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Our Beers Bluebeard 5 Double Barrel Buckshot 5.5 Social 4.5 Our Beers To-Go Today @ The Tap 32 oz. Growler $6+ - Live Trivia - 64 oz. Growler $10.5+ Tuesday & Wednesday @ 8 Flights Select 4 beers $7 On Tap Size Style Profile Bluebeard 5 Berliner Weisse A light-bodied German-style wheat beer with refreshing tart, acidic and lemony characteristics blended with blueberry to give this tart beer a touch of ABV: 4.0% berry aroma and flavor. IBU: 2 Double Barrel Buckshot 5.5 Smoked Roggenbier Our summer Indiana Bicentennial ale. The malts for this beer were sourced from Sugar Creek Malts in Lebanon, IN & feature plum wood smoked rye malt. ABV: 4.8% Soft caramel, rye spiciness, banana & sweet smoke. IBU: 16 Social 4.5 Blonde Lager A medium-light bodied Blonde Lager that features biscuity malt character and soft hop notes in the finish. An easy drinking American Lager. ABV: 4.8% IBU: 18 Brickyard 5 Vienna Lager A medium-bodied amber lager with fragrant malt aroma, slight sweetness and a clean, crisp finish. ABV: 4.8% IBU: 20 Tipsy Cow [Nitro] 5 Milk Stout Deep black, medium bodied with flavors of chocolate, espresso and mild sweetness. Served on nitro to enhance the creaminess of the lactose. ABV: 4.5% IBU: 24 Nefarious Nectar 5 Belgian Golden Ale Light in color and medium-bodied, but complex in flavor. Unique Belgian yeast imparts notes of white pepper, spice and sweet stone fruits. ABV: 9.2% IBU: 29 Experimental 5 American Pale Ale Traditional APA, assertive pine, grapefruit, and orange rind, malt balance with plesant bitterness. ABV: 5.5% IBU: 45 Bionic Dragon 5.5 American IPA Traditional American IPA packed with Waimea and Mosaic hops giving a tropical, citrus and floral aroma and flavor with assertive bitterness. ABV: 6.8% IBU: 80 Our Beers 221 B Baker Street 5 English Dark Mild Classic English mild ale, toasty with soft chocolate notes, delicate roast, and medium bodied. ABV: 3.8% IBU: 12 Hamster Dance 5 Kyut A traditional Dutch oat beer, unfiltered, deep gold, medium bodied with toasty, bready and biscuit notes balanced with stone fruit and low hop profile. ABV: 6.8% IBU: 18 Taptoberfest 5 Marzen Traditional German festival beer, this medium-bodied lager has a wonderful sweet, malty and bready aroma and a firm malt flavor, balanced with mild ABV: 6.5% bitterness and a clean, dry finish. IBU: 19 Gossamer Wings 5 Braggot Kolsch Traditional German Kolsch kissed with wildflower honey to lighten the body and provide a delicate floral honey note ABV: 5.0% IBU: 20 Tap-O-Lantern 5 Pumpkin Ale 100 pounds of your favorite gourd help bring out the flavors of fresh molasses baked pumpkin pie. Medium bodied amber ale packed with ABV: 6.2% pumpkin spice and malt. Like pumpkin pie in a glass! IBU: 20 Enchantment 5 Belgian Pale A Medium-bodied, burnt orange colored Belgian session ale with fruity yeast character and spicy, light floral and earthy hop character. ABV: 5.4% IBU: 25 Bierded Guardian 5.5 Biere de Garde Brewed with Tow Yard Brewing in honor of Gen Con 2016. Designed by rolling dice! Packed with Citra hops, vanilla, orange peel, hibiscus, black pepper, ABV: 7.8% French saison yeast. IBU: 30 Night Huntress 5 Schwarzbier Traditional black German lager, medium-bodied with delicate coffee flavor. A distinctive hop bitterness that leads to a clean, dry finish. ABV: 4.5% IBU: 30 Burning Hands 6 Chili IPA American IPA, Sorachi Ace hops provide notes of lemon and coconut enhanced with lemongrass, blue basil, and fiery Thai chilies. ABV: 7.2% IBU: 68 Lupulin Burst 517 5.5 American IPA Single hopped American IPA featuring experimental hop HBC 517. Explosive pineapple and carambola (Starfruit) aroma and flavor, moderate bitterness, ABV: 7.5% and soft, round resin notes. 