WINE BY THE GLASS
Stemmari Pinot Grigio- Sicilia DOC, Italy- 180ml
€4,50

Midalidare New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc- 180ml
€4,50

Korten Rosé Melnik- Thracian Valley, Bulgaria- 180ml
€4,50

Korten Mavrud & Rubin- Thracian Valley, Bulgaria- 180ml
Korten Mavrud & Rubin- Thracian Valley, Bulgaria- 180ml
€4,60

Zonin Prosecco Millesimato Brut- Prosecco DOC, Italy- 180ml
€6,00

Zonin Gran Cuvée- Vino Spumante, Italy- 185ml
€5,50

Midalidare Blanc de Blancs Brut- Thracian Valley, Bulgaria- 185ml
€7,50

Cava Sumarroca Reserva Brut– Cava DO, Spain- 185ml
€6,50


BEER
Beer is one of the oldest and most popular drinks in the world, produced by fermenting malt, hops, water and yeast. Its history began more than 5,000 years ago in Ancient Mesopotamia, where the Sumerians were among the first to produce it. Over the centuries, beer has become a symbol of tradition, craftsmanship and shared moments. Today, it is available in a variety of styles and flavours – from fresh light lagers to rich dark ales, suitable for every taste.
Наливна бира Moretti 250мл
Draught Beer Moretti 250ml
€3,00

Наливна бира Moretti 400ml
Draught Beer Moretti 400ml
€5,00

Наливен Гинес 580ml
Draught Guinness 580ml
€6,00

Кромбахер 330ml
Krombacher 330ml
€3,00

Кромбахер безалкохолен 330ml
Krombacher Non-Alcoholic 330ml
€3,00

Бира Hoegaarden 330ml
Hoegaarden Beer 330ml

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RAKIJA 50ml
Rakia is a traditional spirit and an integral part of Bulgarian culture and hospitality. It is produced by distilling fermented fruits, most commonly grapes, plums, apricots, pears or figs. Thanks to rich traditions and craftsmanship in production, Bulgarian rakia is among the most highly regarded fruit distillates in the Balkans.
- Origin: Bulgaria and the Balkan region
- Alcohol content: Typically 40–45% ABV
- Serving temperature: 10–14°C
Taste and aroma
The taste of rakia depends on the fruit used and the ageing process. Grape rakia is known for its mild, fruity aroma; plum rakia for its rich, full flavour; and oak-aged rakia acquires an amber colour and subtle notes of vanilla, honey and wood.
History
The production of rakia in the Balkans has centuries-old traditions, with the first records of fruit distillation dating back to the 14th century. In Bulgaria, rakia is a symbol of family celebrations, hospitality and shared moments around the table.
Interesting fact
In Bulgaria, rakia is often called the 'king of aperitifs' and is traditionally served at the start of a meal, accompanied by a fresh salad and a variety of meze.
In Bulgaria, rakia is often called the 'king of aperitifs' and is traditionally served at the start of a meal, accompanied by a fresh salad and a variety of meze.
ANISE DRINKS 50ml
Anise-flavoured spirits are traditional alcoholic drinks popular in Mediterranean countries. They are produced by distilling or flavouring spirits with aniseed and selected herbs, which give them a characteristic fresh aroma and a mild, sweet taste. The most well-known examples are ouzo from Greece and pastis from France.
Taste and aroma
Anise-flavoured spirits have a rich aroma of aniseed, complemented by notes of dill, coriander, liquorice and Mediterranean herbs. The taste is mild, refreshing with a long, slightly sweet finish.
History
The tradition of anise-flavoured spirits dates back to ancient Mediterranean civilisations. Today, ouzo is a symbol of Greece and pastis of Southern France, both being an integral part of local culinary culture and lifestyle.
Interesting fact: When water or ice is added, anise-flavoured spirits turn a characteristic milky white colour. This natural phenomenon, known as the 'ouzo effect', is caused by the essential oils of the aniseed being released during dilution.

