Cafe Le Coq
Cafe le Coq is another cafe in Aarhus' latin quarter. To me this is more a french bar than a cafe. It's an official Chartreuse bar, and there is a big selection of various Chartreuse's available. Cafe le Coq is really two places, Of which none is like a cafe. It's the bar I am visiting today, but it is also a restaurant. The restaurant is in an adjacent room
Cafe le Coq on a rainy day
Whisky: Not much here. Jack D and Tullamore for the drinks. Glenlivet 12 and Laphroaig 10 for the sippers. I think I remember one o tow more fancy bottles in the restaurant: This is a Chartreuse place, so try one of the many chartreuses if you come by, some of the Chartreuse bottlings are vintage
Beer: 4 taps. One Mikkeller, I have seen Mikkeller Berger and Peter, Pale and Mary on tap, which are both delicious american pale ale/IPA style beers. Troubadour Blonde, a belgian blonde is the other special beer on tap. The last two taps are standard danish pilsner and classic style beers, which won't excite any beer entusaiasts. There is also a bit of bottles beer available and the selection is very nice
The day I visited there was 3 different from Beerbliotek, Blanche Namur, a couple of Chimay, Lindemans kriek, Hancock, Erdinger, Dupont avec les Bons Voeux and one from Mikkeller
All these are also available in the restaurant next door, and Le Coq is one of the only, if not the only restaurants in Aarhus that serves world class microbrews and beers to go along with the food
Music: Nice relaxing background music which I liked
Food: There is a good restaurant next door
Staff: Friendly knowledgeable staff
What I drank: I had a couple of bottled beers from Beerbliotek, a swedish gypsy brewery
Hip Hops IPA
and the very excellent Imperial Mocha Latte Stout.
Le Coq's website is here
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