
Adami Bosco di Gica, Valdobbiadene DOCG Prosecco Superiore NV Italy
$50.00
Rich, with excellent fruit, releasing scents of yellow apple & peach, and notes of wisteria & acacia blossom. Wonderful balance and elegance complement a pleasurable crisp spiciness. Delicious vein of acidity, displaying crisp, savoury mouthfeel. Generous, lingering flavors nicely mirror the nose and achieve perfect balance. 11%
Small Format Sparkling
Bariano Prosecco DOC. (100% Glera) Italy
Aromas of white flowers, pear, apple with a clear hint of sage. Light and refreshing with soft fruit notes of lemon and peach. 11%
Aromas of strawberry, cranberry, and hibiscus. Refreshing and wellbalanced with bright acidity and a clean, off-dry finish. 11%
Split (187ml)$12.00
Scarpetta Frico Frizzante, Italy
This sparkling wine inspired by Prosecco is a blend of Trebbiano, Glera and Chardonnay. With light refreshing bubbles and flavors of crisp green apples and pear. Crisp and clean. 10%
Can (250ml)$10.00
Spirits at Hopleaf
Not an exhaustive list—please ask your server or have a look at the bar
Bourbon
Four Roses Single Barrel
$12.00
Elijah Craig Barrel Proof
$16.00
Michter's Kentucky Straight
$14.00
Wild Turkey Rare Breed
$15.00
Koval
$14.00
Buffalo Trace
$9.00
Makers Mark
$9.00
Rye
Maplewood Vibration 03: 5-Year
$16.00
Rittenhouse Straight
$9.00
Willet Small Batch 4-Year
$16.00
Sazerac 6-Year
$10.00
Whiskey
Jameson, Triple Distilled
$10.00
Laird's Applejack
$9.00
Uncle Nearest 1884
$12.00
Single Malt Scotch Balvenie, 12yr Double Wood (Speyside)
$16.00
Auchentoshan, Three Wood (Lowlands)
$17.00
Laphroaig, 10yr (Islay)
$15.00
GlenDronach 12 yr (Highland)
$16.00
Longrow (Campbelltown)
$15.00
Dewars, White Label
$9.00
Rum
Zaya, 16yr (Trinidad and Tobago)
$10.00
Vodka
North Shore
$9.00
Gin/Genever
Beefeater
$8.00
Maplewood Spruce
$10.00
North Shore #11
$9.00
By The Dutch Old Genever
$12.00
Tequila
Cimmaron Blanco
$8.00
El Mayor Añejo
$10.00
El Mayor Reposado
$10.00
Brandy/Cognac/Calvados
Claque-Pepin Fine Calvados
$13.00
Pierre Ferrand, 1er Cru Ambre
$14.00
Roger Groult Calvados 6-year Cantillon Kriek
$18.00
Port
Warre's Warrior Port
$15.00
Warre's Otima 10-Yr Tawny Port
$12.00
Cordials, Liquors, Digestifs, Amari
Amaro Lucano
$10.00
Tuve Bitter
$9.00
Cappelletti Aperitivo
$9.00
Drambuie
$9.00
Lazzaroni Amaretto
$10.00
Meletti Fernet
$9.00
Kahlua
$9.00
Suze
$10.00
Jepson's Malört
$6.00
Boomsma Claerkampster Clooster Bitter
$9.00
DuPont Pommeau de Normandie
$12.00
Our Specialty
Belgian-Style mussels — Atlantic mussels from Prince Edward Island served w/frites & aioli
In Wit Beer
cooked in Unibroue's Blanche de Chambly, shallots, celery, thyme, bayleaf, butter
mesclun mix, cherry tomatoes, pickled red onions, shaved carrots, sunflower seeds, red wine vinaigrette
vegan
gluten-free
Sandwiches
All served with our famous pommes frites
Toasted Nueske Ham
$20.00
applewood smoked nueske ham, gruyère cheese, apple-tarragon coleslaw, herb aioli on pumpernickel
The Slagel Burger
$20.00
Slagel family farms dry-aged beef-double patty, smashed, w/american cheese, grilled onions, butter lettuce, tomato, pickles & special sauce on a toasted brioche bun
Add Bacon
$2.00
Pork Schnitzel
$18.00
Iowa pork loin brined & pounded thin, breaded in panko bread crumbs; w/mustard aioli & pickled red cabbage on a Kaiser roll
mesclun mix, cherry tomatoes, pickled red onions, shaved carrots, sunflower seeds, red wine vinaigrette
vegan
gluten-free
Sandwiches
All served with our famous pommes frites
The Slagel Burger
$20.00
Slagel family farms dry-aged beef-double patty, smashed, w/american cheese, grilled onions, butter lettuce, tomato, pickles & special sauce on a toasted brioche bun
Add Bacon
$2.00
Toasted Nueske Ham
$20.00
applewood smoked nueske ham, gruyère cheese, apple-tarragon coleslaw, herb aioli on pumpernickel
Pork Schnitzel
$18.00
Iowa pork loin brined & pounded thin, breaded in panko bread crumbs; w/mustard aioli & pickled red cabbage on a Kaiser roll
brandy-stewed apple, cranberry, brown butter-shortbread crumbs, vanilla bean gelato, salted caramel & sea salt
Chocolate & Espresso Pot de Crème
$12.00
w/bruléed marshmallow fluff, cranberry port reduction & sea salt
gluten-free
Goat Cheese Cheesecake***
$14.00
toasted cashew crust, seasonal fruit compote
gluten-free
Sorbet & Gelato
$10.00
Ask your server for todays selection (sorbet also vegan)
gluten-free
***Incl. Nuts
Draft Ciders & Meads
Uncle John's, Sidra de Tepache (St Johns, MI) 6.5%
Traditional hard apple cider with pineap- ple juice, piloncillo sugar, with cinnamon sticks and whole clove. Traditional Mexican "tepache" is a fermented pineapple drink dating back to the 1600's
Goblet$8.50
Northman, Orchard Project 7.8%**
Dabinett and Esopus Spitzenberg apples sing harmoniously amidst aromas of warm apricot, maraschino cherry and green apple. Fruit forward, with a delicate body and fresh acid, rounded out by smooth, integrated tannin. Blend of Dabinett and Esopus Spitzenberg apples from Dietrich Orchards, Conklin, MI
Goblet$11.00
Dansk Mjød, Viking Blod (Billund, Denmark) 19%
Mead brewed based on a recipe from about the year 1700, and the ingredients are pure and 100% natural. A traditional mead with dried hibiscus, with a sweet, floral taste
Featuring fruit from the 2022 and 2023 harvests, aged in French oak wine barrels, alongside 2024 harvest fruit aged in Amer- ican oak foeders. This complex blend of sharp & bittersweet apples offers a nose of wet oak, earthy undertones, & overripe red apple, with a moderate tannic finish. Served on our still line
25cl$8.50
Nirtue Cider (Fennville, MI) Winesap (2023) 7.5%
A single varietal cider. This prized cider apple dates back to colonial times. Winesaps are sweet with a tangy finish and can be used for eating, cooking and especially for making cider. Notes of red apple, light stone fruit, & honey
25cl$8.50
Nirtue Cider (Fennville, MI) Jack Pine 2025 7.7%
A blend of Dabinett, Northern Spy, Wine- sap, and Golden Russet from the 2023 and 2024 Harvest. A sharp and bright cider w/ a firm tannic finish
25cl$8.50
Belgian Drafts
Timmermans, Pêche Cardamome 4%*
Crafted with traditional barrel-aged lambic and 100% natural peach, delicately spiced with cardamom
30cl$11.00
De La Senne, Taras Boulba 4.5%
Light blonde ale, generously hopped with the finest aromatic hops, giving it a very refreshing character and a scent reminiscent of citrus
33cl$12.00
Kasteel, Wit 4.8%
Balanced flavor of zesty citrus, spicy ginger and biscuity maltiness. The harmonious blend of sweet, sour and spicy flavors is topped with coriander and lemongrass for a crisp, dry and refreshing finish
33cl$10.00
Bavik, Super Pils 5.2%
Obtains its unique flavor through an exceptional brewing process. Uses aromatic hops and guarantees a long and cold maturation process. Crisp Belgian Pils
33cl$8.00
St. Bernardus, Tokyo Wit 6%
An unfiltered wit ale, which has been brewed with a large amount of wheat, holding the middle between a white beer and a saison
25cl$11.00
Boon, Geuze Sélection 6.3%*
To create their Geuze on draft, Boon had to create a new lambic blend by targeting specific foeders which were best suited to "keg conditioning." Tart and funky as a traditional lambic should be
25cl$12.00
Brasserie Dupont, Saison Dupont 6.5%
Regarded as a classic Belgian seasonal ale, this beer was designed to quench the thirst of farm workers. Brewed in winter, it is left to ferment in wooden barrels before being served
33cl$12.00
Duvel Moortgat, Duvel 6.66, 6.8%
The Duvel Moortgat family brewery celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2021 w/ this new mild, full-bodied blond. No fewer than 6 different hop varieties are used. It's based on the noble & exclusive hop varie-ties Saaz & Styrian Golding, just like classic Duvel
25cl$9.00
Dubuisson, Cuvée des Trolls 7%
Well-rounded and delicate Blonde Ale. The addition of dried orange peel at the boiling stage brings a pleasantly fruity aroma
25cl$12.00
Westmalle, Duo 7.2%^
A golden blonde that is 60% Tripel and 40% Extra. The freshness of Extra combined with the fruity body of Tripel, results in a refined balance of hop and fruit aromas
33cl$12.00
Oud Beersel, Kriekenlambiek 7.5%*
A traditional Lambic beer, produced by the addition of real sour cherries for natural fermentation in young Lambic. Once the cherries have been fully macerated and fermented, the Kriekenlambiek is blended with an older lambic to reach the desired flavor
25cl$12.00
Maredsous, Brune 8%
Abbey Brown brewed by Benedictine monks of the Abbey of Maredsous in the Belgian Ar- dennes. Originally only brewed for Christ- mas but has become a year round staple
25cl$10.00
Achouffe, La Chouffe 8%
Pale Blonde ale with citrus notes, followed by a refreshing touch, pleasantly spiced. Light hop profile. This was the first beer made at the brewery 40 years ago
25cl$8.00
Petrus, Petrus Cherry Chocolate Quad 8.5%
On Nitro. A blend of their Quadrupel, using 6 different types of roasted malts and cherries. The nitrogen gives it more body and creaminess
25cl$12.00
Chimay, Green (Cent Cinquante) 10%^
Strong Ale brewed to celebrate the 150th birthday of the brewery. Mellow body with a smoky, spicy flavor, and a touch of hop bitterness. Brewed with Saaz & Hallertau Mittelfrüh hops, plus an added secret spice
25cl$12.00
Val-Dieu, Grand Cru 10.5%
Quadrupel, with aromas of roasted malt, chocolate and port wine; finishes slightly dry
25cl$12.00
Van Steenberge, Gulden Draak 10.5%
A dark brown Triple Ale re-fermented in the keg, which in itself makes it an exceptional beer. Complex taste with notes of caramel, roasted malt and coffee makes it unique
25cl$9.00
Straffe Hendrik, Brugs Quadrupel 11%
A special malt blend gives this beer a complex character. Combining a delicate dryness with hints of coriander, dark fruits, anise and roasted chestnuts
25cl$12.00
De Garre by Van Steenberge 11%
This gem of a Belgian Triple is the house beer for the famous pub of the same name, located down a long alley in Bruges
33cl$12.00
Delirium
Delirium Barrel Aged Sour Blonde 10.8%*
Blonde ale spent 18 months in barrels before maturing further in tanks. Refreshingly acidic beer w/ the malty richness of a proper Belgian tripel
25cl$12.00
Delirium Black 11.5%
Strong Belgian Dark Ale aged in Willet Bourbon Barrel Aged in 10 months. Flavors of spices, bitterness, oak, bourbon, and vanilla
25cl$13.00
Gueuzerie Tilquin
Tilquin (or Gueuzerie Tilquin) is a Belgian lambic beer blendery based in Bierghes, Brussels, founded in 2009 by Pierre Tilquin. It is the only lambic blendery in the mainly French-speaking, southern region of Wallonia. Tilquin is exclusively the only blendery that is allowed to blend of one, two, and three-year-old lambics with wort acquired from Boon, Lindemans, Girardin, and Cantillon breweries
Oude Pinot Meunier à l'Ancienne (2020/2021) 7.9%
Beer of spontaneous fermentation, made from the fermentation of 250 grams of Pinot Meunier grapes per liter of lambic. The grapes were grown bio-dynamically by their neighbors at Domaine W. Unfiltered and unpasteurized, this beer is re-fermented in the bottle
750ml Bottle$50.00
Oude Pinot Gris à l'Ancienne (2020/2021) 8.4%
Beer of spontaneous fermentation, made from the fermentation of 280 grams of Pinot Gris grapes per liter of lambic. Unfiltered and unpasteurized, this beer is re-fermented in the bottle
750ml Bottle$50.00
Oude Riesling à l'Ancienne (2020/2021) 7.7%
Beer of spontaneous fermentation, made from the fermentation of 325 grams of Riesling grapes per liter of lambic. Unfiltered and unpasteurized, this beer is re-fermented in the bottle
750ml Bottle$50.00
Oude Sureau à l'Ancienne (2020/2021) 6.5%
Beer of spontaneous fermentation, made from the fermentation of 125 grams of elderberries per liter of lambic. Unfiltered unpasteurized, this beer is re-fermented in the bottle
750ml Bottle$46.00
Oude Mirabelle à l'Ancienne (2020/2021) 7%
During this season 20|21, a new fruit beer was blended, made from the fermentation of 240 grams of Mirabelle plums per liter of lambic
750ml Bottle$50.00
Craft Drafts
Dovetail, Grodziskie 3.8%**
Polish style smoked wheat beer has light, citrus-like overtones and a surprising hint of spicy smoke
Pint$8.50
Blind Corner, Taper (Naperville, IL) 4.2%**
Light, crisp, and refreshing American Lager. Easy drinking
Pint$6.00
Dogfish Head, Festina Pêche (Milton, DE) 4.5%*
Berliner Weisse style sour ale made with peaches to gently soften the sourness of the beer
Teku Glass$7.00
Sierra Nevada, Pils (Chico, CA) 4.7%
A craft lager made w/ Pilsner Malt, Saphir, and Crystal Lupulin hops. Crisp and refreshing w/ citrus notes
The original Gumballhead Wheat Pale Ale boosted with the addition of blood orange and lemon
Pint$7.50
Evil Twin NYC, Greenhouse Pils! (Brooklyn, NY) 5%
A German style Pilsner conditioned on an American Foudre. Drinks light & crispy. Notes of honey biscuits and subtle flowers
Pint$7.50
Firestone Walker DBA (Paso Robles, CA) 5%
English style Pale Ale. The first beer FSW made in 1996. Partially fermented in an oak-barrel brewing system. It stands as an iconic tribute to traditional cask fermented English ales. Caramel, English toffee and toasted oak flavors
Pint$8.50
Rothaus, Pils Tannen Zäpfle (Germany) 5.1%
Aromatic Tettanang and Hallertau hops, domestic malt from summer barley, and pure spring water from the high Black Forest give this balanced Pils it's unique spicy and fresh taste
0.5l$10.00
Stiegl, Paracelsus (Salzburg, Austria) 5.2%
Pristine and unfiltered Bio-Zwickl Lager. Brewed entirely with Austrian organic ingre- dients, in particular Laufener Landweizen, an ancient grain, grown and malted at the Stiegl-Farm, Wildshut
Teku Glass$9.00
Fonta Flora, Nightshade (Nebo, NC) 5.2%*
A Bière de Coupage, which is a brewing technique, the blending of young and mature beer. A blended spontaneous ale aged on estate-grown sun gold tomato leaves, flowers and green fruit. Earthy, tart, with a light funk
Aspen$9.00
Is/Was, Anchois 5.3%**
A single hop in a mid gravity saison, highlighting "Anchovy" Hops. This hop is extremely unique & with a nice watermelon profile
Founded in 1040, it is the oldest continuously operating brewery in the world. Hefeweizen brewed according to centuries-old brewing tradition on the Weihenstephan hill
0.5l$11.00
Allagash, White (Portland, ME) 5.5%
Traditional Belgian-style wheat beer, light & slightly cloudy w/a blend of spices. Longtime Hopleaf mainstay!
Pint$8.00
Scratch, Juniper & Lemon Balm Pale Ale (Ava, IL) 5.5%
Classic 90's-era American-style pale ale. Pine and citronella notes cap an easy drinking malt profile and clean finish
Pint$12.00
Goldfinger, Dortmunder (Downers Grove, IL) 5.8%**
Lager is typical of the style: rich & complex malt sweetness of a helles lager with the pronounced hop character of a German pils. Brewed w/Jack's Abby (Framingham, MA)
Pint$8.50
Brothership, AntiMatte (Mokena, IL) 5.8%**
Double Dry Hopped New England IPA with 100% Citra hops
Pint$10.00
Green Man, Porter (Asheville, NC) 6%
Made of a rich flavorful blend of English Crystal & roast malts hung on a backbone of Simpsons Golden Promise. Hops stay out of the way allowing the malt complexity to shine
Pint$8.00
3 Floyds, Zombie Dust (Munster, IN) 6.5%
This intensely hopped and gushing undead Pale Ale will be one's only respite after the zombie apocalypse
Pint$8.00
Saint Errant, Rivers of Suggestion 6.5%**
West Coast IPA with Centennial, Cascade, Simcoe and Mosaic
Pint$10.00
Birrificio del Ducato, Oud Brunello (Parma, Italy) 7%*
Collaboration with Oxbow Brewery in Maine; born from a mutual idea, to bring the pride of Italian Brunello wine to an innovative beer. Sour ale has sweet & sour notes accompanied by the unmistakable aroma of spending ten months in Brunnelo barrels. A rare treat!
Aspen$12.00
Beachwood, Amalgamator (Long Beach, CA) 7.1%
Dynamic West Coast-style IPA, delightful- ly light in body and bursting with unique aromas & flavors. Mosaic hops lays down an aromatic amalgam of passion fruit, blueberry, dank resin, and citrus notes
Pint$9.00
Maine, Lunch (Freeport, ME) 7%
"East Coast" version of a West Coast-style IPA. Intense hop flavors and aromas of tropical & citrus fruits & pine dominate, w/a subtle malt sweetness
Pint$12.00
OEC, Rubeus (Oxford, CT) 7.5%*
Sour red ale reminscent of the classic Flemish style. The slow aging process in Sangiovese & Tawny port barrels gives it dis- tinct notes of plums, cherries & dark fruit
Aspen$10.00
Half Acre, Beer Hates Astronauts 7.8%**
IPA with an intense focus on Citra hops, bursts with ripe, funky Citra hop aromas and creamy peach flavor built on Vienna malt, for a slightly sweet caramel base
Teku Glass$9.00
Eagle Park, Citra on the Dock of the Bay (Milwaukee, WI) 8%
New England IPA brewed w/ Citra hops
Teku Glass$10.00
Jackie O's, Barlow 2024 (Athens, OH) 11.4%
Imperial Stout brewed w/ heaps of roasted malt and rye aged in rye whiskey barrels for 19 months. Aromas of marzipan, toasty oak, & cacao
5oz Snifter$11.00
Magnanimous, Relic of Damnation (Tampa, FL) 12.5%
A blend of imperial stout aged in Old Elk Wheated Bourbon & Old Elk Wheated Bourbon Light Char barrels for 18 months with hazelnuts & coconut added. Collabora- tion with Mikerphone Brewing
5oz Snifter$10.00
Hopleaf's House Beers
Hopleaf's house beers are brewed for us by art history brewing
House Dark—Black Lager 4.8%
Traditional Czech Dark Lager inspired by a classic from the 500-year-old U Fleků brewery in Prague. Rich & complex, black as coal; starts off like a Porter but finishes crisp, clean, & dry
Pint$7.50
House Pale—Pale Ale 5.8%
Belgian-inspired Pale Ale fermented w/a yeast from a Belgian Trappist monastery. Brewed w/trad European malts & Belgian candy sugar but hopped with modern American Simcoe & Sultana hops. Food-friendly everyday drinker
Pint$7.50
Side Project (Maplewood, MO)
À La Table Blend #4, 2.5%
Traditionally brewed to be extremely refreshing. An airy and fluffy malt bill, fermented with wild Missouri yeast & their house Saison blend before being aged in Missouri oak for several months & naturally conditioned
25cl$10.00
Le Saisonnier Blend #6, 4%
A table beer made w/ European malts, hopped assertively w/ European hops & aged it in a Missouri Oak Foedre for 6 months with a blend of Missouri microflora to create a delicate, yet expressive experience from this naturally conditioned beer
25cl$10.00
Old Soul 5.8%
Malt-forward lagerbier with Czech yeast and hops. Drinks like a Märzen, but with more assertive late hop additions from the Czech Saaz and Bohemia hops to give it more of a classic herbal aroma
33cl$10.00
Saison du Fermier from Pinot Noir Puncheons Blend #7, 7%
Robust saison is balanced with the bright- ness, depth and rustic character of the wild microflora found on their family's Missouri farm. This limited expression of Saison du Fermier was fermented in and aged in Pinot Noir puncheons for 10 months before being naturally conditioned
25cl$10.00
Entropy 7.6%
New England style IPA brewed with Galaxy, Nectaron Cryo, Citra Cryo and Motueka hops. Dank, citrusy, fruit forward profile
33cl$10.00
Parallels 2022, 14%
Double Barrel Aged version of their Parfait base. A blend of Barrel Aged and Oak Aged Imperial Stouts which were blended and then racked back (double barrel aged) into Willett Barrels. After this final aging, it is finished with fresh ground cinnamon sticks, vanilla beans, and Barrel Aged maple syrup
5oz Snifter$14.00
Deep Wood Series
Revolution, Double Barrel V.S.O.D. 2023, 17.9%**
Occupying the epicenter of patience, refinement, and extremity, a forebod- ing incantation of swirling malt, spirit, and oak concentrated over several years prized bourbon barrels. Cocoa, vanilla, and stone fruit emanate from the glass, with each decadent sip punctuated by American oak and warming alcohol
5oz Snifter$10.00
Everyday Happy Hour
3pm-5pm
More, Wizard Mode 4.9%
16oz Can$5.00
*Sour. **Chicagoland. ^Trappist
Belgians
Van Steenberge
Like many others of its kind, this brewery originated from a ploughland farm which was also engaged in brewing beer for its own consumption. The first time it was mentioned in print was in 1784 under the name of "Brouwerij De Peer", although it's likely that there had long been a brewery there
Piraat 10.5%
Fruity, spicy, complex aroma and flavor. A sweet palate is followed by low hop bitterness, evident coriander-like spiciness and a titillating warming finish. Refermented in the bottle—a living beer! In the 17th & 18th centuries, ales like Piraat were highly prized and sought after by seafaring pirates and their captains
11.2oz$10.00
Gulden Draak (Golden Dragon) 10.5%
The flagship of this famous brewery. Dark brown triple ale with a creamy head, natural malt, toffee-like sweetness, hoppy accents. Barley wine strength at 10.5%
11.2oz$10.00
Gulden Draak 9000, 10.5%
An exceptional quadruple amber. Four different malt varieties give a deep golden amber color and a slightly fruity aroma. Together with the soft and slightly sweet taste, this provides a beautifully rounded bouquet with notes of dried fruit. A high fermentation beer with secondary fermentation. For the secondary fermentation wine yeast is used
11.2oz$10.00
Duvel Moortgat
In 1871, Jan-Leonard Moortgat, the son of a brewers' family from Steenhuffel, founded the Moortgat farm brewery together with his wife Maria De Block. At that time, the newcomer was just one of the 4,000 breweries active in Belgium at the turn of the century
Duvel 9.5%
The Classic! This strong golden ale is surely one of the world's most beautiful & elegant beers. Prodigious creamy head, a champagne sparkle, notes of pear & a dry finish. Fermented three times, bottle-conditioned and suitable for cellaring
11.2oz$10.00
St. Feuillien
One of the few female-run Belgian breweries. Founded in 1873 by Stéphanie Friart. The Friart family's fifth generation is now at the helm
Grand Cru 9.5%
This extra-blond amber nectar masterpiece undergoes refermentation in the bottle, resulting in a beer endowed with unforgettable character. The secret lies in the unique combination of the noblest hops and the finest aromatic ingredients. Grand Cru differs from other beers in the range by its absence of spices and a traditional dry hopping with Styrian Golding hops in bloom
11.2oz$15.00
Quadrupel 11%
A very dark and dense beer. This quadruple distinguishes herself by a complex and finely caramelized aroma and with shades of Madeira wine, candied fruit and an intense touch of fermentation esters. A slight hoppy smell completes the whole. The mouth is long with a powerful body built on the density and generous apparent extract. The bitterness is present but sweet and blends harmoniously with the malty structure. The selection of special malts raises the chocolate side with the nuances of coconut
11.2oz$14.00
Brasserie Dupont
This classic agricultural brewery dating from 1850, set around a farmyard in Tourpes, has been in the Dupont family since 1920 and still uses the original cast iron brewing vessels
Saison Dupont 6.5%
Herbal, hoppy, peppery fruitiness; rocky head. Long dry finish
375ml$12.00
De Brabandere
Started 1894 as the farm brewery Bavikhove, it is still independent and family-owned and run by the 5th generation, Albert De Brabandere. While they brew a wide range styles, they are best known in America for superb sour beers and their Bavik Superpils
Petrus Aged Pale Ale 7.3%
24-30 months in wood. Old-golden-hued. Oaky aroma w/hints of sherry & fruit, sourness in the finish
11.2oz$10.00
Omer Vander Ghinste
When Omer Vander Ghinste started brewing in 1892 in the beautiful West Flemish village of Bellegem, brand names did not yet exist. He promoted his beers by placing stained glass windows with the words "Beers Omer Vander Ghinste" in the front windows of the pubs. As these windows were very expensive, it was not an option to replace them at every change of generation. Therefore every firstborn son was baptized "Omer", a tradition still kept alive today, 130 years and 5 generations later!
