Draft Menu

March 15th, 2026

Guinness “Draught”

Irish Dry Stout | 4.2% | 16oz | $6.00

Dry, roasty and creamy the classic taste of Ireland leads a thick and frothy cap with supple cocoa and coffee roast with hints of background vanilla and cream before trailing into a surprisingly drinkable, dry and quenching finish...

Southern Tier, “Irish Cream Stout”

Irish Coffee Stout | 5.8% | 12oz | $6.00

Classic taste of coffee, cocoa and burnt sweetness start the stout show, but add subtle hints of caramel, vanilla and cream propel the beer into the world of coffeehouse. It’s obvious taste of Irish coffee allows the beer to finish as a digestive.
No Samples/Flights/Growlers

Bell’s “Hopslam”

Imperial IPA | 10% | 12oz | $7.00

How good can Imperial IPAs get? One sip of this hoppy-strong golden elixir reveals a burst of citrus and tropic pulp sweetness and clean, zesty bitterness. Topped with a honey suckle-like supple sweetness, this bright golden ale finishes smooth & warm.

Cigar City “Sumo Splash”

American Lager | 4.3% | 16oz | $6.00

Crisp, clean and ready for summer, a gentle splash of watermelon highlights an otherwise refreshing and slightly bready lager. Decorated with floral hops and subtle sweetness, this beer is a one way ticket to summer weather..

Fat Orange Cat “Airing of Grievances”

Hazy IPA | 6.0% | 9oz | $6.50

Juicy with the help from Citra, Amarillo & Columbus hops, a ripe and radiant hop display carries branch-ripe fruit notes across a bed of dry cereal, honey and wafer maltiness, on its way to a crisp, malty-dry finish with a spicy hemp leaf bite in closing.

Fat Head’s “St. Fatty’s Irish Red”

Irish Red Ale | 4.8% | 12oz | $6.00

Set the spring holiday up the drink of the leprechauns. Sweet with underpinnings of caramel, toast & toffee with a peppery hop balance and a crisp, malty dryness overall. A very drinkable, malty ale that’ll have us all Irish today.

Avery “The Beast Grand Cru 2016”

Belgian Quadruple Ale | 16.1% | 6oz | $7.50

Daring in strength, but with the maturity, complexity and balance to match, the deep and sultry fruit flavors of cherry, grape & apple give sherry-type warmth, as pepper spice and sweet booze suggest rum. Save for after dinner digestive and good company.

No Samples/Flights/Growlers

Jester King “Atrial Rubicite”

Raspberry Sour Ale | 5.0% | 6oz | $7.00

Spontaneously brewed with raspberries and a taste for tartness, a wild ale is brewing with undercurrents of rose wine, dry cider, lemon, lime & gooseberry with a funky-fresh finish & a puckering sour aftershock to the palate, as if fruit rollup had a sassy side..

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Hofbrau “Original”

German Lager | 5.1% | 16.9oz | $7.00

The bright and bready taste of pilsner malt stands proud with firm grain sweetness, a light doughy character and with the zesty and refreshing floral taste of noble German hops. Its spicy finish is dry and effervescent with echoes of mint and barley.

Chimay “Grand Reserve (Blue)”

Trappist Dark Strong Ale | 10.0% | 9oz | $10.50

Sprite with carbonation, the beer’s wine-like acidity pops early, bringing lightness to its candied fruitiness and a zing to its peppercorn finish. Cherries, berries, nuts, dates, raisins and figs emerge as the ale calms, leading to a racy & tangy closure.
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Bosteel’s “Tripel Karmeliet”

Belgian Tripel Ale | 8.4% | 7oz | $6.50

Both delicate and powerful in the same breath, the ale start with honey suckle and candied sweetness just before a floral and fruity display of esters emerges. Finishing pleasantly wine-like, the beer balances with coriander and pepper-like spiciness.
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St. Bernardus "Abt. 12"

Belgian Quadrupel Ale | 10.0% | 9oz | $9.50

Profoundly complex and smooth to its core, the “Abbot’s” choice beer is effervescent to highlight the beer’s dark fruit and peppery aroma and flavor. A brown sugar backbone and a delicate red wine finish ensure pleasant warmth and drinkability.
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Weihenstephaner "Hefe Weisse Beer"

German Wheat | 5.4% | 16.9oz | $7.00

Packing such complexity into effortless drinkability sure looks easy. Early wheat sweetness traverses across banana and lemon flavor- then to clove and white pepper before finishing citrusy, minty and with a hint of vanilla and cream. Seriously rewarding!

De Halve Maan “Straffe Hendrik Xmas”

Belgian Dark Strong Ale | 11.0% | 9oz | $8.00

Considered the baddest of all Belgian ale, the dark & sultry taste is a medley of raisin, date, fig, prune & grape are now woven in a cocoon of red wine, rum & calvados barrels. Peppercorn balance and simmering warmth soothe the senses with sprite finish.
No Samples/Flights/Growlers