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Beer CALL - 402-934-4385 EMAIL - Cunninghamspubandgrill@Gmail.Com Or Facebook Message to Order IPA/SOUR NE CRAFT 32oz and 64oz To-Go’s Available For Draft Beer CALL - 402-934-4385 EMAIL - [email protected] Or Facebook Message To Order IPA/SOUR NE CRAFT Firestone Walker Mind Haze (6.2%)… 6.00 Paso Robles, CA. From the coast of California comes an Glacial Till Cider… 6.50 unfiltered east coast flavor. Juicy, fresh and loaded with an Palmyra, NE. Perfectly balanced, light cider with a touch of array of tropical hop flavors. sweetness and notes of citrus the hotter its is outside the better it tastes. Firestone Walker Union Jack (7%)…6.00 Paso Robles, CA. An icon of the West coast IPA style Brickway Coffee Vanilla Stout (6%)…6.00 pineapple, citrus and piney aromas for those who like their Omaha. Roasty and toasty, rolled steeped with vanilla. An beer loud and proud. easy to drink smooth stout. Almanac Apricot Sournova… 8.00 Bootleg Horned Hereford… $6.00 Alameda, CA. A fun sour that is easy to drink, aged in oak Taylor. From the Sandhills of Nebraska comes delicious, barrels with great fruit and vanilla flavors. Hooray Summer! smooth and tasty Irish Red Ale. Lagunitas Super Cluster IPA (8%)… 5.50 NBC Tacoveza… 5.50 Petaluma, CA. A Citra hopped Mega Ale of intergalactic Omaha. A crisp, crushable delicious Mexican lager. Enjoy! . proportions! Pale, cold, potent and bitter. Pint Nine Schwarzbier...5.50 Toppling Goliath Pseudo Sue 6.8%)...7.50 La Vista. Notes of coffee slight roast with a light crisp Decorah, IA. A gaint purple dinosaur of an IPA single- finish. hopped with Citra hops, ROARRRRRR. Lucky Bucket Belly Flop…5.00 La Vista. A crisp, tasty golden ale with a light touch of sweet strawberry puree, it's as easy and mellow as a lazy summer afternoon. Kros Strain Fairy Nectar IPA… $6.50 La Vista. Aromatic hops and notes of grapefruit, mango and SUMMER BREW/CIDER tropical goodness leaving little bitterness behind, yum! Scriptown Yotus IPA…6.00 Bells Oberon… 5.50 Omaha, A complex but well-structured hop profile from its Comstock, MI. A classic summer wheat beer with hints of blend of Bravo, Columbus, Mosaic, Meridian and Cascade orange. Made with only 4 ingredients Oberon is the color hops. Crisp dry and full of flavor. and scent of a sunny afternoon. Kros Strain Helles Creek Lager…6.00 Franziskaner Hefe-Weissbier… $6.00 La Vista, Easy Drinking German Style lager light malt Munich, GER. THE quintessential German wheat beer. Notes sweetness with no bitterness. of Banana and cloves with a seriously refreshing crisp finish. Farnam House Hop Complex(6.8%)…6.00 Omaha. Oh dear, what a delicious unfiltered local IPA get it while it’s hot! And it's hot outside. UPCOMING DRAFTS STOUT/MALTY Avery Liliko’i Kepolo... 6.50 Goose Island Sofie(6.5)10oz only… 6.00 2019 Founders CBS (11.7%) 8oz only…8.00 Odd 13 Noob Pale Ale (6%)… 6.50 Grand Rapids, MI. The Canadian breakfast stout. Rich Cosmic Eye Gaze Of Basilisk… $5.50 Maple syrup, roasted coffee and velvety chocolate meld Kinkaider Dan The Wiser… $5.50 together in what can only be described as a transcendental Belching Beaver PB Milk Stout… $6.50 drinking experience. Guinness...6.00 Cigar City Jai Alai (7.5%)… $7.00 Ireland. Dry Irish stout with a smooth light head and a nice bittersweet reward at the end. Anchor Steam…4.50 San Francisco, CA. The original California common beer with a thick, creamy head and rich distinctive flavor that finishes crisp like a lager. Big Sky Moose Drool...5.50 COCKTAILS Missoula, Mt. One of the best American brown ale with aromas and flavors of subtle coffee and cocoa notes. Half Gallon TO-GO…18 Moscow Mule...7.00 Ginger Beer, UV Vodka, and Lime Juice Citron, Orange, Pineapple, Apple, Cucumber and Peach WINE Cunningham’s Mai Tai…7.00 Spiced Rum, Silver Rum, Gold Rum, Amaretto, Glass|Bottle Orange Curacao, Pineapple and O.J. 7.5|25 *Drink with caution, this cocktail makes its abv quite well and goes down almost too easy. Whites (from dry to sweet) Sauvignon Blanc – Sileni Cellars (New Zealand) Patent Pending 12 Ingredient Riesling – Cupcake Vineyards (Livermore , CA) Bloody Mary...6.50 Chardonnay – William Hill (Napa, CA) Base of Miss Marys, Stoli Hot, and 10 additional ingredients Pinot Grigio – Ecco Domani (Italy) for a perfect dozen Rose – Proverb (Modesto, CA) *The special twelfth ingredient is altruistic love. Reds (from light to heavy) HUSKER Punch…7.00 Merlot – Chateau Souverain (Sonoma, CA) Silver Rum, Coconut Rum, Pineapple, Orange, Cranberry, Cabernet – Louis M Martini (Modesto, CA) Lime, Grenadine. Pinot Noir – Prophecy (Modesto, CA) Cunningham’s Signature Margarita...7.00 Red Blend – Red Rock Cabrito Silver, Lime Juice, Sour Mix, Triple Sec, splash of House wine is Barefoot O.J. and 7-up on the rocks. Available in all varieties 16oz Draft Beer Pours Under 6% Unless Noted IPA/SOURS COPY LIST NE CRAFT COPY LIST Toppling Goliath King Sue(7.8%)...7.50 Zipline Dope! IPA(7.7%)... 