VODKA 50ml
Vodka is one of the most popular spirits in the world, known for its purity, smooth taste and exceptional versatility. It is produced through multiple distillations and filtrations of alcohol made from grains or potatoes, giving it its characteristic crystal clarity.
Taste and aroma
Quality vodka has a smooth, clean and balanced flavour with delicate grain or mineral notes. Thanks to its neutral character, it is suitable both for drinking neat and as a base for many classic cocktails.
History
The first records of vodka production date back to the 14th–15th centuries in Eastern Europe. Over time, it became the national drink of Poland and Russia, and today it is one of the most widespread spirits in the world.
Interesting fact: The word 'vodka' comes from the Slavic word 'voda', meaning 'little water' – a name inspired by its crystal purity and clear appearance.

GIN 50ml
Gin is a classic spirit known for its fresh and aromatic character. It is produced by distilling high-quality alcohol with juniper berries, which determine its distinctive taste, as well as various herbs and spices such as coriander, angelica, citrus peels, cardamom, etc.
Taste and aroma
Gin is characterised by a fresh juniper aroma, complemented by citrus, herbal and floral notes. The taste is dry, clean and balanced, making it excellent both for drinking on the rocks and as a base for classic cocktails such as Gin & Tonic, Negroni and Martini.
History
Gin originated in the Netherlands in the 17th century under the name 'genever'. Later, the drink became extremely popular in Great Britain, where the London Dry Gin style developed – today the most common type of gin worldwide.
Interesting fact: To be called gin, the drink must have a dominant aroma and taste of juniper berries. These give it its characteristic fresh and slightly resinous profile, which distinguishes gin from all other spirits.

LIQUEURS 50ml
Liqueurs are aromatic spirits created by combining high-quality alcohol with fruits, herbs, nuts, coffee, cocoa, spices, and sugar. They are distinguished by their rich taste, fine aroma, and wide variety of styles – from fruit and herbal to creamy and coffee liqueurs.
- Origin: Europe
- Alcohol content: Typically 15–40% ABV
- Serving temperature: 6–12°C (depending on the type)
Taste and Aroma
Each liqueur has its own characteristic profile – fresh citrus notes in limoncello, rich coffee flavour in coffee liqueurs, herbal aromas in Jägermeister, mint, nuts, honey, or a creamy texture in cream liqueurs. They can be enjoyed neat, on the rocks, or as an ingredient in classic cocktails.
History
The first liqueurs appeared during the Middle Ages, when monks and apothecaries prepared herbal elixirs for medicinal purposes. Over time, these drinks evolved into sophisticated aperitifs and digestifs, appreciated worldwide.
Interesting fact: The word 'liqueur' comes from the Latin word 'liquor', meaning 'liquid'. Today, there are hundreds of varieties of liqueurs around the world – from refreshing citrus and herbal to rich coffee, nut, and creamy drinks.

BOURBON 50ml
Bourbon is an iconic American whiskey known for its rich, smooth, and full-bodied flavour. It is made primarily from corn and aged in new, charred oak barrels, which give it its characteristic amber colour and intense aroma.
- Origin: United States (primarily the state of Kentucky)
- Alcohol content: Typically 40–50% ABV
- Serving temperature: 18–20°C
Taste and Aroma
Bourbon has a smooth and balanced taste, with notes of vanilla, caramel, honey, oak, toasted nuts, and light spices. The finish is long, warm, and velvety.
History
The history of bourbon began in the late 18th century in the state of Kentucky. To be called bourbon, by law it must be made in the United States, contain at least 51% corn, and be aged in new, charred oak barrels. Today, it is one of the most popular categories of American whiskey in the world.
Perfect Pairings
Bourbon pairs excellently with:
- steaks and roasted meats;
- barbecue;
- aged cheeses;
- nuts;
- chocolate desserts.
Interesting fact: Unlike most other types of whiskey, bourbon must be aged in new, charred oak barrels, which gives it the characteristic sweet notes of vanilla, caramel, and oak.
Wild Turkey 101
€6,00

Wild Turkey 81
€5,50

Wild Turkey Rare Breed
€8,00
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Eagle Rare
€8,00

