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American Amber/Red Ale
Prohibition Ale - Speakeasy Ales and Lagers, San Francisco, CA ABV: 6.10% IBU: 65 12oz. - $5 There are caramel notes and citrus hop aroma in this American Style Amber. Malt and hops are balanced on the palate with a clean hop finish. Can be accompanied by a wide array of dishes; Fish, Meats, and Cheeses all pair well with this Ale.

Red Seal Ale - North Coast Brewing Company, Fort Bragg, CA ABV: 5.5% IBU: 42 12oz. - $5 Malt and Hops are beautifully married in this full-bodied, copper-red Pale Ale. Red Seal is generously hopped for a long, spicy finish. An excellent accompaniment to grilled meats and rich sauces.

Poppy Jasper Ale – El Toro Brewing Company, Morgan Hill, CA ABV: 5.3% IBU: ? 12oz. - $5 Named after a particularly beautiful form of quartz indigenous to Morgan Hill, Poppy Jasper is as cool and pearly as the stone, smooth and refreshing. It is punctuated with caramel, fruit and a subtle pure tamed roast. Amply hopped for a perfectly balanced, but complex character.
American Double/Imperial IPA
Double Dog Double Pale Ale - Flying Dog Brewery Frederick, MD ABV: 11.5 % IBU: 85 12oz. - $7 Double Dog Double Pale Ale is generously hopped with a deep red color and pours with a nice frothy head. The abundance of hops will conjure some provocative aromas with hints of raisins and citrus. Well-balanced, rich and full bodied; complete with a hint of sweetness.

Double Daddy Imperial IPA - Speakeasy Ales & Lagers San Francisco, CA AVB: 9.50% IBU: 85 22oz. - $12 Exhibits a pleasant copper color with a huge hop aroma. It's bitter, hoppy, with a warming alcohol on the palate. Finishes incredibly dry and clean for such a big beer.

Stone Ruination IPA – Stone Brewing Company, San Diego, CA ABV: 7.7% IBU: 100+ 22 oz. - $12 A liquid poem to the glory of the hop." So called because of the "ruinous" effect on the palate. This massive hop monster has a wonderfully delicious and intensely bitter flavor on a refreshing malt base. Big. Bold. Bitter. True Grit.
American IPA
Racer 5 IPA – Bear Republic Brewing Company Healdsburg, CA ABV: 7% IBU: 75+ 22 oz. - $8 The aroma is hops and sweet malt. This beer is apricot in color with very nice lacy inviting head. The first taste is a mouth feel of fantastic grapefruit bitter forward, and an earthy, floral back with resin and medium pine. Malt sweetness is also present but hops still dominate, like the comforter over the bed sheet.

West Coast IPA – Green Flash Brewing Co. San Diego, CA ABV: 7% IBU: 95 12oz. - $5 This West Coast-Style India Pale Ale is extravagantly hopped, full flavored, medium bodied and copper colored. A menagerie of hops is combined throughout the brewing process to impart specific characteristics. Hops used include Simcoe for a unique fruitiness and grapefruit zest, Columbus for strong hop pungency, Centennial for pine and citrus notes, and Cascade for floral aroma. Our Favorite. Tits.

Snake Dog IPA – Flying Dog Brewery Frederick, MD ABV: 5.83% IBU: 60 12oz - $5 Snake Dog India Pale Ale is a Colorado-style IPA, power hopped with specialty hops grown in the Pacific Northwest. It has a citrus fruit aroma that will hypnotize the senses and bewilder the liver. One look at the label and the mind wanders to acid, but once sipped, the tongue and mouth drip away with mangos, peach, and a nice crispy hop finish.

Drake's IPA – Drake's Brewing Co., San Leandro, CA ABV: 7.0% IBU: 65 12 oz. - $5 Copper-colored from additions of light Crystal malt, and filled out with Caramalt, which carries the malt weight of this hop bomb. The aromas of pine and grapefruit are delivered from the abundant Columbus and Cascade hops. Easy drinking for an IPA. Not a monster, but heavenly delicious. Good day and night.

Big Daddy IPA – Speakeasy Ales and Lagers, San Francisco, CA ABV: 6.5% IBU: ? 12 oz. - $5 Big Daddy IPA has a pleasant pale color with hop aromas sensually evident. It's Dry. It's Crisp. It exhibits an almost sticky, gooey mouth-feel, balancing toward the hop aroma and flavor, with a hint of toasted malt character. Not a lightweight, but clean in the finish. Shhhh.

