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drinks Micro-Brew Bottles Abita Brewing Company (est. 1986 New Orleans, Louisiana) Turbodog - Dark brown ale brewed with Willamette hops and a combination of British pale, crystal, and chocolate malts give Turbodog a rich body and color with a sweet chocolate-toffee flavor. Purple Haze - American style wheat beer with raspberry puree added after filtration giving the lager a subtle purple color, a fruity aroma, and a tartly-sweet taste. $3.75 Artois Brewery (est. 1717 Leuven, Belgium) Stella Artois – This classic European lager is a bottom fermented blonde pils - full-bodied and thirst -quenching. $4.00 Brauerei Aying (est. 1875 Munich, Germany) Braü Weisse (17 oz) – Delicious lemon-scented beer that is pale in color and tart in taste, with the complex fruitiness of extra-dry champagne. $5.75 Cerveceria del Pacifico Brewery (est. 1900 Mazatlán, Sinoloa, Mexico) Pacifico Clara – A yellow, pale, high carbonation beer with a good head and a sweet malty aroma. Some hop flavor in the middle - but not enough to matter. $3.25 Columbus Brewing Company (est. 1989 Columbus, Ohio) Columbus Pale Ale - Brewed with specially kilned crystal malt and a generous portion of American Cascade hops giving this hometown brew a refreshing, spicy aroma, and a long, dry finish. $3.75 Flying Dog Brewing Company (est. 1990 Aspen, Colorado) In Heat Wheat - The high proportion of wheat gives this beer a smooth, full-mouth feel and the yeast ensures a unique fruity-spicy aroma. $3.75 Horn Dog - A dark and malty beer that is aged for a minimum of three months. With 10.5% ABV, drink only when you are with good friends and very far from harm. $5.00 Great Lakes Brewing Company (est. 1988 Cleveland, Ohio) Elliot Ness - Deep amber-red color with a fragrant malt aroma. Flavorful notes of rich caramelized malt and noble hops provide a satisfying dry finish. Burning River Pale Ale - Assertively hopped with citrusy and piney Cascades balanced with a subtle malt to provide a dry finish. Dortmunder Gold – Great Lakes flagship lager that is well balanced between malt sweetness and hop bitterness. $3.75 Harpoon Brewing Company (est. 1986 Boston, Massachusetts) Harpoon IPA - A copper-colored ale that is a floral, medium-bodied ale with a distinctive hop finish. $3.75 Old Dominion Brewing Company (est. 1989 Washington, DC) Oak Barrel Stout – A classic Irish style ale – mellow, sweet roasted malt flavor, conditioned in oak bourbon barrels. $4.00 Rogue Brewing Company (est. 1988 Newport, Oregon) Juniper Pale Ale - A new package for Yellow Snow Ale (Winter 2004/2005). While the recipe (a pale ale infused with whole juniper berries) remains the same, the name and label are new. Juniper Pale Ale is served in the classic 22-ounce bottle. $7.50 Brasserie DuPont (est. 1844 Tourpes, Belgium) Saison DuPont – Snappy and yeasty with a clean, bright quality. For the uninitiated, the look of the beer is daunting. However, the sweetest rewards await the adventurous. $6.50 Warsteiner Brewery (est. 1753 Arnsberger Forestpark, Germany) Warsteiner Premium Verum – A pilsner style beer with a smooth, rich-bodied taste wrapped in a thick creamy head and a refreshing hop finish with no aftertaste. $3.25 Southern Tier Brewing Company (est. 2003 Jamestown, New York) IPA – An American version of the classic India Pale Ale –triple-hopped for a fully aromatic experience. Phin & Matt's – Created with a vast amount of whole hops and the finest malt make this beer very fresh and very tasty. $4.00 Three Floyds Brewing Company (est. 1983 Munster, Indiana) Alpha King - Big American pale ale with a citrusy aroma. Made with Centennial, Cascade, and Warrior hops - this is a hop-lovers cult beer. $4.00 Samuel Smith's Brewing Company (est. 1758 Yorkshire, England) Oatmeal Stout - Almost opaque, with an unusually silky texture and complex, medium-dry velvet palate. Originally brewed for lactating mothers in England. Taddy Porter - Very dark and fairly full in body. Packed with rich chocolate flavor with an intense, dry, tangy character of roasted barley. Organic Lager - A full-bodied lager with lots of malt and hop character. A touch hoppier than many lagers yet perfectly balanced. Organic Ale - A delicately flavored golden ale in which subtle fruity esters from the Samuel Smith yeast strain interact with a background of maltiness and fresh hops. $4.50 Lindemans Brewing Company (est. 1811 Vlezenbeek Flanders, Belgium) Framboise Raspberry Lambic or Pomme (Apple) Lambic - Long before hops were common in most beers, various fruits were used to season beers. Magnificent aroma with a delicate palate of raspberries or apples and undertones of fruity acidity give this an elegant, sparkling, clean natural taste. $7.00 Unibroue Brewing Company (est. 1992 Chambly, Canada) La Fin Du Monde - A triple fermented golden ale, smooth, slightly tart with a balance of wild spices, malts, and hops with champagne effervescence and a well balanced flavor. (9% alcohol by volume) $4.50 Charles Wells Brewery (est. 1876 Bedford, England) Wells Bombardier - Wells uses more malt per pint than other premium bitters. $5.50 English Crystal malt is ground, rather than crushed, to give a richer, more rounded flavor. Served in a pint bottle. $4.25 Domestic Bottles $2.25 Budweiser Bud Light Bud Select Michelob Light Michelob Ultra Michelob Ultra Amber Rolling Rock Coors Light Miller Light O'Douls Amber $3.00 Killians $3.25 Sam Adams $3.75 Sierra Nevada Pale Ale Import Bottles $3.25 Corona and Corona Light Molson Canadian Heineken Heineken Light New Castle Amstel Light Red Stripe Sapporo $4.00 Boddington's (16 oz Murphy's (16 oz) $4.50 Strong Bow (16 oz) $3.00 Labatt Blue The Can $1.50 Pabst Blue Ribbon Natural Light Malt Beverages $3.25 Bacardi Raz Bacardi O3 Smirnoff Triple Black Ice Wine $5.00 Glass • $ 18.00 Bottle Riff Pinot Grigio Sutter Home White Zinfandel Kuhl Riesling J.Lohr Merlot Hess Select Cabernet Sophia Sparkling Wine Alamos Chardonnay What does the Rooster signify? Gallo, when translated from Italian, means Rooster, the Ruler of the Roost, with strong and proud family ties. 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