German Bar at Old World HB
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THE BIERGARTEN HOURS:
Monday thru Wednesday: CLOSED
Thursday: 12pm - 9pm
Happy Hour ALL DAY $2 off food & drink
Friday: 12pm - 11pm
(Food served till 10pm)
Happy Hour ALL DAY $2 off food & drink
Saturday: 12pm - 11pm
(Food served till 10pm)
Happy Hour 3pm-6:30pm $2 off food & drink
Sunday: 11am - 9pm
Sunday Brunch 11am - 2pm, Regular Menu 12pm-9pm
HAPPY HOUR!
$2 OFF DRINKS & FOOD
Thursday: 3:30-6:30pm
Friday: ALL DAY
Saturday: 3:30-6:30pm
LIVE MUSIC
Every weekend at The Biergarten!
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SUNDAY BRUNCH 11AM-2PM
Germany's Finest Beers
Old World is proud to serve some of Germany's finest beers, as well as some non-German favorites. Just to list a few:
Draught German Beers
- Bitburger
- Warsteiner
- Krombacher Pilsner
- Radeberger Pilsner
- Spaten
- Hofbräu Original
- Paulaner
- Schöfferhofer Grapefruit
- Franziskaner
- Paulaner Hefeweizen
- Spaten Oktoberfest
- Warsteiner Dunkel
- Kostritzer Dunkel
Seasonal Draft Beers
- Goose Island IPA
- Rebel IPA Angry Orchard cider
- Sam Adams Boston Lager
- Warsteiner Oktoberfest
- Hofbräu Dunkel
- Paulaner Oktoberfest
Craft Beers
- Indica India Pale Ale
- Samuel Adams
Domestic Beers
- Coors Light
- Miller Lite
- Budweiser
- Bud light
Other Beers
Wines & Specialty Cocktails
Here's a list of the wines & specialty drinks Old World serves:
Wines
- Chardonnay - Pacific Bay
- Chardonnay - William Hill
- Pinot Grigio - Sycamore Lane
- White Zinfandel - Sycamore Lane
- Merlot - Pacific Bay
- Cabernet - Pacific Bay
- Cabernet - Red Rock
- Cabernet - J.Lohr
- Red Bblend - Ménage a trois
German Wines
- Piesporter Michelsberg
- Liebfraumilch
- Zeller Schwartze Katz
Specialty Cocktails
- Ginger Peach Martini
- German Navy
- Rita Colada
- Cucumber Gimlet
- Tangerinetini
- Munich Mule
- White Grape Mojito
- Strawberry Mojito
- Strawberry Margarita
History of German Beer
In Germany it's typical to order beer, not by the name, but by the style of beer and our selection of draught German beers includes the most popular German beer styles, including Pils, Alt, Kolsch, Weissbier, Helles or Dunkel.
There's an incredible variety of German beers, as every brewery makes a variety of beer styles, but as each is restricted by the so called Reinheitsgebot (purity law), which allows them to use only four ingredients in their beer — malt, hops, yeast, and water — they insist on working only with quality raw materials and they emphasize technique as much as they do ingredients, in crafting their styles of German beer. History of German beer....
