Our House Ales And Lagers

KILKENNY NORTHERN LIGHT
A clean and refreshing ale. Good any time of year to refresh the palate and keep one’s yearnings for craft-brewed beer satiated.
$4.00/pint $5.50/23 oz $15.00/pitcher

LEINSTER IRISH LAGER
A thirst quenching golden lager. Its distinct yet approachable taste begins with a slight sweetness followed by a crisp, dry finish. The town of Kilkenny is in Ireland’s Leinster province.
$4.25/pint $6.00/23 oz $16.00/pitcher

MARBLE CITY RED
A nitrogenated Irish Red Ale. The deep red hue
is adorned with a rich, white creamy head. Brewed with just a smidgen of hops to compliment the robust malt character and smooth finish. Kilkenny is often referred to as ‘The Marble City.’ The city’s footpaths and many local buildings were constructed with the marble quarried nearby.
$4.25/pint $6.00/23 oz $16.00/pitcher

SAINT CANICE PALE ALE
A hoppy yet well rounded Pale Ale, with a fruity hop aroma and flavor supported by a balanced malt backbone. It finishes with a strong hop dryness, encouraging the sipper to order another. Canice Cathedral is named after St. Canice, the patron saint of the shipwrecked, who also gave his name to the town Kilkenny. Cill Chainnigh is Gaelicfor “Church of Canice.”
$4.50/pint $6.25/23 oz $17.00/pitcher

RIVER NORE PORTER
A dark ale flowing from roasted aromas and flavors to a pleasant hop bitterness in the finish, a true Porter lover’s favorite. The Porter style of beer is named after the vocation of its imbibers. Porters loaded and unloaded ships’ cargo, then refreshed themselves with this tasty beverage.
$4.50/pint $6.25/23 oz $17.00/pitcher

SHIRLEY’S IRISH STOUT
A dry stout, with lots of roasted barley and a long finish. Nitrogen-dispensed for extra creaminess.
$4.25/pint $6.00/23 oz $16.00/pitcher

SEASONAL DRAUGHT
Ask your server about the latest from the mind of our creative yet humble brewer.

CASK-CONDITIONED ALE
These very special ales finish their fermentation and conditioning in a small keg called a firkin. They are hand-pulled with a manual beer engine using no added CO2, and served at cellar temperature (50°). Also known as “real ale,” these beers are unique, interesting and satisfying. Ask your barman or barmaid what’s on the cask today.