6.00 Decorah, IA. Full bodied, hazy IPA is Citra-hopped with a Lincoln. New-schools meets old school in this fresh IPA. juicy combination of mango, orange and pineapple flavors Cashmere hops drop dank notes of orange and grapefruit aroma and ferocious bite. papaya, mixed with tropical esters with ancient Toppling Goliath Pseudo Sue 6.8%)...7.50 Norwegian yeast. Decorah, IA. This Citra Hop pale ale with a mild bitterness Nebraska Brewing Farrels Irish Red...5.50 and ferocious hop aromas and flavors of citrus and mango. La Vista. A delicious, smooth and tasty Irish Red Ale. Coop Alpha Hive Double IPA (12.2%)...7.00 Lazy Horse County Line Lager... 5.50 OK. This Double IPA is infused with bee-crafted orange Ohiowa. Crisp, light, refreshing and crushable. blossom honey form Northern California. Pint Nine Schwarzbier...5.50 Prairie Rainbow Sherbet...6.50 La Vista. Notes of coffee, a slight roast with a light crisp Tulsa, OK. Sour ale with raspberry, pineapple and orange. finish. Melvin IPA(7.5%)...6.50 Lazy Horse Salted Caramel Blonde...6.00 Alpine, WY. This West Coast Style IPA is fruity, intense but Ohiowa. A light easy drinking beer a touch of salt and not bitter like the rest of them. a smooth caramel finish. Kinkaider Dan the Wiser...5.50 Broken Bow. Crisp, light, will be gone before you know it. Brickway Hefeweizen...5.00 Omaha. True to German-style wheat with balanced notes of clove and banana. Brickway One Way IPA(6%)...5.50 Omaha. IPA double dry hopped with Citra and Mosaic. Brickway Coffee Vanilla Stout...6.00 Omaha. Roasty and toasty, cold steeped with vanilla. A light stout with a smooth finish. Zipline Nutbrown...5.50 Lincoln. English style brown ale that imparts a rich harmony of hazelnut and caramel. IPA/SOURS COPY LIST CONT. NE CRAFT COPY LIST CONT. Toppling Goliath King Sue(7.8%)...7.50 Zipline Dope! IPA(7.7%)... 6.00 Decorah, IA. Full bodied, hazy IPA is Citra-hopped with a Lincoln. New-schools meets old school in this fresh IPA. juicy combination of mango, orange and pineapple flavors Cashmere hops drop dank notes of orange and grapefruit aroma and ferocious bite. papaya, mixed with tropical esters with ancient Toppling Goliath Pseudo Sue 6.8%)...7.50 Norwegian yeast. Decorah, IA. This Citra Hop pale ale with a mild bitterness Nebraska Brewing Farrels Irish Red... 5.50 and ferocious hop aromas and flavors of citrus and mango. La Vista. A delicious, smooth and tasty Irish Red Ale. Coop Alpha Hive Double IPA (12.2%)...7.00 Lazy Horse County Line Lager... 5.50 OK. This Double IPA is infused with bee-crafted orange Ohiowa. Crisp, light, refreshing and crushable. blossom honey form Northern California. Pint Nine Schwarzbier... 5.50 Prairie Rainbow Sherbet...6.50 La Vista. Notes of coffee slight roast with a light crisp Tulsa, OK. Sour ale with raspberry, pineapple and orange. finish. Melvin IPA(7.5%)... 6.50 Lazy Horse Salted Caramel Blonde... 6.00 Alpine, WY. This West Coast Style IPA is fruity, intense but Ohiowa. A light easy drinking beer a touch of salt and not bitter like the rest of them. a smooth caramel finish. Kinkaider Dan the Wiser... 5.50 Broken Bow. Crisp, light, will be gone before you know it. Brickway Hefeweizen... 5.00 Omaha. True to German-style wheat with balanced notes of clove and banana. Brickway One Way IPA(6%)...5.50 Omaha. IPA double dry hopped with Citra and Mosaic. Brickway Coffee Vanilla Stout... 6.00 Omaha. Roasty and toasty, cold steeped with vanilla. A light stout with a smooth finish. Zipline Nutbrown... 5.50 Lincoln. English style brown ale that imparts a rich harmony of hazelnut and caramel. SUMMER BREWS/CIDER STOUTS/AMBERS Avery Liliko’i Kepolo... 6.50 2018 Founders KBS (12.3%)...10 0z 8.00 Boulder, CO. Adding a tropical island flair to a spicy Grand Rapids, MI. Imperial stout brewed with massive traditional witbier erupts with passion fruit and tart finish. amounts of coffee and chocolates, then cave aged in Original Sin Black Widow Cider...6.00 oak bourbon barrels for an entire year. New York, NY. A fruit-forward, yet tart, with a tantalizing Guinness...6.00 complexity, made with blackberries and freshly pressed New Ireland. Dry Irish stout with a smooth light head and a York apples. nice bittersweet reward at the end. West O Shandy(7.5%)...5.50 Millstream Schild Brau Amber...5.50 Okoboji, IA. What beer with the addition of lemon.
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