MAGNUMS

Bottles meant to shared. Best served with good friends, good conversation, and good times. These are some of the finest beers available, in
collectable and special edition bottles that you will no doubt enjoy.

Piraat Pale Ale (Belgium) LIMITED

This is a whopper of a bottle!

 Fruity, sharp and tasty, but not heavily hopped for a pale ale. Very crisp.

10.5% ABV  9L $300

Duvel (Belgium)

 Light with lots of spices. In two large size variations.

8.5% ABV  1.5L $45 | 3L $110

Chimay Grande Reserve (Belgium)
The Granddaddy of all Belgian ales in a couple large sizes.
9% ABV - 1.5L $45 | 3L $110

Stone Double Bastard (Escondido, CA)

A excellent seasonal beer from Stone in a reusable bottle with a growler top and a neat chain lock.

10.5% ABV  1.5L $110

Troegs Mad Elf (Harrisburg, PA)

A seasonal Belgian strong dark ale with a nice blend of fruity and developed sugars mixing with cherries and spices.

11% ABV  1.5L $110

SEASONALS

As the name implies, these beers are brewed seasonally especially for the various times and festivities throughout the year. Each new batch may vary wonderfully from the prior years’ batches - so you never know what pleasant surprise lays in store. Please ask your server about the availability of these beers.

Samichlaus (Austria)
This beer is fantastic. Obviously sweet, and so much depth to the flavor.
14% ABV -  11.2oz $10

Corsendonk Christmas Ale (Belgium)
Dark fruits and cinnamon. Nice holiday Belgian.
8.5% ABV - 11.2oz $8

Scaldis Noel (Belgium)
Malty with some pear in the mix... a bit sweet, a bit tart.
12% ABV - 25oz $23

Hacker-Pschorr Sternweisse (Germany)
A nice white beer with the notes of banana and clove.
5.5% ABV - 1pt $13

Samuel Smith Yorkshire Stingo (United Kingdom)
Caramel and breadiness are met by a similar fresh green apples note.
8% ABV - 18.7oz $16

Samuel Smith Winter Welcome Ale (United Kingdom)
Spice, caramel and malt. Overall a good winter warmer.
6% ABV - 12oz $8

Ommegang Adoration Ale (Cooperstown, NY)
Another great Belgian strong dark ale… from Ommegang.
10% ABV - 25oz $23

Lost Abbey Gift of the Magi (San Marcos, CA)
A Belgian strong pale ale with a rich, bready caramel and dried apple note.
9.5% ABV - 25oz $18

Sierra Nevada Harvest Wet Hop Ale (Chico, CA)
A seasonal pleasant addition to Sierra’s lineup.
6.7% ABV - 24oz $12.5

Stone 13th Anniversary Pale Ale (Escondido, CA)
A one time brew!
Mellow mild malt and big hops. Nice hoppy brew, herbal and flavorful.
9.5% ABV - 22oz $14

Blue Moon Gran Cru (Golden, CO)
Solid citrus, spice, wheat flavors… smooth.
8.2% ABV - 25oz $18

Stoudts Oktoberfest (Adamstown, PA)
Mild with gentle toasted malt and mild caramel.
9.6% ABV - 12oz $5.5

Stone Double Bastard (Escondido, CA)
A excellent seasonal beer from Stone in a reusable bottle with a growler top and a neat chain lock.
10.5% ABV  1.5L $110

Lost Abbey 10 Commandments (San Marcos, CA)
A Belgian strong dark ale that is bound to please the palate.
9% ABV - 25oz $24.5

J.K.’s Solstice Organic Cider (Flushing, MI)
Seasonal spiced organic cider. Gluten Free.
6.9% ABV -  22oz $14

Southern Tier Krampus (Lakewood, NY)
Floral with a bit of citrus/pine hops upfront then the caramel malt backbone.
9% ABV -  22oz $13

Troegs Mad Elf (Harrisburg, PA)

A seasonal Belgian strong dark ale with a nice blend of fruity and developed sugars mixing with cherries and spices.

