Guinness
(draught)
| Established in 1759 by Arthur
Guinness in Dublin, Ireland, Guinness Stout is now enjoyed all
around the world. The malted barley is dark roasted before being
fermented giving the beer its black color. Hops are added to
give it a crisp dry taste. |
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Stella Artois Lager
(draught)
| Stella Artois
is renowned as a quality beer brewed for an average
of 6-11 days longer than most other beers using
the finest quality hops and barley including Bohemian
Saas hops. It is these Saas hops that give Stella
its distinctive full flavor. |
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Blue Moon White Ale
(draught)
A
Belgian-style wheat ale that is brewed with wheat,
oats and barley malt; exotically spiced with coriander
and orange peel for a creamy taste and refreshing
finish.
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Newcastle Brown Ale
(draught)
| Newcastle Brown ale pours to a light brown, almost cola-like color with a pock-marked foamy head and a soft malty nose. The palate is smooth and nutty, slightly sweet, with a light cracker-like malt character and a hint of chocolate. The hops are just barely perceptible in the finish. This is a wonderfully delicate beer, and a classic English brown ale. Though not as assertive as American brown ale, which is a maltier, hoppier brew, Newcastle should be appreciated for it’s subtle delicacy. It’s easy to throw loads of hops and malt at a beer and make it a big one. A far truer test of the brewer’s art is to produce a drinkable, subtly flavored delight the likes of this one. |
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Woodpecker Cider
(bottle)
| Woodpecker was first produced over a century ago in historic Hereford by H.P. Bulmer. The use of the English bittersweet apple provided Woodpecker® with a distinctive taste and refreshing drinkability. A crisp semi-dry finish, amber hue with a lightly sparking appearance and sweet fruity aroma and a slight toffee-apple note. |
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Pilsner Urquell
(draught)
| Imported from
Pilsen, Czech Republic, this beer is the world's
first golden beer. The word "Urquell"
means "original" in German. This brewery
invented this style of lager beer and it has been
widely copied over the years. Its clear golden color
was a novelty when it was first produced back in
the 1850's. It has been shipped to the USA since
1871. Enjoy the distinctive malty balanced flavor. |
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St. Pauli Girl
(draught)
| Two
row spring barley from the south of England, a special
strain of yeast, ice-age glacier water from the
"Rotenburger Rinne," plus hops from the
famous "Hallertau Hop Gardens" in southern
Germany are the ingredients that give St. Pauli
Girl Lager its unsurpassed quality and taste and
keeps you coming back for more. |
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Samuel Adams Boston Lager
(draught)
Their 100 year
old recipe requires a craft brewing process rarely
used by American brewers in this century. A decoction
mash, utilizing a time-consuming four vessel brewing
process traditional in Germany, draws the sweetness
from the malts. Today, the amber lager named after
Samuel Adams caters to the exploding demand for
great, fresh, full-bodied American beer. Samuel
would be proud that his namesake lager has stirred
the revival of an all but bygone brewing tradition
- small craft brewing, using only the finest ingredients.
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Coors Light
(bottle & draught)
Coors—it's
a name that conjures up an image of cool mountain
streams, clear blue skies and all that is inspiring
about the Rocky Mountain West. It is also the name
of an ambitious 19th-century pioneer Adolph Coors,
whose humble dream grew into the world's largest
single-site brewery.
In 1978, responding to a growing interest in reduced-calorie
beverages, Coors introduced the popular Coors Light
brand—dubbed the Silver Bullet—which
was destined to become one of the country's best-selling
beers.
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Carlsberg Lager
(bottle)
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Magners Cider
(bottle)
| Magners is the
new name for Bulmers cider, famous for many years
in Ireland. The name change coincides with its launch
on the international market.
Anyone who tasted Bulmers in Ireland will be
excited to know that they can now get Magners
in their local off licence. Although I have had
a little trouble and I live in N. Ireland.