Torpedo Extra IPA – Sierra Nevada Brewing Company, Chico, CA ABV: 7.2% IBU: 75-80 12 oz. - $5 Sierra Nevada Torpedo Ale is a big American IPA; bold, assertive and full of flavor and aromas highlighting the complex citrus, pine and herbal character of whole-cone American hops.

Ranger IPA – New Belgium Brewing, Fort Collins, CO ABV: 6.5% IBU: 70 12 oz. - $5 This clear amber beauty bursts at the starting gate with an abundance of hops: Cascade (citrus), Chinook (floral/citrus), and Simcoe (fruity) lead off the beer, with Cascade added again for an intense dry hop flavor. Brewed with pale and dark caramel malts that harmonize the hop flavor from start to finish, Ranger is a sessionable splendor for hop heads everywhere.
American Pale Ale (APA)
Steelhead Extra Pale Ale – Mad River Brewing Company, Blue Lake, CA ABV: 5.6% IBU: 25 12 oz. - $5 A bright golden hued ale with a medium body and a crisp spicy floral hop character. Mild bitterness. This ale comes unfiltered, allowing a considerable depth to its pleasing mouth feel. This ale is rain or shine, drinkable in any weather, day or night. Gained easily the Alison Mitchell seal of approval.

Flying Dog Classic Pale Ale – Flying Dog Brewery, Fredrick, MD ABV: 5.3% IBU: 35 12 oz. - $5 Flying Dog Classic Pale Ale is brilliant amber in color and dry hopped with buckets full of Cascades for an unrivaled hop flavor and aroma. Moderate body with a well structured mouth feel. The first sip is a mouthful of cascade hops with all its good bitterness, then calmed by the steady hand of a welcomed citrus flavor. A malt lingering, and then a puckering dry finish. Very good. Very smooth.

Sierra Nevada Pale Ale – Sierra Nevada Brewing Co., Chico, CA ABV: 5.6% IBU: 37 12oz - $5 Sierra Nevada Pale Ale is a delightful interpretation of a classic style. It has a deep amber color and an exceptionally full-bodied, complex character. Generous quantities of premium Cascade hops give the Pale Ale its fragrant bouquet and spicy flavor. It gets piney, it gets citrus, and then grazes the tongue with a malt sweetness.
American Porter
Alaskan Smoked Porter – Alaskan Brewing Company, Juneau, AK ABV: 6.5% IBU: 45 22 oz. - $10 Smoked Beer. Known as "rauchbier" in Germany, smoke-flavored beers were virtually unknown in the U.S. until Alaskan Smoked Porter was developed in 1988. The dark, robust body and pronounced smoky flavor of this limited edition beer make it an adventuresome taste experience. Glacial fed water is used in this beer, originating in the 1,500 square-mile Juneau Ice Field. Prior to brewing, selected malts are smoked in small batches under carefully controlled conditions in a commercial food smoker using local alder wood. Salmon hints. Heavy smoke.

Steelhead Scotch Porter – Mad River Brewing Company, Blue Lake, CA ABV: 6.4% IBU: ? 12 oz. - $6 Full body of a semi chewy malt mouth feel, kicks quick into the robust roasted grain flavor of espresso and mildly smoky charcoal (earthy). Hints of peat smoked malt enhance the roasted character, hops are a touch oily with a restrained yet pungent bitterness that somewhat hide behind the malt. As the beer warms up, sweet alcohol mingles with ghostly impressions of licorice and evergreen. Caramel hits middle to finish though roasted flavor is still dominant throughout the beer.

Black Butte Porter – Deschutes Brewery, Bend, OR ABV: 5.2% IBU: 30 12 oz. - $5 Deschutes Brewery's flagship, Black Butte has won almost every award possible in the category Porter. It is rich in flavor yet easy to drink, with a creamy, smooth mouth feel. The slight hop bitterness up front only enhances the distinctive chocolate and roasted finish to come. A beautiful beer; deep, and satiny.
American Stout
Old No. 38 Stout – North Coast Brewing Co., Fort Bragg, CA ABV: 5.6% IBU: 53 12 oz. - $6 Named for a retired California Western Railroad steam engine on the Fort Bragg to Willits run through the redwoods, Old No. 38 Stout is a smooth, firm, bodied stout with toasted character and coffee notes of dark malts and roasted barley. "This is a wonderful Ale. Possibly the best stout made in America." Micheal Jackson – "The Beer Hunter."