Cuvée des Jacobins 5.5%
Unblended old lambic, aged for 18 mos. or more. Robust character but beautiful & sophisticated, w/a full body & over tones of vanilla, dried cherry, stone fruit & cocoa. A complex, beautiful sour beer
330ml$15.00
Roodbruin 5.5%
Based on an ancient beer called "Ouden Tripel". Blending this beer with lambic aged in oak barrels for 18 months results in this specific West Flanders Red-brown beer. Its typical flavor is well-balanced, with hardly noticeable sourness
330ml$12.00
Brasserie de Blaugies - Wallonie
A small traditional family brewery begun by Pierre-Alex Carlier and Marie-Noelle Pourtois. All the beers brewed in their buildings are unfiltered and are fermented a second time in the bottle after adding yeast. The first mash was made on March 24, 1988
Darbyste 5.8%
Saison made with wheat, fermented with fig juice. Figs are not evident in the flavor, which is light, lemony and dry
12.7oz$20.00
La Moneuse 8%
Named for A. J. Moneuse (b. 1768), a famous local bandit and gang leader, and ancestor of the brewers' family. It is a classic Saison by virtue of its strength and its earthy, aged quality. It has a hardy, semi-dry malt character, a fresh but not overpowering hoppiness, abundant yeasty, fruity flavors and a fairly strong but pleasant and enticing mustiness
12.7oz$20.00
La Vermontoise 6%
Stemming from a partnership with mythical Vermont brewery Hill Farmstead, this one is made with malt, spelt and American hops. It stands out with its substantial bitterness and its dry and subtly lemony finish
12.7oz$20.00
Saison d'Epeautre 6%
Classic Saison/Farmhouse Ale brewed with spelt. Clean, crisp, and refreshing with just enough spice to liven things up
12.7oz$20.00
D'Achouffe
The small artisanal brewery in the Ardennes, founded by brothers-inlaw Pierre Gobron and Christian Bauweraerts towards the end of the 1970s, with initially less than 5,000 euros available to them. At the beginning they thought of it as a hobby, but soon they decided to devote themselves to the adventure full-time. The first 'brassin' (brewing mix) of La Chouffe was finished on 27th August 1982
LaChouffe 8%
Strong Golden Ale, a bit on the sweet side, w/just enough hops to dry the palate
330ml$10.00
Houblon Chouffe 9%
A unique marrying of the traditions of English IPAs w/the innovations of American Double IPAs and the classic Belgian way of brewing. A beautifully balanced Tripel, hazy gold w/impressive, long lasting head, big malty body, distinct hop dryness, expressive estery fruitiness
330ml$10.00
De Dolle Brouwers
The name started with a bicycle club "De Dolle Dravers", composed of four members — the two brothers Herteleer, Dirk Coussée, and Bernard Veranneman—who also knew about the regional beer culture. The brewery was born in 1980, when they took over an empty brewery
Oerbier 9%
Oerbier means original, from the source.Oerbier was created as an at home washtub experiment, with only natural ingredients and with secondary fermentation in the bottle. Brewed from a mixture of different malts, Poperinge Golding hops and a special yeast which makes for a subtly tart beer. The tartness becomes more prevalent with aging
11.2oz$14.00
Arabier 8%
A beer with secondary fermentation in the bottle, hopped with flower hops from Poperinge (Nugget and WGV—Whitbread Golding Variety). Distinctive dry-hopped taste and aroma
11.2oz$14.00
Bos Keun 9%
The recipe contains pale malt, Poperinge Goldings hops in bubbles, organic cane sugar, pure oerwater, top fermentation, fermentation & secondary fermentation in the bottle. Notes of berries, licorice, dry leaves, vanilla, and chocolate
11.2oz$14.00
Dulle Teve 10%
The website says: "Dulle Teve means Mad Bitch, but the US govt. does not like the name, so we said 'TRIPEL' " on labels. All-malt brew w/white candy in the kettle & refermented
11.2oz$14.00
Stille Nacht 12%
De Dolle's Christmas offering. High est density of any Belgian beer (27°Plato); boiled for 5 hours; brewed w/pale malt w/white candi sugar in the kettle. Nug get hops & dry hop ping bring extra bit terness to balance the extreme sweet ness (due to the density.) The taste triangle is completed w/some acidity of the fermentation
11.2oz$14.00
Delirium Tremens (By Huyghe)
Delirium Tremens (By Huyghe) 8.5%
A fourth generation independent family-owned and -run brewery, Huyghe has, over the past decade, made unprecedented investments in sustainability; reducing use of water, electricity, steam and waste. Triple fermentation and the use of three different yeast strains create its signature tastes: sweet, biscuit malt backbone, supported by pleasant warmth and spice, finishes well rounded, floral, and dry. The allusion to pink elephants and the choice of names is not random
11.2oz$12.00
Kasteel Brouwerij Vanhonsebrouck
A small traditional family brewery begun by Pierre-Alex Carlier and Marie-Noelle Pourtois. All the beers brewed in their buildings are unfiltered and are fermented a second time in the bottle after adding yeast. The first mash was made on March 24, 1988
Donker 11%
The very first beer of the Kasteel range is a full-bodied Quadrupel with hints of caramel, coffee and chocolate
16oz. Can$12.00
Rouge 11%
A unique blend of Kasteel Donker and macerated cherries
16oz. Can$12.00
De Halve Maan
"The Half Moon". This is the last active brewery in the historical city of Bruges. The town archives first mention the brewery in 1546. Since 1856, the famous brewing family Maes-Vanneste has owned the brewery
Brugse Zot 6%
A golden blonde ale brewed w/4 malts & 2 aromatic hop varieties, it's fruity & refreshing
330ml$11.00
Straffe Hendrik Brugs Tripel 9%
Hazy golden color, sweet malt, spice, and lots of yeast. A bit spritzy
330ml$12.00
Straffe Hendrik Brugs Quadruple 11%
Rich, intense dark Belgian ale. Brewed w/a subtle blend of specialty malts to give the ale extremely dark color & chewy, malty complex character
330ml$12.00
Rodenbach
The Rodenbach family is no average family. The ancestors of the current family took part in Napoleon's campaign in Russia, wrote the Belgian national anthem and founded Brewery Rodenbach in 1821
Classic 5%
Young Rodenbach is mixed with mature Rodenbach (at least two years in oak casks.) A scintillating dark, richly aromatic beer
500ml Can$12.00
Grand Cru 6%
Bottle-conditioned blend of ales aged in oak tuns of various sizes, each imparting its individual character. Sweet, acidic & fruity with sour grape background
330ml$15.00
Alexander 5.6%
A mixed fermentation beer consisting of two thirds beer that was matured in oak casks for 24 months and one third young beer; the blend is then subjected to maceration with sour cherries.A limited addition beer
11.2oz$15.00
Brouwerij Verhaeghe
A small family-owned brewery in West Flanders. Founded in 1885, it was dismantled by occupying German troops during WW1. After the War, with a changed market, the brewery was purpose-built to make their famed barrel-aged dark Flemish ale
Duchesse du Bourgogne 6.2%
Refreshing Flemish old red ale, matured in oak casks. Smooth, rich texture w/interplay of passion fruit & chocolate, & a long dry, acidic finish
330ml$12.00
Duchesse Cherry (Formerly Echt Kriekenbier) 6.8%
Cherry ale based on their Vichtenaar with local sour cherries added during the maturation process in wood casks. A blending of 1, 2 & 3-year-old beers
330ml$12.00
Brasserie De La Senne
Part of the 'new wave' of craft beer in Brussels. They produce hoppy ales, continental styles, barrel-aged mixed-fermented beers, as well as beer's fermented with a local brettanomyces yeast. The aim is to brews beers of character that are well-balanced, with a requirement for quality and consistency, absence of compromise, and a totally natural production, as well as an extremely sharp selection of raw materials in a direct relationship with the producer
Brett Porter 5.7%
Inspired by old London Porters of the 1800s, which were kept in huge wooden tuns where Brettanomyces yeasts would develop. It has not been barrel-aged, but co-fermented with their own Brettanomyces, and brewed from magnificent English special malts. The Brettanomyces are very present on the nose, giving it a vinous character with very ripe cherries like an old kirsch, and and slight leather notes. A roasted and slightly smoky touch completes the picture
330ml$15.00
Brett Saison 5.3%
A spelt Saison, dry-hopped and fermented with added Brettanomyces. It is blonde, opalescent; with very persistent foam that is creamy and fine. Aromatic and fruity, the nose is reminiscent of pineapple, quince, apricot, and gooseberry. A 'funky' touch, typical of Brettanomyces, completes the picture. Finish is dry and bitter, typical traits of the Saisons from the 1920's. It is extremely refreshing, which inspired its name: in the Flanders of olden times, Bruwers beer was a light and thirst quenching beer and was mainly drunk by brewery workers
300ml$15.00
Abbey-Style Beers
Abbey-Style Beers may or may not have a historical connection to an abbey and they may or may not pay royalties to a monastery. They are always beers of a style commonly associated with monastic brewing traditions. In some cases, a historic abbey sold or licensed a private company the rights to their name and recipes. In most though, there was never a connection between the brand and the Catholic Church
Abbaye de Leffe
Owned and brewed by Inbev at the Stella Artois Brewery in Leuven. Royalties are paid to the monastery
Leffe Blonde 6.6%
Authentic blond abbey beer with a slight hint of bitterness to it. Floral and spicy with notes of vanilla and cloves
11.2oz$9.00
Abbaye Du Val-dieu
It is the only Belgian abbey beer to be 100% brewed in a living abbey such as the famous Belgian Trappist beers.The monks of the Abbey of Val-Dieu are the ones who are at the origin of the beers which are brewed today on the site. The water used for the production of the beer comes from the "Barrage de la Gileppe". The region is famous for its high quality spring water
Grand Cru 10.5%
Quadrupel, with aromas of roasted malt, chocolate and port wine; finishes slightly dry
11.2oz$13.00
St. Bernardus
In 1945, Trappist monastery St. Sixtus stopped selling its beer and an agreement was reached where the monks would brew beer only for themselves. For beers for sale to the public, they gave a license to the nearby cheese factory, and brewery St. Bernardus was founded. (Mathieu Szafran-ski, the brewmaster from Westvleteren, became a partner in the brewery and brought with him the recipes, the know-how, and the St. Sixtus yeast strain.) Since 1992 when the Trappist monasteries decided that Authentic Trappist beer could only be brewed in a monastery, those brewed in Watou have been sold under the brand name St. Bernardus. The St. Bernardus range is considered a close match in recipe and style to the St. Sixtus/Westvleteren beers, which can be hard to obtain outside the area
Abt 12, 10%
Richly textured brown ale so dark it's almost ebony; smooth, creamy & full-bodied. Very assertive, like a warming coconut brandy
330ml$12.00
Prior 8, 8%
Brewed in the classic dubbel style;c reamy rich texture that's almost oily, malt-fruit complexity reminiscent of coconut
330ml$10.00
Pater 6, 6.7%
Traditional Dubbel, chestnut in color, very fruity w/notes of melon & very fresh banana, finishing w/slight bitterness. Easy drinking!
330ml$10.00
Tripel 8%
In the Watou region a Tripel is often referred to as a 'Bernadetje', a fine tribute that pays homage to Bernadette, the youngest daughter of Evariste Deconinck, the man to whom the monks of Abbaye Sainte Marie du Mont des Cats sold their Belgian property in 1934
330ml$12.00
Authentic Trappist Beers
Twelve Trappist monasteries—five in Belgium, two in the Netherlands, and one each in Austria, Italy, England, France, and Spain—currently produce beer, but the Authentic Trappist Product label is assigned by the International Trappist Association (ITA) to just ten breweries which meet their strict criteria: Trappist beer is brewed in living monasteries by monks who are actively involved in the brewing of the beer
Orval 6.2%^
Founded in 1070 by Benedictines from Calabria; rebuilt many times over the centuries after being sacked in several conflicts. This beer, Orval's only offering, gains its unusual orangy color from the use of 3 malts plus white candi sugar in the kettle. Dry-hopped secondary fermentation lasts 5-7 weeks; bottle-condition ing lasts 2 months. This Trappist also stands apart as the only one to use Brettanomyces. It's a true world classic
11.2oz$12.00
Chimay^
Belgium's best-known & biggest monastery—founded in 1850; brewing begun in 1861; the first monks in Belgium to sell their beer com mercially. Its products are, in the monastic tradition, top-fermented strong ales condi tioned in the bottle. Within this tradition the Chimay beers have a house character that is fruity both in intense aroma and palate
Première (Red) 7%
The oldest of the Chimays. Its coppery color and sweet, fruity taste make it a particularly tasty dark ale
11.2oz/330ml$14.00
Cinq Cents (White) 8%
Golden, slightly hazy appearance, fine head. Characteristic aroma of fresh hops & yeast. Fruity notes of muscat & raisins. No acidity, but an afterbitterness which melts in the mouth. Top-fermented unpasteurized Trappist Tripel. A classic
11.2oz/330ml$14.00
Grande Réserve (Blue) 9%
First brewed as a Christmas beer by the monks of Scourmont Abbey in 1956. It begins with a light sweet note before the creamy caramel transitions to a soft Mocha combined with an intense spicy taste, culminating in a delicious candied fruit finish
11.2oz/330ml$14.00
Cent Cinquante (Green) 10.5%
Brewed to celebrate the 150th birthday of the brewery based at the Abbey de Scourmont. A strong blonde ale, refreshing & fruity, tasty & intense. Its mint, bergamot, lime, & eucalyptus aromas are enhanced by a touch of invigorating ginger. Its mellow, rounded body & smoky, spicy flavour is typical of Chimay beers. Brewed with Saaz & Hallertau Mittelfrüh hops, plus an added secret spice
11.2oz/330ml$14.00
Grande Réserve Barrel Fermented 10%
This year, the Grande Reserve fermented in Brandy barrels will surprise you, from the first sip, the aromas of ripe dried fruit, such as sultanas and dates, come to the fore, mixed with a subtle hint of caramel. The velvety texture of caramel and dried fruit blends with toasted hazelnut on the palate. The inclusion of tannins adds a pleasant structure, while the bitterness perfectly offsets the alcohol. The result lingers, encouraging you to prolong the tasting experience
12.7 oz$45.00
Rochefort^
The Abbey of St-Remy, aka Abbaye Notre-Dame de Saint-Remy, was founded in 1230 in southern Belgium. The monks began to brew sometime around 1595. Over the course of several wars and centuries, including the French Revolution, brewing was halted and restarted several times. Most recently, after WWII, their restart was assisted by the monks at Chimay The "number names" refer to the original gravity of each beer, measured in Belgian degrees, a brewing scale no longer used today
"6" 7.5%
"6" Dubbel became available to the public starting in 1953. Soft body, earthy flavors, and herbal character. Refined, soft spiciness in the bouquet finishes w/a bit of caramel. Bottle-conditioned for soft natural carbonation
11.2oz$12.00
"8" 9.2%
Strong ale originally called "Spécial," Rochefort 8 dates to the mid1950s. The flavor is vigorous and complex, with firm body to support the strength. The aroma has elusive notes of fresh fruit, spice, leather, and figs
11.2oz$12.00
"10" 11.5%
This Quadrupel was developed in the late 1940s and early 50s. It appears on virtually every list of the world's finest beers. Great strength balanced by a complexity of flavors and firm malt backbone. The bouquet covers a wide range: port wine, leather, apricots, oak, spices. Deeply intriguing
11.2oz$14.00
Tripel Extra 8.1%
The first new beer from Rochefort since 1955! First brewed for distribution in 2020, this commemorates "Forte Bière Blonde Extra," a similar beer brewed at Rochefort from 1920 to about 1923
11.2oz$12.00
Mount St. Bernard Abbey^
The only Trappist brewery in England, in Coalville, Leicestershire. In 2013 the monks of the St. Bernard Abbey realized farming was no longer viable due to modern mechanized farming and low dairy prices. Construction of the brewery began in 2018. Abbey records show that beer was brewed there before 1900, although the historic recipe has been lost
Tynt Meadow 7.4%
A strong dark ale, but one with a clearly English character. Aromatic hints of dark chocolate, licorice, and rich fruit flavors. Full-bodied, gently balancing the taste of dark chocolate, pepper, and fig
11.2oz$12.00
Tre Fontane^
Tre Fontane 8.5%
L'Abbazia delle Tre Fontane, located in the heart of Rome, is surrounded by beautiful eucalyptus trees planted by monks starting in 1870. Eucalyptus was believed to have qualities that could prevent malaria. Recently, thanks to the discovery of an ancient beer recipe, the monks began brewing using their eucalyptus as a spice. Honeyish, herbal w/a subtle eucalyptus aftertaste. Mildly spicy, balanced by a stiff bitterness. Dry finish w/residual malt, fruit, and hops
330ml$15.00
La Trappe (By de Koningshoeven)^
From abbey Schaapskooi in the Netherlands, where Trappist ale has been brewed since 1884. The monks of the abbey are popularly called "Trappists", after the origin of their order: the French Soligny-La-Trappe, an order characterized by austerity, silence and the duty of charity
La Trappe Quadrupel 10%
Said to be the first Quadrupel in the world. The full, heart-warming and intense taste is malty with sweet tones of dates and caramel
11.2oz$12.00
Westmalle^
Founded in 1831, the monastery has brewed since its early days, though it was slow to make its products available com mercially. It remains the most withdrawn of the Trappist monasteries, not encouraging visitors. They produce four beers, includ ing a single known as "Extra" which was once available only to the Brothers
Dubbel 7%
A dark brown ale, malty but quite dry
11.2oz/330ml$12.00
Tripel 9.5%
Strong w/a pale, almost pilsner color. Its mash is made exclusively of pilsner malts from Germany & France, but following the classic procedure, candy sugar is added to the kettle. Three hopping stages. Faintly citrus fruitiness, rounded body, & alcoholic kick. Strong herbal aroma and dense head
11.2oz/330ml$12.00
Extra 4.8%
This is one of the oldest beers of Westmalle Abbey, with a tradition that dates back to the start of the brewery. It was created to drink with meals in the abbey, something the monks still do today. As a top fermented golden yellow Trappist beer, the Extra is unique in combining a low alcohol content with a rich flavor. Enjoy its fruity notes and its refreshing, thirst-quenching character
11.2oz/330ml$12.00
Lambics
Spontaneously fermented beers from the Lambeek region. Whereas most beers are fermented by cultured yeast under tightly-controlled conditions, these instead utilize airborne wild yeasts. These bottle-conditioned beers develop further complexity through aging in wooden barrels prior to bottling
Oud Beersel
Located in Beersel, SW of Brussels city center Started in 1882, it is one of the last remaining authentic lambic blenderies in Belgium. It's also one of the smallest lambic breweries. "Uncompromisingly traditional lambic, gueuze and kriek"
Vandervelden Oude Geuze (Vielle) 6%
The series, named after founder Henri Vandervelden, is known for the complexities arising from only foeder-aged Lambic. This celebrates the 140th anniversary of Oud Beersel, composed with 1- and 2- year-old lambics from foeders and 3-year-old lambic from another foeder. The average age of the blend was 30 months. Extraordinary complexity
330ml$20.00
Oude Kriek (Vielle) 6%
Made from real cherries and Oud Beersel lambic matured in old barrels. The cherries—around 400 gr/liter— are slowly absorbed into the lambic, which develops a fruity character and a ruby red color
330ml$20.00
Girardin
Gueuze 1882 (Black Label) 5%^^
Neither filtered nor centrifuged. Quite traditional & cidery. Very complex palate with lots of aromatic flavors, including sour apple & lemon juice
375ml$20.00
De Cam
It is the smallest lambic blenders in Belgium, receiving its lambic from Boon, Girardin, and Lindemans. Founded in 1997 in Gooik, in the Pajottenland region, SW of Brussels
Oude Gueuze 7%^^
A traditional gueuze, blended with 1-, 2- and 3- year-old lambikken. Barrel-aged and bottled on the farm
375ml$30.00
Het Boerenerf
An artisanal blendery focused on the art of fermenting and blending; beverages include lambic, cider, fruit wine, and honey wine. Established in 2020 by visionary founders Senne Eylenbosch and Vincent Alluin, Boerenerf occupies the historic grounds of the esteemed Brouwerij Eylenbosch in Huizingen which closed its doors in 1965. At the heart of their craft lies the tradition of spontaneous fermentation and barrel aging. Deeply committed to collaborating with local farmers to source exceptional quality ingredients directly from the farm to the barrel
Oude Gueuze 7%^^
A traditional gueuze, blended with 1-, 2- and 3- year-old lambikken. Barrel-aged and bottled on the farm
375ml$25.00
Framboos 7%^^
Raspberries from the fruit farm De Daalkouter is blended with young and old lambics, then macerated for 3 months. Fermented, aged & bottled on the farm
750ml$70.00
Pescharina 7%^^
Blend of 1- & 2-year-old lambics with maceration of peach & nectarine. Five different varieties of fruit—2 white peach, 2 yellow peach, 1 nectarine— were hand-picked from orchards in Italy. Each variety is blended separately with the lambic to then macerate for months. Fermented, aged & bottled on the farm
750ml$70.00
Boon^^
100% spontaneously fermented by wild yeast. Barrel-aged for 2 years. Uses only whole fruits in his lambics—no additional syrups or extracts. Aromatically fruity, tart & unblended, w/a great balance of flavors. (Boon spells gueuze without the first "u".)