Best served well chilled Magners has a very fruity
taste, with a perfect blend between bitterness
and sweetness. It therefore is neither sickly
sweet or very dry and hard. It has a soft effervesence,
a slight woodiness obviously because of the oak
vats. It is extremely refreshing and very easy
to drink,(sometimes too easy) with a natural unique
taste. |
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Beck's
(bottle)
| In
1873, Luder Rutenberg, Thomas May and Heinrich Beck
had a vision for creating exceptional beer only
from the finest ingredients. The recipe hasn;t changed
a bit. To this day, Beck's is still made with the
same unique blend of barley, hops, yeast and water. |
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Michelob
Ultra
(bottle)
| Michelob
ULTRA is a smooth, refreshing lager with 95 calories,
4.2% alcohol by volume and 2.6grams of carbohydrates
per 12oz serving. Michelob ULTRA is brewed using
the finest barley, grains, hops and yeast. The special
choice of grains, combined with the extended mash
process, produces a smooth, refreshing beer with
fewer carbohydrates. |
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Heineken
(draught & bottle)
| Heineken
pilsner has a distinctive European taste dating
back to its birth in 1863 in Amsterdam. It was 1880
when the first barrel of Heineken reached the USA,
is today the world’s most international beer
brand and is the number two brewery in the world.
In 2000 some 98 million hectoliters of beer were
brewed under Heineken supervision. |
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St. Pauli Girl N/A
(bottle)
| For
those that prefer a non-alcoholic beer, St. Pauli
Non-Alcoholic (N.A.) has a pleasant hop aroma, a
well-balanced malt flavor, crisp hop finish and
the taste of an imported beer, without the alcohol. |
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Budweiser
(draught & bottle)
The
Budweisers from Budejovice has been called "The
Beer of Kings" since the 16th century. Adolphus
Busch is said to have turned the slogan around to
"The King of the Beers". The Czech Budweiser
is imported all around Europe, sold in some countries
as "Budejovicky Budvar" but known as Budweiser.
In Europe it is still known as the original Budweiser.
Brewed and sold since 1874, “The King of Beers”
is the largest selling beer in the world. In fact,
one in almost every five beers sold in the US today,
is a Budweiser. In the US and elsewhere the Anheuser-Busch
Budweiser remains, if not the king of beer tastes,
the king of beer sales. |
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Amstel Light
(bottle & draught)
| The
beer-drinkers light beer. Amstel Light features
a unique selection of raw materials and an intensive
fermenting process. The result is a special light
beer containing only 3.5% alcohol and approximately
35% fewer calories than regular lager beer -
but is every bit as refreshing. |
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Miller Lite
(draught & bottle)
| Just
over 25 years ago, Miller created the original light
beer, Miller Lite. Made from only the finest malted
barley and choicest hops, a frost 12oz Miller Lite
contains only 96 calories of refreshing goodness.
And, Miller Lite has only 3.2 grams of carbohydrate
per 12oz serving. In 2002 Miller Lite won it’s
third gold award at the World Beer Cup for best
American-Style Light lager and was awarded a silver
medal at this year’s Great American Beer Festival. |
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Corona & Corona Light
(bottle)
| Corona
Extra is the number one selling beer in Mexico and
the leading export brand from Mexico. This Pilsner
type beer was first brewed in 1925 by Cerveceria
Modelo, located in Mexico City. In addition to it’s
popularity in the domestic market, Corona Extra
has enjoyed remarkable success abroad, especially
in the US, were it gained immense popularity in
the early 1980’s. It is currently available
in more than 150 countries around the world. |
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Killian's Irish Red
(draught)
| Killian's
Rich amber color and a thick, creamy head. Introduced
into the U.S. in 1981. Gold medalist (amber lager)
at 1998 World Beer Cup. |
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Bud Light
(bottle)
| Introduced
nationally in 1982, Bud Light is brewed with a malt
and hops ratio different from Budweiser for a distinctively
crisp taste with fewer calories. It became the country’s
No 1 light beer in 1994and has grown at a double-digit
pace for the past eight years. |
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Yuengling Lager (USA)
(draught)
| David Yuengling, a
German emigrant, founded the brewery in 1829 in
Pottsville, Pennsylvania. It is now recognized as
the oldest surviving brewery in the United States.
It has survived and prospered through five generations
of family ownership. Traditional Lager is a classic
brwe, deep amber in color with a mild hop character.
It is reminiscent of turn-of-the century beers. |
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Smirnoff Ice
(bottle)
| Smirnoff Ice is a beer alternative brewed using a malt base that give ICE a refreshing citrus flavored taste. It has 5% alcohol by volume with 228 calories per 12oz bottle, but contains a special recipe that gives it a clean and crisp taste that doesn’t weigh you down. |
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