Big beer atlas update!
The first and most long-awaited news: the legendary Mort Subite Witte Lambic, light and refreshing, is brewed with the addition of dried apricots, for the first time this year. One of the best summer drinks to enjoy on Lambic Patios!
Also, on the eve of summer, we expanded the line of bottled ciders, and connected one faucet, — Russian manufacturer from the Leningrad region. The variety of fruit beers has also increased. We recommend trying Bacchus Frambozenbier on the tap. This is a Belgian ale made with a Flandish brown ale and raspberry juice. Beer has a harmonious, fresh taste with an excellent balance of sweetness and acidity. Caramel-malt hints can be traced in the background. The aroma reveals rich tones of ripe raspberries and nuances of brown ale.
The faucet stout has also been updated to Shepherd Neame Double Stout. This is a great representative of English stouts. At its basis — an ancient recipe from the brewery's own archives, brewed using the UK's only and oldest oak wood mash tun. All this, plus East Kentish golden hops, gives this beer the signature features of the oldest British brewery.
We keep up with the modern craft wave, and now you can taste the Swedish IPA on tap with an intense, predominantly tropical fruity hop aroma and flavor, with strong dry hopping to haze, and more full body, mild flavor and less perceived bitterness Poppels New England IPA. We also recommend a bottle of non-standard Belgium: Kerel Kaishaku — A 15% Belgian Pale Ale that speaks for itself. Kaishaku — this is the name of the assistant who helps to do hara-kiri in Japan.
For the first time in Lambic, two interesting varieties from Russian craft brewers from Crimean brewery Anchor. One of business cards Anchor — grape ales. The very nature of the Crimea prompted brewers to create these unique drinks with the addition of Rkatsiteli, Riesling, Chardonnay, Aligote, Pinot Noir grape juice.
Absolutely summer hits will be light brackish gose brewed by the Americans Two Roads: Tanker Truck Passion Fruit Gose (with passion fruit) and Tanker Truck Lime Gose (with lime) ).
Cherry on cake — Belgian quadrupel (10.5% ABV), aged 8 weeks in barrels from Laphroaig Gulden Draak Cuvée Prestige Laphroaig.
There are a lot of new and very different ones, we are sure that everyone will find suitable varieties for your taste! Hurry up to discover something new in Lambic!
Brasserie Lambic is expanding its horizons once again! The famous Belgian brasserie chain has opened a new restaurant in the resort town of Krasnaya Polyana at 6 Gornaya Karusel Street. The menu features the best of Flemish and European cuisine, a collection of beers from around the world, and an extensive wine list. The new Lambic in Krasnaya Polyana can accommodate more than 90 guests. The restaurant offers an elegant interior in noble beige and burgundy tones. The open kitchen adds an element of dynamism, while the warm, subdued lighting, natural wood, and stained-glass windows with mountain views are the main elements that create the cozy atmosphere that sets this restaurant apart from others. The entire chain is connected to the Lambic loyalty club, and the new restaurant in Krasnaya Polyana is no exception. Join the loyalty program by installing the Lambic app — it's a convenient and easy way to find out about restaurant news and special offers, collect and redeem bonuses, view menus, book tables, save receipts, get directions to the nearest restaurant, and much more. See you at Lambic at Krasnaya Polyana, 6 Gornaya Karusel Street.
10 March 2026
Lambic continues to introduce you to contemporary art. Together with the TIKHO gallery, we present the RE:pair exhibition, which you can view on the walls of the Lambic restaurant at 33/1 Gogolevsky Boulevard. The RE:pair exhibition is a process of reassembly. — The prefix RE: indicates a return, rethinking, and repetition. — Pair in the title refers to the format of a duet — two authors, two types of sensitivity, two trajectories.— RE:pair can also be read as repair — a “fix” or “restoration.” But here we are not talking about a return to the original, but about reassembly. Authors Anastasia Malinovskaya and Yan Tikhonenko lead the viewer on a journey from rigid logic to a new, more sensitive perception of the world — to the lost irrational, suppressed in the process of adaptation to the social structure. The TIKHO Gallery is an independent gallery founded by Irina and Yan Tikhonenko. The gallery is located in Moscow, in an old 19th-century mansion on Chistye Prudy. You can learn more about the exhibition and purchase an exhibit at the Lambic restaurant at 33/1 Gogolevsky Boulevard.
10 March 2026