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THE BEER Catalogue the BEER CATALOGUE THE BEER CATALoGUE THE BEER CATALOGUE FIRST EDITION ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. © 2016 MOONDOG’S CREATED BY: CANDYJAR ADVERTISING BOUTIQUE AGENCY PHOTOGRAPHER: CHRISTALLA KYRIACOU STYLIST: SHONA MUIR MAKE UP: TERESA MANTI HAIR STYLIST: NELIA CAMPINHO PRINTED BY KEMANES PRINT SHOP MODELS: COVER: ELINA NIKOLAOU NICOS TSOURIS , MARIELLA PANGOU, ANTIGONI AVGOUSTI, CHRISTOS ZACHAROPOULOS, PAVLOS GREGORAS, VALERIA ARISTIDOU, RUKKY UGBOSU, IRINI IACOVIDOU, STELIOS SFIKOURIS, ALEX MCCOWAN, YVONNE EADE KOLESSIDES DRAUGHT BEER NICOS TSOURIS, PROGRAMMER ANALYST THE BEER CATALOGUE THANKS TO JOSEPH BRAMAH WHO INVENTED THE BEER ENGINE; SINCE1785 YOU CAN ENJOY YOUR BEER FROM THE KEG WITHOUT HAVING TO WAIT FOR THE WAITER TO BRING IT FROM THE BARREL! All prices are inclusive of service and taxes - Στις τιµές περιλαµβάνεται ο Φ.Π.Α. και το δικαίωµα υπηρεσίας. Murky golden colour with a frothy tan head. Medium Traditional Cyprus brew with a bodied wheat beer, light golden colour and a medium dominated by aromas of white head. Light bodied with a banana, citrus, orange and pleasant balance between yeast coriander. Elegant finish and hops. Slightly bitter finish with with a sweet, refreshing, Carlsberg notes of sweet yeast. ABV 4.6% Hoegaarden Weisse fruity aftertaste. ABV 4.9% Happy Hour: 40% Pint €2,40 Half €1,44 Pint €4,00 Half €2,40 Happy Hour: 30% Pint €3,85 Half €2,10 Pint €5,50 Half €3,00 Golden colour with a creamy head. Clear golden colour with a foamy Medium bodied with hoppy aromas head. Light bodied with medium and hints of fruit. Extremely carbonation and notes of grain, refreshing with a slightly bitter but bread and grass. Pleasant and Stella Artois aromatic finish. ABV 5% Hofbräu Original Lager refreshing aftertaste. ABV 5.1% Happy Hour: 30% Pint €3,85 Half €2,10 Pint €5,50 Half €3,00 Happy Hour: 30% Pint €3,85 Half €2,45 Pint €5,50 Half €3,50 Traditional Cyprus Lager with a Dark colour with a thick creamy clear golden colour and a frothy beige head. Medium bodied head. Light bodied with a touch of with notes of roasted black bitterness. Slightly bitter finish malt, caramel and coffee. Finish with a pleasant refreshing is slightly bitter with a sweet Keo aftertaste. ABV 4.5% Guinness chocolate aftertaste.. ABV 4.2% Happy Hour: 40% Pint €2,40 Half €1,44 Pint €4,00 Half €2,40 Happy Hour: 30% Pint €4,20 Half €2,45 Pint €6,00 Half €3,50 Golden orangey colour with a creamy Clean golden colour with head. Medium bodied with rich and medium head. Light bodied ripe fruit flavours and notes of caramel with unique balanced taste and cloves. Fruity finish with mellow of delicate aromas. Easy to hops, notes of wheat and aromatic drink with a soft bitter Grimbergen Blond sweet aftertaste. ABV 6.7% Nastro Azzuro Peroni finisht. ABV 5.1% Happy Hour: 30% Pint €3,85 Half €2,10 Pint €5,50 Half €3,00 Happy Hour: 30% Pint €3,85 Half €2,10 Pint €4,20 Half €3,00 Cloudy golden colour with a strong creamy head. Medium bodied with smooth bready Hazy orange colour with a thick notes, sour lemon and hints foamy head. Medium bodied with of banana aroma. Enjoyable notes of banana, citrus and cloves. finish with a fruity aftertaste. Slightly bitter and spicy finish with Erdinger Weisse ABV 5.3% Franziskaner a sweet fruity aftertaste. ABV 5% Happy Hour: 30% Pint €3,85 Half €2,10 Pint €5,50 Half €3,00 Happy Hour: 30% Pint €3,85 Half €2,10 Pint €5,50 Half €3,00 Beer Of The Month Ask your server what’s on Tap. For the Beer of the Month, ask your server what’s on Tap. Every month we have a different beer on tap to suit all tastes & preferences. Some months our beers have a frothy head while other months they go bald. We highly recommend our BOTM for the indecisive!. Happy Hour: 30% Pint €3,85 Half €2,10 Pint €5,50 Half €3,00 LAGER, PILSNERS, DARK LAGERS + PORTERS BEAUTY ADVISORS , MARIELLA PANGOU THE BEER CATALOGUE LAGER EXCUSE OUR LANGUAGE, BUT YOUR FAVOURITE LAGER IS A COLD HEARTED BITCH! LAGER’S FINAL TASTE IS THE RESULT OF BEING MATURED IN COLD STORAGE. ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR CATEGORIES AMONGST BEER FANS, THE LAGER GETS ITS NAME FROM THE GERMAN WORD “LAGERN” WHICH MEANS “TO STORE” AND DE SCRIBES THE WAY IT’S STORED IN NATURAL LOCATIONS SUCH AS CAVES. PILSNER DARK LAGERS THE FAIREST OF THEM ALL! ARGUABLY, SOME OF LAGERS WERE DARK UNTIL 1840; THEN TECH THE MOST ICONIC BEERS DERIVE FROM THE PILSNER NOLOGY CAME ALONG AND MADE PALE LAGERS THE STYLE. PILSNER IS A TYPE OF LAGER THAT WAS “NORM”. DARK LAGERS COME IN MANY COLOURS, INVENTED IN 1842 IN THE CZECH CITY OF FROM CLEAR AMBER TO DARK REDDISH BROWN. THE PILSEN. BEST KNOWN DARK LAGERS ARE DUNKEL AND THEY ARE STILL PRODUCED IN BAVARIA. PORTERS THE BEER OF THE WORKING-CLASS BEEROES. PORTER WAS NAMED AFTER THE PORTERS WHO LABORED AT THE LOCAL MAR KETS AND IT WAS THEIR PINT OF CHOICE. IT WAS ORIGINALLY CALLED “ENTIRE” WHEN RALPH HARWOOD, A LONDON BREWER, STARTED BREWING IT IN 1722. A DARK STYLE BEER MADE FROM BROWN MALT. All prices are inclusive of service and taxes - Στις τιµές περιλαµβάνεται ο Φ.Π.Α. και το δικαίωµα υπηρεσίας. Winner of 1st place badge at Moondog’s 2nd and 3rd International Beer Tasting (2015, 2016). Deep gold colour with a medium head. Rich in body with Golden colour with a frothy head. bitter hops. Finely bitter Medium bodied with aromas of finish with discreet notes malt and dry hops. Elegant and Nissos Pilsner of malt and yeast. ABV 5% Budvar long bitter aftertaste. ABV 5% Beer Shop €2,75 Happy Hour: 30% €3,22 €4,60 Beer Shop €2,35 Happy Hour: 40% €2,52 €4,20 Gold colour with a white head. Light bodied with a Bright yellow colour with a mild taste of corn and yeast. decent head. Soft bodied with Very refreshing aftertaste. notes of grains and barley. Served with a slice of lime. Slightly bittersweet finish. Corona ABV 4.6% Coors Light ABV 4.2% Beer Shop €2,35 Happy Hour: 40% €2,52 €4,20 Beer Shop €2,35 Happy Hour: 40% €2,52 €4,20 Golden yellow colour Golden colour with a with a soft frothy medium head. Soft head. Medium bodied bodied with aromas of with hoppy and malty grains and a smooth notes. Slightly bitter bitter taste. Slightly Heineken aftertaste. ABV 5% Becks dry finish. ABV 4.8% Beer Shop €2,35 Happy Hour: 40% €2,52 €4,20 Beer Shop €2,35 Happy Hour: 40% €2,40 €4,20 Hazy gold colour with a fine head. Full Golden colour with a medium bodied with a sweet white head. Light bodied with taste and wonderful notes of corn, barley malt and aromas. Pleasantly rice. Mellow sweet aftertaste. refreshing finish. Budweiser ABV 5% Hofbräu München Alcohol Free ABV 0.5% Beer Shop €2,35 Happy Hour: 40% €2,52 €4,20 Btl 500ml Beer Shop €2,40 Happy Hour: 40% €2,70 €4,50 Orange amber colour with Traditional Cyprus lager beer a frothy head. Full bodied with clear gold colour and an with notes of caramel malt off-white head. Light bodied and grassy hops. Mild spicy with a touch of bitterness. finish with a dry malty Very refreshing finish. Alhambra Reserva 1925 aftertaste. ABV 6.4% Keo ABV 4.5% Beer Shop €2,45 Happy Hour: 30% €3,15 €4,50 Beer Shop €1,50 Happy Hour: 50% €1,50 €3,00 Traditional Cyprus lager with Innovative taste from our a gold colour and frothy traditional brewery. Light head. Medium bodied with bodied with soft aromas pure malt, characterized by in a low calorie refreshing rich and strong aromas. beer. Short mellow Slightly bittersweet finish. Keo Light aftertaste. ABV 3.5% Leon ABV 4.5% Beer Shop €1,50 Happy Hour: 50% €1,50 €3,00 Beer Shop €1,75 Happy Hour: 50% €1,75 €3,50 Traditional Cyprus brew with gold colour and light body with a pleasant Golden colour with a creamy balance between yeast head. Medium bodied with and hops. Slightly bitter hoppy aromas and hints of finish with some sweet fruit. Extremely refreshing yeast inspired hints. with a slightly bitter but Carlsberg ABV 4.6% Stella Artois aromatic finish. ABV 5% Beer Shop €1,50 Happy Hour: 50% €1,50 €3,00 Beer Shop €2,35 Happy Hour: 35% €2,73 €4,20 Golden colour with a light head. Low in body with corn Golden colour with light and yeast aromas. Easy head. Soft bodied with hints drinking with a refreshing of tequila and lemonade. finish. Served with a slice of Refreshing aftertaste with Sol lime. ABV 4.5% Desperados hint of citrus. ABV 6% Beer Shop €2,35 Happy Hour: 40% €2,52 €4,20 Beer Shop €2,65 Happy Hour: 40% €4,20 €4,70 Golden orange colour with Golden yellow colour with a a white head. Full bodied mature head. Average bodied with notes of green apple, with malty taste and light lemon lime and organic hoppy notes. A pleasing barley malts. Long lasting balance of sweetness and finish with some spicy Fix Lager bitterness. ABV 5% Nissos Organic Lager herbal notes. ABV 4% Beer Shop €2,35 Happy Hour: 35% €2,93 €4,50 Beer Shop €2,75 Happy Hour: 30% €3,22 €4,60 Golden yellow colour Winner of 1st place badge at with creamy head. Moondog’s 1st International Medium bodied with Beer Tasting (2014).
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