Alternative to mulled wine: a collection of warming drinks in the Lambic Brasserie chain
For November 1, Lambic has a seasonal collection of warming drinks. No templates and clichés: in Brasserie guests will find unusual combinations of flavors, embodied both in non-alcoholic and alcoholic versions.
For starters, there's an exclusive treat: the authentic Brussels Calibabou, the Belgian answer to the usual mulled wine. The idea goes back to the local custom of serving hot lambic with spices and rum before Christmas. Inspired by this idea and taking the traditional recipe as an example, Lambic has created two drinks.
The first is Kalibabou choco kriek (420 rubles) based on berry lambic with light rum, chocolate syrup and spices. The second is Kalibabou witte passion (420 rubles): wheat lambic with hints of citrus and dried apricots in the taste is combined with light rum, spices and passion fruit syrup, favorably emphasizing the fruity notes of Kalibabou witte passion. We are sure that any of the novelties will successfully replace mulled wine and help the guests to look at the seasonal drinks with interest.
Those who prefer to warm up with something alcohol-free will be offered four non-standard punch variants at Lambic. The refreshing vitamin Green fresh punch (400 roubles) is made on the basis of aloe, mint, basil and tarragon syrup, for the Red spicy punch (400 roubles) we mix pomegranate juice with ginger, honey, hibiscus and spices.
Banana cream punch (400 roubles) reminds the dessert: the classic trio - banana, cream and caramel - is spiced with spices led by nutmeg. And, finally, the guests can order the Tropical yellow punch (400 rubles) - a drink in which one of the main autumnal ingredients, sea buckthorn, is played up with pineapple, mango, lemon juice and a whole scattering of spices from clove to cinnamon.
Every Wednesday at Brasserie Lambic, the restaurant waives the markup on ten popular menu items. Through mid-May, guests can enjoy the menu’s best-sellers at cost price every Wednesday. Ten dishes from the main menu are featured in the promotion each week, and the selection will change weekly. The rules are simple: head to Lambic on Wednesday, look for the burgundy price tags on the menu, and enjoy the chain’s most popular dishes at the best possible price. If you haven’t visited Brasserie Lambic yet, this is the perfect opportunity! List of participating restaurants: 40A Myasnitskaya St., 7s1 Strastnoy Blvd., 15s1 Verkhnyaya Radishchevskaya St., 33/1 Gogolevsky Blvd., 3s5 Turchaninov Lane, 2 Khodynsky Blvd., 16s2 Krasnoproletarskaya St., 5A Dmitriya Ulyanova St., and 11/32 Vorontsovo Pole.
06 April 2026
Introducing the first menu update at Lambic Collection! Our chef, Ivan Negutarov, has created 15 new dishes that are the perfect accompaniment to the drinks on Lambic’s beer and wine lists! Let’s start our tour of the new dishes with the appetizers section — beef tartare with ndui sauce, steamed brioche with beef short ribs, turkey pâté, cheese croquettes with jamón, and beef brisket tacos. For salads, there’s a new mushroom salad with baby spinach, sautéed oyster mushrooms, and enoki mushrooms. In the main courses section, be sure to try the new mini burgers with a trendy presentation in pepper sauce or the burger with crispy dorado. For a group, we recommend the pork knuckle or the crispy-breaded sea bream with squid. In the guests’ favorite “Pasta” section, there are three new additions: shrimp ravioli, Roman-style carbonara, and spaghetti with meatballs in a meat sauce. Our pastry chef, Angelina Morozova, has created three new desserts, and each one is worth trying: — Tiramisu: homemade savoiardi cookies with mascarpone mousse and caramel. — Belgian Waffle: a coffee mousse dessert shaped like a Belgian waffle. — Lemon Choux: two mousse pastries with a liquid center inside. We hope these new dishes will be a great excuse to get together with friends and family at Lambic Collection!
26 March 2026