Draught List - (Updated 11/12/2020)
BEER STYLE ORIGIN SIZE ABV $
Three Heads Brewing Melon Sour Gose Rochester, NY 8oz 5% $6
Great Lakes Edmund Fitzgerald Porter Cleveland, OH 16oz 5.5% $6
Franziskaner Hefeweizen Munich, Germany 22oz 5.5% $7
Rohrbach Hefeweizen Hefeweizen Rochester,NY 22oz 5.4% $7
Founder's Backwoods Bastard Scotch Ale Grand Rapids, MI 8oz 11.2% $8
Young Lion Pilsner Pilsner Canandaigua, NY 16oz 5.2% $6
Belt Line Brewery First Loop New England IPA Buffalo, NY 12oz 7.4% $6.50
Genesee Dry Hopped Cream Ale Cream Ale Rochester. NY 16oz 4.5% $5
Captain Lawrence Double Pull Imperial Stout Elmsford, NY 8oz 10.5% $6.50
Other Half Green City IPA IPA Bloomfield, NY 12oz 7.% $6
OT20 DIPA Rochester, NY 16oz 8.3% $4.50
Rootstock Cider Hard Cider Williamson, NY 16oz 6.9% $6
Boddingtons English Pale Ale Manchester, UK 20oz 4.7% $6
Guinness Irish Dry Stout Dublin, IRE 20oz 4.2% $6
On Cask -
Fresh cask ales coming soon!
What is cask beer?
Cask beer, AKA “real ale”, is an English tradition. Casks are like kegs, in that they are metal and contain beer, but they are different in two major ways:
1. Cask beer is conditioned / carbonated inside the cask, similar to how champagne/homebrew is carbonated inside the bottle. In cask beer, this results in lower carbonation levels.
2. Cask beer is served at warmer temperatures, (55ºF, versus draft beer, typically served at 38ºF) allowing more flavor to come through. This is what people mean when they say the English drink warm beer. It’s still chilled, but less than draft beer.
Try a hand-pulled cask beer here, today. It’s a rarity these days, and it’s the most English way to drink beer without resorting to hooliganism.