Kriek 5%
Using old and young lambic beer that has aged in oak casks. When the lambic is 6 months old, they add 25% black cherries. This provokes the second fermentation. They then clarify, filter and bottle it. The cherries and young lambic create a red beer that is both natural and fresh, with an absolutely unforgettable sweet and sour taste. This is kriek as it should be, with nothing but real cherries and lambic
330ml$22.00
Framboise 5%
Raspberry lambic was once a rarity and only produced for a few weeks during the summer. Frank Boon was the first brewer to again prepare a raspberry lambic in the summer of 1976. More than 300 grams per liter of fresh raspberries add a fresh fruity taste. The young lambic supports the flavor, but this is very much about raspberries, not the lambic
330ml$20.00
Gueuze Mariage Parfait 8%
Consisting of 95% mild lambic, aged at least three years and specially reserved for this purpose, and 5% young lambic. The latter provides the fermentable sugars and wild yeasts. After mixing in a vessel of 25,000 liters, the wort (unfermented mixture) is filtered and chilled. The soft, mildly sour berry taste, harmonizes with the oak barrels' aromas in which Geuze Mariage Parfait has ripen. The body speaks of vanilla followed by a bitter aftertaste of cloves that becomes increasingly intense
330ml$20.00
Hanssens Artisanaal^^
Hanssens Artisanaal is the oldest independent geuze blender in the world. In 1871, former mayor Hanssens Bartholomeus started to brew lambic in the previous Saint-Antonius brewery. Nowadays it is helmed by Sidy Hanssens, daughter of Jean, the 4th generation in this family's tradition. It should be noted that after World War I, when the Germans took all the copper brew material to produce war equipment, Bartholomeus was compelled to continue as a blender, like so many others of the time. The most significant difference between a gueuze blender and gueuze brewer is that a gueuze blender buys wort (lambic wort) from lambic brewers rather than brewing the lambic himself. The centuries-old knowledge and techniques of the Hanssens family create these beers, which are unfiltered, unpasteurized, and bottle-conditioned
Oude Gueuze 5.8%
A blend of the finest Lambics, 100% matured in oak barrels and bottle conditioned. Each batch of Gueuze offers different aromas and flavors, based on the centuries-old knowledge of the Hanssens family. After blending, the Gueuze is bottled, corked and stored in the cellar for secondary fermentation for over one year
12.7oz$15.00
Cassis 6%
Lambic with fresh black currants matured in oak barrels. Fairly sour with some acidity on the nose and some oak tannins and currant funkiness
375ml$25.00
Raspberry 6%
Lambic with fresh raspberries matured in oak barrels.Tastes of very tart raspberries and dark fruit, oak, funk, vinegar and acidic notes
375ml$25.00
Scarenbecca Kriek 6%
Pure young cherry lambic traditionally of only the rare Schaarbeekse variety. The limited availability of these wild Belgian cherries has required Hanssens to supplement with Kelleris cherries from the Tienen area
12.7oz$36.00
Handgeplukte Schaarbeekse Kriek 6%
Differs from the Scarenbecca Kriek in that this oude kriek is a blend of 75% young lambic with Schaerbeekse cherries and 25% old lambic to obtain a secondary fermentation in the bottle
12.7oz$30.00
Oudbeitje 5.8%
Lambic with Belgian strawberries added. Currently the only commercially available, non-back-sweetened strawberry lambic on the market. First blended in 2000 with a blend of Boon and Girardin lambic. Brewed Exclusively for B. United International's Masters Collection
12.7oz$18.00
Lindemans
Starting as a humble farm brewery in 1822 and now run by the 6th generation of the Lindeman family, they are the largest, most widely distributed and most commercially successful of all the lambic brewers. They've pioneered many innvoations , while continuing to produce trad lambic for themselves and several blenders. Their Cuvée René lambics are outstanding examples of traditional lambics while their fruited beers have been great lambic entry points for the popular market
Peche 3%^^^
Sparkling, refreshing taste of peaches. Flavorful and beautifully balanced. Wonderful in place of cider or champagne
250ml$9.00
Framboise 4%^^^
Magnificent aroma, delicate raspberry palate w/undertones of fruity acidity; elegant, sparkling clean natural taste, lovely rose color
250ml$9.00
Cassis 4%^^^
Tart and sweet, tasting of currants
355ml$12.00
Strawberry 3.5%^^^
Lindemans first new fruited lambic in over a decade. Choosing strawberry was easy: the complex sweetness of the fruit matches perfectly the sourness of lambic, resulting in a balanced marriage of sweet and sour. Made from 1- year-old oak-aged lambic & strawberries
250ml$9.00
Kriek 4%^^^
Beautiful pour: deep red w/pink head, & lovely lacing as you drink. Big cherry nose w/a bit of yeast. Rich thick smooth mouthfeel, slight tartness & plenty of cherry flavor/sweetness till the end
355ml$15.00
Cuvée René Kriek 7%^^^
To produce this beer the cherries ferment in lambic that is at least 6 mos. old in huge 10,000-liter oak barrels (foudres). After another 6 months the beer is bottled and then undergoes a spontaneous second fermentation process which, after a few months, will produce the CO2 to which this authentic beer owes its carbonation and distinctive foamy head
750ml$45.00
Timmermans
The worlds oldest lambic brewery, Timmermans has brewed lambic in Itterbeek for over 300 years, since 1702. A few miles from the center of Brussels, it was then known as "The Mole Brewery". Owned by Jan Vandermeulen, it was also a farm, an orchard, a café and a malt-house
Lambicus Blanche 4.5%^^^
A traditional lambic and, as with Belgian white beers, spiced with coriander. Refreshing, with flavors of wheat, citrus and spicy notes
12.7oz$15.00
Lambicus Faro 4%^^^
A historical Brussels beer. Candy sugar is delicately added to a traditional barrel-aged lambic, giving a sweeter note with apple aromas
12.7oz$15.00
Framboise 4%^^^
Made by adding 100% natural raspberry to the lambic. After maturation in oak barrels, the beer turns a delicate, delightful shade of pink
11.2oz$12.00
Kriek 4%^^^
A truly traditional kriek. A delicate blend of young and old barrel-aged lambic and 100% natural cherries. Lively aroma and light acidity
11.2oz$12.00
Craft Beers
From N America & Europe
Ommegang - Cooperstown, NY
3 Philosophers 9.7%
Noel Blake's winning concept in the Real Beer contest to "describe your ideal beer": a blend of Lindeman's Kriek & Ommegang Ale. Fruity, spicy & strong
16oz$10.00
Allagash - Portland, Maine
Coolship Resurgam 6.3%
The name comes from the motto of Portland, Maine—"I shall rise again". A blend of both old and young unfruited spontaneous beers. Enjoy aromas of apricot, lemon zest, and candied fruit. Notes of tropical fruit and flavors of funk lead to a clean, tart, dry finish
12oz$25.00
Tripel 9%
This strong golden ale carries herbal notes and passion fruit in the aroma. Suggestions of honey and biscuit are found in the beer's complex, varied palate. Brewed with 2-row barley blend, hopped with Nugget and Hallertau, then fermented with house yeast. Offers a complex, yet dry finish
12oz$10.00
Curieux 10.2%
First brewed back in 2004, this was Allgash's initial foray into barrelaging. They take their Tripel and let it age in bourbon barrels for six-to-eight weeks. After that, they take the beer out of cold cellars and blend it back with a portion of fresh Tripel. The resulting rich, golden ale features smooth notes of coconut, vanilla, and a hint of bourbon
12oz$12.00
BFM (Brasserie des Franches-Montaignes) Switzerland
Abbaye de St Bon Chien 11%
Named in fond memory of the excellent (now late) brewery cat. Delightfully complex Belgian-style Strong Ale from the Jura Mtns. in the NW border region of Switzerland. Treads the boundary between port, wine & beer. Aged in wooden casks previously used to age Merlot, Merlot Cabernet, Whisky and then Grappa; then finally blended from different casks for optimal balance and complexity. Amazing nose featuring spices (cinnamon, wood), fruit, spirits, licoricey, vegetal dryness. Palate features grapes, chocolate, vanilla, brown sugar! Smooth & velvety, turning slightly vinous w/very subdued bitterness. Long port-like finish. Great w/rich foods like duck, balsamic vinegar, very dark chocolate
330ml$28.00
Grand Cru 2021—Gola Verage 11.1%
Sour ale matured for 12 months in Red Wine barrels, then 6 in Rum barrels
37.5cl$35.00
Grand Cru 2021—Moustache 11.1%
Sour ale matured for 12 months in Red Wine barrels and 6 months in Tawny Port barrels
37.5cl$35.00
New Belgium - Colorado
Trippel 8.5%
Since the early 90's, this has been a big, beautiful Belgian-style Tripel ale. Classically smooth and complex, it sings with a high-note of sweet citrus before a pleasantly dry finish delivers a warm, strong boozy bite
12oz$12.00
Trans Atlantique Kriek 6.2%
Produced once a year since 2003, It begins its life in the oaken vessels of Gert Christiaens' Oud Beersel, a 130-year-old lambic brewery in the Zenne valley of Belgium. After the lambic ages there, it's blended with tart Polish cherries and shipped across the Atlantic to New Belgium. They then blend in an equal portion of golden sour ale, aged for up to three years in our oak foeders
12.7oz$25.00
Unibroue - Chambly, Canada
La Fin du Monde 9%
Triple-fermented in the style of the Trappist triples. Slightly tart; balanced flavors of wild spices, malt & hops
12oz$9.00
Stieglgut
Wildshut Bio Perlage 8%
Perlage was created to combine the best of both world's - Beer and Champagne, Brut de Bière! This premium organic ale is brewed with select yeast from the Champagne region of France. Brewed using the traditional Methode Champanoise, it has a vibrant lively finish. Initially, the Brut de Bière wraps itself in a silky white foam lace. The nose is caressed by a fruity-spicy Riesling bouquet, the tongue is surprised by intertwining delicate sweetness and utterly charming acidity. Finely bubbly carbonic acid is reminiscent of the mousseux typical of sparkling wine. The rich complexity and beautiful dryness impress with great elegance
Founded by two longterm friends in 2012. They pride themselves in the fact in their purpose to achieve the improbable by brewing tasty gluten-free beers
Blonde 4.5%
Airy and lemony with flavors of white pepper, green tea and lemon peel
16oz$10.00
IPA 6%
A perfect harmony between citrus fruit aromas, tastes of fresh hops with a bitter finish. Notes of apricot, with lemon and floral notes
16oz$10.00
Ciders
Domaine Etienne Dupont - Normandy, France
The Famille Dupont estate, family-owned since 1837, covers 74 acres and is right at the heart of the Pays d'Auge region. The farm has 6000 apple trees in 13 different varieties., which are all perfectly adapted to the terroir. Apples are only gathered when at full maturity, which necessitates at least three visits to each apple tree
Cidre Bouche Fermier 5.5%
Organic cider, created using the traditional method of the Pays d'Auge (a double distilled cider made from apples harvested in the Pays d'Auge region of Normandy using a copper pot still). Full of fruit and freshness, the taste reveals rich lovely roundness, aromas of fresh apple supported by aromas of red fruits. A longtime Hopleaf favorite
375ml$15.00
Farnum Hill - Poverty Lane Orchards, Lebanon, NH
Their apple operation, has become one of the biggest (and oldest) in New Hampshire. In the 1990s and 2000s, many of the bigger, older orchards in New England had to sell some or all of their land to developers. By the 1980s they had started growing apples most of citizens had never heard of, including many that nobody eats! And they didn't sell any good orchard land to developers, because those varieties promised an agricultural future for the land
Farmhouse Cider 6.5%
Pale gold, bubbly, with hints of sweetness amid tart, bitter, and fruity elements: citrus, pineapple, bittersweet apple, and whiffs of good earthy funk. It has a clean, appetizing finish that is super-friendly to food
12 oz$12.00
Uncle John's - St Johns, MI
Founders John and Carolyn Beck purchased the "family farm" from John's parents in the early 1970's. Making apple cider and donuts. In the early 2000's, their son Mike began to see the potential for making hard ciders with their fresh-pressed apple juice. With the help of a Federal Valued Agricultural grant, he was able move forward with this dream
Cranberry 6.5%
A sweet/tart blend of original Apple and cranberry juice
16 oz$9.00
Stormalong - Sherborn, MA
Founded in 2014 by Shannon Edgar with the desire to showcase the virtues of cider made with the right apples. They treat cider making as an artistic endeavor, a renaissance of sorts. Using a blend of culinary and rare heirloom varieties, they ferment and age ciders with traditional and modern techniques showcasing the unique characteristics of these diverse apples
Legendary Dry 6.5%
In homage to America's hard cider history. Made with a unique blend of 'bittersweet' cider apples which impart a tannic finish and 'champagne-like' character. A British inspired cider with an American take. Less than 3 grams of sugar per can
16 oz$10.00
Haykin - Aurora, CO
Haykin Family Cider is a family-run business, owned and operated by Dan and Talia Haykin. Daniel came to cider from a love of champagne and sparkling wine but his drive to make the best cider came from trying to impress Talia. Dan was convinced that ciders could be made with the complexity of wines. Daniel's focus on excellence can be seen in his relationships with his growers, selection of apples, care during the production process, focus on packaging, and his general depth of knowledge around his product. Together with Daniel, Talia learned more about apple varieties and the rich history of apples and hard cider in the United States. As they worked to grow their family, they also grew in their love for cider.
Methode Ancestrale Colorado Crabapple 7.9%
Many Colorado crabapples are exceptional and are foraged across the state. There are more than 20 varieties blended in this bottle. Together they evoke enigmatic and magical flavors of clove, fennel, persimmon, black tea, flower petals, and lemon. Semi-dry. Unknown crabapples foraged in Denver, Boulder, Arapahoe, and Adam Counties. This bottle was aged 14 months sur lie and disgorged by hand. 2021 Vintage. This cider is semi-dry. Methode Ancestrale is the world's oldest method for sparkling production. The process is a deliberate and complex fermentation in which nothing is used but the apple. The fruit produces the sparkle, the aroma, and the flavor on its own. These bottles are aged sur lees and disgorged by hand
100% Certified Organic. Herbal, fresh & spicy with notes of white pepper, apple & citrus on the palate. It has the "rainwater over rocks" minerality that's desirable in Austrian whites. Zippy acidity. 12%
Quarter (250ml)$15.00
Half (500ml)$30.00
750ml$42.00
2023 Muscadet - Chereau Carré, France
100% Melon de Bourgogne. Tastes clean with crisp acidity and bright, fresh minerality. Nice nose of apple and citrus with long lasting aftertaste. Simple but brilliant. A fantastic pairing with our mussels! 12%
Quarter (250ml)$16.00
Half (500ml)$32.00
750ml$44.00
2023 Bordeaux Blanc AOC - Chateau la Freynelle, France
60% Sauv. Blanc, 30% Semillon, 10% Muscadelle. Family-owned since 1789. Brilliant transparent yellow with green highlights. Intensely aromatic with lemon, grapefruit and white peach from the Sauvignon, with honeysuckle and acacia flowers from the Muscadelle. Crispy and fruity on the palate with a nice long finish. 13.5%
83% Cab Sauv., 11% Edna Valley Syrah, 6% Petite Syrah. Pure Paso Robles, full of polished aromas of black cherry, cinnamon & vanilla bean, leading to flavors of dark red fruits, cocoa powder & hints of black pepper & caramelized oak. Very approachable; rich yet smooth. Aged 18 mos. in new French & American oak casks. 14.5%
Quarter (250ml)$16.00
Half (500ml)$32.00
750ml$44.00
2023 Tempranillo VT - Lobetia, Castilla la Mancha
Deep cherry color with a violet shade. Aromas of red berries and cherries persist on the palate with notes of cocoa and sweet tobacco and a smooth harmonious finish. Certified organic and biodynamic. 13.5%
Quarter (250ml)$15.00
Half (500ml)$30.00
750ml$42.00
2023 Pinot Nero - Le Pianure, Friuli-venezia, Italy
100% Pinot Nero Pinot Nero (a.k.a. Pinot Noir) thrives as a mono-varietal in the northern reaches of Italy. Higher elevation and cooler temperatures aid in evoking an almost Burgundian style of red wine, but with its own unique Northern Italian spin. Fresh and dry, with soft tannins, plentiful red fruit and wonderful acidity. Currant, wild berries, and floral notes of rose and violet mingle with just the slightest hint of earthy spice. 12%
Quarter (250ml)$15.00
Half (500ml)$30.00
750ml$42.00
NV Côtes du Rhone - Domaine de la Patience, France
Grenache, Syrah, Carignan, Mourvedre. From a family estate close to the Rhone and the Pont du Gard, established in 1930 and certified organic since 2007. Elegant notes of smoky red fruit, violet, sweet herb & a note of baking chocolate. The palate is rich with ripe cherry and berry flavors, and a mineral note that is followed by supple acidity and velvety tannins. 13%
Quarter (250ml)$15.00
Half (500ml)$30.00
750ml$42.00
Rosé
2022 Provence Rosé - Le Charmel - Eastern Provence, France
30% Syrah, 30% Cinsault, 20% Mourvèdre,10% Grenache, 10% Rolle. From picturesque hillside vineyards w/clay & limestone soils, the grapes are manually picked, hand-sorted, and fully de-stemmed on site. Harvested late Aug thru mid Sept. 12.5%
Quarter (250ml)$15.00
Half (500ml)$30.00
750ml$42.00
Vermouth
ATXA Vino Vermouth Rojo - Destlerias Acha, Spain
Enjoy as an aperitif over ice or straight up w/a peel of orange or lemon. Tradi tio nal Vermouth is a fortified & aromatized wine macerated w/herbs, fruits and roots—this old family recipe includes wormwood, gentian, & cherry. Notes of licorice & wild herbs framed by bitter components and a markedly wild berry fruit. 15%
4 oz. Glass$12.00
Bottles from Lucca, Italy
Hopleaf owners Michael and Louise have been visiting Lucca for years and have had the pleasure of forming relationships with some of the local wine producers. The wines of Lucca are a rarity on American menus; most bottles are consumed locally. We think when you try them you'll know why they don't much care to share these wonderful wines beyond their borders. We are proud to share our little secret with our customers
Red
Tenuta di Valgiano, Palistorti 2021 Colline Lucchesi (60% Sangiovese; 40% a Mix of Cigliegiolo, Canaiolo, Colorino, Barbera, Tazzelenghe, Syrah, and Merlot)
$60.00
A nice balance of acidity to plump ripe red & black berries along with slight hints of cedar wood & minerals. 100% organic and biodynamic from oenologist Severio Petrilli, an evangelist for biodynamic agricultural practices. 13.5%
(Sangiovese, Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot) Intense & complex nose, with jammy black fruit, tobacco, cedar. Aged for 18 months in French Oak. Organically produced. 14.5%
Hand-harvested estate-grown grapes. Aromatically rich: white flowers, citrus rind, fresh almonds, cut grass. Mediumbodied. Fermented in French oak barrels and aged on lees for six months. Only 5,000 bottles produced! 13%
Soft salmon pink. Crisp & refreshing on the nose, notes of wild roses, raspberries, and melon, with a fading aroma of cream. Lus cious, refreshing, enjoyable with well-balanced minerality and acidity. Bright, fresh fruit on the finish. Certified Organic. 12%
Rosés
Hippolyte Reverdy 2023 Sancerre Rose, France
$50.00
(100% Pinot Noir) It's hard to imagine a wine as refreshing and enlivening as Reverdy's Sancerre, but the domaine's Sancerre Rosé gives their classic white a serious run for its money. Vigneronne Julie Guiard uses direct-press Pinot Noir vinified in stainless steel to create this snappy, saline expression of Sancerre's stony soils. Delicate aromas of tart cranberry and white cherry set it apart; it's an all-star apéritif just as much as their iconic blanc. 13.%
One of the oldest Barbaresco vineyards in Neive, with an average vine age of 60 years. Hand picked and aged 26 months between Slavonian oak barrels and bottles. Fragrance of red fruit, spices and citrus. The taste is well balanced, elegant without excessive tannins, with soft, spicy and mentholated aftertaste. 14.5%
(100% Xinomavro) Xinomavro is an indigenous grape variety of Northern Greece; these vines were planted in 1919. The wine is sur lies for 24 mos. with regular stirring, then 24 mos. in new Allie-Jupilles French oak casks, and 12 mos. in bottle before release. No treatment or filtration before bottling. Complex nose with bouquet of sundried tomatoes, smoky black fruits, strawberries, dark cherries, licorice, spices. Full-bodied, with rich fruit depth of blackberries, plums, herbaceous hints and oak on the back. Solid, velvety tannins and long aftertaste with persistent aromas. 14%
Alto Moncayo 2020 Campo de Borja (Garnacha) Spain
$60.00
Rich, full-bodied & muscular, this wine of riveting intensity pours inkypur ple. Smoky, charred & minerally on the nose, w/balsamic berry aroma & lots of dark spice. A region of relatively new interest among wine lovers. 16%
Domaine Juliette Avril 2022 AOP Châteauneuf-du-Pape Traditionnel (65% Grenache Noir, 25% Syrah and 10% Mourvèdre), France
$60.00
Six months in large oak barrels lends to aromas of dried thyme, spices, and plum. Medium to full-bodied, with an elegant palate with a juicy core of fruit, structured tannins and a firm, penetrating finish. 14%
Pietro Beconcini, Vigna Le Nicchie 2012 Tempranillo (100% Tempranillo) San Miniato, Italy
$60.00
The product of a totally unexpected discovery in northern Tuscany's San Miniato: centuries-old tempranillo grapevines in an ancient vineyard. Cuttings were sent to a lab in Piemonte for DNA analysis that revealed their anci ent origin. That the 8th Century pilgrimage path, the Via Francigena, passes through this property may explain how this decidedly Spanish grape was planted, intentionally or not, here and nowhere else in Italy. The clusters from these ancient vines are picked in the first week of September, brought to the drying loft and allowed to dry naturally until mid-October, reducing a quarter of their weight. It requires lengthy matu ration and aging in 70% French and 30% Ameri can oak. After 12 mos., the final wine is blended from the various barrels, racked, and then aged another 12 mos. in the same barrels. After 2 years in oak, the wine goes to bottle, where it remains until the end of the fourth year. Intensely ruby red, it offers equally intense aromas of black berries, dried plums and hints of dark choco late, earth, tobacco & sweet spices. Full-bodied with nice complexity, strong tannins but not drying. Full, round mouthfeel with a long, great finish. 15.5%
Clos Berenguer del Molar 2017 Selecció Priorat, Spain
$60.00
(36% Grenache, 30% Carignan, 18% Syrah, 18% Cab. Sauvignon) Annual production is only 4000 bottles worldwide. Warm, concentrated and spicy with a hint of pepper on the nose. Having spent 14 months in new French oak, this is a generous yet polished red. Still fresh, with plum, mineral, coffee bean and licorice flavors that mingle seamlessly and finish gracefully, supported by well-integrated tannins. Remarkable. 14.5%
Chateau Blaignan 2018 Medoc (55% Cabernet Sauvignon, 45% Merlot) France
$60.00
From an ancient 247-acre estate in northern Medoc that earned its "Cru Bourgeous" in 1932 and has been in the same family since the 1700s, this vineyard has a fine pedigree. The wine is of an intense color. The nose is fruity with pronounced notes of blackcurrant, black cherries, and a hint of spice. Full-bodied; shows structure and velvet tannins on the palate that make it a wine to drink young or to keep a few years in cellar. 14.5%
Boscarelli Vino Nobile di Montepulciano 2020 (85% Sangiovese Prugnolo Gentile, 15% blend of Colorino, Canaiolo, Mammolo) Italy
$60.00
Deep ruby with garnet hues. Structured and complex, with a lovely nose of dried herbs, leather, earth, vanilla and strawberry, jam and plenty of plummy, flavorful fruit on the palate. 14%
Château Boutisse, Grand Cru 2020 Saint-Émilion (Right Bank Bordeaux) (90% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Franc, 5% Carmenenere) France
$60.00
While the left bank of Bordeaux is characterized by Cabernet Sauvignon the right bank is characterized by Merlots like this one with savory, almost rustic aromas of cherry, tobacco and licorice. 14.5%
This is a Ripasso—"repassed". A portion of the grapes are de-stem med, crushed and pressed immediately; the remainder are left to dry until November when they are vinified, then macerated for 20 days. In January, the must from the freshly vinified grapes are re-passed fol low - ing a traditional technique, and undergo 2nd fermentation. The two wines—the ripasso & the wine from the dried grapes—are then blended together, aged for 12 mos. in oak casks and 6 mos. in bottle. Dark rubyred. Intense & elegant aromas of ripe fruit & spices w/a hint of vanilla & tobacco. Warm, persistent flavors, velvety, harmonious. 13.5%
Following the Tuscan tradition, Sangiovese dominates in this blend, shaping Pergolaia into a wine of intense bouquet, seductive body with soft tannins and superb depth. 14%
Maison Chanzy "Les Bussieres" 2019 Mercurey (100% Pinot Noir) France
$60.00