Obsidian Stout – Deschutes Brewery, Bend, OR ABV: 6.4% IBU: 55 12oz. - $5 Obsidian Stout is as black as the nearby volcanic flow from which it gets its name. It's a deep and satisfying experience, with distinct notes of chocolate, espresso, roasted malt and black barley. It is robust and full, with a big roasted finish.
American Double Stout
Big Bear Black Stout – Bear Republic Brewing Co., Healdsburg, CA ABV: 8.1% IBU: 55 22 oz. - $10 Big Bear is a big, black, stout you can really sink your teeth into. The bold, roasty, caramel malt flavor is balanced by Centennial and Cascade hops. Some espresso notes, currants perhaps. It is so smooth and easy to drink that the 8.1% ABV seems deceiving. It is not. Two of these and you need to give your car keys to someone else.
Old Ale
North Coast Old Stock Ale – North Coast Brewing Co., Fort Bragg, CA ABV: 11.5% IBU: 36 12 oz. - $7 Like a fine port, Old Stock Ale is intended to be laid down. With an original gravity of over 1.100 and a generous hopping rate, Old Stock Ale is well- designed to round out and mellow with age. It's brewed with classic Maris Otter malt and Fuggles and East Kent Goldings hops, all imported from England. Big alcohol. Big Taste.
Belgian Pale Ale
Leffe Blonde – Abbaye de Leffe SA, Belgium ABV: 6.6% 11.2 oz. - $6 A dry, fruity and lightly spiced Belgian Abbey Ale, Leffe Blonde features a perfect balance of strength and subtlety. The bitterness is delicate, extending over the whole palate and lingering as a subtle aftertaste.

Orval Trappist Ale – Brasserie d'Orval SA, Belgium ABV: 6.2% 11.2 oz. - $8 Smooth and crisp with a lightish body though the mouth feel appears to be full up front. Touch of lemon rind with a fresh cut hay flavour, hop bitterness makes a snappy bite. Horse blanket and other medicinal phenols over take the tongue for a bit also. Tart from start to finish with hints of cider and other tart fruits. The finish seems to be everlasting in its dryness.
Belgian Strong Dark Ale
Trois Pistoles – Unibroue, Chambly, Quebec, Canada ABV: 9% 12 oz. - $7 This Ale exhibits crisp carbonation with a chewy malt palate that has toasted and chocolate undertones. Very rich and spicy with hints of black pepper. Alcohol is quite evident allowing some sweetness to the taste buds and also lending a hand to the spicy flavors. The rest of the palate is on the dry side with an underlying grainy, herbal and earthy taste throughout.

Chimay Grande Reserve (Blue) – Bieres de Chimay, SA, Baileux, Belgium ABV: 9% 11.8 oz. - $10 This is a beer whose fragrance of fresh yeast with a light, flowery rosy touch is especially pleasant. Its flavor, noticed when tasting it, only accentuates the pleasant sensations perceived in the aroma, while revealing a light but pleasant touch of roasted malt. Nice spice and subtle alcohol with hints of cherries and is just generally perfect. Perfect.
Belgian Strong Pale Ale
Affligem Blonde - Brouwerij de Smedt or Brouwerij Affligem, Belgium ABV: 7% 12 oz. - $7 This beer has a very light, nearly white creamy head over a hazy but translucent "blonde" body with lots of visible sediment floating about. There is a sweetness throughout that changes slowly and veers coyly towards spicy. Hops are subdued and give only a faint bitterness and flavor; mild phenols lend an herbal quality that follows the grain right into the finish. As the alcohol still warms the mouth there is a trace honey flavor in the end.

Duvel – Brouwerij Duvel Moortgat NV, Breendonk-Puurs, Belgium ABV: 8.5% 11.8 oz. - $8 Clean pale malt flavor throughout. Three big flashes of yeast, hop bitterness and alcohol hit the palate. Big cleansing crispness with a big warming alcohol landing middle to end. Mild medicinal phenols peak in the middle and nearly vanish as the alcohol takes over. Wonderful.