11% ABV  1.5L $110

Rogue Santa’s Private Reserve (Newport, OR)
A great seasonal hoppy amber.
6% ABV -  22oz $14

Sierra Nevada Imperial Stout (Chico, CA)
Well balanced stout with notes of dark chocolate.
10.5% ABV - Available in January

Great Divide Yeti Imperial Stout (Denver, CO)
Tastes of Vanilla blends with chocolate to hide the high alcohol flavor.
9.5% ABV - Available in January

Sierra Nevada Bigfoot (Chico, CA)
Taste of sweet and bitter hops. Easy to drink
9.6% ABV - Available in January

Sierra Nevada Celebration (Chico, CA)
Very citrusy and floral head with some nice grassy notes.
6.8% ABV - 12oz $5

Ommegang Biere De Mars (Cooperstown, NY)
Honestly a true traditional beer style (Biere de Garde).
6.5% ABV - 25oz $17

BELGIAN / BELGIAN STYLE ALES

Belgian ales were initially brewed to compete with German Pilsners during WWII. They’re a little different than other ales, being less bitter and using malts to lend a sweetness to the flavor. Some have natural spice flavors from the yeast and hops, while others have spices added during the brewing process.

Affligem Blonde (Belgium)
Light and citrusy with a hint of rosemary.
7% ABV – 11.2oz $6

Chimay Grande Reserve (Belgium)
Gentle, creamy flavor with a clean finish.
9% ABV - 12oz $8 | 25oz $17

Duvel (Belgium)
Light with lots of spices.
8.5% ABV - 11.2oz $7.5 | 25.4oz $19

Kasteel Donker (Belgium)
A sweet flavor with a tart aroma.
11% ABV - 11.2oz $8

Maredsous 6 (Belgium)
Nice fruit flavor with grassy hops. Very drinkable.
6% ABV - 11.2oz $7

Leffe Blonde (Belgium)
Light enough to pass for a wheat beer, this will satisfy almost any thirst.
6.6% ABV -  11.2oz $5.5

Leffe Brune (Belgium)
The fruits and alcohol combine to make a nicely complex beer.
6.5% ABV -  11.2oz $5.5

Malheur Brut Reserve (Belgium)
A phenomenal beer.
Michael Jackson (not the singer) commemorative selection - 2006.
11% ABV -  25oz $39

La Chouffe (Belgium)
A little hoppier that most Belgians.
N’Ice: 10% ABV - 25.4oz $20
Houblon: 9% ABV - 25.4oz $19
Gold: 8% ABV - 25.4oz $19

Moinette Blond (Belgium)
Light and flowery, a delicious little known secret.
8.5% ABV - 11.2oz $8.5 | 25oz $19

Moinette Brune (Belgium)
.The taste is off the charts with hints of vanilla and dark fruits.
8.5% ABV - 25oz $18

Orval (Belgium)
Hints of banana and clove. One of the world’s best.
6.9% ABV - 11.2oz $10

Gouden Carolus (Belgium)
Refreshing beer with tastes of wheat, muscat grapes and sour yeast.
9% ABV - 12oz $8

Gouden Carolus Ambrio (Belgium)
Light caramel and honey sweetness.
8% ABV - 11.2oz $8

Delirium Tremens (Belgium)
Sweet and tart fruit flavor with a peppery finish.
8.5% ABV - 11.2oz $8.5

Maudite (Canada)
Pepper, spices and wheat compare favorably with fruits.
8% ABV - 25oz $15.5

La Terrible (Canada)
Very well balanced beer from Unibroue.
10.5% ABV - Available after January

Belzebuth Strong Pale Ale (France)
BIG flavored beer that comes in at an eye opening.
13% ABV - 8.4oz $8

3 Monts Biere De Garde (France)
Refreshing summer drink close to a Saison. Better than most white wines.
8.5% ABV - 25oz $18

Brooklyn Local 1 (Brooklyn, NY)
Smooth and crisp with a medium body.
9% ABV - 25.4oz $17

Brooklyn Local 2 (Brooklyn, NY)
A dark Belgian with sweet overtones.
9% ABV - 25.4oz $18

Dogfish Head Raison D'être (Milton, DE)
Not a session beer at all, strong and nutty with a sweet, thick mouth feel.
8% ABV - 12oz $5.5

Ommegang Rare VOS (Cooperstown, NY)
A very balanced beer with a full body.
6.5% ABV - 25.4oz $15

Russian River Damnation (Santa Rosa, CA)
Highly carbonated and velvety smooth. An excellent offering.
7% ABV - 750ml $18

DUBBELS

Dubbels are noted for their rich, malty flavor. You can notice traits of caramel from the crystal malt or even dark candy sugar.

