Beer On Draft
Our Three Draft Lines will always be pouring beer from Surly Brewing Company. Please check our blog for what we are currently pouring. We also offer all other Surly Beers that are available in a 16 ounce can.

Trappist Ales & other beers from Belgium
Chimay White Label “Tripel” 
This Trappist Ale is golden in color & nicely hoppy.
11.2 ounces 7% alcohol $8.00

Rochefort 10  
This strong Trappist ale  would definitely be put in the sip and savour category. Dark sugars with almost a molasses like presence.  Very complex, full bodied and wonderful.
11.2 ounces 11.3% alcohol $9.00

Orval
This Trappist Ale is dry hopped & is neither filtered or pasteurized. It makes a wonderful apértif.
11.2 ounces 6.2% alcohol $8.00

Westmalle “Dubbel”
This Trappist Ale is deeply malty with a dry finish.
11.2 ounces 7% alcohol $8.00

Duvel “Blonde Ale ”
$5.00

Lindemans Framboise
spontaneously fermented, with the juice of raspberries added
12 ounces $10.00

Liefmans Kriekbier
A beautiful sweet tart of beer. A fine example of lambic., a sweet cherry aroma followed by a tart finish.  
330ml 6% alcohol $11.00

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Tripel Karmeliet “Tripel”
Brewed with oats, barley and wheat, Tripel Karmeliet has soft, full, rich grain character with hints of banana, vanilla, and a slight, pleasing bubble-gum aroma. A restrained hop bitterness offers perfect balance and a gentle counterpart to its substantial maltiness.
11.2 ounces $7.00   

Brewery Ommegang “Hennepin”
Belgian style Farmhouse Saison made in Cooperstown New York.  Strong Belgian characteristics from the Belgian yeast strain used to ferment and a light and lively mouth feel from the bottle conditioning.  I think it is a perfect big beer  (7.5% alcohol) for summer.
12 ounces $5.00

beers to share with friends    
Ommegang “Chocolate Indulgence” & 2 Glasses
Chocolate malt, cocoa powder and a Belgian yeast strain make for a complex rich brew.  Initial sip I tasted sweet milk chocolate followed by flavors of dry and bitter dark chocolate Buy a bottle get beer and 2 Brewery Ommegang Chololate Indulgence Chalices. 7% alcohol.
25.4 ounces $18.00   

Southern Tier “Imperial Iniquity"
I think Southern Tier is trying to mess with your mind on this one.  A Black DIPA made “debittered” black malts and rather traditional hop varieties.  Malt where you think should be hops, hops where there should be malt. I like the body a lot, not sweet, but a nice big monster none the less.   9% alcohol.
$11.00  

New Belgium “1554"
Brussels Style Black “Ale"
Dark chocolate malts and a light “lager” yeast strain, (so I guess it is kind of hybrid).  Lighter bodied, almost peat like flavors from the chocolate malts with a lager yeast nose.  5.6% alcohol.
$8.00  

Bottle and Cans
Unibroue “La Fin Du Monde”
Triple fermented golden ale, 9% alcohol,
subtle yet substantial.
$6.00

Surly “Bender”  
Brown in color, the flavor profile is more like an oatmeal Brown Porter with a very dry finish. It is a session beer.
5% alcohol $4.95

Dark Horse Brewing Company Scotch Ale “Scotty Karate”  
This Wee Heavy at 9.5% alcohol is brewed to more of an American take on the traditional Scotch Ale. I found it to have a deceptively mellow malt profile, hardwood not peat smoked malts were used, with some flavors and aromas of butterscotch.
This one should warm you down to your toes.
12 ounces $5.00

Ayinger “Bräu-Weisse”
Hands down the best wheat beer I’ve ever tasted.
16.9 ounces $6.00

Flying Dog “Hefe Weizen” $4.00

Sierra Nevada “Pale Ale”  $4.00

Shell’s “Pilsner”  $4.00

Leinenkugel’s “Light”  $4.00

Corona  $4.00

Pabst can “PBR Me ASAP”
Great with our Friday Night Wisconsin Style Fish Fry
$3.00

Haake Beck Non-Alcoholic Beer  $4.00