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B Please Order at the Bard Draft Selections Bottles for Onsite updated: 2/20/19 Please order at the bar Draft Selections Kriek Sour Ale 7.8% ABV 2 IBU $6/6oz Lambic inspired ale aged in French Oak over two varieties of cherries. | Fresh cherry pie, sweet and sour balance. bottles available to go Friend in Commons Sour Ale 6.1% ABV 2 IBU $6/6oz The Commons Brewery collaboration dry hopped with Citra. | Bright, citrusy, and mild acidity. Maestro Barelywine 14.9% ABV 31 IBU $6/6oz Aged in Heaven Hill bourbon barrels. | Vanilla, toffee and sweet caramel-like malt flavor and aromas. bottles available to go Mocha Rhino Suit Imperial Milk Stout 13.3% ABV 31 IBU $6/6oz Aged in Heaven Hill bourbon barrels with coffee and cocao beans. | Velvety layers of vanilla, coconut, dark cocoa and coffee. bottles available to go Farm Fresh Tart, Mixed Culture Ale 7.5% ABV 2 IBU $6/6oz Aged in French Oak with fresh Centennial hops. | Citrusy, grassy, tart and dry. Saison du Vin ‘16 Farmhouse Ale 8.4% ABV 18 IBU $6/6oz Aged in French Oak and Acacia barrels with Muscat juice. | Tropical fruit notes, earthy, and effervescent. Raspberry Parliament Wild Ale 8.2% ABV 4 IBU $6/6oz Aged in Pinot Noir and bourbon barrels with Oregon raspberries. | Tart, dark fruit, mild oak, and earthy. bottles available to go Bottles for onsite consumption Visions Tart, Mixed Culture Ale 6.5% ABV 10 IBU $18/16.9oz Aged in French oak and conditioned with Muscat grape juice. | Fruity aromas of pear and citrus blossoms. Mildly tart. summer 2018 vintage | bottles available to go Touch of Brett: Mandarina Farmhouse Ale 8.5% ABV 23 IBU $18/16.9oz Aged in French oak and dry hopped with Mandarina Bavaria. | Tropical fruit and spicy aromas. 2018 GABF Bronze Medal for the “Brett Beer” category | spring 2018 vintage | bottles available to go Four Pirates Belgian-style Quadrupel 11% ABV 22 IBU $18/16.9oz Rum barrel aged quad. | Caramel, fig, brown sugar, mild pear and banana aromas. winter 2018 vintage French 75 ‘18 Farmhouse Ale 8.8% ABV 20 IBU $18/16.9oz French-style saison matured in gin barrels with Brettanomyces and lemon zest. | Dry, lemony and spicy. summer 2018 vintage | bottles available to go Pomme Farmhouse Ale 7.6% ABV 10 IBU $18/16.9oz Aged in French oak and matured on whole cider apples. | Fresh apple aromas, hints of baking spice and mild acidity. Summer 2018 vintage | bottles available to go Guest Draft Selection Zoigl-Pils German Pilsner Zoiglhaus Brewing Co. Portland, OR 5% ABV 42 IBU $5/12oz Dry, crisp with a great hop character. Refreshing! Taster Flight $12 Friend in Commons |Kriek | Maestro | Mocha Rhino Suit updated: 2/20/19 Guest bottles for onsite consumption (limited quantities) 2017 Spon by Jester King Austin, TX 6% ABV $50/750mL A blend of three different vintages— 100% spontaneously fermented beer The Cut, Viognier by Casey Brewing & Blending Glenwood Springs, CO 6% ABV $50/750mL Ale aged in oak barrels with viognier grapes La Tache (fresh hop) by The Ale Apothecary Bend, OR 8% ABV $40/750mL Mixed fermentation ale brewed with honey, aged in wine barrels The River to Hell Runs Red by Burial Brewing Co. Asheville, NC 7.5% ABV $30/500mL Aged 6 months in Brunello foudres, re-fermented with raspberries and blueberries Melonious Blond by Cascade Brewing Portland, OR 6.8% ABV $25/750mL Barrel aged blond ale and wheat ale w/ cantaloupe & summer kiss melon Spontane Wilde by Logsden Farmhouse Ale Hood River, OR 7.4% ABV $15/375mL Methode van Lembeek – 100% spontaneously fermented beer Please order at the bar Food Bavarian Pretzel, Saverio’s Bakery— Springfield, OR $4 served with stone ground mustard Smoked Artisan Jerky, Taylor’s Sausage— Cave Junction, OR $8 tender smoked and marinated w/ a hint of sweetness and black pepper Cheese & Charcuterie Board, $18 artisan cheeses | cured meats | fruit & nuts |cornichons | bread | jam Apple & Manchego Sandwich, $9 Manchego and apple on a ciabatta baguette, served with kettle chips add chorizo $2 Additional Beverages Non-Alcoholic Beverage 2 Towns Bright Cider $5 Coconut Lime Kombucha $5 Nectar Creek Ginger Mead $5 Root Beer $3 Iris Vineyards Pinot Gris $16/375mL Passionfruit Sparkling Water $3 King Estate Pinot Noir $17/375mL Grapefruit Sparkling Water $3 updated: 2/20/19 Bottles To Go 10% case discount Kriek Sour Ale 7.8% ABV 2 IBU $16/16.9oz Lambic inspired ale aged in French Oak over two varieties of cherries. | Fresh cherry pie, sweet and sour balance. Mocha Rhino Suit Imperial Milk Stout 13.3% ABV 31 IBU $16/16.9oz Aged in Heaven Hill bourbon barrels with coffee and cocao beans. | Velvety layers of vanilla, coconut, dark cocoa and coffee. Maestro Barelywine 14.9% ABV 31 IBU $16/16.9oz Aged in Heaven Hill bourbon barrels. | Vanilla, toffee and sweet caramel-like malt flavor and aromas. Touch of Brett: Mandarina Farmhouse Ale 8.5% ABV 23 IBU $18/16.9oz Aged in French oak and dry hopped with Mandarina Bavaria. | Tropical fruit and spicy aromas. French 75 ‘18 Farmhouse Ale 8.8% ABV 20 IBU $18/16.9oz French-style saison matured in gin barrels with Brettanomyces and lemon zest. | Dry, lemony and spicy. Pomme Farmhouse Ale 7.6% ABV 10 IBU $18/16.9oz Aged in French oak and matured on whole cider apples. | Fresh apple aromas, hints of baking spice and mild acidity. Visions Tart, Mixed Culture Ale 6.5% ABV 10 IBU $18/16.9oz Aged in French oak and conditioned with Muscat grape juice. | Fruity aromas of pear and citrus blossoms. Mildly tart. Raspberry Parliament Wild Ale 8.2% ABV 4 IBU $18/16.9oz Aged in Pinot Noir and bourbon barrels with Oregon raspberries. | Tart, dark fruit, mild oak, and earthy. Join our Club Be a part of our community! As a member of our Blender's Circle, you'll receive discounts on beer and merchandise, complimentary release parties and tastings at the tasting room, and perhaps most importantly, exclusive club offerings that will never be available to the general public. Signup with your bartender or go to alesongbrewing.com/join Tasting Room Hours 7-days a week 12-6pm .
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