Affligem Dubbel (Belgium)
Mild flavors that make this standard very drinkable.
7% ABV - 25oz $16

Chimay Premiere (Belgium)
Simple and smooth, one of the most well known Belgians there is.
 7% ABV - 12oz $6.5 | 25oz $14

Corsendonk Pater/Brown Ale (Belgium)
Very smooth, a fine example of what a Dubbel should be.
 7.5% ABV - 11.2oz $7.5

Maredsous 8 (Belgium)
Medium bodied and highly carbonated.
8% ABV - 11.2oz $7

Westmalle Trappist Dubbel (Belgium)
A wonderful example of the style.
7% ABV - 11.2oz $9

St. Bernardus Pater 6 (Belgium)
Initially sweet, deep fruit with mild bitterness at the end.
6.7% ABV - 11.2oz $8

St. Bernardus Prior 8 (Belgium)
Spicy with hints of dark fruits.
6.7% ABV - 11.2oz $9

Witkap Pater Dubbel (Belgium)
 Sweet medium to full body on this one.
7.2% ABV - 11.2oz $9

Koningshoeven La Trappe Dubbel (Netherlands)
Complex and very well balanced.
 6.5% ABV - 11.2oz $8

Flying Fish Belgian Style Dubbel (USA)
One of the best beers for such a low price.
 7.3% ABV - 12oz $5

Ommegang Abbey Dubbel (USA)
Another classic offering from the New York Brewery.
8.5% ABV - 25oz $16

TRIPELS

The name Tripel comes from the brewing process, when brewers use up to three times the amount of malt than a standard Trappist beer. This process gives a bright color and a complex flavor. Pale malts and a high alcohol content give these beers a sweet flavor.

Chimay Cinq Cents (Belgium)
Spicy and fruity, a great introduction to the style.
8% ABV - 12oz $7 | 25oz $15

Corsendonk Abbey Pale Ale (Belgium)
All the flavors come together in this one: sweet, bitter, spicy, and malty. 7.5% ABV - 11.2oz $7.5

Kasteel Golden Tripel Brown (Belgium)
High alcohol makes this a sipping beer.
11% ABV - 11.2oz $8.5

Maredsous 10 (Belgium)
Not too sweet, and just a little acidic.
10% ABV - 11.2oz $7.5

Urthel Hibernus Quentum (Belgium)
Mild and sweet but with a kick at the end.
 9% ABV - 11.2oz $9

Witkap Pater Tripel (Belgium)
Dry and medium bodied. Dangerously addictive!
7.5% ABV - 11.2oz $9

Rochefort 8 (Belgium)
Silky smooth beer than compares favorably with Chimay Blue.
9.2% ABV - 11.2oz $9

Westmalle Trappist Tripel (Belgium)
Wow! Light but powerful.
9.5% ABV - 11.2oz $9

Affligem Tripel (Belgium)
Sweet candy sugar with a hint of pear.
9.5% ABV - 25oz $17

La Fin Du Monde (Canada)
Very light beer with spices abound. Thanks Unibroue!
 9% ABV - 12oz $6

Koningshoeven La Trappe Tripel  (Netherlands)
Darker and more earthy than other tripels.
8% ABV - 11.2oz $8

Weyerbacher Merry Monks (Easton, PA)
Lots of fruity yeast, malt and clove with a touch of peppery spice.
9.3% ABV - 12oz $5 | 25oz $14

Sly Fox Incubus (Phoenixville, PA)
Easy drinking beer despite it’s high alcohol count.
10.3% ABV - 25oz $14

Flying Fish Exit 4 (Cherry Hill, NJ)
Spicy yeast with peppery, clove and earthy tones.
9.7% ABV - 25oz $16

Victory Golden Monkey (Downingtown, PA)
Slight Lemon taste, a little bitter.
9.5% ABV - 12oz $5

QUADRUPELS

Darker than the others, the flavor of the Quads are much bolder and even higher in alcohol. They are full bodied with a rich, malty taste.

