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Featured Cocktail OLD BAKERY Kind of Blueberry $3.5 $6 Kolsch with Blueberries LeMoNAdE Beer glass: $9, pitcher: $32 9 oz 16oz 2ND SHIFT Hibiscus Wit $3.5 $6 Lavendula Cucumber Hazy Belgian witbier with a touch of tart hibiscus Gin, lavender honey, Gin, cucumber liqueur, 2ND SHIFT Little Big Hop $3.5 $6 lemonade fresh mint, lemonade New England Session IPA with 5 different hops. Stupid good! 4HANDS Chocolate Milk Stout $3.5 $6 Rosemary Peach El Diablo Dark chocolate nibs and roasted chocolate malt. Great dessert beer. Purus Organic Vodka, Milagro Tequila, creme 4HANDS City Museum Pils $3.5 $6 American Pilsner with tangerine and ginger. 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