Michter’s US Small Batch
€9,00

Michter’s American Whiskey
€9,00

Michter’s Rye Whiskey
€8,50

Michter’s US Sour Mash
€8,50

Woodford Reserve Double Oaked
€8,00

Woodford Reserve Bourbon
€7,50

Woodford Reserve Rye
€7,50

Rittenhouse Rye
€8,00

Maker’s Mark
€5,50

Maker’s Mark Cask Strength
€8,50

Maker’s Mark 101 Proof
€8,00

Basil Hayden
€8,00


AMERICAN WHISKEY 50ml
American whiskey encompasses a variety of styles produced in the United States. Besides bourbon, one of the most famous representatives is Tennessee whiskey, which undergoes an additional filtration through a layer of sugar maple charcoal. This process gives it a smoother and mellower taste.
- Origin: United States
- Alcohol content: Typically 40–50% ABV
- Serving temperature: 18–20°C
Taste and Aroma
American whiskey is distinguished by its rich and smooth flavour, revealing notes of vanilla, caramel, toasted oak, honey, and spices. Tennessee whiskey is particularly known for its velvety and balanced finish.
History
The production of American whiskey began in the 18th century with European settlers. Over time, various styles developed, with Tennessee whiskey holding a special place thanks to the traditional filtration process known as the Lincoln County Process.
Perfect Pairings
American whiskey pairs excellently with:
- roasted meats;
- barbecue;
- burgers;
- aged cheeses;
- roasted nuts;
- chocolate desserts.
Interesting fact: To be classified as Tennessee Whiskey, the whiskey must be produced in the state of Tennessee and, in addition to meeting the requirements for bourbon, it must undergo the unique filtration through sugar maple charcoal, which gives it its distinctive smoothness.

WHISKY - Scotch 50ml
Scotch is a traditional Scottish whisky, known for its exceptional quality, rich flavour, and centuries-old traditions. It is produced exclusively in Scotland from malted barley and other grains, and by law must be matured for at least 3 years in oak casks. Depending on the region and production method, Scotch can be light and fruity or full-bodied with smoky and peaty notes.
- Origin: Scotland
- Alcohol content: Typically 40–46% ABV
- Serving temperature: 18–20°C
Taste and aroma
Scotch offers a rich palette of aromas – vanilla, honey, dried fruit, caramel, oak, and spices. Some varieties feature characteristic smoky and peaty notes, which are a hallmark of specific Scottish regions.
History
The production of Scotch whisky has a history of over 500 years, with the first written records dating from 1494. Today, Scotch Whisky is a protected geographical indication and can only bear this name if it is produced and matured in Scotland according to strict legal requirements.
Pairing suggestions
Scotch pairs excellently with:
- mature cheeses;
- smoked meats;
- steaks;
- dark chocolate;
- nuts;
- dried fruits.
Fun fact: There are five main Scotch-producing regions – Highlands, Lowlands, Speyside, Islay, and Campbeltown, each giving the whisky its own distinctive style and character.
The Macallan 12YO Double Cask
€18,00

The Macallan 15YO Double Cask
€20,00

The Macallan 18YO Sherry Oak
€35,00

Aberlour 10YO Forest Reserve
€7,50

Aberlour A’Bunadh
€12,00

Aberlour 12YO Double Cask
€10,00

Aberlour 12YO Non Chill-Filtered
€11,00

Aberlour 14YO
€14,00

Aberlour 16YO
€17,00

Aberlour 18YO
€24,00

Glenfiddich Project XX
€13,00

Glenfiddich Orchard Experiment
€10,00
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Glenfiddich 12YO
€8,00

Glenfiddich 14YO Bourbon Barrel Reserve
€14,00

Glenfiddich 15YO Solera
€12,00
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Glenfiddich 16YO Aston Martin Edition
€15,00

Glenfiddich 18YO
€17,00

The GlenAllachie 12YO
€14,00

Johnnie Walker Red Label
€3,50

Tamnavulin Single Malt
€5,50


PEATED SCOTCH 50ml
Scotch is a traditional Scottish whisky, known for its exceptional quality, rich flavour, and centuries-old traditions. It is produced exclusively in Scotland from malted barley and other grains, and by law must be matured for at least 3 years in oak casks. Depending on the region and production method, Scotch can be light and fruity or full-bodied with smoky and peaty notes.
- Origin: Scotland
- Alcohol content: Typically 40–46% ABV
- Serving temperature: 18–20°C
Taste and aroma
Scotch offers a rich palette of aromas – vanilla, honey, dried fruit, caramel, oak, and spices. Some varieties feature characteristic smoky and peaty notes, which are a hallmark of specific Scottish regions.
History
The production of Scotch whisky has a history of over 500 years, with the first written records dating from 1494. Today, Scotch Whisky is a protected geographical indication and can only bear this name if it is produced and matured in Scotland according to strict legal requirements.
Pairing suggestions
Scotch pairs excellently with:
- mature cheeses;
- smoked meats;
- steaks;
- dark chocolate;
- nuts;
- dried fruits.
Fun fact: There are five main Scotch-producing regions – Highlands, Lowlands, Speyside, Islay, and Campbeltown, each giving the whisky its own distinctive style and character.

