Draught List - (Updated 3/14/2020)
BEER STYLE ORIGIN SIZE ABV $
Discord Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough Sour IPA New Paltz, NY 8 oz 7% $8
Harp Lager Ireland 16 oz 4.5% $6
Founders Porter Porter Grand Rapids, MI 12 oz 6.5% $5
Paulaner Hefeweizen Munich, GER 22 oz 5.5% $6
Smithwicks Irish Red Ale Ireland 16oz 4.5% $6
Rohrbach Paddy's Irish Ale Irish Ale Rochester, NY 16oz 4.8% $6
Serra Nevada Bigfoot Barleywine Chico, CA 8oz 9.6% $8
Resurgence Ice Boom Bock German Style Bock Buffalo, NY 12oz 7.0% $5
New Holland Dragons Milk Imperial Stout aged in Rum barrels with coconut Brooklyn, NY 8oz 8.5% $8
Mikkeller Pils To Pay The Bills Mikkeller San Diego 8oz 4.4% $6
Old Toad Bitter English Bitter Elmsford, NY 16oz 5.2% $6
OT20 Double IPA Rochester, NY 16 oz 8.2% $6
1911 Hard Cider Lafayette, NY 16 oz 6.9% $6
Boddingtons English Pale Ale Manchester, UK 22 oz 4.7% $6
Guinness Irish Dry Stout Dublin, Ireland 20 oz 4.2% $6
On Cask -
K2 Pineapple Jalapeno Cream Ale Cream Ale Rochester, NY 16oz 7.5% $6.75
Rohrbach East Coast Kitty IPA Rochester, NY 16oz 6.5% $6.75
Naked Dove Irish Red Ale Irish Red Ale
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.
BEER STYLE ORIGIN SIZE ABV $
Discord Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough Sour IPA New Paltz, NY 8 oz 7% $8
Harp Lager Ireland 16 oz 4.5% $6
Founders Porter Porter Grand Rapids, MI 12 oz 6.5% $5
Paulaner Hefeweizen Munich, GER 22 oz 5.5% $6
Smithwicks Irish Red Ale Ireland 16oz 4.5% $6
Rohrbach Paddy's Irish Ale Irish Ale Rochester, NY 16oz 4.8% $6
Serra Nevada Bigfoot Barleywine Chico, CA 8oz 9.6% $8
Resurgence Ice Boom Bock German Style Bock Buffalo, NY 12oz 7.0% $5
New Holland Dragons Milk Imperial Stout aged in Rum barrels with coconut Brooklyn, NY 8oz 8.5% $8
Mikkeller Pils To Pay The Bills Mikkeller San Diego 8oz 4.4% $6
Old Toad Bitter English Bitter Elmsford, NY 16oz 5.2% $6
OT20 Double IPA Rochester, NY 16 oz 8.2% $6
1911 Hard Cider Lafayette, NY 16 oz 6.9% $6
Boddingtons English Pale Ale Manchester, UK 22 oz 4.7% $6
Guinness Irish Dry Stout Dublin, Ireland 20 oz 4.2% $6
On Cask -
K2 Pineapple Jalapeno Cream Ale Cream Ale Rochester, NY 16oz 7.5% $6.75
Rohrbach East Coast Kitty IPA Rochester, NY 16oz 6.5% $6.75
Naked Dove Irish Red Ale Irish Red Ale
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.