La Fin du Monde – Unibroue, Chambly, Quebec, Canada ABV: 9% IBU: 19 12 oz. - $7 This brew is very smooth and sweet up-front with loads of malt mouth-feel. A warming sensation begins in the back of the tongue and turns into a spicy, almost pepper, flavor. This flavor is the 9% alcohol that cleverly camouflages itself until consumed. A very light hop lingers behind, with warming esters in the mouth.

Delirium Tremens – Brouwerij Huyghe, Belgium ABV: 9% IBU: 26 11.8 oz. - $8 This beer has a tart/sour fruity taste with notes of passion fruit & peaches. A spicy and complex flavor balanced with strong Belgian yeast notes. When poured the head dances and floats off the glass enticingly. Finishes crisp and dry. Wonderful. After three, pink elephants.
Belgian Dubbel
Chimay Primiere (Red) - Bieres de Chimay, SA, Baileux, Belgium ABV: 7% IBU: 25 11.8 oz. - $8 With a beautiful color and a beautiful nose; there is sweet raw honey-like malt aroma and flavor, some herbal medicinal flavor clash with a fresh tasting juicy hops. Ripe tropical fruit is vague but present. Also peppery, but tamed, an amazing grace.
Irish Red Ale
Smithwick's – Guinness LTD, Dublin, Ireland ABV: 4.5% IBU: 20 12 oz. - $5 Smithwick's pours with a ruby red tone, a stable, but slightly thin head. It is produced using hops and special roasted, malted barley. Its texture is smooth and refined, with a bitter and complex finish. Although of lesser fame than Guinness, Smithwick's is often regarded as the 'local favorite' amongst Irish pub goers.
Flanders Red Ale
Duchesse de Bourgogne – Brouwerij Verhaeghe, Vichte, Belgium ABV: 6.2% 11.8 oz. - $9 Simply the best: Soft and slightly sour aroma, dry woody with nut standing back. Biting crispness within the light yet effervescent and smooth carbonation. A puckering twang of sourness admires the palate, while fruity flavors ride along with this giving suggestion of ripe currant and apple peel. A woody dryness sneaks up and dries the mouth in a split second and clears away all residual sweetness.
Lambic
St. Louis Framboise (Raspberry) – Brouwerij Van Honsebrouk NV, Belgium ABV: 4.5% 12.7 oz. - $10

St. Louis Peche (Peach) – Brouwerij Van Honsebrouk NV, Belgium ABV: 3.5% 12.7 oz. - $10

St. Louis Kriek (Cherry) – Brouwerij Van Honsebrouk NV, Belgium ABV: 4.5% 12.7 oz. - $10

Lambic beer is produced by spontaneous fermentation: it is exposed to the wild yeasts and bacteria that are said to be native to the Senne valley, in which Brussels lies. It is this unusual process that gives the beer its distinctive flavor: dry, vinous, and cidery, with a slightly sour aftertaste. We serve raspberry, peach, and cherry selections.
Saison
Hennepin – Brewery Ommegang, Cooperstown, NY ABV: 7.7% 12 oz. - $6 The Farmhouse Ale: A lazed light gold topped with a big billowy, bright white head, lively carbonation reinforcing from the bottom of the glass upwards towards the head. The nose is clean and slightly fruity with some spiciness, but generally fairly mellow. The taste begins like tart apples, after which a dry, crisp bitterness sets in and lingers. Reminds of a nice crisp white wine. Well done, extremely drinkable.
Tripel
Tripel Karmeliet – Brouwerij Bosteels, Belgium ABV: 8.4% 11.2 oz. - $10 Voted more than once as the tasting best beer in the world. Tripel Karmeliet is bright and sweet, like caramelized pears. The head dances sweetly, under it a floral of burnt sugar, light lemon peel, very subtle pale malt and cereal grain, pink peppercorn. The finish is both sweet and very slightly drying. A pleasant experience, sight, smell, feel, and taste. Remarkable to all senses, enjoy.

Westmalle Tripel – Brouwerij Westmalle, Belgium ABV: 9.5% 11.2 oz. - $10 World class. Gorgeous. Starts crisp upfront with a slick mouth feel. Many layers to this brew: fruit (ripe passion/apricot), big burst of spicy alcohol, fresh cut hay, dextrin sweetness, raw honey, yeast and a slight medicinal background flavor. Complex. Very complex.