WHISKEY - Irish 50ml
Irish whiskey is one of the oldest and most respected spirits in the world. It is known for its soft, smooth, and balanced flavour, which is due to the traditional triple distillation – a distinctive feature of most Irish whiskeys. It is produced from malted and unmalted barley and is matured in oak casks for at least 3 years.
- Origin: Ireland
- Alcohol content: Typically 40–46% ABV
- Serving temperature: 18–20°C
Taste and aroma
Irish whiskey is distinguished by a soft and velvety taste, featuring notes of honey, vanilla, caramel, green apple, pear, and oak. Unlike many Scotch whiskies, it typically lacks a pronounced smoky character, making it light and easy to drink.
History
Ireland is among the first countries where whiskey production began, with the tradition dating back to the 12th century. The word 'whiskey' comes from the Irish 'uisce beatha', which means 'water of life'. Today, Irish whiskey is a symbol of craftsmanship, tradition, and quality.
Pairing suggestions
Irish whiskey pairs excellently with:
- mature cheeses;
- smoked salmon;
- roast meats;
- nuts;
- apple pie;
- milk or dark chocolate.
Fun fact: Most Irish whiskeys are distilled three times, giving them the characteristic softness and smooth taste that distinguish them from most Scotch whiskies.

COGNAC AND BRANDY 50ml
Cognac and brandy are some of the most refined spirits, valued for their rich aroma, velvety taste, and long ageing. Both are produced by distilling wine and aged in oak barrels, where they acquire their characteristic amber colour and complex flavour profile.
- Origin: France (cognac), various wine-producing regions worldwide (brandy)
- Alcohol content: Usually 40% ABV
- Serving temperature: 18–20°C
Taste and aroma
Cognac and brandy are distinguished by rich aromas of dried fruits, vanilla, caramel, honey, oak, and fine spices. In longer-aged spirits, notes of chocolate, nuts, tobacco, and leather emerge, with a smooth, warm, and lingering finish.
History
Only brandy produced in the Cognac region of France under strict regulations can be called cognac. Its history began in the 17th century, when French winemakers started distilling wine for easier storage and transport. Brandy, on the other hand, is produced in many countries worldwide, each with its own traditions and style.
Suitable pairings
Cognac and brandy pair excellently with:
- aged cheeses;
- dark chocolate;
- nuts;
- dried fruits;
- fine desserts;
- cigars.
Interesting fact: Every cognac is a brandy, but not every brandy is cognac. To bear the name Cognac, the drink must be produced in the eponymous region of France and meet strict requirements for grape varieties, double distillation, and ageing in oak barrels.
RUM 50ml
Rum is one of the most iconic spirits in the world, produced by fermenting and distilling molasses or sugarcane juice. It is associated with the Caribbean region, where some of its most famous varieties are created. Depending on ageing and production method, rum can be white, gold, or dark.
- Origin: Caribbean islands and Latin America
- Alcohol content: Usually 37.5–40% ABV
- Serving temperature: 18–20°C (aged rum) or well-chilled in cocktails
Taste and aroma
Rum is characterised by a rich and smooth taste, with notes of vanilla, caramel, brown sugar, tropical fruits, honey, and oak. Aged rums offer a more complex aroma with hints of spices, chocolate, and dried fruits.
History
The history of rum began in the 17th century in the Caribbean, where sugarcane producers discovered that molasses could ferment and be distilled. Over time, rum became a symbol of seafaring, the Caribbean, and tropical culture, and today it is one of the most preferred spirits in the world.
Suitable pairings
Rum pairs excellently with:
- chocolate desserts;
- roasted nuts;
- cigars;
- tropical fruits;
- caramel pastries;
- cocktails such as Mojito, Daiquiri, and Cuba Libre.
Interesting fact: Aged rums can be enjoyed in the same way as fine whiskies or cognacs – slowly and neat, to reveal their rich aromas and flavour nuances.

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