Black cherry and cassis penetrate from nose to finish in this fullbodied yet sharply angled wine. Matured 10 months in seasoned oak, its nuances of toast and spice allow strident, crunchy black-fruit flavors to stay clearly at the forefront. Fine, tufted tannins make this a wine that's welcoming now through 2026 at least. 13.5%
Aged in oak barrels for a period of over 12 months, after which it rests in bottle for at least 4 months. This wine immerses the nose with an extraordinary breadth of mature and concentrated aromas – plums and figs integrated with notes of spice. On the palate, this wine reveals its Montepulcian origins with well-bodied and persistently powerful tannins. 13.5%
Duemani, Cifra, 2019 IGT Costa Toscana (Cab. Franc) Italy
$60.00
Made with organically-grown biodynamic Cabernet Franc, this opens with aromas of black plum, cedar and Mediterranean scrub. The bright, savory palate offers black currant, rhubarb, ground clove and star anise alongside polished tannins. No wood, minimal inter - vention make this a true expression of the varietal character. 13.5%
The Germano family has owned 6 hectares of land near Serra lunga d'Alba since 1856. Sergio Germano took over operations in 1985, following his schooling at the presti gi ous Scuola Enologica di Alba and he's made his mark in the famed hills of Barolo, Alba, and Langhe. His deep humility expresses a deference to the vineyard that shows itself in the finished wines—unique and thoughtful expressions of their varietals and soil. This classic example starts ruby red with a fruit-forward bouquet. Bright red fruits jump out of the glass with a touch of spice and earth. Medium-bodied with soft tannins and distinct acidity, it glides effortlessly over the palate into a subtle, complex finish. 14%
Domaine Guillot-Broux 2020 Bourgogne Rouge Les Genevrieres (100% Pinot Noir) France
$60.00
Manu Guillot and his family have lead the charge to restore historical sites Bourgogne, and have insisted on organic farming since he took over in 1978. Bursting with aromas of raspberries, plums, violets, sweet soil tones and licorice, the beautiful 2020 Bourgogne Pinot Noir is medium to full-bodied, ample and fleshy, with supple tannins, lively acids and an unusually charming, sensual profile for a cuvée. 13%
Herdade de São Miguel 2021 Escolha dos Enólogos (50% Alicante Bouschet, Touriga Franca, Touriga Nacional) Portugal
$60.00
During the growing season, cold and dry nights preserved the acidity, allowing the grapes to reach very balanced levels of phenolic matura - tion. Aged in French oak barrels for 9 mos. prior to bottling. Deep ruby hue with violet hints, along with complex aromas of ripe red fruits, wildflowers, spices, vanilla and toasted notes. On the palate, it is well-balanced with nice structure, smooth tannins, and a rich taste of fruits and spices. Balanced acidity and fine tannins. 14.5%
R. Lopez de Heredia, Viña Bosconia, 2012 Rioja (80% Tempranillo, 15% Garnacha, 5% Mozuelo and Graciano) Spain
$60.00
From an iconic producer, this great wine is spontaneously fermented in very old, large oak barrels, then aged 5 years in oak and 3 years in bottle before release. Very complex with savory plums, mushrooms, bark, red earth orange peel and cedar. Quite juicy, fresh and bright, with a tangy, zesty palate full of berries and orange. Firm, long and mouthwatering finish. So very Spanish. 13.5%
Domaine Jean Claude Marsanne "Syrah Mauve" 2020 (Syrah) France
$60.00
You may not hear the words "crushable" and "Syrah" used together that often, but here they are. Young vines, sulfur-free vinification, short élevage in stainless-steel tank, alcohol level kept in check—all the elements seem to have aligned to make the perfect juicy, black-fruited, violet-packed, fun, and crisp Syrah. 13%
Monte Zovo 2016 Amarone della Valpolicella (Corvia, Corvinone, Rondinella) Italy
$60.00
Hits all the right button in terms of fruity softness and richness. Grapes remain ed in their drying facility for 120 days; wine aged 18 months in oak casks, 12 months in bottles. A densely extracted red wine offering a full court of aromas with plump cherry, dried blackberry, bitter chocolate, and exotic spice front and center. Immensely rich and succulent mouthfeel with superbly round and soft fruit flavors. 15.5%
Pala Cannonau di Sardegna Riserva 2021 (100% Grenache) Italy
$60.00
Manually harvested in the very early morning, from vineyards that average 45 years old. After primary fermentation, the malolactic fermentation takes place, followed by refinement: 12 mos. in French oak barrels, then 3 mos. in stainless steel vats, then 4 more in bottle. Ruby red, very dark, with intense notes of red berries, blackberry and red cherry together with fine spicy notes. Elegant with smooth tannins, full-bodied and a long finish
Giuseppe e Francesco Principiano 2018 DOCG Barolo (100% Nebbiolo) Italy
$60.00
The fourth-generation owners have the 8 hectares of vineyards in Monforte and Sarralunga d'Alba. Elegant, with an intense red color and garnet highlights. Aromas of rose petals, violets, black and blue berries. A warm and persistent Barolo, it is fresh, linear, and balanced. This is a great vintage. 14%
Family owned since 1739 and using biodynamic methods, this is one the great Chianti properties. Poised & balanced, with enticing floral aromas and pure red fruit flavors, this offers chewy black cherry and red plum sensations and vibrant acidity, with undertones of leafy herbs and baking spices. Aged for 8 months in concrete tanks, 12 months. in large Slavonian oak casks and then 6 months in bottle. 13.5%
Dominique Ay, the proprietor of this 40-acre domaine in the Southern Rhone produces only 8000 cases of this superb Gigondas annually. Perfume of black raspberry, cherry compote, tobacco, lavender and spices. Ripe, generous and rich on the palate with notes of dark fruits and licorice and black pepper. Silky tannins, ripe and supple, are mellowed by 20 months minimum in huge ancient oak foudres followed by additional aging in demi-muids. Impressive. Will pair with the heartiest of fare. 14.5%
Domaine de Romarand 2022 Beaujolais Lantignié μ (Mu) 2022 (Gamay) France
$60.00
A new and exciting producer, Anastasia Kritikou, is using low inter - vention methods during the farm's 3-year organic conversion. Made from hand-picked 70-year-old vines of Latignie. Supple, ripe, elegant, with lovely precision to the sweet berry fruits. Fine-grained structure supports the plush cherry and plum fruit, with a sense of freshness. Lovely purity and structure here with wonderful finesse allied to density. 12.5%
This boasts aromas of red berry, Mediterranean herb and green pepper - corn. The juicy bright palate offers raspberry, cinnamon and white pepper alongside lithe tannins and fresh acidity. The Maremma vine - yards benefit from being close to the sea and its cool breezes. 13.5%
Tenuta di Sesta 2019 Brunello di Montalcino DOCG (100% Sangiovese) Italy
$60.00
Recognized as one of the oldest historical estates in the territory of Montalcino. Pure Sangiovese from a selection of the best grapes of the vineyards, matured in Slavonian oak barrels for 30 mos. with subse - quent aging of min. 6 months in the bottle. Lovely red and purple fruit aromas with elderberry and a much softer Morello cherry—these ripe and concentrated flavors give depth and volume to this wine. Dry, soft with velvety tannins, balanced, very intense, persistent, elegant. 14.5%
Julien Sunier 2021 Morgon (100% Gamay) France
$60.00
Made from Gamay grapes cultivated on the elevated slopes of single vineyards, including Aux Perrets, Croix de Chèvre, Oeillat, Bellevue, en Janin, en Ruyère, and en l'Evêque, all within the Morgon appellation. The vines are, on average, 60 years old and thrive in a mix of granite, quartz, and sand. After 8-11 months of maturation in used barrique casks, it reveals its elegant and full-bodied character, characterized by notes of black cherries and a subtle hint of spices and violet on the nose. Silky tannins, complemented by a harmonious balance of acidity and a long vibrant finish. 12%
Terra Costantino de Aetna 2017 (80% Nerello Mascalese, 10% Nerello Cappuccio) Sicily, Italy
$60.00
Beautifully balanced, rustic and elegant—the versatility of this wine encapsulates the fervor that surrounds Etna's boutique producers. Introduce yourself to Sicilian wine, and believe the hype. Fruit comes from the estate's carefully tended Certified Organic vineyard on the southeast slope of Mount Etna. Grapes are harvested by hand; wine aged in stainless steel and large oak casks prior to bottling. 14%
Valles di Lavia 2020 Valle del Aceniche (100% Monastrell) Spain
$60.00
Winemaker Laura Ramos is a rising star winemaker whose intrepid vision of dry-farmed, organic vineyards ranging from 50 to over 100 years of age has completely transformed the identity of both Monastrell and the Bullas region as a whole. A crunchy and drinkable Monastrell with an engaging white pepper note to the wild strawberries, red dates and raspberries. Textured and juicy with elegant red berry flavors in the center palate with a fresh, medium-length finish. 14.5%
Domaine de la Vieille Julienne, Live-dit-Clavin, 2016 Côtes du Rhône (75% Grenache, 10% Cinsault, 5% Syrah, 5% Mourvèdre and 5% Other Miscellaneous Varieties) France
$60.00
Midnight black core tinged with a deep dark red tinge. Pronounced aromas of ripe black raspberries, black cherries, and licorice ascend from the glass with an undercard of herbs du Provence, subtle earth, and spice. Boasting fantastic purity of fruit, the tremendously rich, concen trated, full-bodied palate is saturated with the same flavors revealed in the nose. Opulent chewy mouthfeel with sturdy, muscular underbelly finishing slighly firm. Adding nuance and complexity are elements of dried meats, scorched earth, subtle herbes du Provence, and spicy pepper. Ripe structural tannins. A brilliant Chateauneuf-duPape lookalike. 14.5%
New World
Band of Vintners 2019 Consortium Napa Cabernet Sauvignon (76% Cabernet Sauvignon, 19% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Franc) California
$60.00
Made by a group of Napa Valley winemakers and industry folk who gather monthly to talk wine, including Dan Petroski and Stephane Vivier, this wine is impressive at any price, over-delivering in every way. Intense cassis and blackberry aromas make for an intriguing and elegant nose. Fresh and balanced on the palate, with a very fine and spicy texture. it is layered with black pepper and blue fruit. Aged 15 months in French Oak. 14.5%
Mauritson 2019 Dry Creek Zinfandel (85% Zinfandel, 15% Petite Syrah) California
$60.00
This wine opens to an engaging bouquet of fresh blackberry, lilac blossom, powdered sugar and a pulse of dried herb. Black cherry, shavings of vanilla pod with ground coffee marry perfectly with the refined tannins and beautiful staying power of this wine! Enjoy for the next 7-10 years. 14.75%
Minimus Origin Johan 2015 (100% Pinot Noir) Oregon
$60.00
This single vineyard Pinot Noir is truly something special. The Johan Vineyard is one of the coldest growing sites in the valley, with morning fog and cooling ocean air snaking through the Van Duzer corridor directly from the coast. These sea breezes impart a saline character to the fruit, and help to maintain acidity levels. The result is a bright wine, richly layered with vibrant acidity and silky tannins. 13%
Sean Thackrey 2016 Andromeda (100% Pinot Noir) California
$60.00
This one was described by Sean this way: "More complex and deeply flavored than most of its California brethren, not least because several vineyard characteristics tilt it that way. Devil's Gulch is directly in the path of cool air sweeping in from the Pacific across Tomales Bay, but it is above the fog line; thus there's no lack of sunlight, hence excellent ripening, but little heat, hence no baked berries; and the wine interferes with pollination, guaranteeing a remarkably small yield, often less than one ton per acre. I have, as always, done everything to bring all this together into a uniquely expressive wine; perhaps it's not for those who want Pinot Noir to be light & with a few simple fruit and floral flavors, but it's certainly for those who want something wilder and more mysterious than that, as are so many of the greatest Burgundies, after all. Actually, I believe it; so we may safely conclude that I'm proud of it." 13.8% The antithesis of a corporate winemaker, Sean Thackrey is missed
Walt 2018 La Brisa Sonoma (Pinot Noir) California
$60.00
Articulating the signature characters of Sonoma: vibrant and opulent with underlying brightness and length to the palate. Teeming with ripe red berries & spicy toasted aromas, the wine is lush and persistent on the mid-palate, long-lasting and delicate on the finish. The vineyards in the La Brisa blend, each blessed with cool maritime conditions and limit ing soil profiles, are farmed meticulously for low yields and balance in order to capitalize on their distinctive sites. The wines are never racked and during the long malolactic fermentation, they top and stir each barrel weekly. Prior to bottling, they blend the wines without fining or filtering. 14.5%
Zuccardi 2020 Poligonos San Pablo (Malbec) Mendoza, Argentina
$60.00
Aged in concrete vessels, without passage through barrels, this has all the austerity that one usually associates with wines from calcareous soils of the Uco Valley. Notes of blackberry and blueberry, with hints of black pepper, oyster sauce and violets. Full-bodied and flavorful on the palate with ample, tight but caressing tannins. 14%
Whites
Old World
Abbazia di Novacella 2022 Praepositus (Kerner) Italy
$50.00
By far the most important producer in the hamlet of Novacella/Neustift in far northeast Italy, is the Abbazia, a 12th century monastery. The monks have taken vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience, running their own working village AND running their own school of viticulture to teach about their winemaking traditions that go back, literally, millen - nia. The cantina dates to 1142—one of the oldest cellars in the world. The wines they make here, all from local grapes, are absolutely sensational; pure, focused and deeply flavored. None are better than the outstanding reserve-level wines called Praepositus, Latin for 'leader.' Here is the linearity, salinity, and precision one expects from this alpine region, but sourced from the very oldest and best sites on the estate, allowing for ultimate ripeness and expression. This vintage was harvested from very steep, organically-farmed vineyards sitting at around 700 meters. Aged solely in stainless, it is a richly textured, sumptuous wine aromatic of just-picked summer apricots, clove spice and lemon verbena before revealing its inner core of Golden Delicious apple, Asian pear and dried Acacia honey. 14.5%
Avanthia, Avancia Godello 2020 Galicia (Valdeorras) (Godello) Spain
$50.00
The lesser-known Godello grape of Spain brings lemon & chamomile for ward to the nose and on through the palate. Nuanced new oak delivers delicately creamy, perfect texture w/an ethereal finish. 13%
Domaine des Baumard 2019 Savennières (Chenin Blanc) France
$50.00
Domaine des Baumard produces some of the finest examples of Saven - ni ères. Jean Baumard, and now his son, Florent, are universally regarded as the finest winemakers in the appellation. Their wines are among the most unique and rewarding in the world: honeyed, dry whites of unmatched concentration, perfume, and longevity. 13%
Emile Beyer, Les Traditions, 2022 Alsace (Gewürztraminer) France
$50.00
Family winemaking estate since 1580—14 generations! With a touch of re sidual sugar, this "Gewürtz" is off-dry & wonderfully balanced with firm crisp acids. Aromas & flavors of flowers, citrus, & honey. Nice minerality. 13%
This "Grey Label" Vermentino is all about freshness and considered by many to be the best expression of true Ligurian Vermentino. Straw yellow with golden highlights, it opens with fresh and bright fruit, citrus, wild flowers and notes of acacia blossom honey. Crisp and elegant on the palate w/a touch of minerality on the finish. 13%
Jean-Marc Brocard, 2022 Vau de Vay, Premier Cru Chablis (Chardonnay) France
$50.00
Vanilla and crisp minerality play together in this ripe wine with a steely core. Intense acidity, a lively, bright texture plus a flinty edge that will allow it to age well. Brocard is a pioneer in Burgundy in embracing biodynamic farming practices. 13%
Broglia "La Meirana" 2022 Gavi (100% Cortese) Piemonte, Italy
$50.00
Sourced from the Tenuta La Meirana in the Gavi di Gavi DOCG. The document—dating to 971 AD— which states the origin of the name "Gavi" is preserved at the record office in Genova; it men - tions a vine yard and chestnut woods on a spot called Meirana. These particular Cortese grapevines average 30 years of age. After handharvesting, the grapes are fermented in stainless steel and aged there on the lees 6 mos. before bottling. Lemons, sliced apples, wet stones, apricots on the nose. Creamy, medium-bodied and fresh, with deliciously clear stone fruit and a mineral touch at the end. 13.5%
Rhône meets Tuscany: an elegant blend of Viognier and Chardonnay from this Tuscan estate's chalkiest terroir. Vinified and matured in old French oak to enhance its complexity. The nose is redolent of stone fruits, with a honeyed, waxy quality and hints of white pepper. The palate shows surprising restraint, with a lean, crisp and utterly refreshing finish. This release will continue to evolve, but it is showing so much aromatic complexity and beautiful structure right now, it's hard to resist. Fully organic and biodynamic. 13%
Chateau de la Cree 2022 "Les Tourelles" (100% Chardonnay) France
$50.00
Fresh and youthful with expressive notes of melon, white flowers, and linen. The palate is electric with layers of stone fruit and white peach. The mouthwatering mineral-driven finish is long and persistent. A beautiful Premier Cru Chardonnay from the Côte Chalonnaise region of Burgundy! 12.5%
Paul Cherrier 2022 Sancerre (100% Sauvignon Blanc) France
$50.00
This estate is located in the tiny, picturesque village of Verdigny, just northwest of the town of Sancerre. The hilltop parcels are planted on rocky Kimmeridgian limestone, that ancient ocean bed underpinning the Grand Cru vineyards of Chablis. This terroir produces wines of incredible length, purity, and minerality. The amount of clay in the soils varies by parcel and elevation, providing them with richer, fruitier Sauvignon Blanc and fruit that is more linear and mineral. 13%
From the region's steep slopes and of old ungrafted rootstock, this wine has attractive floral, apple and hazelnut aromas. The delicate texture of peach fruit is paired with vibrant acidity. Crisp, wellbalan ced, and eminently drinkable. 9%
Dopff au Moulin Reserve 2020 Alsace (Pinot Gris) France
$50.00
From some of Alsace's finest vineyards. Medium-dry. Subtle spiced apple aromas; intense, slightly exotic flavours; long, full finish. An excellent food wine. The current winemaker represents the 11th gene ra tion producing, with the Dopff family vineyards dating back to 1574. 13.5%
Single vineyard 100% Vidiano, an indigenous Cretan grape variety. Fermented and matured for at least 5 mos. (40% acacia wooden barrels /60% French Oak barrels.) Palate of lemon and juicy melon flavors are balanced by notes of petrol. Lovely, long-lasting finish. 14%
Chateau Fortia 2020 Châteauneuf-di-Papes "Edmee Le Roy" Blanc (Roussanne, Clairette, Grenache Blanc) France
$50.00
One of the estate's first historical wines, Edmée le Roy is rare and limited: only 2 hectares of the vineyard are devoted to its production. It is a delicate blend of Roussanne and Clairette with a touch of Grenache Blanc. Harvested entirely by hand into crates with sorting on the plot. Intense and complex nose, with dominant notes of mango and passion fruit and a mineral touch of wet shale. Tasty and full attack on the palate with nice sweetness. Very ample and voluminous. 13.5%
Inama, Vigneti di Foscarino 2020 Soave Classico (Veneto) (Garganega) Italy
$50.00
Intense yellow Soave with mineral, earth, and subtle citrus notes, from the smaller, historic portion (hence "Classico") of the greater Soaveproducing region. 12.5%
The Alois Lageder family winery produces lively and crisp wines from Alto Adige, in Nothern Italy. Founded in 1823, today the winery is in the hands of the family's sixth generation. They are committed to biodynamic agriculture and has been farming the 135 acres familyowned vineyards this way since 2004. An effusive nose of floral honey and summer meadows with a hint of vanilla. Ripe and open, yet bright and crisp with some positive tannins at the tantalizing finish. 12.5%
Gustav Lorentz Alsace 2022 Riesling, France
$50.00
This Riesling Reserve has a pale-yellow color, with an expressive nose filled with citrus and white flower aromas. It has a lively attack, a refreshing acidity with a lot of lime and notes of granny smith apple, with a great structure. Fruity with a clean and dry finish. 12.3%
Domaine Pierre Marchand et Fils 2023 Pouilly-Fume Les Loges (100% Sauvignon Blanc) France
$50.00
The 25-year-old Sauvignon Blanc vines planted along the banks of the Loire River, near the village of Les Loges, are considered to be one of the finest sectors of the appellation. The vineyard, dating back to 1650, today covers 17 hectares. Under the direction of Eric Marchand and his brother, Pascal, the domaine practices minimal intervention farming. A well-balanced wine with an elegant and long finish punctu ated with the distinctive notes of orchard fruits and flint from this iconic terroir. 13%
Pale yellow with greenish reflections. Medium-high intensity on the nose. Predominant primary aromas and Golden Delicious apple highlights are backed up with plenty of citric notes. Immaculate palate from start to finish: firm, well-tooled, flamboyant and well-structured, with a full and clean finish. Aged on lies for six months 13%
Domaine de la Pepiere 2022 Muscadet Sur Lie Clos de Briords Cuvée Vieilles Vignes (100% Melon de Bourgogne) France
$50.00
The 2022 Briords is beautifully defined on the nose with aromas of menthol, iodine, white orchard fruits and verbena. Perfectly balanced, medium-bodied, satiny and mineral, it's tense with bright acids and concludes with a mineral finish of crushed stones. A stunning, energetic, delicately tangy wine made from vines planted on granodiorite— granite from Château-Thébaud. Certified biodynamic. 11.5%
From the Palai vineyard site above Faedo in Tren ti - no-Alto Adige. At an elevation of 550-750 meters, the vineyard is wellventilated from the winds that blow north off Lake Garda. The contrast between the temperatures of the day and night are ideal for growing the Müller-Thurgau grape, as the warm days provide perfect ripeness while the cool nights help the grapes retain their natural acidity. The wine is yellow with green tinges and the nose shows notes of peach and citrus with delicate mineral tones. Especially good with seafood. 12%
Stadlmann Thermenregion 2022 Gruner Veltliner, Austria
$50.00
This traditional Austrian varietal finds in the Thermenregion the per - fect environment of soil and climate to develop its distinctive flavours and spice, brisk acidity and hearty fruitiness. The nose features blossoms, green apple and white pepper. Pineapple and delicate herbal spice flavours are revealed within an elegant and lively texture and wellintegrated, refreshing acidity. 12.5%
From the tiny Sicilian Island of Mozia where the vineyard makes up 40 of the 98 total acres. This is the only wine produced there! The grapes are harvested slightly before they reach full maturation, to preserve some degree of acidity and maintain the freshness of the palate and the longevity that the white wine of Mozia has demonstrated over the years. Hawthorn, citrus, white stone fruit and an inviting whiff of pastry dough form the nose. Savory and boasting a polished texture, the vibrant palate features Meyer lemon, white peach and yellow apple alongside a briny mineral note. Crisp acidity keeps it energized and balanced. 13%
Tiberio 2020 Trebbiano d'Abruzzo, Italy
$50.00
From old vines, inland from the seaside town Pescara. Clear, brilliant, light yellow with green tinges. Fresh aromas of apricot, grapefruit, jasmine and orange blossom, anise. Crisp and clean with zippy aromas and flavors of green apple, anise & almond. Finishes with noteworthy balance, length & sneaky concentration. Excellent with seafood. 13%
Vietti 2023 Roero Arneis DOCG Italy
$50.00
From selected vineyards, characterized by limestone- and clay-rich soil, in the municipality of Santo Stefano Roero, where the grapes are harvested by hand around early September. Fresh floral, citrus and melon aromas, with mineral and almond notes. Dry, medium-bodied with fresh acidity. Well-balanced, elegant, with good complexity and persistence. 13.5%
Hermanos del Villar, Oro de Castilla 2022 Verdejo (Rueda) (100% Verdejo) Spain
$50.00
A family-owned winery with a strong focus on crafting exceptionally high-quality wines. Its origins trace back to 1955 when Pablo del Villar Escudero arrived in Rueda. Located at a high elevation, the vineyard is planted in a bed of river stones covering a limestone subsoil. Aromas of Meyer lemon and green apple are accented by suggestions of chalky minerals and sea salt. Dry and racy on the palate, offering lively citrus fruit and fresh fig flavors and a subtle touch of tarragon. 13%
New World
Chasing Harvest 2019 South Island Riesling, New Zealand
$50.00
