De Drie Fleschjes
Bootz distiller established De Drie Fleschjes anno 1619 at the base of the Nieuwe Kerk, making it the oldest tasting house of Amsterdam. A wall of casks showcases signature blends; the display of flagons (little bottles) with portraits of Amsterdam’s mayors is worth a peek. Sip a jenever, or go for one of the 35 different liqueurs.
Not just liqueurs
Besides a selection of genevers, including Lucas Bols' Corenwyn, De Drie Fleschjes serves various liqueurs to please the palate. It serves Gulpener beer and, depending on the season, regularly serves sparkling special beers.
De Drie Fleschjes is also a great choice for a good glass of wine. Choose from one of our specially selected wines and you will see that they will make your taste buds dance.
And there's nothing like accompanying a good glass with excellent appetisers and they have them in the house, so choose from a good ox sausage, classic meatball in gravy, old Beemster cheese with mustard and much more
How to visit De Drie Fleschjes with your City Card
You are not required to book a timeslot in advance to visit this venue with your City Card. A special table will be reserved for City Card users. Please do make sure your City Card is valid at the time of your visit.