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Black Acre One 10 Indiana Coffee Stout 13oz 7.6% 5 An American style stout infused with coffee beans from Daterra Farms and roasted by Bee Coffee Roasters. Breckenridge Vanilla Porter Colorado Porter 16oz 5.4% 5 A Nitro ale that has all the chocolate and roasted nut flavor of a classic Porter with real vanilla bean. Burn 'Em Duke Silver Indiana Porter 12oz 7.4% 5.5 A robust porter from Michigan City, Indiana. Burn 'Em Troll Serum Indiana Oatmeal Pale 13oz 5.5% 5 4-Hopped Lactose Pale Ale Central State Garden Indiana Gose 13oz 3.6% 6.5 Leipzig-style gose beer with lemon peel. Curious Traveler Vermont Shandy 16oz 4.4% 5 Light bodied wheat ale with fresh lemon and a touch of lime to bring out a bright, juicy citrus flavor and aroma. Dark Horse BBA Scotty Karate Michigan Scotch Ale 12oz 9.8% 8 This beer is a big, full bodied Scottish ale, but it is very smooth and balanced. Dark Horse Coffpa Michigan India Pale Ale 13oz 7.0% 6 IPA brewed with coffee out of Marshall, Michigan, USA. Founders Breakfast Stout Michigan Imperial Stout 12oz 8.3% 5 Brewed with an abundance of flaked oats, bitter and sweetened imported chocolates, Sumatra and Kona coffee. Green Flash Hard Count California India Pale Ale 13oz 6.1% 5.5 Beer collaboration with former Chargers center Nick Hardwick. Hopped with Nugget, Mosaic and El Dorado. Greenbush Star Chicken Shotgun Michigan India Pale Ale 13oz 6.8% 5 This IPA features five different hop and a slight citrus aroma. Guinness Irish Stout [Nitro] Ireland Stout 16oz 4.2% 5.5 A crisp hint of roasted barley. fresh hops, & refreshing bite for the bittersweet reward. Heavy Seas Partnership Terrapin Georgia, Maryland Barrel-Aged Rye Wit 12oz 6.0% 6 Sixteen weeks of white wine barrel-aging gives this Rye Wit beer a complexity never before seen in the style. Jack-O Traveler Vermont Shandy 16oz 4.4% 5 brewed with fresh pumpkin, for a delicious, dark hued, Shandy inspired beer. Jolly Pumpkin Rojzilla Michigan Sour Red Ale 12oz 7.4% 7.5 A sour brew aged for a year and a half in a 100-bbl oak foudre before being blended w/ a few "normal" size barrels Jolly Pumpkin Calabaza Boreal Alaska, Michigan Sour Saison 12oz 7.0% 8 A sour Saison with grapefruit juice and peppercorn. Collaborated with Anchorage Brewing Company. Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Kentucky American Strong Ale 12oz 8.0% 5 Aged in bourbon barrels to provide a sweet hint of caramel and vanilla to dark-roasted malts & finish the essence. Left Hand Rye on the Prize Colorado Imperial Red Rye 13oz 8.0% 6.5 An Imperial Red Rye Ale brewed in Longmont, Colorado. Lindemans Framboise Belgium Lambic 7oz 2.5% 5 A clean natural tasting brew with undertones of fresh raspberries and a wonderful aroma. Guest Beers On Tap Origin Style Size ABV $ New Albanian Black & Bluegrass Indiana Saison 13oz 6.5% 5.5 Belgian yeast and stateside Saison spicing; black pepper, blue agave, and lemongrass. New Belgium Bretta Colorado India Pale Ale 13oz 7.9% 5 Crosses wickedly wild Brettanomyces yeast with some of favorite fruity hop varieties. New Holland The Poet Michigan Sweet Stout 16oz 5.2% 5 This stout is sheer beer poetry with rich, roasty flavors and hints of coffee and chocolate. Oskar Blues Hotbox Colorado Coffee Porter 12oz 6.5% 6 Rich & robust with obscene amount balinese coffee. Paulaner Oktoberfest Germany Oktoberfest 16oz 5.8% 6 Germany's favourite Oktoberfest beer and a true institution in Munich. Quaff ON! Common Necessity Indiana Stout 13oz 6.5% 5.5 A silky smooth stout brewed with hazelnut and coffee. Rogue Farms Pumpkin Patch Oregon Spiced Ale 13oz 5.6% 5.5 A beer made using fresh pumpkins grown in a patch that borders Rogue's 42 acre hop yard. Saugatuck Neapolitan [Nitro] Michigan Sweet Stout 16oz 6.0% 6.5 A perfect blend of classic dry stout character with brilliant flavors of Neapolitan Ice Cream. 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