Maredsous 10 - Brouwerij Duvel Moortgat NV, Belgium ABV: 10% 11.2 oz. - $8 Exhibits a smooth light body with an explosion of carbonation. Medium thickness; but holds a strong punch on the way down and expresses a strong note of alcohol. Mouth feel is smooth and glassy. Notes of pine and other spices are on the finish, with a nice hop undertone.
Witbier
Mothership Wit – New Belgium Brewing Inc., Fort Collins, CO ABV: 4.8% 12 oz. - $6 Mothership Wit is brewed with wheat and barley malt, as well as coriander and orange peel spicing resulting in a balance of citrus and sour flavors held in suspension by a bright burst of carbonation. It is also New Belgium Brewing's first organically-produced beer.
English Brown Ale
Moose Drool – Big Sky Brewing Company, Missoula, MT ABV: 5.1% 12 oz. - $5 Don't let the name deter you. Moose Drool is chocolate brown in color with a creamy texture. A malty beer but hopped enough to keep the flavors from becoming too sweet. There also seem to be hints of spice, scented roast. It is a good beer to have more than one of.

Samuel Smith's Nut Brown Ale – Samuel Smith Old Brewery, Tadcaster, UK ABV: 5% 12 oz. - $5 Light carbonation and refreshing body are the first sensations. Clean up front and then a rush of heavy caramel flavor explodes and slowly tapers to a nutty after taste. The nut flavor leaves as the alcohol disperses and the caramel returns after a swallow, lingers, and then tapers. A perfect beer for sipping, all night.

Newcastle Brown Ale – Newcastle Breweries Ltd., Newcastle, UK ABV: 4.7% 12 oz. - $5
English Pale Ale
Bass Pale Ale – Bass Brewers Limited, Staffordshire, UK ABV: 5% 12 oz. - $5 Light amber color with a deep smoothness off of a moderate carbonation, light to medium body. Thin on the malt flavor with a simple dry malt character of toasted grain and hints of caramel. Bitterness is sufficient with an earthy sift in the back. Perfect for Black and Tans

Boddington's – Boddington's, Manchester, UK ABV: 4.7% 16 oz. Nitro Can - $5 Pour it in the glass and wait for the cascade to settle. This Ale is light bronze in color with that creamy nitro head. Mellow crackery malts with a hint a fruit. Finishes with somewhat of a mineral hop bitterness.
English Porter
Samuel Smith's Taddy Porter - Samuel Smith Old Brewery, Tadcaster, UK ABV: 5% 12 oz. - $5 It was named for the train porters who were its original servers and consumers. Samuel Smith's Old Brewery, Yorkshire's oldest, reintroduced authentic porter to the British beer scene in 1979 after an absence of more than 50 years. It is very dark, fairly full in body and packed with flavor with an intense, dry tangy character of roasted barley.
Extra Special / Strong Bitter (ESB)
Fuller's ESB – Fuller Smith & Turner, PLC, London, UK ABV: 5.9% 12 oz. - $5 Beer connoisseur Roger Protz describes Fuller's ESB, "an enormous attack of rich malt, tangy fruit and spicy hops in the mouth, with a profound Goldings peppery note in the long finish and hints of orange, lemon and gooseberry fruit".
Foreign / Export Stout
Lion Stout – Ceylon / Lion Brewery Limited, Sri Lanka ABV: 8% 12 oz. - $6 Lion Stout is a dark rich brown color, almost black, with thick fluffy grey/brown foam on top that is slowly discouraged. Smells rich and creamy with hints of chocolate, toffee, and coffee. Taste comes in three fronts, the first is a sweet malty/chocolate taste which slowing molds into a powerful coffee taste and leaves a tangy toffee aftertaste.
Milk / Sweet Stout
Young's Double Chocolate Stout – Young & Co. Brewery PLC, London, UK ABV: 5% 16 oz. Nitro Can - $6 (Big chocolate Flavor) This beer is extremely smooth and creamy with a chewy, nicely odd, mild sweetness that mingles with a slight burnt/roasted chocolate flavor (Damn Delicious). An underlying hop flavor balances the malt, showing up about half way thru the taste with a hint of licorice. (Big chocolate Flavor)
Oatmeal Stout
Samuel Smith's Oatmeal Stout - Samuel Smith Old Brewery, Tadcaster, UK ABV: 5% 12 oz. - $5 At one time Oatmeal Stout was promoted as a drink for lactating mothers, being described as nutritional on early labels. Might be true, might not. This Stout is almost opaque, with an amazingly silky texture and complex, medium-dry velvet caress against the palate. Bittersweet finish. True.
Russian Imperial Stout
Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout – North Coast Brewing Co., Fort Bragg, CA ABV: 8.9% 12 oz. - $6 Produced in the tradition of 18th Century English brewers who supplied the court of Russia's Catherine the Great, Old Rasputin seems to develop a cult following wherever it goes. It's a rich, intense brew with big complex flavors and a warming finish. There is chocolate, and licorice, with cinnamon. Outstanding.
Hefe Weizen
Franziskaner Hefe–Weisse – Spaten-Franziskaner Bräu, Munich, Germany ABV: 5% 16 oz. - $6 Huge head and a beautiful golden color, and a sight to see poured correctly. Franziskaner Hefe- Weisse holds a bit of sweetness, with distinct notes of citrus, a bit of an overlay of spices, including vanilla. Very pleasant and very easy to drink, nice dry finish longs for another sip.