Created by husband and wife Michael Kush and Jennifer Kingen Kush from Chicago. "Chasing harvest" is a wine industry term that describes travel between the northern and southern hemispheres for extra vintage seasons in one year. Sourced from a single vineyard located in the heart of the Bannockburn subregion of Central Otago, this wine was crafted using experiences gained in the Mosel, Germany as well as in the New World. Hand-harvested and ripe clusters with minimal botrytis were sorted in the winery; the fruit destemmed and crushed was left to macerate on the skins overnight. Gently pressed the next day; after cold-settling, the wine was racked to very old neutral french oak barrels. Fermented long and cool, the wine was left with a very minimal amount of residual sugar to balance with the acidity. The wine remained on its lees over the course of the winter before being bottled in the spring. Only 45 cases produced! 12.5%
Mount Eden Old Vines Wolff Vineyard 2021 Chardonnay, California
$50.00
Captivating aromas of yeasty baking bread, lime zest, wild sage. Full concentration on the palate without heaviness; the finish echoes the complexity of the aromas with a touch of oak and minerality. 13.5%
Sparkling
Charles Ellner "Carte Blanche" NV Champagne (30% Pinot Noir, 30% Chardonay, 40% Pinot Meunier) Epernay, France
$50.00
Aged three years, this shows citrus, crisp apple, and a little red currant fruit with floral notes. Crisp and lingering. Zesty finish.12%
Based on the Lambrusco Grasparossa grape variety, this wine gets its delightful pink hue from just a short period of skin contact, with 15% Pinot Nero.. A dry and tangy sparkling wine with watermelon and lemon character. Medium body, lovely creamy texture from the fine bubbles and a juicy finish. 12%
Adami Bosco di Gica, Valdobbiadene DOCG Prosecco Superiore NV Italy
$50.00
Rich, with excellent fruit, releasing scents of yellow apple & peach, and notes of wisteria & acacia blossom. Wonderful balance and elegance complement a pleasurable crisp spiciness. Delicious vein of acidity, displaying crisp, savoury mouthfeel. Generous, lingering flavors nicely mirror the nose and achieve perfect balance. 11%
Small Format Sparkling
Bariano Prosecco DOC. (100% Glera) Italy
Aromas of white flowers, pear, apple with a clear hint of sage. Light and refreshing with soft fruit notes of lemon and peach. 11%
Aromas of strawberry, cranberry, and hibiscus. Refreshing and wellbalanced with bright acidity and a clean, off-dry finish. 11%
Split (187ml)$12.00
Scarpetta Frico Frizzante, Italy
This sparkling wine inspired by Prosecco is a blend of Trebbiano, Glera and Chardonnay. With light refreshing bubbles and flavors of crisp green apples and pear. Crisp and clean. 10%
Can (250ml)$10.00
Spirits at Hopleaf
Not an exhaustive list—please ask your server or have a look at the bar
Bourbon
Four Roses Single Barrel
$12.00
Elijah Craig Barrel Proof
$16.00
Michter's Kentucky Straight
$14.00
Wild Turkey Rare Breed
$15.00
Koval
$14.00
Buffalo Trace
$9.00
Makers Mark
$9.00
Rye
Maplewood Vibration 03: 5-Year
$16.00
Rittenhouse Straight
$9.00
Willet Small Batch 4-Year
$16.00
Sazerac 6-Year
$10.00
Whiskey
Jameson, Triple Distilled
$10.00
Laird's Applejack
$9.00
Uncle Nearest 1884
$12.00
Single Malt Scotch Balvenie, 12yr Double Wood (Speyside)
$16.00
Auchentoshan, Three Wood (Lowlands)
$17.00
Laphroaig, 10yr (Islay)
$15.00
GlenDronach 12 yr (Highland)
$16.00
Longrow (Campbelltown)
$15.00
Dewars, White Label
$9.00
Rum
Zaya, 16yr (Trinidad and Tobago)
$10.00
Vodka
North Shore
$9.00
Gin/Genever
Beefeater
$8.00
Maplewood Spruce
$10.00
North Shore #11
$9.00
By The Dutch Old Genever
$12.00
Tequila
Cimmaron Blanco
$8.00
El Mayor Añejo
$10.00
El Mayor Reposado
$10.00
Brandy/Cognac/Calvados
Claque-Pepin Fine Calvados
$13.00
Pierre Ferrand, 1er Cru Ambre
$14.00
Roger Groult Calvados 6-year Cantillon Kriek
$18.00
Port
Warre's Warrior Port
$15.00
Warre's Otima 10-Yr Tawny Port
$12.00
Cordials, Liquors, Digestifs, Amari
Amaro Lucano
$10.00
Tuve Bitter
$9.00
Cappelletti Aperitivo
$9.00
Drambuie
$9.00
Lazzaroni Amaretto
$10.00
Meletti Fernet
$9.00
Kahlua
$9.00
Suze
$10.00
Jepson's Malört
$6.00
Boomsma Claerkampster Clooster Bitter
$9.00
DuPont Pommeau de Normandie
$12.00
Our Specialty
Belgian-Style mussels — Atlantic mussels from Prince Edward Island served w/frites & aioli
In Wit Beer
cooked in Unibroue's Blanche de Chambly, shallots, celery, thyme, bayleaf, butter
mesclun mix, cherry tomatoes, pickled red onions, shaved carrots, sunflower seeds, red wine vinaigrette
vegan
gluten-free
Sandwiches
All served with our famous pommes frites
Toasted Nueske Ham
$20.00
applewood smoked nueske ham, gruyère cheese, apple-tarragon coleslaw, herb aioli on pumpernickel
The Slagel Burger
$20.00
Slagel family farms dry-aged beef-double patty, smashed, w/american cheese, grilled onions, butter lettuce, tomato, pickles & special sauce on a toasted brioche bun
Add Bacon
$2.00
Pork Schnitzel
$18.00
Iowa pork loin brined & pounded thin, breaded in panko bread crumbs; w/mustard aioli & pickled red cabbage on a Kaiser roll
mesclun mix, cherry tomatoes, pickled red onions, shaved carrots, sunflower seeds, red wine vinaigrette
vegan
gluten-free
Sandwiches
All served with our famous pommes frites
The Slagel Burger
$20.00
Slagel family farms dry-aged beef-double patty, smashed, w/american cheese, grilled onions, butter lettuce, tomato, pickles & special sauce on a toasted brioche bun
Add Bacon
$2.00
Toasted Nueske Ham
$20.00
applewood smoked nueske ham, gruyère cheese, apple-tarragon coleslaw, herb aioli on pumpernickel
Pork Schnitzel
$18.00
Iowa pork loin brined & pounded thin, breaded in panko bread crumbs; w/mustard aioli & pickled red cabbage on a Kaiser roll
brandy-stewed apple, cranberry, brown butter-shortbread crumbs, vanilla bean gelato, salted caramel & sea salt
Chocolate & Espresso Pot de Crème
$12.00
w/bruléed marshmallow fluff, cranberry port reduction & sea salt
gluten-free
Goat Cheese Cheesecake***
$14.00
toasted cashew crust, seasonal fruit compote
gluten-free
Sorbet & Gelato
$10.00
Ask your server for todays selection (sorbet also vegan)
gluten-free
***Incl. Nuts
Draft Ciders & Meads
Uncle John's, Sidra de Tepache (St Johns, MI) 6.5%
Traditional hard apple cider with pineap- ple juice, piloncillo sugar, with cinnamon sticks and whole clove. Traditional Mexican "tepache" is a fermented pineapple drink dating back to the 1600's
Goblet$8.50
Northman, Orchard Project 7.8%**
Dabinett and Esopus Spitzenberg apples sing harmoniously amidst aromas of warm apricot, maraschino cherry and green apple. Fruit forward, with a delicate body and fresh acid, rounded out by smooth, integrated tannin. Blend of Dabinett and Esopus Spitzenberg apples from Dietrich Orchards, Conklin, MI
Goblet$11.00
Dansk Mjød, Viking Blod (Billund, Denmark) 19%
Mead brewed based on a recipe from about the year 1700, and the ingredients are pure and 100% natural. A traditional mead with dried hibiscus, with a sweet, floral taste
Featuring fruit from the 2022 and 2023 harvests, aged in French oak wine barrels, alongside 2024 harvest fruit aged in Amer- ican oak foeders. This complex blend of sharp & bittersweet apples offers a nose of wet oak, earthy undertones, & overripe red apple, with a moderate tannic finish. Served on our still line
25cl$8.50
Nirtue Cider (Fennville, MI) Winesap (2023) 7.5%
A single varietal cider. This prized cider apple dates back to colonial times. Winesaps are sweet with a tangy finish and can be used for eating, cooking and especially for making cider. Notes of red apple, light stone fruit, & honey
25cl$8.50
Nirtue Cider (Fennville, MI) Jack Pine 2025 7.7%
A blend of Dabinett, Northern Spy, Wine- sap, and Golden Russet from the 2023 and 2024 Harvest. A sharp and bright cider w/ a firm tannic finish
25cl$8.50
Belgian Drafts
Timmermans, Pêche Cardamome 4%*
Crafted with traditional barrel-aged lambic and 100% natural peach, delicately spiced with cardamom
30cl$11.00
De La Senne, Taras Boulba 4.5%
Light blonde ale, generously hopped with the finest aromatic hops, giving it a very refreshing character and a scent reminiscent of citrus
33cl$12.00
Kasteel, Wit 4.8%
Balanced flavor of zesty citrus, spicy ginger and biscuity maltiness. The harmonious blend of sweet, sour and spicy flavors is topped with coriander and lemongrass for a crisp, dry and refreshing finish
33cl$10.00
Bavik, Super Pils 5.2%
Obtains its unique flavor through an exceptional brewing process. Uses aromatic hops and guarantees a long and cold maturation process. Crisp Belgian Pils
33cl$8.00
St. Bernardus, Tokyo Wit 6%
An unfiltered wit ale, which has been brewed with a large amount of wheat, holding the middle between a white beer and a saison
25cl$11.00
Boon, Geuze Sélection 6.3%*
To create their Geuze on draft, Boon had to create a new lambic blend by targeting specific foeders which were best suited to "keg conditioning." Tart and funky as a traditional lambic should be
25cl$12.00
Brasserie Dupont, Saison Dupont 6.5%
Regarded as a classic Belgian seasonal ale, this beer was designed to quench the thirst of farm workers. Brewed in winter, it is left to ferment in wooden barrels before being served
33cl$12.00
Duvel Moortgat, Duvel 6.66, 6.8%
The Duvel Moortgat family brewery celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2021 w/ this new mild, full-bodied blond. No fewer than 6 different hop varieties are used. It's based on the noble & exclusive hop varie-ties Saaz & Styrian Golding, just like classic Duvel
25cl$9.00
Dubuisson, Cuvée des Trolls 7%
Well-rounded and delicate Blonde Ale. The addition of dried orange peel at the boiling stage brings a pleasantly fruity aroma
25cl$12.00
Westmalle, Duo 7.2%^
A golden blonde that is 60% Tripel and 40% Extra. The freshness of Extra combined with the fruity body of Tripel, results in a refined balance of hop and fruit aromas
33cl$12.00
Oud Beersel, Kriekenlambiek 7.5%*
A traditional Lambic beer, produced by the addition of real sour cherries for natural fermentation in young Lambic. Once the cherries have been fully macerated and fermented, the Kriekenlambiek is blended with an older lambic to reach the desired flavor
25cl$12.00
Maredsous, Brune 8%
Abbey Brown brewed by Benedictine monks of the Abbey of Maredsous in the Belgian Ar- dennes. Originally only brewed for Christ- mas but has become a year round staple
25cl$10.00
Achouffe, La Chouffe 8%
Pale Blonde ale with citrus notes, followed by a refreshing touch, pleasantly spiced. Light hop profile. This was the first beer made at the brewery 40 years ago
25cl$8.00
Petrus, Petrus Cherry Chocolate Quad 8.5%
On Nitro. A blend of their Quadrupel, using 6 different types of roasted malts and cherries. The nitrogen gives it more body and creaminess
25cl$12.00
Chimay, Green (Cent Cinquante) 10%^
Strong Ale brewed to celebrate the 150th birthday of the brewery. Mellow body with a smoky, spicy flavor, and a touch of hop bitterness. Brewed with Saaz & Hallertau Mittelfrüh hops, plus an added secret spice
25cl$12.00
Val-Dieu, Grand Cru 10.5%
Quadrupel, with aromas of roasted malt, chocolate and port wine; finishes slightly dry
25cl$12.00
Van Steenberge, Gulden Draak 10.5%
A dark brown Triple Ale re-fermented in the keg, which in itself makes it an exceptional beer. Complex taste with notes of caramel, roasted malt and coffee makes it unique
25cl$9.00
Straffe Hendrik, Brugs Quadrupel 11%
A special malt blend gives this beer a complex character. Combining a delicate dryness with hints of coriander, dark fruits, anise and roasted chestnuts
25cl$12.00
De Garre by Van Steenberge 11%
This gem of a Belgian Triple is the house beer for the famous pub of the same name, located down a long alley in Bruges
33cl$12.00
Delirium
Delirium Barrel Aged Sour Blonde 10.8%*
Blonde ale spent 18 months in barrels before maturing further in tanks. Refreshingly acidic beer w/ the malty richness of a proper Belgian tripel
25cl$12.00
Delirium Black 11.5%
Strong Belgian Dark Ale aged in Willet Bourbon Barrel Aged in 10 months. Flavors of spices, bitterness, oak, bourbon, and vanilla
25cl$13.00
Gueuzerie Tilquin
Tilquin (or Gueuzerie Tilquin) is a Belgian lambic beer blendery based in Bierghes, Brussels, founded in 2009 by Pierre Tilquin. It is the only lambic blendery in the mainly French-speaking, southern region of Wallonia. Tilquin is exclusively the only blendery that is allowed to blend of one, two, and three-year-old lambics with wort acquired from Boon, Lindemans, Girardin, and Cantillon breweries
Oude Pinot Meunier à l'Ancienne (2020/2021) 7.9%
Beer of spontaneous fermentation, made from the fermentation of 250 grams of Pinot Meunier grapes per liter of lambic. The grapes were grown bio-dynamically by their neighbors at Domaine W. Unfiltered and unpasteurized, this beer is re-fermented in the bottle
750ml Bottle$50.00
Oude Pinot Gris à l'Ancienne (2020/2021) 8.4%
Beer of spontaneous fermentation, made from the fermentation of 280 grams of Pinot Gris grapes per liter of lambic. Unfiltered and unpasteurized, this beer is re-fermented in the bottle
750ml Bottle$50.00
Oude Riesling à l'Ancienne (2020/2021) 7.7%
Beer of spontaneous fermentation, made from the fermentation of 325 grams of Riesling grapes per liter of lambic. Unfiltered and unpasteurized, this beer is re-fermented in the bottle
750ml Bottle$50.00
Oude Sureau à l'Ancienne (2020/2021) 6.5%
Beer of spontaneous fermentation, made from the fermentation of 125 grams of elderberries per liter of lambic. Unfiltered unpasteurized, this beer is re-fermented in the bottle
750ml Bottle$46.00
Oude Mirabelle à l'Ancienne (2020/2021) 7%
During this season 20|21, a new fruit beer was blended, made from the fermentation of 240 grams of Mirabelle plums per liter of lambic
750ml Bottle$50.00
Craft Drafts
Dovetail, Grodziskie 3.8%**
Polish style smoked wheat beer has light, citrus-like overtones and a surprising hint of spicy smoke
Pint$8.50
Blind Corner, Taper (Naperville, IL) 4.2%**
Light, crisp, and refreshing American Lager. Easy drinking
Pint$6.00
Dogfish Head, Festina Pêche (Milton, DE) 4.5%*
Berliner Weisse style sour ale made with peaches to gently soften the sourness of the beer
Teku Glass$7.00
Sierra Nevada, Pils (Chico, CA) 4.7%
A craft lager made w/ Pilsner Malt, Saphir, and Crystal Lupulin hops. Crisp and refreshing w/ citrus notes
The original Gumballhead Wheat Pale Ale boosted with the addition of blood orange and lemon
Pint$7.50
Evil Twin NYC, Greenhouse Pils! (Brooklyn, NY) 5%
A German style Pilsner conditioned on an American Foudre. Drinks light & crispy. Notes of honey biscuits and subtle flowers
Pint$7.50
Firestone Walker DBA (Paso Robles, CA) 5%
English style Pale Ale. The first beer FSW made in 1996. Partially fermented in an oak-barrel brewing system. It stands as an iconic tribute to traditional cask fermented English ales. Caramel, English toffee and toasted oak flavors
Pint$8.50
Rothaus, Pils Tannen Zäpfle (Germany) 5.1%
Aromatic Tettanang and Hallertau hops, domestic malt from summer barley, and pure spring water from the high Black Forest give this balanced Pils it's unique spicy and fresh taste
0.5l$10.00
Stiegl, Paracelsus (Salzburg, Austria) 5.2%
Pristine and unfiltered Bio-Zwickl Lager. Brewed entirely with Austrian organic ingre- dients, in particular Laufener Landweizen, an ancient grain, grown and malted at the Stiegl-Farm, Wildshut
Teku Glass$9.00
Fonta Flora, Nightshade (Nebo, NC) 5.2%*
A Bière de Coupage, which is a brewing technique, the blending of young and mature beer. A blended spontaneous ale aged on estate-grown sun gold tomato leaves, flowers and green fruit. Earthy, tart, with a light funk
Aspen$9.00
Is/Was, Anchois 5.3%**
A single hop in a mid gravity saison, highlighting "Anchovy" Hops. This hop is extremely unique & with a nice watermelon profile
Founded in 1040, it is the oldest continuously operating brewery in the world. Hefeweizen brewed according to centuries-old brewing tradition on the Weihenstephan hill
0.5l$11.00
Allagash, White (Portland, ME) 5.5%
Traditional Belgian-style wheat beer, light & slightly cloudy w/a blend of spices. Longtime Hopleaf mainstay!
Pint$8.00
Scratch, Juniper & Lemon Balm Pale Ale (Ava, IL) 5.5%
Classic 90's-era American-style pale ale. Pine and citronella notes cap an easy drinking malt profile and clean finish
Pint$12.00
Goldfinger, Dortmunder (Downers Grove, IL) 5.8%**
Lager is typical of the style: rich & complex malt sweetness of a helles lager with the pronounced hop character of a German pils. Brewed w/Jack's Abby (Framingham, MA)
Pint$8.50
Brothership, AntiMatte (Mokena, IL) 5.8%**
Double Dry Hopped New England IPA with 100% Citra hops
Pint$10.00
Green Man, Porter (Asheville, NC) 6%
Made of a rich flavorful blend of English Crystal & roast malts hung on a backbone of Simpsons Golden Promise. Hops stay out of the way allowing the malt complexity to shine
Pint$8.00
3 Floyds, Zombie Dust (Munster, IN) 6.5%
This intensely hopped and gushing undead Pale Ale will be one's only respite after the zombie apocalypse
Pint$8.00
Saint Errant, Rivers of Suggestion 6.5%**
West Coast IPA with Centennial, Cascade, Simcoe and Mosaic
Pint$10.00
Birrificio del Ducato, Oud Brunello (Parma, Italy) 7%*
Collaboration with Oxbow Brewery in Maine; born from a mutual idea, to bring the pride of Italian Brunello wine to an innovative beer. Sour ale has sweet & sour notes accompanied by the unmistakable aroma of spending ten months in Brunnelo barrels. A rare treat!
Aspen$12.00
Beachwood, Amalgamator (Long Beach, CA) 7.1%
Dynamic West Coast-style IPA, delightful- ly light in body and bursting with unique aromas & flavors. Mosaic hops lays down an aromatic amalgam of passion fruit, blueberry, dank resin, and citrus notes
Pint$9.00
Maine, Lunch (Freeport, ME) 7%
"East Coast" version of a West Coast-style IPA. Intense hop flavors and aromas of tropical & citrus fruits & pine dominate, w/a subtle malt sweetness
Pint$12.00
OEC, Rubeus (Oxford, CT) 7.5%*
Sour red ale reminscent of the classic Flemish style. The slow aging process in Sangiovese & Tawny port barrels gives it dis- tinct notes of plums, cherries & dark fruit
Aspen$10.00
Half Acre, Beer Hates Astronauts 7.8%**
IPA with an intense focus on Citra hops, bursts with ripe, funky Citra hop aromas and creamy peach flavor built on Vienna malt, for a slightly sweet caramel base
Teku Glass$9.00
Eagle Park, Citra on the Dock of the Bay (Milwaukee, WI) 8%
New England IPA brewed w/ Citra hops
Teku Glass$10.00
Jackie O's, Barlow 2024 (Athens, OH) 11.4%
Imperial Stout brewed w/ heaps of roasted malt and rye aged in rye whiskey barrels for 19 months. Aromas of marzipan, toasty oak, & cacao
5oz Snifter$11.00
Magnanimous, Relic of Damnation (Tampa, FL) 12.5%
A blend of imperial stout aged in Old Elk Wheated Bourbon & Old Elk Wheated Bourbon Light Char barrels for 18 months with hazelnuts & coconut added. Collabora- tion with Mikerphone Brewing
5oz Snifter$10.00
Hopleaf's House Beers
Hopleaf's house beers are brewed for us by art history brewing
House Dark—Black Lager 4.8%
Traditional Czech Dark Lager inspired by a classic from the 500-year-old U Fleků brewery in Prague. Rich & complex, black as coal; starts off like a Porter but finishes crisp, clean, & dry
Pint$7.50
House Pale—Pale Ale 5.8%
Belgian-inspired Pale Ale fermented w/a yeast from a Belgian Trappist monastery. Brewed w/trad European malts & Belgian candy sugar but hopped with modern American Simcoe & Sultana hops. Food-friendly everyday drinker
Pint$7.50
Side Project (Maplewood, MO)
À La Table Blend #4, 2.5%
Traditionally brewed to be extremely refreshing. An airy and fluffy malt bill, fermented with wild Missouri yeast & their house Saison blend before being aged in Missouri oak for several months & naturally conditioned
25cl$10.00
Le Saisonnier Blend #6, 4%
A table beer made w/ European malts, hopped assertively w/ European hops & aged it in a Missouri Oak Foedre for 6 months with a blend of Missouri microflora to create a delicate, yet expressive experience from this naturally conditioned beer
25cl$10.00
Old Soul 5.8%
Malt-forward lagerbier with Czech yeast and hops. Drinks like a Märzen, but with more assertive late hop additions from the Czech Saaz and Bohemia hops to give it more of a classic herbal aroma
33cl$10.00
Saison du Fermier from Pinot Noir Puncheons Blend #7, 7%
Robust saison is balanced with the bright- ness, depth and rustic character of the wild microflora found on their family's Missouri farm. This limited expression of Saison du Fermier was fermented in and aged in Pinot Noir puncheons for 10 months before being naturally conditioned
25cl$10.00
Entropy 7.6%
New England style IPA brewed with Galaxy, Nectaron Cryo, Citra Cryo and Motueka hops. Dank, citrusy, fruit forward profile
33cl$10.00
Parallels 2022, 14%
Double Barrel Aged version of their Parfait base. A blend of Barrel Aged and Oak Aged Imperial Stouts which were blended and then racked back (double barrel aged) into Willett Barrels. After this final aging, it is finished with fresh ground cinnamon sticks, vanilla beans, and Barrel Aged maple syrup
5oz Snifter$14.00
Deep Wood Series
Revolution, Double Barrel V.S.O.D. 2023, 17.9%**
Occupying the epicenter of patience, refinement, and extremity, a forebod- ing incantation of swirling malt, spirit, and oak concentrated over several years prized bourbon barrels. Cocoa, vanilla, and stone fruit emanate from the glass, with each decadent sip punctuated by American oak and warming alcohol
5oz Snifter$10.00
Everyday Happy Hour
3pm-5pm
More, Wizard Mode 4.9%
16oz Can$5.00
*Sour. **Chicagoland. ^Trappist
Belgians
Van Steenberge
Like many others of its kind, this brewery originated from a ploughland farm which was also engaged in brewing beer for its own consumption. The first time it was mentioned in print was in 1784 under the name of "Brouwerij De Peer", although it's likely that there had long been a brewery there
Piraat 10.5%
Fruity, spicy, complex aroma and flavor. A sweet palate is followed by low hop bitterness, evident coriander-like spiciness and a titillating warming finish. Refermented in the bottle—a living beer! In the 17th & 18th centuries, ales like Piraat were highly prized and sought after by seafaring pirates and their captains
11.2oz$10.00
Gulden Draak (Golden Dragon) 10.5%
The flagship of this famous brewery. Dark brown triple ale with a creamy head, natural malt, toffee-like sweetness, hoppy accents. Barley wine strength at 10.5%
11.2oz$10.00
Gulden Draak 9000, 10.5%
An exceptional quadruple amber. Four different malt varieties give a deep golden amber color and a slightly fruity aroma. Together with the soft and slightly sweet taste, this provides a beautifully rounded bouquet with notes of dried fruit. A high fermentation beer with secondary fermentation. For the secondary fermentation wine yeast is used
11.2oz$10.00
Duvel Moortgat
In 1871, Jan-Leonard Moortgat, the son of a brewers' family from Steenhuffel, founded the Moortgat farm brewery together with his wife Maria De Block. At that time, the newcomer was just one of the 4,000 breweries active in Belgium at the turn of the century
Duvel 9.5%
The Classic! This strong golden ale is surely one of the world's most beautiful & elegant beers. Prodigious creamy head, a champagne sparkle, notes of pear & a dry finish. Fermented three times, bottle-conditioned and suitable for cellaring
11.2oz$10.00
St. Feuillien
One of the few female-run Belgian breweries. Founded in 1873 by Stéphanie Friart. The Friart family's fifth generation is now at the helm
Grand Cru 9.5%
This extra-blond amber nectar masterpiece undergoes refermentation in the bottle, resulting in a beer endowed with unforgettable character. The secret lies in the unique combination of the noblest hops and the finest aromatic ingredients. Grand Cru differs from other beers in the range by its absence of spices and a traditional dry hopping with Styrian Golding hops in bloom
11.2oz$15.00
Quadrupel 11%
A very dark and dense beer. This quadruple distinguishes herself by a complex and finely caramelized aroma and with shades of Madeira wine, candied fruit and an intense touch of fermentation esters. A slight hoppy smell completes the whole. The mouth is long with a powerful body built on the density and generous apparent extract. The bitterness is present but sweet and blends harmoniously with the malty structure. The selection of special malts raises the chocolate side with the nuances of coconut
11.2oz$14.00
Brasserie Dupont
This classic agricultural brewery dating from 1850, set around a farmyard in Tourpes, has been in the Dupont family since 1920 and still uses the original cast iron brewing vessels
Saison Dupont 6.5%
Herbal, hoppy, peppery fruitiness; rocky head. Long dry finish
375ml$12.00
De Brabandere
Started 1894 as the farm brewery Bavikhove, it is still independent and family-owned and run by the 5th generation, Albert De Brabandere. While they brew a wide range styles, they are best known in America for superb sour beers and their Bavik Superpils
Petrus Aged Pale Ale 7.3%
24-30 months in wood. Old-golden-hued. Oaky aroma w/hints of sherry & fruit, sourness in the finish
11.2oz$10.00
Omer Vander Ghinste
When Omer Vander Ghinste started brewing in 1892 in the beautiful West Flemish village of Bellegem, brand names did not yet exist. He promoted his beers by placing stained glass windows with the words "Beers Omer Vander Ghinste" in the front windows of the pubs. As these windows were very expensive, it was not an option to replace them at every change of generation. Therefore every firstborn son was baptized "Omer", a tradition still kept alive today, 130 years and 5 generations later!