Scaldis (Belgium)
Malty and sweet with a touch of alfalfa.
12% ABV - 8.5oz $7.5

Urthel Samaranth Quadrium Ale (Belgium)
Great beer that’s sweeter than most Quads.
12% ABV - 8.5oz $7.5

Rochefort 10 (Belgium)
High alcohol, but still smooth.
11.3% ABV - 11.2oz $10

Koningshoeven La Trappe Quadrupel (Netherlands)
Dark fruits, plum and cherries add to the flavor of this beer.
10% ABV - 12oz $8

Ommegang 3 Philosophers (Cooperstown, NY)
A touch of cherry lambic separates this beer from the pack.
Quite possibly the best beer from this amazing brewery.
9.8% ABV - 12oz $8 | 25oz $19

Victory V12 (Downingtown, PA)
Great American take on the Belgian style.
12% ABV - 750ml $18

Sly Fox Ichor (Phoenixville, PA)
A tasty Quad from Phoenixville. Big flavor, but smooth on the palate.
10.3% ABV - 25oz $16.5

SAISONS

This style of beer was traditionally brewed in the harsh winter to be drank during the long Summer months. These beers are not too sweet, but come with a lot of flavor. They make a wonderful alternative to wheat beers during the dog days of the season.


Saison DuPont (Belgium)
Light taste with a floral bouquet.
6.5% ABV - 11.2oz $8

Avec Les Bons Voeux (Belgium)
Clear notes of banana and Belgian candy are evident on the tongue.
9.5% ABV - 25oz $21

Ommegang Hennepin (Cooperstown, NY)
Bit of a sour taste, but still very drinkable.
7.7% ABV - 12oz $5.5 | 25oz $14

Sly Fox Saison VOS (Phoenixville, PA)
Fruity with allot of flavors, perfect for summer months.
6.9% ABV - 25oz $16

PILSENERS & EURO LAGERS

The Pilsner style is light in color and flavor. A spicy bitterness dominates the flavor for a smooth, crisp taste. Allot of these beers make for good “session beer” and are perfect for settling in and watching the game on TV.

PORTERS AND STOUTS

Porter is said to have been popular with transportation workers of Central London, hence the name. Porter was a blend of three different styles: an old ale (stale or soured), a new ale (brown or pale ale) and a weak one (mild ale). These dark beers are surprisingly smooth for such a heavy and complex taste. The main difference with Stouts is the roasted barley which lends a unique flavor to the beer. There are many different kinds, including Imperial, oatmeal, and Irish; all with their own unique characteristics. Don’t be afraid to get more than one and compare.

Fuller’s London Porter (United Kingdom)
England’s best brewery. Dark and smooth.
5.4% ABV - 11.2oz $5.5

Young’s Double Chocolate Stout (United Kingdom)
Highly roasted and smoothly sweet.
5.2% ABV - 16.9oz $7

Samuel Smith Imperial Stout (United Kingdom)
Very drinkable stout with a nice balanced aroma.
7% ABV - 12oz $6

Samuel Smith Oatmeal Stout (United Kingdom)
Smooth and sweet.
5% ABV - 12oz $6

Samuel Smith Taddy Porter (United Kingdom)
Roasted espresso flavors with just a hint of acidity.
5% ABV - 12oz $6

Victory Baltic Thunder (Downingtown, PA)
Chocolate mixed with toasted malt and dark fruit.
8.5% ABV - 22oz $11

Sierra Nevada Porter (Chico, CA)
Earthy taste with coffee characteristics.
5.6% ABV - 12oz $5

Rogue Shakespeare Stout (Newport, OR)
Bittersweet taste with chocolate and coffee.
6% ABV - 22oz $10

Yuengling Porter (Pottsville, PA)
Slightly bitter hop taste with barley malt.
4.7% ABV - 12oz $4

Stoudts Fat Dog Stout (Adamstown, PA)
A perfect mix of burnt nutty flavor, coffee, toffee and caramel.
9% ABV - 12oz $5.5

Yards General Washington’s Tavern  Porter (Philadelphia, PA)
Roasted nuts and malt with a hint of sour tang.
7% ABV - 12oz $5.5

ALES

The first style of beer ever made. Top fermenting Yeast is what separates this from the Lager (which uses bottom fermenting Yeast). These beers are clean and hoppy but differ from region to region. You will note subtle differences between the English Ale and the American Ale. All served in a 12oz bottle unless otherwise noted.

