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STELLA ARTOIS

12

5 %

BELLE MÈRE IPA

12

7.1 %

LACROIX CIDRE

12

5 %

MILL STREET COBBLESTONE STOUT

12

4.2 %

Bottle

MODELO

10

4.5 %

LABATT 50

9

5 %

LABATT BLEUE

9

5 %

MICHELOB ULTRA

9

4 %

CORONA CERO

8

0 %

House Shots

FROOT LOOPS

8

Cointreau, coconut cream

MARG NÉCESSAIRE

8

Tequila, Falernum, lime

COCO EPICÉ

8

Spiced rum, coconut

SANTIAGO SPECIAL

8

Pisco, St Germain

BITTER ORANGE

8

Cynar, Cointreau

IRISH DAISY

8

Jameson, Campari, grapefruit, pomegranate

Sans Alcool

BIÈRE AU GINGEMBRE

12

Ginger, lime, soda

CHICHA MORADA

12

Peruvian punch with pineapple and purple corn

PINEAPPLE EXPRESS

22

Pineapple, Coconut cream, orange, lemon

MANA MATÉ

12

Grapefruit energy drink

HORCHATA

12

Sweet rice milk

EAU MINÉRALE BORJOMI

9

Borjomi sparkling water

EAU DE COCO

12

Coconut water

Champagnes

G.H. MUMM ET CIE GRAND CORDO

180

Brut

VEUVE CLICQUOT PONSARDIN

200

Extra brut

CHAMPAGNE ROEDERER

250

Brut Nature Rosé, 2015

RUINART BLANC DE BLANCS

300

Brut

DOM PÉRIGNON

550

Brut, Coffret Moët & Chandon, 2013

LOUIS ROEDERER CRISTAL

750

Brut, 2015

HOW IT’S MADE

Pinapple

  1. The leaves are pulled from the top and reserved to be used as garnish.
  2. The pineapple is hollowed by hand using a pineapple corer.
  3. It is then put into a juice extractor to be used in cocktails.
  4. The pulp is divided for different purposes, some of it will be turned into fruit leather, some into hot sauce and some will be boiled and reduced into pineapple stock.
  5. The empty shell will be filled with our Piña Fuego cocktail before returning to the earth in our compost.

HOW IT’S MADE

Coconut

  1. First the coconut is opened by hand using a coco jack and a mallet.
  2. The water is emptied and put aside.
  3. The flesh is removed using a spoon and a dough hook.
  4. The flesh is lightly blended with the coconut water and a little bit of sugar. The pulp is strained out and we’re left with delicious fresh coconut cream.
  5. The remaining pulp is cooked with water and salt and strained once again for our salted coconut syrup.
  6. The next step for the pulp is the dehydrator. It’s dried at low heat for 24 hours and made into our delicious coconut cookies.