Cuvée des Jacobins 5.5%
Unblended old lambic, aged for 18 mos. or more. Robust character but beautiful & sophisticated, w/a full body & over tones of vanilla, dried cherry, stone fruit & cocoa. A complex, beautiful sour beer
330ml$15.00
Roodbruin 5.5%
Based on an ancient beer called "Ouden Tripel". Blending this beer with lambic aged in oak barrels for 18 months results in this specific West Flanders Red-brown beer. Its typical flavor is well-balanced, with hardly noticeable sourness
330ml$12.00
Brasserie de Blaugies - Wallonie
A small traditional family brewery begun by Pierre-Alex Carlier and Marie-Noelle Pourtois. All the beers brewed in their buildings are unfiltered and are fermented a second time in the bottle after adding yeast. The first mash was made on March 24, 1988
Darbyste 5.8%
Saison made with wheat, fermented with fig juice. Figs are not evident in the flavor, which is light, lemony and dry
12.7oz$20.00
La Moneuse 8%
Named for A. J. Moneuse (b. 1768), a famous local bandit and gang leader, and ancestor of the brewers' family. It is a classic Saison by virtue of its strength and its earthy, aged quality. It has a hardy, semi-dry malt character, a fresh but not overpowering hoppiness, abundant yeasty, fruity flavors and a fairly strong but pleasant and enticing mustiness
12.7oz$20.00
La Vermontoise 6%
Stemming from a partnership with mythical Vermont brewery Hill Farmstead, this one is made with malt, spelt and American hops. It stands out with its substantial bitterness and its dry and subtly lemony finish
12.7oz$20.00
Saison d'Epeautre 6%
Classic Saison/Farmhouse Ale brewed with spelt. Clean, crisp, and refreshing with just enough spice to liven things up
12.7oz$20.00
D'Achouffe
The small artisanal brewery in the Ardennes, founded by brothers-inlaw Pierre Gobron and Christian Bauweraerts towards the end of the 1970s, with initially less than 5,000 euros available to them. At the beginning they thought of it as a hobby, but soon they decided to devote themselves to the adventure full-time. The first 'brassin' (brewing mix) of La Chouffe was finished on 27th August 1982
LaChouffe 8%
Strong Golden Ale, a bit on the sweet side, w/just enough hops to dry the palate
330ml$10.00
Houblon Chouffe 9%
A unique marrying of the traditions of English IPAs w/the innovations of American Double IPAs and the classic Belgian way of brewing. A beautifully balanced Tripel, hazy gold w/impressive, long lasting head, big malty body, distinct hop dryness, expressive estery fruitiness
330ml$10.00
De Dolle Brouwers
The name started with a bicycle club "De Dolle Dravers", composed of four members — the two brothers Herteleer, Dirk Coussée, and Bernard Veranneman—who also knew about the regional beer culture. The brewery was born in 1980, when they took over an empty brewery
Oerbier 9%
Oerbier means original, from the source.Oerbier was created as an at home washtub experiment, with only natural ingredients and with secondary fermentation in the bottle. Brewed from a mixture of different malts, Poperinge Golding hops and a special yeast which makes for a subtly tart beer. The tartness becomes more prevalent with aging
11.2oz$14.00
Arabier 8%
A beer with secondary fermentation in the bottle, hopped with flower hops from Poperinge (Nugget and WGV—Whitbread Golding Variety). Distinctive dry-hopped taste and aroma
11.2oz$14.00
Bos Keun 9%
The recipe contains pale malt, Poperinge Goldings hops in bubbles, organic cane sugar, pure oerwater, top fermentation, fermentation & secondary fermentation in the bottle. Notes of berries, licorice, dry leaves, vanilla, and chocolate
11.2oz$14.00
Dulle Teve 10%
The website says: "Dulle Teve means Mad Bitch, but the US govt. does not like the name, so we said 'TRIPEL' " on labels. All-malt brew w/white candy in the kettle & refermented
11.2oz$14.00
Stille Nacht 12%
De Dolle's Christmas offering. High est density of any Belgian beer (27°Plato); boiled for 5 hours; brewed w/pale malt w/white candi sugar in the kettle. Nug get hops & dry hop ping bring extra bit terness to balance the extreme sweet ness (due to the density.) The taste triangle is completed w/some acidity of the fermentation
11.2oz$14.00
Delirium Tremens (By Huyghe)
Delirium Tremens (By Huyghe) 8.5%
A fourth generation independent family-owned and -run brewery, Huyghe has, over the past decade, made unprecedented investments in sustainability; reducing use of water, electricity, steam and waste. Triple fermentation and the use of three different yeast strains create its signature tastes: sweet, biscuit malt backbone, supported by pleasant warmth and spice, finishes well rounded, floral, and dry. The allusion to pink elephants and the choice of names is not random
11.2oz$12.00
Kasteel Brouwerij Vanhonsebrouck
A small traditional family brewery begun by Pierre-Alex Carlier and Marie-Noelle Pourtois. All the beers brewed in their buildings are unfiltered and are fermented a second time in the bottle after adding yeast. The first mash was made on March 24, 1988
Donker 11%
The very first beer of the Kasteel range is a full-bodied Quadrupel with hints of caramel, coffee and chocolate
16oz. Can$12.00
Rouge 11%
A unique blend of Kasteel Donker and macerated cherries
16oz. Can$12.00
De Halve Maan
"The Half Moon". This is the last active brewery in the historical city of Bruges. The town archives first mention the brewery in 1546. Since 1856, the famous brewing family Maes-Vanneste has owned the brewery
Brugse Zot 6%
A golden blonde ale brewed w/4 malts & 2 aromatic hop varieties, it's fruity & refreshing
330ml$11.00
Straffe Hendrik Brugs Tripel 9%
Hazy golden color, sweet malt, spice, and lots of yeast. A bit spritzy
330ml$12.00
Straffe Hendrik Brugs Quadruple 11%
Rich, intense dark Belgian ale. Brewed w/a subtle blend of specialty malts to give the ale extremely dark color & chewy, malty complex character
330ml$12.00
Rodenbach
The Rodenbach family is no average family. The ancestors of the current family took part in Napoleon's campaign in Russia, wrote the Belgian national anthem and founded Brewery Rodenbach in 1821
Classic 5%
Young Rodenbach is mixed with mature Rodenbach (at least two years in oak casks.) A scintillating dark, richly aromatic beer
500ml Can$12.00
Grand Cru 6%
Bottle-conditioned blend of ales aged in oak tuns of various sizes, each imparting its individual character. Sweet, acidic & fruity with sour grape background
330ml$15.00
Alexander 5.6%
A mixed fermentation beer consisting of two thirds beer that was matured in oak casks for 24 months and one third young beer; the blend is then subjected to maceration with sour cherries. A limited addition beer
11.2oz$15.00
Brouwerij Verhaeghe
A small family-owned brewery in West Flanders. Founded in 1885, it was dismantled by occupying German troops during WW1. After the War, with a changed market, the brewery was purpose-built to make their famed barrel-aged dark Flemish ale
Duchesse du Bourgogne 6.2%
Refreshing Flemish old red ale, matured in oak casks. Smooth, rich texture w/interplay of passion fruit & chocolate, & a long dry, acidic finish
330ml$12.00
Duchesse Cherry (Formerly Echt Kriekenbier) 6.8%
Cherry ale based on their Vichtenaar with local sour cherries added during the maturation process in wood casks. A blending of 1, 2 & 3-year-old beers
330ml$12.00
Brasserie De La Senne
Part of the 'new wave' of craft beer in Brussels. They produce hoppy ales, continental styles, barrel-aged mixed-fermented beers, as well as beer's fermented with a local brettanomyces yeast. The aim is to brews beers of character that are well-balanced, with a requirement for quality and consistency, absence of compromise, and a totally natural production, as well as an extremely sharp selection of raw materials in a direct relationship with the producer
Brett Porter 5.7%
Inspired by old London Porters of the 1800s, which were kept in huge wooden tuns where Brettanomyces yeasts would develop. It has not been barrel-aged, but co-fermented with their own Brettanomyces, and brewed from magnificent English special malts. The Brettanomyces are very present on the nose, giving it a vinous character with very ripe cherries like an old kirsch, and and slight leather notes. A roasted and slightly smoky touch completes the picture
330ml$15.00
Brett Saison 5.3%
A spelt Saison, dry-hopped and fermented with added Brettanomyces. It is blonde, opalescent; with very persistent foam that is creamy and fine. Aromatic and fruity, the nose is reminiscent of pineapple, quince, apricot, and gooseberry. A 'funky' touch, typical of Brettanomyces, completes the picture. Finish is dry and bitter, typical traits of the Saisons from the 1920's. It is extremely refreshing, which inspired its name: in the Flanders of olden times, Bruwers beer was a light and thirst quenching beer and was mainly drunk by brewery workers
300ml$15.00
Abbey-Style Beers
Abbey-Style Beers may or may not have a historical connection to an abbey and they may or may not pay royalties to a monastery. They are always beers of a style commonly associated with monastic brewing traditions. In some cases, a historic abbey sold or licensed a private company the rights to their name and recipes. In most though, there was never a connection between the brand and the Catholic Church
Abbaye de Leffe
Owned and brewed by Inbev at the Stella Artois Brewery in Leuven. Royalties are paid to the monastery
Leffe Blonde 6.6%
Authentic blond abbey beer with a slight hint of bitterness to it. Floral and spicy with notes of vanilla and cloves
11.2oz$9.00
Abbaye Du Val-dieu
It is the only Belgian abbey beer to be 100% brewed in a living abbey such as the famous Belgian Trappist beers.The monks of the Abbey of Val-Dieu are the ones who are at the origin of the beers which are brewed today on the site. The water used for the production of the beer comes from the "Barrage de la Gileppe". The region is famous for its high quality spring water
Grand Cru 10.5%
Quadrupel, with aromas of roasted malt, chocolate and port wine; finishes slightly dry
11.2oz$13.00
St. Bernardus
In 1945, Trappist monastery St. Sixtus stopped selling its beer and an agreement was reached where the monks would brew beer only for themselves. For beers for sale to the public, they gave a license to the nearby cheese factory, and brewery St. Bernardus was founded. (Mathieu Szafran-ski, the brewmaster from Westvleteren, became a partner in the brewery and brought with him the recipes, the know-how, and the St. Sixtus yeast strain.) Since 1992 when the Trappist monasteries decided that Authentic Trappist beer could only be brewed in a monastery, those brewed in Watou have been sold under the brand name St. Bernardus. The St. Bernardus range is considered a close match in recipe and style to the St. Sixtus/Westvleteren beers, which can be hard to obtain outside the area
Abt 12, 10%
Richly textured brown ale so dark it's almost ebony; smooth, creamy & full-bodied. Very assertive, like a warming coconut brandy
330ml$12.00
Prior 8, 8%
Brewed in the classic dubbel style;c reamy rich texture that's almost oily, malt-fruit complexity reminiscent of coconut
330ml$10.00
Pater 6, 6.7%
Traditional Dubbel, chestnut in color, very fruity w/notes of melon & very fresh banana, finishing w/slight bitterness. Easy drinking!
330ml$10.00
Tripel 8%
In the Watou region a Tripel is often referred to as a 'Bernadetje', a fine tribute that pays homage to Bernadette, the youngest daughter of Evariste Deconinck, the man to whom the monks of Abbaye Sainte Marie du Mont des Cats sold their Belgian property in 1934
330ml$12.00
Authentic Trappist Beers
Twelve Trappist monasteries—five in Belgium, two in the Netherlands, and one each in Austria, Italy, England, France, and Spain—currently produce beer, but the Authentic Trappist Product label is assigned by the International Trappist Association (ITA) to just ten breweries which meet their strict criteria: Trappist beer is brewed in living monasteries by monks who are actively involved in the brewing of the beer
Orval 6.2%^
Founded in 1070 by Benedictines from Calabria; rebuilt many times over the centuries after being sacked in several conflicts. This beer, Orval's only offering, gains its unusual orangy color from the use of 3 malts plus white candi sugar in the kettle. Dry-hopped secondary fermentation lasts 5-7 weeks; bottle-condition ing lasts 2 months. This Trappist also stands apart as the only one to use Brettanomyces. It's a true world classic
11.2oz$12.00
Chimay^
Belgium's best-known & biggest monastery—founded in 1850; brewing begun in 1861; the first monks in Belgium to sell their beer com mercially. Its products are, in the monastic tradition, top-fermented strong ales condi tioned in the bottle. Within this tradition the Chimay beers have a house character that is fruity both in intense aroma and palate
Première (Red) 7%
The oldest of the Chimays. Its coppery color and sweet, fruity taste make it a particularly tasty dark ale
11.2oz/330ml$14.00
Cinq Cents (White) 8%
Golden, slightly hazy appearance, fine head. Characteristic aroma of fresh hops & yeast. Fruity notes of muscat & raisins. No acidity, but an afterbitterness which melts in the mouth. Top-fermented unpasteurized Trappist Tripel. A classic
11.2oz/330ml$14.00
Grande Réserve (Blue) 9%
First brewed as a Christmas beer by the monks of Scourmont Abbey in 1956. It begins with a light sweet note before the creamy caramel transitions to a soft Mocha combined with an intense spicy taste, culminating in a delicious candied fruit finish
11.2oz/330ml$14.00
Cent Cinquante (Green) 10.5%
Brewed to celebrate the 150th birthday of the brewery based at the Abbey de Scourmont. A strong blonde ale, refreshing & fruity, tasty & intense. Its mint, bergamot, lime, & eucalyptus aromas are enhanced by a touch of invigorating ginger. Its mellow, rounded body & smoky, spicy flavour is typical of Chimay beers. Brewed with Saaz & Hallertau Mittelfrüh hops, plus an added secret spice
11.2oz/330ml$14.00
Grande Réserve Barrel Fermented 10%
This year, the Grande Reserve fermented in Brandy barrels will surprise you, from the first sip, the aromas of ripe dried fruit, such as sultanas and dates, come to the fore, mixed with a subtle hint of caramel. The velvety texture of caramel and dried fruit blends with toasted hazelnut on the palate. The inclusion of tannins adds a pleasant structure, while the bitterness perfectly offsets the alcohol. The result lingers, encouraging you to prolong the tasting experience
12.7 oz$45.00
Rochefort^
The Abbey of St-Remy, aka Abbaye Notre-Dame de Saint-Remy, was founded in 1230 in southern Belgium. The monks began to brew sometime around 1595. Over the course of several wars and centuries, including the French Revolution, brewing was halted and restarted several times. Most recently, after WWII, their restart was assisted by the monks at Chimay The "number names" refer to the original gravity of each beer, measured in Belgian degrees, a brewing scale no longer used today
"6" 7.5%
"6" Dubbel became available to the public starting in 1953. Soft body, earthy flavors, and herbal character. Refined, soft spiciness in the bouquet finishes w/a bit of caramel. Bottle-conditioned for soft natural carbonation
11.2oz$12.00
"8" 9.2%
Strong ale originally called "Spécial," Rochefort 8 dates to the mid1950s. The flavor is vigorous and complex, with firm body to support the strength. The aroma has elusive notes of fresh fruit, spice, leather, and figs
11.2oz$12.00
"10" 11.5%
This Quadrupel was developed in the late 1940s and early 50s. It appears on virtually every list of the world's finest beers. Great strength balanced by a complexity of flavors and firm malt backbone. The bouquet covers a wide range: port wine, leather, apricots, oak, spices. Deeply intriguing
11.2oz$14.00
Tripel Extra 8.1%
The first new beer from Rochefort since 1955! First brewed for distribution in 2020, this commemorates "Forte Bière Blonde Extra," a similar beer brewed at Rochefort from 1920 to about 1923
11.2oz$12.00
Mount St. Bernard Abbey^
The only Trappist brewery in England, in Coalville, Leicestershire. In 2013 the monks of the St. Bernard Abbey realized farming was no longer viable due to modern mechanized farming and low dairy prices. Construction of the brewery began in 2018. Abbey records show that beer was brewed there before 1900, although the historic recipe has been lost
Tynt Meadow 7.4%
A strong dark ale, but one with a clearly English character. Aromatic hints of dark chocolate, licorice, and rich fruit flavors. Full-bodied, gently balancing the taste of dark chocolate, pepper, and fig
11.2oz$12.00
Tre Fontane^
Tre Fontane 8.5%
L'Abbazia delle Tre Fontane, located in the heart of Rome, is surrounded by beautiful eucalyptus trees planted by monks starting in 1870. Eucalyptus was believed to have qualities that could prevent malaria. Recently, thanks to the discovery of an ancient beer recipe, the monks began brewing using their eucalyptus as a spice. Honeyish, herbal w/a subtle eucalyptus aftertaste. Mildly spicy, balanced by a stiff bitterness. Dry finish w/residual malt, fruit, and hops
330ml$15.00
La Trappe (By de Koningshoeven)^
From abbey Schaapskooi in the Netherlands, where Trappist ale has been brewed since 1884. The monks of the abbey are popularly called "Trappists", after the origin of their order: the French Soligny-La-Trappe, an order characterized by austerity, silence and the duty of charity
La Trappe Quadrupel 10%
Said to be the first Quadrupel in the world. The full, heart-warming and intense taste is malty with sweet tones of dates and caramel
11.2oz$12.00
Westmalle^
Founded in 1831, the monastery has brewed since its early days, though it was slow to make its products available com mercially. It remains the most withdrawn of the Trappist monasteries, not encouraging visitors. They produce four beers, includ ing a single known as "Extra" which was once available only to the Brothers
Dubbel 7%
A dark brown ale, malty but quite dry
11.2oz/330ml$12.00
Tripel 9.5%
Strong w/a pale, almost pilsner color. Its mash is made exclusively of pilsner malts from Germany & France, but following the classic procedure, candy sugar is added to the kettle. Three hopping stages. Faintly citrus fruitiness, rounded body, & alcoholic kick. Strong herbal aroma and dense head
11.2oz/330ml$12.00
Extra 4.8%
This is one of the oldest beers of Westmalle Abbey, with a tradition that dates back to the start of the brewery. It was created to drink with meals in the abbey, something the monks still do today. As a top fermented golden yellow Trappist beer, the Extra is unique in combining a low alcohol content with a rich flavor. Enjoy its fruity notes and its refreshing, thirst-quenching character
11.2oz/330ml$12.00
Lambics
Spontaneously fermented beers from the Lambeek region. Whereas most beers are fermented by cultured yeast under tightly-controlled conditions, these instead utilize airborne wild yeasts. These bottle-conditioned beers develop further complexity through aging in wooden barrels prior to bottling
Oud Beersel
Located in Beersel, SW of Brussels city center Started in 1882, it is one of the last remaining authentic lambic blenderies in Belgium. It's also one of the smallest lambic breweries. "Uncompromisingly traditional lambic, gueuze and kriek"
Vandervelden Oude Geuze (Vielle) 6%
The series, named after founder Henri Vandervelden, is known for the complexities arising from only foeder-aged Lambic. This celebrates the 140th anniversary of Oud Beersel, composed with 1- and 2- year-old lambics from foeders and 3-year-old lambic from another foeder. The average age of the blend was 30 months. Extraordinary complexity
330ml$20.00
Oude Kriek (Vielle) 6%
Made from real cherries and Oud Beersel lambic matured in old barrels. The cherries—around 400 gr/liter— are slowly absorbed into the lambic, which develops a fruity character and a ruby red color
330ml$20.00
Girardin
Gueuze 1882 (Black Label) 5%^^
Neither filtered nor centrifuged. Quite traditional & cidery. Very complex palate with lots of aromatic flavors, including sour apple & lemon juice
375ml$20.00
De Cam
It is the smallest lambic blenders in Belgium, receiving its lambic from Boon, Girardin, and Lindemans. Founded in 1997 in Gooik, in the Pajottenland region, SW of Brussels
Oude Gueuze 7%^^
A traditional gueuze, blended with 1-, 2- and 3- year-old lambikken. Barrel-aged and bottled on the farm
375ml$30.00
Het Boerenerf
An artisanal blendery focused on the art of fermenting and blending; beverages include lambic, cider, fruit wine, and honey wine. Established in 2020 by visionary founders Senne Eylenbosch and Vincent Alluin, Boerenerf occupies the historic grounds of the esteemed Brouwerij Eylenbosch in Huizingen which closed its doors in 1965. At the heart of their craft lies the tradition of spontaneous fermentation and barrel aging. Deeply committed to collaborating with local farmers to source exceptional quality ingredients directly from the farm to the barrel
Oude Gueuze 7%^^
A traditional gueuze, blended with 1-, 2- and 3- year-old lambikken. Barrel-aged and bottled on the farm
375ml$25.00
Framboos 7%^^
Raspberries from the fruit farm De Daalkouter is blended with young and old lambics, then macerated for 3 months. Fermented, aged & bottled on the farm
750ml$70.00
Pescharina 7%^^
Blend of 1- & 2-year-old lambics with maceration of peach & nectarine. Five different varieties of fruit—2 white peach, 2 yellow peach, 1 nectarine— were hand-picked from orchards in Italy. Each variety is blended separately with the lambic to then macerate for months. Fermented, aged & bottled on the farm
750ml$70.00
Boon^^
100% spontaneously fermented by wild yeast. Barrel-aged for 2 years. Uses only whole fruits in his lambics—no additional syrups or extracts. Aromatically fruity, tart & unblended, w/a great balance of flavors. (Boon spells gueuze without the first "u".)