Paulaner Hefe-Weissbier – Paulaner Salvator Thomasbraeu, Munich, Germany ABV: 5.5% 16 oz. - $6 Color is hazy, almost orange tinge. Nose is strong sweet banana and medium with clove notes, wheat malt, subtle leafy greens. Tastes much like it smells; good yeast, grainy wheat, light leafy hop note, and slightly peppery.
Dunkel Weizen
Franziskaner Hefe–Weisse Dunkel – Spaten-Franziskaner Bräu, Munich, Germany ABV: 5% 16 oz. - $6 A heavenly tanned beauty. Taste is a nice spicy clove balanced wonderfully by banana in the finish. Malt is present throughout, but isn't overwhelming or heavy. There is a slight mineral flavor but slight enough to meld and balance nice with the others.
German Pilsener
Spaten Premium Lager - Spaten-Franziskaner Bräu, Munich, Germany ABV: 5.2% 12 oz. - $5 In 1894 Spaten became the first brewery in Munich to produce this brand of light lager. It is golden in color with a well-balanced hop-flavor. The full rounded body is a superb balance between hops and a malty sweetness. This beer is light, easy, and very sessionable.

Warsteiner Premium Verum Pils – Warsteiner Brauerei, Warstein, Germany ABV: 4.8% 12 oz. - $6 Is a very light straw color, cool yellow. The nose is typical of a German style pilsner, grassy smell. The taste follows quite the same, grassy/earth and pleasantly wet and pure. This beer has a nice after taste, quiet and then not. Six is sometimes not enough.
Herbed / Spiced Beer
Hemp Ale – Firestone Walker Brewing Co., Paso Robles, CA ABV: 5.8% 12 oz. - $5 Hemp Ale is earthy, and dark brown with a nice pour and nose. Exhibits some toasty malts and a great spice backup. Nice herbal characteristics; floral hops backed with cinnamon, maybe a little dark fruit. Finishes lemon zest hop bitter.
Euro Pale Lager
Harp - Guinness LTD, Dublin, Ireland ABV: 5% 12 oz. - $5 Harp is almost amber color with a creamy mouth feel, a light sweetness, a soft & faint buttery flavor, and a fruity backbone. Is extremely easy to drink and an excellent session beer.

Stella Artois – Stella Artois, Leuven, Belgium ABV: 5.2% 12 oz. - $5 Flavor is crisp, clean, and light. It is much like an American lager except that it has a nice spicy hop bite to it. Stella Artois is easy to drink. Is slightly grassy, slightly spicy, and slightly grainy.

Samuel Smith's Organic Lager - Samuel Smith Old Brewery, Tadcaster, UK ABV: 5% 12 oz. - $5 Lightly kilned organic lager malt grown in the UK is the main ingredient which creates a full-bodied lager with lots of malt and hop character. A touch hoppier than many lagers yet perfectly balanced. Delicious and like most lights, extremely drinkable.
Beer de Mierda
Bud - 12 oz. - $4
Bud Light - 12 oz. - $4
Corona - 12 oz. - $4
Kalibur (Non-alcoholic) - 12 oz. - $4
Hamm's - $2
Coors - 12 oz. - $4
Coors Light - 12 oz. - $4
Draught List
Guinness Stout – Imperial Pint - $5
Black and Tan – Imperial Pint - $6
Half and Half – Imperial Pint - $6

We Have Rotating Draft Lines - Please Ask Your Server For Details
American Pint - 16 oz. - $5
Imperial Pint - 20 oz. - $6