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Ronin Farm & Restaurant R O N I N Fall 2020 Beer & Cider Howdy! We are thrilled to share with you many new and wonderful fermentables. We make a diligent and concerted effort to populate our list with organic, biodynamic and/or sustainable items with an emphasis on small-scale production, responsible farming practices, and human connection. Our beverage program is aligned with our philosophies on food, farming, and community. We hope you are as fond as we are of the selections that follow. Turn to the next page for our Table of Contents. Please enjoy! Beer It’s all we really want at the end of a long day. Draught | Ask Your Server About Our Rotating Tap Lines! Cans / Bottles Karbach ‘Love Street’ . 6 Kölsch Style Blonde, 4.9%, Houston, Texas 4th Tap Brewing ‘Kung Fu Robot ‘ . .7 Double IPA, 7%, Austin, Texas Deep Ellum ‘Dream Crusher’ . .7 Rye American Imperial IPA, 5.9%, Paso Robles, California Firestone Walker ‘Rosalie’ . .7 Beer Rosé, 5%, Paso Robles, California Fair State Coop ‘Roselle’ . ..7 Hibiscus Sour, 5.7%, Minneapolis, Minnesota Independence Brewing ‘Redbud’ . 7 Berliner Weisse, 4.9%, Austin, Texas 4th Tap Brewing ‘13th Floor Haunted House’ . 6 Pumpkin Ale, 5%, Austin, Texas Anderson Valley ‘Pinchy Jeek’ . 24 Pumpkin Bourbon Barrel Ale, 8.5%, Boonville, California 750ml Legal Draft Brewing ‘Chief Justice’ . 6 Stout, 6.6%, Arlington, Texas Firestone Walker ‘Sucaba’. 16 Barley Wine Ale, 11.2%, Paso Robles, California, 2019 Kulmbacher Brauerei . 9 Eisbock, 9.2%, Kulmbach, Bavaria, Germany, 11.2oz Abbazia delle Tre Fontane . 9 Tripel, 8.5%, Rome, Italy, 11.2 oz The Bruery ‘Midnight Autumn Maple’ . 15 Imperial Dark Ale, 9%, Placentia, California 750 ml Oud Beersel . .32 Green Walnut Lambaic, Beersel, Belgium, 750 ml More Beer | Bombers All from Jester King, Farmhouse Saison’s, Austin, Texas ‘Le petit Prince’. .17 ‘Colonel Toby’ . .18 ‘Lagered Farmhouse Ale’. .19 ‘Wytchmaker’ . .23 ‘Cornbread Kvass’. .24 ‘Bug Farm’. 25 Cider The ciders we serve range from crisp and bone-dry with ample fruit notes, to savory and rustic, with light effervescence and maritime brininess. Anxo ‘Nevertheless’ . 8.5 Dry Cider, Washington DC, United States Anxo . 8.5 Rosé Cider, Washington DC, United States Stem Ciders . .6 Real Dry Cider, Denver, Colorado Isastegi . 25 Natural Basque Cider, Basque Country, Spain François Séhédic . 27 Sparkling Cider, Brittany, France Texas Keeper ‘Grafter’. .32 Rosé of Tempranillo/Heirloom Cider, Austin, Texas Texas Keeper ‘Auguste Cerise’ . 27 Sour Cherry Cider, Austin, Texas, 750 mL .
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