Kriek 5%
Using old and young lambic beer that has aged in oak casks. When the lambic is 6 months old, they add 25% black cherries. This provokes the second fermentation. They then clarify, filter and bottle it. The cherries and young lambic create a red beer that is both natural and fresh, with an absolutely unforgettable sweet and sour taste. This is kriek as it should be, with nothing but real cherries and lambic
330ml$22.00
Framboise 5%
Raspberry lambic was once a rarity and only produced for a few weeks during the summer. Frank Boon was the first brewer to again prepare a raspberry lambic in the summer of 1976. More than 300 grams per liter of fresh raspberries add a fresh fruity taste. The young lambic supports the flavor, but this is very much about raspberries, not the lambic
330ml$20.00
Gueuze Mariage Parfait 8%
Consisting of 95% mild lambic, aged at least three years and specially reserved for this purpose, and 5% young lambic. The latter provides the fermentable sugars and wild yeasts. After mixing in a vessel of 25,000 liters, the wort (unfermented mixture) is filtered and chilled. The soft, mildly sour berry taste, harmonizes with the oak barrels' aromas in which Geuze Mariage Parfait has ripen. The body speaks of vanilla followed by a bitter aftertaste of cloves that becomes increasingly intense
330ml$20.00
Hanssens Artisanaal^^
Hanssens Artisanaal is the oldest independent geuze blender in the world. In 1871, former mayor Hanssens Bartholomeus started to brew lambic in the previous Saint-Antonius brewery. Nowadays it is helmed by Sidy Hanssens, daughter of Jean, the 4th generation in this family's tradition. It should be noted that after World War I, when the Germans took all the copper brew material to produce war equipment, Bartholomeus was compelled to continue as a blender, like so many others of the time. The most significant difference between a gueuze blender and gueuze brewer is that a gueuze blender buys wort (lambic wort) from lambic brewers rather than brewing the lambic himself. The centuries-old knowledge and techniques of the Hanssens family create these beers, which are unfiltered, unpasteurized, and bottle-conditioned
Oude Gueuze 5.8%
A blend of the finest Lambics, 100% matured in oak barrels and bottle conditioned. Each batch of Gueuze offers different aromas and flavors, based on the centuries-old knowledge of the Hanssens family. After blending, the Gueuze is bottled, corked and stored in the cellar for secondary fermentation for over one year
12.7oz$15.00
Cassis 6%
Lambic with fresh black currants matured in oak barrels. Fairly sour with some acidity on the nose and some oak tannins and currant funkiness
375ml$25.00
Raspberry 6%
Lambic with fresh raspberries matured in oak barrels. Tastes of very tart raspberries and dark fruit, oak, funk, vinegar and acidic notes
375ml$25.00
Scarenbecca Kriek 6%
Pure young cherry lambic traditionally of only the rare Schaarbeekse variety. The limited availability of these wild Belgian cherries has required Hanssens to supplement with Kelleris cherries from the Tienen area
12.7oz$36.00
Handgeplukte Schaarbeekse Kriek 6%
Differs from the Scarenbecca Kriek in that this oude kriek is a blend of 75% young lambic with Schaerbeekse cherries and 25% old lambic to obtain a secondary fermentation in the bottle
12.7oz$30.00
Oudbeitje 5.8%
Lambic with Belgian strawberries added. Currently the only commercially available, non-back-sweetened strawberry lambic on the market. First blended in 2000 with a blend of Boon and Girardin lambic. Brewed Exclusively for B. United International's Masters Collection
12.7oz$18.00
Lindemans
Starting as a humble farm brewery in 1822 and now run by the 6th generation of the Lindeman family, they are the largest, most widely distributed and most commercially successful of all the lambic brewers. They've pioneered many innvoations , while continuing to produce trad lambic for themselves and several blenders. Their Cuvée René lambics are outstanding examples of traditional lambics while their fruited beers have been great lambic entry points for the popular market
Peche 3%^^^
Sparkling, refreshing taste of peaches. Flavorful and beautifully balanced. Wonderful in place of cider or champagne
250ml$9.00
Framboise 4%^^^
Magnificent aroma, delicate raspberry palate w/undertones of fruity acidity; elegant, sparkling clean natural taste, lovely rose color
250ml$9.00
Cassis 4%^^^
Tart and sweet, tasting of currants
355ml$12.00
Strawberry 3.5%^^^
Lindemans first new fruited lambic in over a decade. Choosing strawberry was easy: the complex sweetness of the fruit matches perfectly the sourness of lambic, resulting in a balanced marriage of sweet and sour. Made from 1- year-old oak-aged lambic & strawberries
250ml$9.00
Kriek 4%^^^
Beautiful pour: deep red w/pink head, & lovely lacing as you drink. Big cherry nose w/a bit of yeast. Rich thick smooth mouthfeel, slight tartness & plenty of cherry flavor/sweetness till the end
355ml$15.00
Cuvée René Kriek 7%^^^
To produce this beer the cherries ferment in lambic that is at least 6 mos. old in huge 10,000-liter oak barrels (foudres). After another 6 months the beer is bottled and then undergoes a spontaneous second fermentation process which, after a few months, will produce the CO2 to which this authentic beer owes its carbonation and distinctive foamy head
750ml$45.00
Timmermans
The worlds oldest lambic brewery, Timmermans has brewed lambic in Itterbeek for over 300 years, since 1702. A few miles from the center of Brussels, it was then known as "The Mole Brewery". Owned by Jan Vandermeulen, it was also a farm, an orchard, a café and a malt-house
Lambicus Blanche 4.5%^^^
A traditional lambic and, as with Belgian white beers, spiced with coriander. Refreshing, with flavors of wheat, citrus and spicy notes
12.7oz$15.00
Lambicus Faro 4%^^^
A historical Brussels beer. Candy sugar is delicately added to a traditional barrel-aged lambic, giving a sweeter note with apple aromas
12.7oz$15.00
Framboise 4%^^^
Made by adding 100% natural raspberry to the lambic. After maturation in oak barrels, the beer turns a delicate, delightful shade of pink
11.2oz$12.00
Kriek 4%^^^
A truly traditional kriek. A delicate blend of young and old barrel-aged lambic and 100% natural cherries. Lively aroma and light acidity
11.2oz$12.00
Craft Beers
From N America & Europe
Ommegang - Cooperstown, NY
3 Philosophers 9.7%
Noel Blake's winning concept in the Real Beer contest to "describe your ideal beer": a blend of Lindeman's Kriek & Ommegang Ale. Fruity, spicy & strong
16oz$10.00
Allagash - Portland, Maine
Coolship Resurgam 6.3%
The name comes from the motto of Portland, Maine—"I shall rise again". A blend of both old and young unfruited spontaneous beers. Enjoy aromas of apricot, lemon zest, and candied fruit. Notes of tropical fruit and flavors of funk lead to a clean, tart, dry finish
12oz$25.00
Tripel 9%
This strong golden ale carries herbal notes and passion fruit in the aroma. Suggestions of honey and biscuit are found in the beer's complex, varied palate. Brewed with 2-row barley blend, hopped with Nugget and Hallertau, then fermented with house yeast. Offers a complex, yet dry finish
12oz$10.00
Curieux 10.2%
First brewed back in 2004, this was Allgash's initial foray into barrelaging. They take their Tripel and let it age in bourbon barrels for six-to-eight weeks. After that, they take the beer out of cold cellars and blend it back with a portion of fresh Tripel. The resulting rich, golden ale features smooth notes of coconut, vanilla, and a hint of bourbon
12oz$12.00
BFM (Brasserie des Franches-Montaignes) Switzerland
Abbaye de St Bon Chien 11%
Named in fond memory of the excellent (now late) brewery cat. Delightfully complex Belgian-style Strong Ale from the Jura Mtns. in the NW border region of Switzerland. Treads the boundary between port, wine & beer. Aged in wooden casks previously used to age Merlot, Merlot Cabernet, Whisky and then Grappa; then finally blended from different casks for optimal balance and complexity. Amazing nose featuring spices (cinnamon, wood), fruit, spirits, licoricey, vegetal dryness. Palate features grapes, chocolate, vanilla, brown sugar! Smooth & velvety, turning slightly vinous w/very subdued bitterness. Long port-like finish. Great w/rich foods like duck, balsamic vinegar, very dark chocolate
330ml$28.00
Grand Cru 2021—Gola Verage 11.1%
Sour ale matured for 12 months in Red Wine barrels, then 6 in Rum barrels
37.5cl$35.00
Grand Cru 2021—Moustache 11.1%
Sour ale matured for 12 months in Red Wine barrels and 6 months in Tawny Port barrels
37.5cl$35.00
New Belgium - Colorado
Trippel 8.5%
Since the early 90's, this has been a big, beautiful Belgian-style Tripel ale. Classically smooth and complex, it sings with a high-note of sweet citrus before a pleasantly dry finish delivers a warm, strong boozy bite
12oz$12.00
Trans Atlantique Kriek 6.2%
Produced once a year since 2003, It begins its life in the oaken vessels of Gert Christiaens' Oud Beersel, a 130-year-old lambic brewery in the Zenne valley of Belgium. After the lambic ages there, it's blended with tart Polish cherries and shipped across the Atlantic to New Belgium. They then blend in an equal portion of golden sour ale, aged for up to three years in our oak foeders
12.7oz$25.00
Unibroue - Chambly, Canada
La Fin du Monde 9%
Triple-fermented in the style of the Trappist triples. Slightly tart; balanced flavors of wild spices, malt & hops
12oz$9.00
Stieglgut
Wildshut Bio Perlage 8%
Perlage was created to combine the best of both world's - Beer and Champagne, Brut de Bière! This premium organic ale is brewed with select yeast from the Champagne region of France. Brewed using the traditional Methode Champanoise, it has a vibrant lively finish. Initially, the Brut de Bière wraps itself in a silky white foam lace. The nose is caressed by a fruity-spicy Riesling bouquet, the tongue is surprised by intertwining delicate sweetness and utterly charming acidity. Finely bubbly carbonic acid is reminiscent of the mousseux typical of sparkling wine. The rich complexity and beautiful dryness impress with great elegance
Founded by two longterm friends in 2012. They pride themselves in the fact in their purpose to achieve the improbable by brewing tasty gluten-free beers
Blonde 4.5%
Airy and lemony with flavors of white pepper, green tea and lemon peel
16oz$10.00
IPA 6%
A perfect harmony between citrus fruit aromas, tastes of fresh hops with a bitter finish. Notes of apricot, with lemon and floral notes
16oz$10.00
Ciders
Domaine Etienne Dupont - Normandy, France
The Famille Dupont estate, family-owned since 1837, covers 74 acres and is right at the heart of the Pays d'Auge region. The farm has 6000 apple trees in 13 different varieties., which are all perfectly adapted to the terroir. Apples are only gathered when at full maturity, which necessitates at least three visits to each apple tree
Cidre Bouche Fermier 5.5%
Organic cider, created using the traditional method of the Pays d'Auge (a double distilled cider made from apples harvested in the Pays d'Auge region of Normandy using a copper pot still). Full of fruit and freshness, the taste reveals rich lovely roundness, aromas of fresh apple supported by aromas of red fruits. A longtime Hopleaf favorite
375ml$15.00
Farnum Hill - Poverty Lane Orchards, Lebanon, NH
Their apple operation, has become one of the biggest (and oldest) in New Hampshire. In the 1990s and 2000s, many of the bigger, older orchards in New England had to sell some or all of their land to developers. By the 1980s they had started growing apples most of citizens had never heard of, including many that nobody eats! And they didn't sell any good orchard land to developers, because those varieties promised an agricultural future for the land
Farmhouse Cider 6.5%
Pale gold, bubbly, with hints of sweetness amid tart, bitter, and fruity elements: citrus, pineapple, bittersweet apple, and whiffs of good earthy funk. It has a clean, appetizing finish that is super-friendly to food
12 oz$12.00
Uncle John's - St Johns, MI
Founders John and Carolyn Beck purchased the "family farm" from John's parents in the early 1970's. Making apple cider and donuts. In the early 2000's, their son Mike began to see the potential for making hard ciders with their fresh-pressed apple juice. With the help of a Federal Valued Agricultural grant, he was able move forward with this dream
Cranberry 6.5%
A sweet/tart blend of original Apple and cranberry juice
16 oz$9.00
Stormalong - Sherborn, MA
Founded in 2014 by Shannon Edgar with the desire to showcase the virtues of cider made with the right apples. They treat cider making as an artistic endeavor, a renaissance of sorts. Using a blend of culinary and rare heirloom varieties, they ferment and age ciders with traditional and modern techniques showcasing the unique characteristics of these diverse apples
Legendary Dry 6.5%
In homage to America's hard cider history. Made with a unique blend of 'bittersweet' cider apples which impart a tannic finish and 'champagne-like' character. A British inspired cider with an American take. Less than 3 grams of sugar per can
16 oz$10.00
Haykin - Aurora, CO
Haykin Family Cider is a family-run business, owned and operated by Dan and Talia Haykin. Daniel came to cider from a love of champagne and sparkling wine but his drive to make the best cider came from trying to impress Talia. Dan was convinced that ciders could be made with the complexity of wines. Daniel's focus on excellence can be seen in his relationships with his growers, selection of apples, care during the production process, focus on packaging, and his general depth of knowledge around his product. Together with Daniel, Talia learned more about apple varieties and the rich history of apples and hard cider in the United States. As they worked to grow their family, they also grew in their love for cider
Methode Ancestrale Colorado Crabapple 7.9%
Many Colorado crabapples are exceptional and are foraged across the state. There are more than 20 varieties blended in this bottle. Together they evoke enigmatic and magical flavors of clove, fennel, persimmon, black tea, flower petals, and lemon. Semi-dry. Unknown crabapples foraged in Denver, Boulder, Arapahoe, and Adam Counties. This bottle was aged 14 months sur lie and disgorged by hand. 2021 Vintage. This cider is semi-dry. Methode Ancestrale is the world's oldest method for sparkling production. The process is a deliberate and complex fermentation in which nothing is used but the apple. The fruit produces the sparkle, the aroma, and the flavor on its own. These bottles are aged sur lees and disgorged by hand
100% Certified Organic. Herbal, fresh & spicy with notes of white pepper, apple & citrus on the palate. It has the "rainwater over rocks" minerality that's desirable in Austrian whites. Zippy acidity. 12%
Quarter (250ml)$15.00
Half (500ml)$30.00
750ml$42.00
2023 Muscadet - Chereau Carré, France
100% Melon de Bourgogne. Tastes clean with crisp acidity and bright, fresh minerality. Nice nose of apple and citrus with long lasting aftertaste. Simple but brilliant. A fantastic pairing with our mussels! 12%
Quarter (250ml)$16.00
Half (500ml)$32.00
750ml$44.00
2023 Bordeaux Blanc AOC - Chateau la Freynelle, France
60% Sauv. Blanc, 30% Semillon, 10% Muscadelle. Family-owned since 1789. Brilliant transparent yellow with green highlights. Intensely aromatic with lemon, grapefruit and white peach from the Sauvignon, with honeysuckle and acacia flowers from the Muscadelle. Crispy and fruity on the palate with a nice long finish. 13.5%
83% Cab Sauv., 11% Edna Valley Syrah, 6% Petite Syrah. Pure Paso Robles, full of polished aromas of black cherry, cinnamon & vanilla bean, leading to flavors of dark red fruits, cocoa powder & hints of black pepper & caramelized oak. Very approachable; rich yet smooth. Aged 18 mos. in new French & American oak casks. 14.5%
Quarter (250ml)$16.00
Half (500ml)$32.00
750ml$44.00
2023 Tempranillo VT - Lobetia, Castilla la Mancha
Deep cherry color with a violet shade. Aromas of red berries and cherries persist on the palate with notes of cocoa and sweet tobacco and a smooth harmonious finish. Certified organic and biodynamic. 13.5%
Quarter (250ml)$15.00
Half (500ml)$30.00
750ml$42.00
2023 Pinot Nero - Le Pianure, Friuli-venezia, Italy
100% Pinot Nero Pinot Nero (a.k.a. Pinot Noir) thrives as a mono-varietal in the northern reaches of Italy. Higher elevation and cooler temperatures aid in evoking an almost Burgundian style of red wine, but with its own unique Northern Italian spin. Fresh and dry, with soft tannins, plentiful red fruit and wonderful acidity. Currant, wild berries, and floral notes of rose and violet mingle with just the slightest hint of earthy spice. 12%
Quarter (250ml)$15.00
Half (500ml)$30.00
750ml$42.00
NV Côtes du Rhone - Domaine de la Patience, France
Grenache, Syrah, Carignan, Mourvedre. From a family estate close to the Rhone and the Pont du Gard, established in 1930 and certified organic since 2007. Elegant notes of smoky red fruit, violet, sweet herb & a note of baking chocolate. The palate is rich with ripe cherry and berry flavors, and a mineral note that is followed by supple acidity and velvety tannins. 13%
Quarter (250ml)$15.00
Half (500ml)$30.00
750ml$42.00
Rosé
2022 Provence Rosé - Le Charmel - Eastern Provence, France
30% Syrah, 30% Cinsault, 20% Mourvèdre,10% Grenache, 10% Rolle. From picturesque hillside vineyards w/clay & limestone soils, the grapes are manually picked, hand-sorted, and fully de-stemmed on site. Harvested late Aug thru mid Sept. 12.5%
Quarter (250ml)$15.00
Half (500ml)$30.00
750ml$42.00
Vermouth
ATXA Vino Vermouth Rojo - Destlerias Acha, Spain
Enjoy as an aperitif over ice or straight up w/a peel of orange or lemon. Tradi tio nal Vermouth is a fortified & aromatized wine macerated w/herbs, fruits and roots—this old family recipe includes wormwood, gentian, & cherry. Notes of licorice & wild herbs framed by bitter components and a markedly wild berry fruit. 15%
4 oz. Glass$12.00
Bottles from Lucca, Italy
Hopleaf owners Michael and Louise have been visiting Lucca for years and have had the pleasure of forming relationships with some of the local wine producers. The wines of Lucca are a rarity on American menus; most bottles are consumed locally. We think when you try them you'll know why they don't much care to share these wonderful wines beyond their borders. We are proud to share our little secret with our customers
Red
Tenuta di Valgiano, Palistorti 2021 Colline Lucchesi (60% Sangiovese; 40% a Mix of Cigliegiolo, Canaiolo, Colorino, Barbera, Tazzelenghe, Syrah, and Merlot)
$60.00
A nice balance of acidity to plump ripe red & black berries along with slight hints of cedar wood & minerals. 100% organic and biodynamic from oenologist Severio Petrilli, an evangelist for biodynamic agricultural practices. 13.5%
(Sangiovese, Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot) Intense & complex nose, with jammy black fruit, tobacco, cedar. Aged for 18 months in French Oak. Organically produced.14.5%
Hand-harvested estate-grown grapes. Aromatically rich: white flowers, citrus rind, fresh almonds, cut grass. Mediumbodied. Fermented in French oak barrels and aged on lees for six months. Only 5,000 bottles produced! 13%
Soft salmon pink. Crisp & refreshing on the nose, notes of wild roses, raspberries, and melon, with a fading aroma of cream. Lus cious, refreshing, enjoyable with well-balanced minerality and acidity. Bright, fresh fruit on the finish. Certified Organic. 12%
Rosés
Hippolyte Reverdy 2023 Sancerre Rose, France
$50.00
(100% Pinot Noir) It's hard to imagine a wine as refreshing and enlivening as Reverdy's Sancerre, but the domaine's Sancerre Rosé gives their classic white a serious run for its money. Vigneronne Julie Guiard uses direct-press Pinot Noir vinified in stainless steel to create this snappy, saline expression of Sancerre's stony soils. Delicate aromas of tart cranberry and white cherry set it apart; it's an all-star apéritif just as much as their iconic blanc. 13.%
One of the oldest Barbaresco vineyards in Neive, with an average vine age of 60 years. Hand picked and aged 26 months between Slavonian oak barrels and bottles. Fragrance of red fruit, spices and citrus. The taste is well balanced, elegant without excessive tannins, with soft, spicy and mentholated aftertaste. 14.5%
(100% Xinomavro) Xinomavro is an indigenous grape variety of Northern Greece; these vines were planted in 1919. The wine is sur lies for 24 mos. with regular stirring, then 24 mos. in new Allie-Jupilles French oak casks, and 12 mos. in bottle before release. No treatment or filtration before bottling. Complex nose with bouquet of sundried tomatoes, smoky black fruits, strawberries, dark cherries, licorice, spices. Full-bodied, with rich fruit depth of blackberries, plums, herbaceous hints and oak on the back. Solid, velvety tannins and long aftertaste with persistent aromas. 14%
Alto Moncayo 2020 Campo de Borja (Garnacha) Spain
$60.00
Rich, full-bodied & muscular, this wine of riveting intensity pours inkypur ple. Smoky, charred & minerally on the nose, w/balsamic berry aroma & lots of dark spice. A region of relatively new interest among wine lovers. 16%
Domaine Juliette Avril 2022 AOP Châteauneuf-du-Pape Traditionnel (65% Grenache Noir, 25% Syrah and 10% Mourvèdre), France
$60.00
Six months in large oak barrels lends to aromas of dried thyme, spices, and plum. Medium to full-bodied, with an elegant palate with a juicy core of fruit, structured tannins and a firm, penetrating finish. 14%
Pietro Beconcini, Vigna Le Nicchie 2012 Tempranillo (100% Tempranillo) San Miniato, Italy
$60.00
The product of a totally unexpected discovery in northern Tuscany's San Miniato: centuries-old tempranillo grapevines in an ancient vineyard. Cuttings were sent to a lab in Piemonte for DNA analysis that revealed their anci ent origin. That the 8th Century pilgrimage path, the Via Francigena, passes through this property may explain how this decidedly Spanish grape was planted, intentionally or not, here and nowhere else in Italy. The clusters from these ancient vines are picked in the first week of September, brought to the drying loft and allowed to dry naturally until mid-October, reducing a quarter of their weight. It requires lengthy matu ration and aging in 70% French and 30% Ameri can oak. After 12 mos., the final wine is blended from the various barrels, racked, and then aged another 12 mos. in the same barrels. After 2 years in oak, the wine goes to bottle, where it remains until the end of the fourth year. Intensely ruby red, it offers equally intense aromas of black berries, dried plums and hints of dark choco late, earth, tobacco & sweet spices. Full-bodied with nice complexity, strong tannins but not drying. Full, round mouthfeel with a long, great finish. 15.5%
Clos Berenguer del Molar 2017 Selecció Priorat, Spain
$60.00
(36% Grenache, 30% Carignan, 18% Syrah, 18% Cab. Sauvignon) Annual production is only 4000 bottles worldwide. Warm, concentrated and spicy with a hint of pepper on the nose. Having spent 14 months in new French oak, this is a generous yet polished red. Still fresh, with plum, mineral, coffee bean and licorice flavors that mingle seamlessly and finish gracefully, supported by well-integrated tannins. Remarkable. 14.5%
Chateau Blaignan 2018 Medoc (55% Cabernet Sauvignon, 45% Merlot) France
$60.00
From an ancient 247-acre estate in northern Medoc that earned its "Cru Bourgeous" in 1932 and has been in the same family since the 1700s, this vineyard has a fine pedigree. The wine is of an intense color. The nose is fruity with pronounced notes of blackcurrant, black cherries, and a hint of spice. Full-bodied; shows structure and velvet tannins on the palate that make it a wine to drink young or to keep a few years in cellar. 14.5%
Boscarelli Vino Nobile di Montepulciano 2020 (85% Sangiovese Prugnolo Gentile, 15% blend of Colorino, Canaiolo, Mammolo) Italy
$60.00
Deep ruby with garnet hues. Structured and complex, with a lovely nose of dried herbs, leather, earth, vanilla and strawberry, jam and plenty of plummy, flavorful fruit on the palate. 14%
Château Boutisse, Grand Cru 2020 Saint-Émilion (Right Bank Bordeaux) (90% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Franc, 5% Carmenenere) France
$60.00
While the left bank of Bordeaux is characterized by Cabernet Sauvignon the right bank is characterized by Merlots like this one with savory, almost rustic aromas of cherry, tobacco and licorice. 14.5%
This is a Ripasso—"repassed". A portion of the grapes are de-stem med, crushed and pressed immediately; the remainder are left to dry until November when they are vinified, then macerated for 20 days. In January, the must from the freshly vinified grapes are re-passed fol low - ing a traditional technique, and undergo 2nd fermentation. The two wines—the ripasso & the wine from the dried grapes—are then blended together, aged for 12 mos. in oak casks and 6 mos. in bottle. Dark rubyred. Intense & elegant aromas of ripe fruit & spices w/a hint of vanilla & tobacco. Warm, persistent flavors, velvety, harmonious. 13.5%
Following the Tuscan tradition, Sangiovese dominates in this blend, shaping Pergolaia into a wine of intense bouquet, seductive body with soft tannins and superb depth. 14%
Maison Chanzy "Les Bussieres" 2019 Mercurey (100% Pinot Noir) France
$60.00
Black cherry and cassis penetrate from nose to finish in this fullbodied yet sharply angled wine. Matured 10 months in seasoned oak, its nuances of toast and spice allow strident, crunchy black-fruit flavors to stay clearly at the forefront. Fine, tufted tannins make this a wine that's welcoming now through 2026 at least. 13.5%
Aged in oak barrels for a period of over 12 months, after which it rests in bottle for at least 4 months. This wine immerses the nose with an extraordinary breadth of mature and concentrated aromas – plums and figs integrated with notes of spice. On the palate, this wine reveals its Montepulcian origins with well-bodied and persistently powerful tannins. 13.5%
Duemani, Cifra, 2019 IGT Costa Toscana (Cab. Franc) Italy
$60.00
Made with organically-grown biodynamic Cabernet Franc, this opens with aromas of black plum, cedar and Mediterranean scrub. The bright, savory palate offers black currant, rhubarb, ground clove and star anise alongside polished tannins. No wood, minimal inter - vention make this a true expression of the varietal character. 13.5%
The Germano family has owned 6 hectares of land near Serra lunga d'Alba since 1856. Sergio Germano took over operations in 1985, following his schooling at the presti gi ous Scuola Enologica di Alba and he's made his mark in the famed hills of Barolo, Alba, and Langhe. His deep humility expresses a deference to the vineyard that shows itself in the finished wines—unique and thoughtful expressions of their varietals and soil. This classic example starts ruby red with a fruit-forward bouquet. Bright red fruits jump out of the glass with a touch of spice and earth. Medium-bodied with soft tannins and distinct acidity, it glides effortlessly over the palate into a subtle, complex finish. 14%
Domaine Guillot-Broux 2020 Bourgogne Rouge Les Genevrieres (100% Pinot Noir) France
$60.00
Manu Guillot and his family have lead the charge to restore historical sites Bourgogne, and have insisted on organic farming since he took over in 1978. Bursting with aromas of raspberries, plums, violets, sweet soil tones and licorice, the beautiful 2020 Bourgogne Pinot Noir is medium to full-bodied, ample and fleshy, with supple tannins, lively acids and an unusually charming, sensual profile for a cuvée. 13%
Herdade de São Miguel 2021 Escolha dos Enólogos (50% Alicante Bouschet, Touriga Franca, Touriga Nacional) Portugal
$60.00
During the growing season, cold and dry nights preserved the acidity, allowing the grapes to reach very balanced levels of phenolic matura - tion. Aged in French oak barrels for 9 mos. prior to bottling. Deep ruby hue with violet hints, along with complex aromas of ripe red fruits, wildflowers, spices, vanilla and toasted notes. On the palate, it is well-balanced with nice structure, smooth tannins, and a rich taste of fruits and spices. Balanced acidity and fine tannins. 14.5%
R. Lopez de Heredia, Viña Bosconia, 2012 Rioja (80% Tempranillo, 15% Garnacha, 5% Mozuelo and Graciano) Spain
$60.00
