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Light Beer Bright & Crisp Wheat & Fruity Bold & Hoppy Beer Light Beer Amstel Light (Pale Lager), Netherlands ........................................................................ 4.75 Bud Light (American Light Lager), Missouri ............................................................... 4.75 Coors Light (American Light Lager), Missouri ............................................................ 4.75 Michelob Ultra (American Light Lager), Missouri ...................................................... 4.75 Miller Lite (American Light Lager), Wisconsin ........................................................... 4.75 Natural Light (American Light Lager), Missouri ......................................................... 4.75 Bright & Crisp Budweiser (American Lager), Missouri ......................................................................... 4.75 Corona (Pale Lager), Mexico............................................................................................ 4.75 Foster’s (Pale Lager), Australia, 24oz ............................................................................. 7.50 Heineken (Pale Lager), Netherlands .............................................................................. 4.75 Labatt Blue(Pale Lager), Canada ................................................................................... 4.75 Spatan Lager (Pale Lager), Germany ............................................................................. 4.75 Moravian Rhapsody, Raleigh Brewing Co (Czech Pilsner), Raleigh NC ................. 5- Pilsner Urquell (Czech Pilsner), Czech Republic ........................................................ 4.75 Stella Artois (Pilsner), Belgium ...................................................................................... 4.75 Gaffel Kölsch(Kölsch), Germany ................................................................................... 5.75 Anchor Steam (Steam Beer), California ......................................................................... 5- Wheat & Fruity Blue Moon (Witbier), Colorado ...................................................................................... 4.75 Maisel’s Weisse (Hefeweizen), Germany ..................................................................... 8- St Ambroise Apricot Wheat, McAuslan Brewery (Wheat Ale), Canada ................. 8.5 Foret, Dupont Brewery (Saison Ale), Belgium, 375ml Organic .................................. 12.50 Bold & Hoppy Carolina Pale Ale (American Pale Ale), Holly Springs NC ....................................... 4.75 Sierra Nevada (American Pale Ale), California ............................................................ 5- All Day IPA, Founders Brewing Co (Session IPA), Michigan ................................... 5- Jade IPA, Foothills Brewing Co (American IPA), Winston-Salem NC ..................... 5- Two Hearted Ale, Bell’s Brewery, (American IPA), Michigan .................................. 5- SweetWater IPA, SweetWater Brewing Co (American IPA), Georgia ..................... 5- Rocket Science IPA, Fullsteam Brewery (American IPA), Durham NC .................. 5- Malty & Mild Bad Penny, Big Boss Brewing Co (Brown Ale), Raleigh NC ...................................... 5- Carolina Nut Brown Ale (Brown Ale), Holly Springs NC ......................................... 5- Sweet Josie, Lonerider Brewing Co (Brown Ale), Raleigh NC .................................. 5- Fat Tire, New Belgium Brewing Co (Amber Ale), Colorado...................................... 4.75 Gaelic Ale, Highland Brewing Co (Amber Ale), Asheville NC ................................. 5- George Killian’s Irish Red (Amber Lager), Missouri ................................................. 4.75 Samuel Adams Boston Lager (Amber Lager), Massachusetts ................................... 4.75 Yuengling (Amber Lager), Pennsylvania ...................................................................... 4.75 Newcastle Brown Ale (English Brown Ale), United Kingdom ................................. 5- Bass Ale (English Pale Ale), England ............................................................................. 5- Old Speckled Hen (English Pale Ale), England ........................................................... 7- Belhaven Scottish Ale(Scottish Ale), Scotland ............................................................ 6.25 Dark & Toasty Oatmeal Porter, Highland Brewing Co (American Porter), Asheville NC .............. 5- Samuel Smith’s Oatmeal Stout (Oatmeal Stout), England ........................................ 7.25 Young’s Double Chocolate Stout (Milk Stout), England ........................................... 7.25 Guinness Extra Stout (Irish Dry Stout), Ireland ........................................................... 7.25 Siberian Night, Thirsty Dog Brewing Company, (Imperial Stout), Ohio ................ 8.75 Samuel Smith’s Taddy Porter (English Porter), England .......................................... 7.25 Cuvée du Château, Brewery Van Honsebrouck (Quadrupel), Belgium, 750ml...... 23- Kasteel Donker, Brewery Van Honsebrouck (Quadrupel), Belgium, 750ml ........... 22- St. Bernardus Abt 12 (Quadrupel), Belgium, 750ml .................................................... 12- Cider, Mead & Specialty Ace Perry, California Cider Co (Cider), California ...................................................... 5- Aspall, English Dry (Cider), England, 500ml ............................................................... 10- Zombie Killer, B Nektar (Cider with Honey & Cherry), Michigan, 500ml ............. 20- Duchesse de Bourgogne, (Flanders Red Ale / Sour), Belgium .................................. 12- Lindemans Framboise, (Lambic Ale), Belgium ............................................................ 9.50 Omission Pale Ale, Widmer Bros. Brewing Co, Oregon (Gluten Removed) .......... 5- Fever-Tree Ginger Beer (Non Alcoholic), England ..................................................... 9- Clausthaler NA (Non Alcoholic Pale Lager), Germany .............................................. 5- O’doul’s Amber (Non Alcoholic Amber Lager), Missouri ......................................... 4.75 Necromangocon, B Nektar (Mango & Black Pepper Mead), Michigan, 500ml ....... 20- Tuco-Style Freakout, B Nektar (Agave Mead with Lime), Michigan, 500ml .......... 20- Specialty Cocktails Belvedere ’n Bleu ................................................................................................................. 15- Belvedere Vodka served up extra dirty with bleu cheese olives Troy Manhattan .................................................................................................................... 12- Troy & Sons Oak Reserve Moonshine, Wild Cherry Brandy and sweet vermouth served up chilled Sawdust Pie in the Sky ....................................................................................................... 11- Angus Barn Pecan Vodka, Malibu Coconut Rum, Butterscotch, cream and caramel Midnight Run ....................................................................................................................... 12- Hennessy Privilège, Blackberry Brandy, lemon juice and cranberry served on the rocks Sweet Caroline ..................................................................................................................... 12- Covington sweet potato vodka, Fair Game Apple Brandy, lime and cranberry New World Negroni ............................................................................................................ 12- Conniption Navy Strength Gin, sweet vermouth and Caperitif on the rocks with a lemon The Wild Mule ..................................................................................................................... 13- Wild Turkey American Honey and a squeeze of fresh lemon mixed with ginger beer in a copper mug Julep No. 10 ........................................................................................................................... 14- Troy & Sons Nectarine & Honey Moonshine and gold rum shaken with mint, sugar and topped with tawny port Southern Beach .................................................................................................................... 12- Southern Comfort, Peach Schnapps and Amaretto with pineapple, cranberry and orange juice Flirtini .................................................................................................................................... 12- Vodka, Chambord, Triple Sec mixed with pineapple and cranberry, topped with sparkling wine Southern Belle ...................................................................................................................... 12- Wild Turkey 101, Southern Comfort and Triple Sec shaken with orange juice, sour and a splash of grenadine Southern Sour Apple .......................................................................................................... 12- Absolut Citron, Cranberry, Lime and Apple Pucker Weekend Pass ....................................................................................................................... 14- Boots Vodka, Amaro and Amaretto with orange juice, a squeeze of lemon and topped off with Prosecco, served over ice The Dog House .................................................................................................................... 11- Social House Vodka, St-Germain, muddled lime and grapefruit juice on the rocks .
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