Timothy Taylor Landlord
$6.29
Worry not: this beer has no relation to a certain tool of a tool man. This is a classic, award-winning Pale Ale from jolly old England. It is also certified Vegan, which that guy might possibly take issue with. We, however, do not. Made with Golden Promise Malted Barley, WGV/Goldings, Fuggles, and Savinjski Goldings hops and bottled at 4.3% ABV.
Producer Description
"The drinkers’ favourite, a classic pale ale with a complex citrus and hoppy aroma. It has won more awards than any other beer, winning both CAMRA Champion Beer of Britain and the Brewing Industry Awards Gold Medal four times.
In 1863 Timothy Taylor was given the opportunity to buy land over a natural aquifer spring. He did what any good Yorkshireman would, and immediately started work building a brewery. Ever since, The Knowle Spring has been the source of the unique spring water we use to brew our beers. Filtered through layers of black rock and limestone, it is said to taste like melted snow. It’s a very pure and consistent water, one of the reasons we are able to brew beer of such reliable quality and taste.
After that first sip you might agree. "
Rodenbach Classic
$4.79
A classic - and not just because it says so on the label. This Flemish red-brown ale from Belgium is partially matured in oak casks for 6 months before being bottled/canned. 5.2%
Duvel Tripel Hop Cashmere IPA
$6.79
From the Brewmaster
"Duvel Tripel Hop Cashmere is bold, innovative and absolutely worth the wait."
9.5% Abv
Ayinger Maibock
$4.99
From the Brewery;
"The Ayinger Brewery is known for more than 140 years for excellent beer specialties and is one of the most renown breweries in Europe.
Enjoy our famous beer specialties, all brewed according to the purity law of 1506, freshly tapped in the Ayinger Bräustüberl, a traditional Bavarian beer hall right in the middle of the village.
Beer has always held an exceptionally high status in Bavaria. It is not only the proverbial “liquid bread”, but also the social “glue” of our culture, in which values such as sociability, neighborliness, honesty, reliability and attachment to one's homeland play a major role.
Spring beer
Bottom-fermented, light bock beer, seasonal specialty, alcohol 6.9% vol., original gravity 16.5° Plato
True to the spirit of spring, our Maibock is a lighter beer than our darker Doppelbocks. Its golden-yellow color and malty aroma harmonize with the sweetness of a true Bock beer, softened by Hallertau hops.
A high-quality, handcrafted strong beer, a typical representative of a traditional beer style.
This beer specialty is available from the end of March until May.
La Trappe Quadrupel
$8.49
Sometimes, a Tripel just isn't enough. For those times, reach for La Trappe's Quadrupel. 10% ABV.
Steamworks Lemon Radler
$4.29
Prom the Brewery;
"Steamworks Lemon Radler is a crisp, easy-drinking 3.5% ABV citrus beer crafted with real lemon juice and a light malt base. It is perfect for hot afternoons and patio sessions."
Blood Brothers 7777 Smooth Fortune
$3.69
From the Brewery,
"Lager • 4.5% ABV
Always true in taste, our flagship lager Smooth Fortune is light and crisp with a soft malt sweetness, a subtle cracker and grain character, and a bright citrus aroma from select Citra hops. With such a refreshing gentle bitterness, and with a clean and slightly fruity finish, we used to call this perfect brew Mighty Lager but it’s just bigger than that. Smooth Fortune: it’s a sure bet! "
Chimay Gold Cap 4.8%
$6.49
Designated a straight-up Belgian ale, it has generous yeasty notes that include plenty of fruity esters and spicy notes. Dessert breads dominate the grain profile and support the yeasty notes nicely.
Harviestoun Ola Dubh Ale 18 Year
$9.49
Ola Dubh is Scots Gaelic for "Black Oil". Harviestoun brewery has taken their Old Engine Oil and matured it in single malt whisky barrels from Highland Park, in this case a cask used for the 18 year whisky. Sweet and chocolatey, with notes of tobacco and maple.