From an iconic producer, this great wine is spontaneously fermented in very old, large oak barrels, then aged 5 years in oak and 3 years in bottle before release. Very complex with savory plums, mushrooms, bark, red earth orange peel and cedar. Quite juicy, fresh and bright, with a tangy, zesty palate full of berries and orange. Firm, long and mouthwatering finish. So very Spanish. 13.5%
Domaine Jean Claude Marsanne "Syrah Mauve" 2020 (Syrah) France
$60.00
You may not hear the words "crushable" and "Syrah" used together that often, but here they are. Young vines, sulfur-free vinification, short élevage in stainless-steel tank, alcohol level kept in check—all the elements seem to have aligned to make the perfect juicy, black-fruited, violet-packed, fun, and crisp Syrah. 13%
Monte Zovo 2016 Amarone della Valpolicella (Corvia, Corvinone, Rondinella) Italy
$60.00
Hits all the right button in terms of fruity softness and richness. Grapes remain ed in their drying facility for 120 days; wine aged 18 months in oak casks, 12 months in bottles. A densely extracted red wine offering a full court of aromas with plump cherry, dried blackberry, bitter chocolate, and exotic spice front and center. Immensely rich and succulent mouthfeel with superbly round and soft fruit flavors. 15.5%
Pala Cannonau di Sardegna Riserva 2021 (100% Grenache) Italy
$60.00
Manually harvested in the very early morning, from vineyards that average 45 years old. After primary fermentation, the malolactic fermentation takes place, followed by refinement: 12 mos. in French oak barrels, then 3 mos. in stainless steel vats, then 4 more in bottle. Ruby red, very dark, with intense notes of red berries, blackberry and red cherry together with fine spicy notes. Elegant with smooth tannins, full-bodied and a long finish
Giuseppe e Francesco Principiano 2018 DOCG Barolo (100% Nebbiolo) Italy
$60.00
The fourth-generation owners have the 8 hectares of vineyards in Monforte and Sarralunga d'Alba. Elegant, with an intense red color and garnet highlights. Aromas of rose petals, violets, black and blue berries. A warm and persistent Barolo, it is fresh, linear, and balanced. This is a great vintage. 14%
Family owned since 1739 and using biodynamic methods, this is one the great Chianti properties. Poised & balanced, with enticing floral aromas and pure red fruit flavors, this offers chewy black cherry and red plum sensations and vibrant acidity, with undertones of leafy herbs and baking spices. Aged for 8 months in concrete tanks, 12 months. in large Slavonian oak casks and then 6 months in bottle. 13.5%
Dominique Ay, the proprietor of this 40-acre domaine in the Southern Rhone produces only 8000 cases of this superb Gigondas annually. Perfume of black raspberry, cherry compote, tobacco, lavender and spices. Ripe, generous and rich on the palate with notes of dark fruits and licorice and black pepper. Silky tannins, ripe and supple, are mellowed by 20 months minimum in huge ancient oak foudres followed by additional aging in demi-muids. Impressive. Will pair with the heartiest of fare. 14.5%
Domaine de Romarand 2022 Beaujolais Lantignié μ (Mu) 2022 (Gamay) France
$60.00
A new and exciting producer, Anastasia Kritikou, is using low inter - vention methods during the farm's 3-year organic conversion. Made from hand-picked 70-year-old vines of Latignie. Supple, ripe, elegant, with lovely precision to the sweet berry fruits. Fine-grained structure supports the plush cherry and plum fruit, with a sense of freshness. Lovely purity and structure here with wonderful finesse allied to density. 12.5%
This boasts aromas of red berry, Mediterranean herb and green pepper - corn. The juicy bright palate offers raspberry, cinnamon and white pepper alongside lithe tannins and fresh acidity. The Maremma vine - yards benefit from being close to the sea and its cool breezes. 13.5%
Tenuta di Sesta 2019 Brunello di Montalcino DOCG (100% Sangiovese) Italy
$60.00
Recognized as one of the oldest historical estates in the territory of Montalcino. Pure Sangiovese from a selection of the best grapes of the vineyards, matured in Slavonian oak barrels for 30 mos. with subse - quent aging of min. 6 months in the bottle. Lovely red and purple fruit aromas with elderberry and a much softer Morello cherry—these ripe and concentrated flavors give depth and volume to this wine. Dry, soft with velvety tannins, balanced, very intense, persistent, elegant. 14.5%
Julien Sunier 2021 Morgon (100% Gamay) France
$60.00
Made from Gamay grapes cultivated on the elevated slopes of single vineyards, including Aux Perrets, Croix de Chèvre, Oeillat, Bellevue, en Janin, en Ruyère, and en l'Evêque, all within the Morgon appellation. The vines are, on average, 60 years old and thrive in a mix of granite, quartz, and sand. After 8-11 months of maturation in used barrique casks, it reveals its elegant and full-bodied character, characterized by notes of black cherries and a subtle hint of spices and violet on the nose. Silky tannins, complemented by a harmonious balance of acidity and a long vibrant finish. 12%
Terra Costantino de Aetna 2017 (80% Nerello Mascalese, 10% Nerello Cappuccio) Sicily, Italy
$60.00
Beautifully balanced, rustic and elegant—the versatility of this wine encapsulates the fervor that surrounds Etna's boutique producers. Introduce yourself to Sicilian wine, and believe the hype. Fruit comes from the estate's carefully tended Certified Organic vineyard on the southeast slope of Mount Etna. Grapes are harvested by hand; wine aged in stainless steel and large oak casks prior to bottling. 14%
Valles di Lavia 2020 Valle del Aceniche (100% Monastrell) Spain
$60.00
Winemaker Laura Ramos is a rising star winemaker whose intrepid vision of dry-farmed, organic vineyards ranging from 50 to over 100 years of age has completely transformed the identity of both Monastrell and the Bullas region as a whole. A crunchy and drinkable Monastrell with an engaging white pepper note to the wild strawberries, red dates and raspberries. Textured and juicy with elegant red berry flavors in the center palate with a fresh, medium-length finish. 14.5%
Domaine de la Vieille Julienne, Live-dit-Clavin, 2016 Côtes du Rhône (75% Grenache, 10% Cinsault, 5% Syrah, 5% Mourvèdre and 5% Other Miscellaneous Varieties) France
$60.00
Midnight black core tinged with a deep dark red tinge. Pronounced aromas of ripe black raspberries, black cherries, and licorice ascend from the glass with an undercard of herbs du Provence, subtle earth, and spice. Boasting fantastic purity of fruit, the tremendously rich, concen trated, full-bodied palate is saturated with the same flavors revealed in the nose. Opulent chewy mouthfeel with sturdy, muscular underbelly finishing slighly firm. Adding nuance and complexity are elements of dried meats, scorched earth, subtle herbes du Provence, and spicy pepper. Ripe structural tannins. A brilliant Chateauneuf-duPape lookalike. 14.5%
New World
Band of Vintners 2019 Consortium Napa Cabernet Sauvignon (76% Cabernet Sauvignon, 19% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Franc) California
$60.00
Made by a group of Napa Valley winemakers and industry folk who gather monthly to talk wine, including Dan Petroski and Stephane Vivier, this wine is impressive at any price, over-delivering in every way. Intense cassis and blackberry aromas make for an intriguing and elegant nose. Fresh and balanced on the palate, with a very fine and spicy texture. it is layered with black pepper and blue fruit. Aged 15 months in French Oak. 14.5%
Mauritson 2019 Dry Creek Zinfandel (85% Zinfandel, 15% Petite Syrah) California
$60.00
This wine opens to an engaging bouquet of fresh blackberry, lilac blossom, powdered sugar and a pulse of dried herb. Black cherry, shavings of vanilla pod with ground coffee marry perfectly with the refined tannins and beautiful staying power of this wine! Enjoy for the next 7-10 years. 14.75%
Minimus Origin Johan 2015 (100% Pinot Noir) Oregon
$60.00
This single vineyard Pinot Noir is truly something special. The Johan Vineyard is one of the coldest growing sites in the valley, with morning fog and cooling ocean air snaking through the Van Duzer corridor directly from the coast. These sea breezes impart a saline character to the fruit, and help to maintain acidity levels. The result is a bright wine, richly layered with vibrant acidity and silky tannins. 13%
Sean Thackrey 2016 Andromeda (100% Pinot Noir) California
$60.00
This one was described by Sean this way: "More complex and deeply flavored than most of its California brethren, not least because several vineyard characteristics tilt it that way. Devil's Gulch is directly in the path of cool air sweeping in from the Pacific across Tomales Bay, but it is above the fog line; thus there's no lack of sunlight, hence excellent ripening, but little heat, hence no baked berries; and the wine interferes with pollination, guaranteeing a remarkably small yield, often less than one ton per acre. I have, as always, done everything to bring all this together into a uniquely expressive wine; perhaps it's not for those who want Pinot Noir to be light & with a few simple fruit and floral flavors, but it's certainly for those who want something wilder and more mysterious than that, as are so many of the greatest Burgundies, after all. Actually, I believe it; so we may safely conclude that I'm proud of it." 13.8% The antithesis of a corporate winemaker, Sean Thackrey is missed
Walt 2018 La Brisa Sonoma (Pinot Noir) California
$60.00
Articulating the signature characters of Sonoma: vibrant and opulent with underlying brightness and length to the palate. Teeming with ripe red berries & spicy toasted aromas, the wine is lush and persistent on the mid-palate, long-lasting and delicate on the finish. The vineyards in the La Brisa blend, each blessed with cool maritime conditions and limit ing soil profiles, are farmed meticulously for low yields and balance in order to capitalize on their distinctive sites. The wines are never racked and during the long malolactic fermentation, they top and stir each barrel weekly. Prior to bottling, they blend the wines without fining or filtering. 14.5%
Zuccardi 2020 Poligonos San Pablo (Malbec) Mendoza, Argentina
$60.00
Aged in concrete vessels, without passage through barrels, this has all the austerity that one usually associates with wines from calcareous soils of the Uco Valley. Notes of blackberry and blueberry, with hints of black pepper, oyster sauce and violets. Full-bodied and flavorful on the palate with ample, tight but caressing tannins. 14%
Whites
Old World
Abbazia di Novacella 2022 Praepositus (Kerner) Italy
$50.00
By far the most important producer in the hamlet of Novacella/Neustift in far northeast Italy, is the Abbazia, a 12th century monastery. The monks have taken vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience, running their own working village AND running their own school of viticulture to teach about their winemaking traditions that go back, literally, millen - nia. The cantina dates to 1142—one of the oldest cellars in the world. The wines they make here, all from local grapes, are absolutely sensational; pure, focused and deeply flavored. None are better than the outstanding reserve-level wines called Praepositus, Latin for 'leader.' Here is the linearity, salinity, and precision one expects from this alpine region, but sourced from the very oldest and best sites on the estate, allowing for ultimate ripeness and expression. This vintage was harvested from very steep, organically-farmed vineyards sitting at around 700 meters. Aged solely in stainless, it is a richly textured, sumptuous wine aromatic of just-picked summer apricots, clove spice and lemon verbena before revealing its inner core of Golden Delicious apple, Asian pear and dried Acacia honey. 14.5%
Avanthia, Avancia Godello 2020 Galicia (Valdeorras) (Godello) Spain
$50.00
The lesser-known Godello grape of Spain brings lemon & chamomile for ward to the nose and on through the palate. Nuanced new oak delivers delicately creamy, perfect texture w/an ethereal finish. 13%
Domaine des Baumard 2019 Savennières (Chenin Blanc) France
$50.00
Domaine des Baumard produces some of the finest examples of Saven - ni ères. Jean Baumard, and now his son, Florent, are universally regarded as the finest winemakers in the appellation. Their wines are among the most unique and rewarding in the world: honeyed, dry whites of unmatched concentration, perfume, and longevity. 13%
Emile Beyer, Les Traditions, 2022 Alsace (Gewürztraminer) France
$50.00
Family winemaking estate since 1580—14 generations! With a touch of re sidual sugar, this "Gewürtz" is off-dry & wonderfully balanced with firm crisp acids. Aromas & flavors of flowers, citrus, & honey. Nice minerality. 13%
This "Grey Label" Vermentino is all about freshness and considered by many to be the best expression of true Ligurian Vermentino. Straw yellow with golden highlights, it opens with fresh and bright fruit, citrus, wild flowers and notes of acacia blossom honey. Crisp and elegant on the palate w/a touch of minerality on the finish. 13%
Jean-Marc Brocard, 2022 Vau de Vay, Premier Cru Chablis (Chardonnay) France
$50.00
Vanilla and crisp minerality play together in this ripe wine with a steely core. Intense acidity, a lively, bright texture plus a flinty edge that will allow it to age well. Brocard is a pioneer in Burgundy in embracing biodynamic farming practices. 13%
Broglia "La Meirana" 2022 Gavi (100% Cortese) Piemonte, Italy
$50.00
Sourced from the Tenuta La Meirana in the Gavi di Gavi DOCG. The document—dating to 971 AD— which states the origin of the name "Gavi" is preserved at the record office in Genova; it men - tions a vine yard and chestnut woods on a spot called Meirana. These particular Cortese grapevines average 30 years of age. After handharvesting, the grapes are fermented in stainless steel and aged there on the lees 6 mos. before bottling. Lemons, sliced apples, wet stones, apricots on the nose. Creamy, medium-bodied and fresh, with deliciously clear stone fruit and a mineral touch at the end. 13.5%
Rhône meets Tuscany: an elegant blend of Viognier and Chardonnay from this Tuscan estate's chalkiest terroir. Vinified and matured in old French oak to enhance its complexity. The nose is redolent of stone fruits, with a honeyed, waxy quality and hints of white pepper. The palate shows surprising restraint, with a lean, crisp and utterly refreshing finish. This release will continue to evolve, but it is showing so much aromatic complexity and beautiful structure right now, it's hard to resist. Fully organic and biodynamic. 13%
Chateau de la Cree 2022 "Les Tourelles" (100% Chardonnay) France
$50.00
Fresh and youthful with expressive notes of melon, white flowers, and linen. The palate is electric with layers of stone fruit and white peach. The mouthwatering mineral-driven finish is long and persistent. A beautiful Premier Cru Chardonnay from the Côte Chalonnaise region of Burgundy! 12.5%
Paul Cherrier 2022 Sancerre (100% Sauvignon Blanc) France
$50.00
This estate is located in the tiny, picturesque village of Verdigny, just northwest of the town of Sancerre. The hilltop parcels are planted on rocky Kimmeridgian limestone, that ancient ocean bed underpinning the Grand Cru vineyards of Chablis. This terroir produces wines of incredible length, purity, and minerality. The amount of clay in the soils varies by parcel and elevation, providing them with richer, fruitier Sauvignon Blanc and fruit that is more linear and mineral. 13%
From the region's steep slopes and of old ungrafted rootstock, this wine has attractive floral, apple and hazelnut aromas. The delicate texture of peach fruit is paired with vibrant acidity. Crisp, wellbalan ced, and eminently drinkable. 9%
Dopff au Moulin Reserve 2020 Alsace (Pinot Gris) France
$50.00
From some of Alsace's finest vineyards. Medium-dry. Subtle spiced apple aromas; intense, slightly exotic flavours; long, full finish. An excellent food wine. The current winemaker represents the 11th gene ra tion producing, with the Dopff family vineyards dating back to 1574. 13.5%
Single vineyard 100% Vidiano, an indigenous Cretan grape variety. Fermented and matured for at least 5 mos. (40% acacia wooden barrels /60% French Oak barrels.) Palate of lemon and juicy melon flavors are balanced by notes of petrol. Lovely, long-lasting finish. 14%
Chateau Fortia 2020 Châteauneuf-di-Papes "Edmee Le Roy" Blanc (Roussanne, Clairette, Grenache Blanc) France
$50.00
One of the estate's first historical wines, Edmée le Roy is rare and limited: only 2 hectares of the vineyard are devoted to its production. It is a delicate blend of Roussanne and Clairette with a touch of Grenache Blanc. Harvested entirely by hand into crates with sorting on the plot. Intense and complex nose, with dominant notes of mango and passion fruit and a mineral touch of wet shale. Tasty and full attack on the palate with nice sweetness. Very ample and voluminous. 13.5%
Inama, Vigneti di Foscarino 2020 Soave Classico (Veneto) (Garganega) Italy
$50.00
Intense yellow Soave with mineral, earth, and subtle citrus notes, from the smaller, historic portion (hence "Classico") of the greater Soaveproducing region. 12.5%
The Alois Lageder family winery produces lively and crisp wines from Alto Adige, in Nothern Italy. Founded in 1823, today the winery is in the hands of the family's sixth generation. They are committed to biodynamic agriculture and has been farming the 135 acres familyowned vineyards this way since 2004. An effusive nose of floral honey and summer meadows with a hint of vanilla. Ripe and open, yet bright and crisp with some positive tannins at the tantalizing finish. 12.5%
Gustav Lorentz Alsace 2022 Riesling, France
$50.00
This Riesling Reserve has a pale-yellow color, with an expressive nose filled with citrus and white flower aromas. It has a lively attack, a refreshing acidity with a lot of lime and notes of granny smith apple, with a great structure. Fruity with a clean and dry finish. 12.3%
Domaine Pierre Marchand et Fils 2023 Pouilly-Fume Les Loges (100% Sauvignon Blanc) France
$50.00
The 25-year-old Sauvignon Blanc vines planted along the banks of the Loire River, near the village of Les Loges, are considered to be one of the finest sectors of the appellation. The vineyard, dating back to 1650, today covers 17 hectares. Under the direction of Eric Marchand and his brother, Pascal, the domaine practices minimal intervention farming. A well-balanced wine with an elegant and long finish punctu ated with the distinctive notes of orchard fruits and flint from this iconic terroir. 13%
Pale yellow with greenish reflections. Medium-high intensity on the nose. Predominant primary aromas and Golden Delicious apple highlights are backed up with plenty of citric notes. Immaculate palate from start to finish: firm, well-tooled, flamboyant and well-structured, with a full and clean finish. Aged on lies for six months 13%
Domaine de la Pepiere 2022 Muscadet Sur Lie Clos de Briords Cuvée Vieilles Vignes (100% Melon de Bourgogne) France
$50.00
The 2022 Briords is beautifully defined on the nose with aromas of menthol, iodine, white orchard fruits and verbena. Perfectly balanced, medium-bodied, satiny and mineral, it's tense with bright acids and concludes with a mineral finish of crushed stones. A stunning, energetic, delicately tangy wine made from vines planted on granodiorite— granite from Château-Thébaud. Certified biodynamic. 11.5%
From the Palai vineyard site above Faedo in Tren ti - no-Alto Adige. At an elevation of 550-750 meters, the vineyard is wellventilated from the winds that blow north off Lake Garda. The contrast between the temperatures of the day and night are ideal for growing the Müller-Thurgau grape, as the warm days provide perfect ripeness while the cool nights help the grapes retain their natural acidity. The wine is yellow with green tinges and the nose shows notes of peach and citrus with delicate mineral tones. Especially good with seafood. 12%
Stadlmann Thermenregion 2022 Gruner Veltliner, Austria
$50.00
This traditional Austrian varietal finds in the Thermenregion the per - fect environment of soil and climate to develop its distinctive flavours and spice, brisk acidity and hearty fruitiness. The nose features blossoms, green apple and white pepper. Pineapple and delicate herbal spice flavours are revealed within an elegant and lively texture and wellintegrated, refreshing acidity. 12.5%
From the tiny Sicilian Island of Mozia where the vineyard makes up 40 of the 98 total acres. This is the only wine produced there! The grapes are harvested slightly before they reach full maturation, to preserve some degree of acidity and maintain the freshness of the palate and the longevity that the white wine of Mozia has demonstrated over the years. Hawthorn, citrus, white stone fruit and an inviting whiff of pastry dough form the nose. Savory and boasting a polished texture, the vibrant palate features Meyer lemon, white peach and yellow apple alongside a briny mineral note. Crisp acidity keeps it energized and balanced. 13%
Tiberio 2020 Trebbiano d'Abruzzo, Italy
$50.00
From old vines, inland from the seaside town Pescara. Clear, brilliant, light yellow with green tinges. Fresh aromas of apricot, grapefruit, jasmine and orange blossom, anise. Crisp and clean with zippy aromas and flavors of green apple, anise & almond. Finishes with noteworthy balance, length & sneaky concentration. Excellent with seafood. 13%
Vietti 2023 Roero Arneis DOCG Italy
$50.00
From selected vineyards, characterized by limestone- and clay-rich soil, in the municipality of Santo Stefano Roero, where the grapes are harvested by hand around early September. Fresh floral, citrus and melon aromas, with mineral and almond notes. Dry, medium-bodied with fresh acidity. Well-balanced, elegant, with good complexity and persistence. 13.5%
Hermanos del Villar, Oro de Castilla 2022 Verdejo (Rueda) (100% Verdejo) Spain
$50.00
A family-owned winery with a strong focus on crafting exceptionally high-quality wines. Its origins trace back to 1955 when Pablo del Villar Escudero arrived in Rueda. Located at a high elevation, the vineyard is planted in a bed of river stones covering a limestone subsoil. Aromas of Meyer lemon and green apple are accented by suggestions of chalky minerals and sea salt. Dry and racy on the palate, offering lively citrus fruit and fresh fig flavors and a subtle touch of tarragon. 13%
New World
Chasing Harvest 2019 South Island Riesling, New Zealand
$50.00
Created by husband and wife Michael Kush and Jennifer Kingen Kush from Chicago. "Chasing harvest" is a wine industry term that describes travel between the northern and southern hemispheres for extra vintage seasons in one year. Sourced from a single vineyard located in the heart of the Bannockburn subregion of Central Otago, this wine was crafted using experiences gained in the Mosel, Germany as well as in the New World. Hand-harvested and ripe clusters with minimal botrytis were sorted in the winery; the fruit destemmed and crushed was left to macerate on the skins overnight. Gently pressed the next day; after cold-settling, the wine was racked to very old neutral french oak barrels. Fermented long and cool, the wine was left with a very minimal amount of residual sugar to balance with the acidity. The wine remained on its lees over the course of the winter before being bottled in the spring. Only 45 cases produced! 12.5%
Mount Eden Old Vines Wolff Vineyard 2021 Chardonnay, California
$50.00
Captivating aromas of yeasty baking bread, lime zest, wild sage. Full concentration on the palate without heaviness; the finish echoes the complexity of the aromas with a touch of oak and minerality. 13.5%
Sparkling
Charles Ellner "Carte Blanche" NV Champagne (30% Pinot Noir, 30% Chardonay, 40% Pinot Meunier) Epernay, France
$50.00
Aged three years, this shows citrus, crisp apple, and a little red currant fruit with floral notes. Crisp and lingering. Zesty finish.12%
Based on the Lambrusco Grasparossa grape variety, this wine gets its delightful pink hue from just a short period of skin contact, with 15% Pinot Nero.. A dry and tangy sparkling wine with watermelon and lemon character. Medium body, lovely creamy texture from the fine bubbles and a juicy finish. 12%
Adami Bosco di Gica, Valdobbiadene DOCG Prosecco Superiore NV Italy
$50.00
Rich, with excellent fruit, releasing scents of yellow apple & peach, and notes of wisteria & acacia blossom. Wonderful balance and elegance complement a pleasurable crisp spiciness. Delicious vein of acidity, displaying crisp, savoury mouthfeel. Generous, lingering flavors nicely mirror the nose and achieve perfect balance. 11%
Small Format Sparkling
Bariano Prosecco DOC. (100% Glera) Italy
Aromas of white flowers, pear, apple with a clear hint of sage. Light and refreshing with soft fruit notes of lemon and peach. 11%
Aromas of strawberry, cranberry, and hibiscus. Refreshing and wellbalanced with bright acidity and a clean, off-dry finish. 11%
Split (187ml)$12.00
Scarpetta Frico Frizzante, Italy
This sparkling wine inspired by Prosecco is a blend of Trebbiano, Glera and Chardonnay. With light refreshing bubbles and flavors of crisp green apples and pear. Crisp and clean. 10%
Can (250ml)$10.00
Spirits at Hopleaf
Not an exhaustive list—please ask your server or have a look at the bar
Bourbon
Four Roses Single Barrel
$12.00
Elijah Craig Barrel Proof
$16.00
Michter's Kentucky Straight
$14.00
Wild Turkey Rare Breed
$15.00
Koval
$14.00
Buffalo Trace
$9.00
Makers Mark
$9.00
Rye
Maplewood Vibration 03: 5-Year
$16.00
Rittenhouse Straight
$9.00
Willet Small Batch 4-Year
$16.00
Sazerac 6-Year
$10.00
Whiskey
Jameson, Triple Distilled
$10.00
Laird's Applejack
$9.00
Uncle Nearest 1884
$12.00
Single Malt Scotch Balvenie, 12yr Double Wood (Speyside)
$16.00
Auchentoshan, Three Wood (Lowlands)
$17.00
Laphroaig, 10yr (Islay)
$15.00
GlenDronach 12 yr (Highland)
$16.00
Longrow (Campbelltown)
$15.00
Dewars, White Label
$9.00
Rum
Zaya, 16yr (Trinidad and Tobago)
$10.00
Vodka
North Shore
$9.00
Gin/Genever
Beefeater
$8.00
Maplewood Spruce
$10.00
North Shore #11
$9.00
By The Dutch Old Genever
$12.00
Tequila
Cimmaron Blanco
$8.00
El Mayor Añejo
$10.00
El Mayor Reposado
$10.00
Brandy/Cognac/Calvados
Claque-Pepin Fine Calvados
$13.00
Pierre Ferrand, 1er Cru Ambre
$14.00
Roger Groult Calvados 6-year Cantillon Kriek
$18.00
Port
Warre's Warrior Port
$15.00
Warre's Otima 10-Yr Tawny Port
$12.00
Cordials, Liquors, Digestifs, Amari
Amaro Lucano
$10.00
Tuve Bitter
$9.00
Cappelletti Aperitivo
$9.00
Drambuie
$9.00
Lazzaroni Amaretto
$10.00
Meletti Fernet
$9.00
Kahlua
$9.00
Suze
$10.00
Jepson's Malört
$6.00
Boomsma Claerkampster Clooster Bitter
$9.00
DuPont Pommeau de Normandie
$12.00
Our Specialty
Belgian-Style mussels — Atlantic mussels from Prince Edward Island served w/frites & aioli
In Wit Beer
cooked in Unibroue's Blanche de Chambly, shallots, celery, thyme, bayleaf, butter
mesclun mix, cherry tomatoes, pickled red onions, shaved carrots, sunflower seeds, red wine vinaigrette
vegan
gluten-free
Sandwiches
All served with our famous pommes frites
Toasted Nueske Ham
$20.00
applewood smoked nueske ham, gruyère cheese, apple-tarragon coleslaw, herb aioli on pumpernickel
The Slagel Burger
$20.00
Slagel family farms dry-aged beef-double patty, smashed, w/american cheese, grilled onions, butter lettuce, tomato, pickles & special sauce on a toasted brioche bun
Add Bacon
$2.00
Pork Schnitzel
$18.00
Iowa pork loin brined & pounded thin, breaded in panko bread crumbs; w/mustard aioli & pickled red cabbage on a Kaiser roll
mesclun mix, cherry tomatoes, pickled red onions, shaved carrots, sunflower seeds, red wine vinaigrette
vegan
gluten-free
Sandwiches
All served with our famous pommes frites
The Slagel Burger
$20.00
Slagel family farms dry-aged beef-double patty, smashed, w/american cheese, grilled onions, butter lettuce, tomato, pickles & special sauce on a toasted brioche bun
Add Bacon
$2.00
Toasted Nueske Ham
$20.00
applewood smoked nueske ham, gruyère cheese, apple-tarragon coleslaw, herb aioli on pumpernickel
Pork Schnitzel
$18.00
Iowa pork loin brined & pounded thin, breaded in panko bread crumbs; w/mustard aioli & pickled red cabbage on a Kaiser roll
Hours above are for the Bar. Kitchen hours are a bit different: Lunch from noon, when we open. Dinner runs from 5pm-10pm most days; Fri & Sat til 11pm.
About Us
Fine Food. Better Beers, Wines & Spirits. Belgian Specialties.
Hopleaf is a tavern. YOU MUST BE 21 years old or over with valid ID to enter. Children, including infants, will not be admitted.
HOURS ABOVE ARE FOR THE BAR