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Ales, Porters, Stouts Hefeweizen, Fruit Beers, Ciders, Belgian Style, Non Draft Beers Piper's Pale Ale 4.00 O'Red Amber Ale 4.00 Guinness Stout 6.00 Pabst Blue Ribbon 3.00 La Cumbre Elevated IPA 6.00 Weihenstephaner Hefe 6.50 Moose Drool Brown Ale 5.00 Rotating Cider (ask your server) Plus Rotating handles featuring your favorite local breweries and the best craft beers. Bottled Lagers, Pilsners, Light Beers, Spiked Seltzers, Non Alcoholic Amstel Light 5.00 Kaliber (NA) 4.25 N.C. Scrimshaw 5.50 Boddingtons 6.50 La Cumbre Beer 5.50 Shiner Bock 5.00 Bohemia 5.50 Michelob Ultra/Gold Organic 4.25 Smithwick's 5.50 Budweiser 4.00 Miller Lite/High Life 4.00 Snow Melt Juniper and Lime 5.50 Bud Light 4.00 Modelo Especial 5.50 Snow Melt Tangerine & Hops 5.50 Bud Light Lemon Lime Seltzer 4.00 Negra Modelo 5.50 Snow Melt Pomegranate & Acai 5.50 Bud Light Mango 4.00 Omission Lager (GF) 6.00 St. Pauli Girl (NA) 4.25 Bud Light Strawberry 4.00 O'Douls (NA) 4.25 Stella Artois 5.50 Coors/Coors Light 4.00 Pacifico Clara 5.50 Tecate (16 oz.) 5.50 Corona/Corona Light 5.50 Pilsner Urquell 5.00 Truly Lime 5.50 Dos Equis Amber/Lager 5.50 Praga Pils 5.50 Truly Wild Berry 5.50 Green Chile Beer 5.00 Sam Adams Boston Lager 5.25 Heineken 5.50 Ales, Porters, Stouts 1554 5.25 Green's Dubbel Dark (GF) 10.00 Pecan Beer 5.00 90 Shilling Ale 5.50 Kentucky Vanilla Cream Ale 7.50 Prarie Pirate Noir (Rum Casked) 9.00 Alaskan Amber 5.50 Lagunitas IPA 5.25 Red Door Vanilla Cream Ale 5.00 Alien Amber 5.00 Marble Cholo Stout 5.50 Rogue Dead Guy Ale 11.00 Anchor Porter/Steam 5.50 Marble Double White 5.50 Sam Smith Chocolate Stout 9.50 Arrogant Bastard 11.00 Monk's Ale 5.50 Sam Smith Nut Brown Ale 9.50 Bellhaven Scottish Ale 8.00 Monk's Café Sour 6.50 Sam Smith Oatmeal Stout 7.00 Bosque Scotia 5.50 Murphy's Stout 6.00 Santa Fe 7k IPA 5.50 Breckenridge Vanilla Porter 5.50 Newcastle Brown Ale 5.00 Santa Fe Nut Brown Ale 5.50 Cigar City Jai Alai IPA 6.00 N.C. Old Rasputin Imperial Stout 6.50 Santa Fe Social Hour 5.50 CS Blaecorn Unidragon Stout 13.00 N.C Brother Thelonious 8.00 Sierra Nevada Torpedo IPA 6.00 Clown Shoes Space Cake DIPA 7.00 Old Chub Scottish Ale 6.00 Stone Delicious IPA 6.00 Clown Shoes Clementine White 5.75 Omission Pale Ale (GF) 6.00 Wexford Irish Cream Ale 7.00 Clown Shoes Choco Sombrero 6.00 Omission IPA (GF) 6.00 Young's Double Chocolate Stout 7.00 Gulden Draak 10.00 Hefeweizen, Fruit Beers, Ciders, Belgian Style, Non-Alcoholic Abita Strawberry 5.50 Franziskaner Hefeweizen 8.00 Stella Cidre 6.25 Ace Apple (GF) 5.50 JK's Scrumpy (GF) (16 oz.) 9.00 Scotch De Silly 15.00 Ace Pear (GF) 5.50 Karmeliet Tripel 6.75 Strongbow Golden Apple 5.50 Ace Pinnapple 19.2oz (GF) 7.00 Kriek De Jacobins Flemmish Sour 7.00 Sam Smith Organic Cider (GF) (18.7 oz.) 9.50 Andechser Vollbier 6.75 La Cumbre Slice of Hefen 7.00 Tieton Apricot Cider 6.00 Andechser Weissbier 6.75 La Cumbre Mango Pineapple Gose 7.00 Tierton Peach Ale (Whiskey Casked) 6.00 Angry Orchard (GF) 5.25 Magners (GF) 6.00 Tieton Apricot Cider 10.00 Aspall Blush Cider 7.00 Marble Passionfruit Gose 5.75 Thistly Cross Original Cider (GF) 10.00 Blue Moon 5.00 Paulaner Hefeweizen 5.50 Thistly Cross Whiskey Cask Cider (GF) 10.00 Bosque Elephants on Parade 5.50 Prairie Vape Trix Cherry Sour Ale 6.00 Thistly Cross Elderflower Cider (GF) 10.00 Cherry Wheat Sierra Blanca 5.00 Pyramid Apricot 5.50 Weihenstephaner Vitus 9.00 Coedo Heff 6.00 Ramblin Route Apple & Pear Cider 6.50 Crabbies Ginger Beer 7.00 Red Bridge (GF) 5.00 Delerium Nocturnum/Tremens 9.50 Rogue Double Time Cherry Lime 7.50 Duvel Golden 10.00 Rowley's Tea for Two Sour (22oz.) 22.00.
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