The next seasonal update of the Lambic beer atlas was carried out.
A light, refreshing Bavarian hel Bayreuther Hell has been returned to the faucet.
We have also supplied a special version of O'Hara's Irish Red with an avalanche effect.
And if and there is a perfect dark beer, then Adriaen Brouwer can safely claim this title, whose name bears the name of a famous Flemish artist.
As for the bottle card, we have already begun to prepare for spring and that expanded the range of ciders: Normandy ciders De La Brique , Bretons Val de Rance are already available in all restaurants.</p >
De La Brique cider house is located on the picturesque Cotentin Peninsula in Normandy. Artisanal production has existed since 1953 and belongs to the same family, who still use the old traditional methods of making cider.
Val de Rance. — one of the most significant cooperatives whose goal is to maximize the production of organic ciders. They take great care of the surrounding nature and apply also organic processing of their orchards.
A an interesting grape ale from Yakor — — Anchor Cabernet Sauvignon. The brewers used a sophisticated technology of carbonic maceration in the preparation of grape must, which gave our ale not only a deep color, but also fullness of taste and "winy" astringency. After a long (more than 3 months!) maturation of the beer in the tank, the Belgian fermentation method in the bottle was applied.
More about new products on faucet:
"O'Hara's" Irish Red — traditional Irish red ale, brewed according to a special recipe, based on the heritage and traditions of Irish beer production, from natural ingredients. This ale was once called "Moling's Red Ale", but now bears the name of the founders of the Carlow brewery — O'Hara.
Bayreuther Hell — light, refreshing Bavarian hel with rich taste, aroma and subtle hop bitterness. The beer is brewed at a family-owned Bavarian brewery using the best varieties of malt aromatic hops.
Adriaen Brouwer — a beer named after the famous artist Adrian Brouwer, who was born in Audenarde (the town in which the Roman brewery stands) in 1605 . The beer itself is dark, but without the strength inherent in many dowels. Malt plays the main part in the taste, but there is no special sweetness or caramel.
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Friends, we’re launching a club for all beer lovers, enthusiasts, and anyone who’s simply curious — people who’d like to learn more about beer, its history, and try a wide variety of brews! On Wednesday, September 16, at 8:00 p.m., Brasserie Lambic will host the first meeting of the beer lovers’ club, titled “Indian Summer.” Together with our beer sommelier, Fyodor Muzhichenkov, we’ll taste four fruity varieties, chat, and just have a good time. We look forward to seeing you at Brasserie Lambic, 33/1 Gogolevsky Boulevard Guest arrival: 8:00 PM Participation fee: 1,990 ₽ Reservations by phone at +7 (495) 181-21-53 or on the website, noting “tasting”
14 September 2026
Brasserie Lambic has launched a new special menu — and it’s very special to us! We decided to briefly bring back the spirit of Lambic Seafood and revisit the concept through what we loved most about it — seafood. Dorado, salmon, squid, shrimp, oysters, and sea urchins — the sea is back in the spotlight! And to bring out the flavors of these dishes even more vividly, we recommend pairing them with sparkling wines. We’ve also put together a selection of perfect matches — all you have to do is choose the pairing that suits your mood! This offer is valid only at Brasserie Lambic at 7s1 Strastnoy Boulevard.
04 September 2026