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Beer, Wine &
Cocktails
Wine
Red
$8.25 glass
Cabernet Sauvignon
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White
$8.25 glass
Chardonnay
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Bubbles
LaMarca Prosecco $7
Brut Champagne Mimosas $3
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Beer List
Draft
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Bold Mariner in Oceanview
Frogman- Vienna Lager 5.3% ($7)
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1631's Lite House - Lite pilsner 3.8% ($6)
Local alternative to Ultra of Bud Lite, less ABV more flavor​​​​​​
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MoMac in Portsmouth
Skeeter Juice- Hazy NE IPA 56.8% ($7)
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Big Ugly in Chesapeake
Rockers - American IPA 7.3% ($7)
Well-balanced India Pale Ale that will satisfy hop heads all around.
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Young Veterans Brewing Co. in Va Beach
El General - Mexican Lager 4.8% ($7)
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Capstan Bar Brew Co. in Hampton
Oatmeal Stout- Oatmeal Stout 7.0% ($7)
​CBBC's Oatmeal Stout is a very dark, full-bodied, roasty, and malty ale with complexity and smoothness added by the addition of flaked oats. With just enough hops to balance out the sweetness, the focus in this beer is the malts, with an aroma of coffee and chocolate
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Take A Flight! Choose any four draft beers for (20oz) ($9.5)
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Can/Bottles
All 16 oz Cans Except where noted with ** are 12oz
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LITE BEER-
Bold Mariner- OV Light American Lager 3.7% ($6)
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IPAs
Caiseal- "Snap Guns" American IPA 7% ($7)
Precarious- "Kung Fu Kittens" Hazy IPA 6.6% ($7)
2 Silos- "Citralicious" Tangerine American IPA 6.9% ($7)
**Alewerks- "Superb" American Hazy IPA 6.3% ($6)
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Blonde/Hef/Wheats
Virginia Beer Co- "Sweet Relief" Pineapple Wheat 5.0% ($7)
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Sours/Gose
Kindred Spirit- "Grandma's Gone Sour" Blackberry Cobbler Sour 6.0% ($7)
Random Row- White Peach, Apricot, Pineapple Sour 5.0% ($7)
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Stouts/Porters/Brown Ale
Old Bust Head- Carmel Macchiato Stout 5.7% ($8)
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Pilsner/Pale Ale/Lager
Bold Mariner- "Lucky Cat" Japanese Pilsner 5.6% ($7)
**Alewerks- "Chesapeake" Pale Ale 5.6% ($5)
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Ciders/Seltzers
Blue Toad- Black Cherry 6.0% ($6.50)
Blue Toad- Winterfest 6.2$ ($6.50)
**High Noon- Peach, Pineapple 4.5% ($5.50)
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Amber/Red
Caiseal- Red Ale 5.5% ($6.50)
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Non-Alcoholic
**Enay Brewing- "Day Ripper" Pilsner (Less than 0.5% ABV) ($5)
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All beer is either an Ale or a Lager (or hybrid). This is not determined by color, flavor or alcohol strength, but by the fermentation technique and yeast used in brewing. The only detectable difference between and ale or a lager is the presence of esters in ale. These esters are produced in greater quantities during warm fermentation. This is why they are more present in ales due to their warm fermentation. Read more HERE
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And check out this link to see the differences in IPAs: Click Here
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