PALE ALES

A ramped up version of the ale, these are crisper and hoppier than the ale.
All served in a 12oz bottle unless otherwise noted.

INDIA PALE ALES

When English settlers went looking for the Indies, they needed to preserve their beer for the long voyage. This meant the addition of a massive amount of hops imparting that bitter flavor and cold, crisp finish. Even though we don’t need as much hops for preservation, the beer was tasty enough to stick around. This is the style that hop-heads dream about. All served in a 12oz bottle unless otherwise noted.

WHEAT BEERS

These light crisp beers are perfect for the Summer. Notes of coriander, banana, and cloves take the edge for a delicious flavor. There is much debate as to the addition of a lemon or orange wedge to the brew. Some feel it enhances the flavor…while others find it an insult to the brewer’s creation. It’s your decision, we won’t judge. All served in a 12oz bottle unless otherwise noted.

LAGERS

These beers focus more on the malt flavor than the bitter ales. Popularized in this area by Yuengling, many are surprised to find there’s more than one lager out there. All served in a 12oz bottle unless otherwise noted.

BOCK / MAIBOCK / HELLES BOCK BEERS

These beers are not for the faint of heart. Originally brewed for German Monks
to sustain themselves during fasting, these beers are heavy and pack a wallop.
Usually dark in color, they blend a nice hop bitterness with a robust malt flavor.

Ayinger Celebrator Doppelbock (Germany)
This is the beer that other Doppelbocks try to emulate. Still the best.
6.7% ABV - 11.2oz $6.5

Moretti Birra La Rossa (Italy)
Thick, sweet malty taste.
7.2% ABV - 12oz $5

Paulaner Salvator Doppelbock (Germany)
Sweet caramel maltiness with a little hop kick at the end.
7.9% ABV - 12oz $5

Spaten Optimator (Germany)
More drinkable than other bock beers due to it’s clean finish.
7.2% ABV - 12oz $5

Rogue Dead Guy Ale (Newport, OR)
Sweet malt, light hops, a straight forward taste.
6.5% ABV - 12oz $5

FRUIT BEERS

These beers are a creation unto themselves, each coming with their own flavor. Some might deemed too sweet for overindulging, and might best be served with dessert.

Fruli (Belgium)
Strawberry wheat beer.
4.1% ABV - 8.4oz $7

Lindemans Peche (Belgium)
Peach flavored Belgian beer.
4% ABV - 12oz $9

Lindemans Pomme (Belgium)
Apple flavored Belgian beer.
4% ABV - 12oz $9

Lindemans Framboise (Belgium)
Raspberry flavored Belgian beer.
4% ABV - 12oz $9

Lindemans Kriek (Belgium)
Cherry flavored Belgian beer.
4% ABV - 12oz $9

Kasteel Rouge (Belgium)
Cherry flavored Belgian beer.
8% ABV - 11.2oz $8.5

Ephemere (Canada)
Apple Ale.
5.5% ABV - 12oz $6

Magic Hat #9 (South Burlington, VT)
An ale with just a touch of peach flavor.
4.6% ABV - 12oz $5

Sam Adams Cherry Wheat (Boston, MA)
Cherry flavored beer.
5.2% ABV - 12oz $5

Woodchuck Amber Cider (Middlebury, VT)
Gluten Free… It’s a cider. Need we say more?
5% ABV - 12oz $4.5

Abita Purple Haze (Covington, LA)
Raspberry flavored wheat beer.
4.2% ABV - 12oz $5

BARLEY WINES

Don’t let the name fool you, this is very much a beer; in fact, it’s quite a strong and intense beer at that. Very high in alcohol, the flavors can vary greatly from beer to beer. Some are sweet, some are more bitter, but always big on flavor. Definitely more of a sipping beer, we recommend this one to go along with your steak.


J.W. Lees Harvest Ale (United Kingdom)
Typically brewed in a cask of Port, Whisky or Sherry.
11.7% ABV - 12oz $15

Weyerbacher Blithering Idiot (Easton, PA)
Taste of dark fruits and malts.
11.1% ABV - 12oz $5.5

Anchor Old Foghorn (San Francisco, CA)
Fruity, spicy tones. Sweet and smooth with a bit of oak.
8.8% ABV - 12oz $6