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Kimberton

Beer Menu

May 17, 2022

Draft Beers

Having a hard time choosing? Pick a few with our $3 samplers.

Captain Lawrence Classic Lager

USD 6.5

Light and refreshing Lager with light grassiness and crackery malts. (4.2%)

Next Up: New Trail Creekside Lager (5.5%) (

Fat Head's Groovy Juice IPA

USD 7

Hazy IPA loaded with juicy tropical notes of passion fruit, melon, and mango. (7.1%)

Next Up: Mudhen Wildwood Haze IPA (7%)

Original Sin Black Widow Cider

USD 7

Fruit-forward and tart Cider made with blackberries and freshly pressed New York apples. (6%)

Dock Street Barracuda Sour

USD 6.5

Tart and sessionable Sour Ale brewed with raspberries and hibiscus. (4%)

Port Brewing Pale for No Reason

USD 7

Pale Ale with notes of pine, dank hops, and a refreshing pineapple finish. (5.3%)

Next Up: Night Shift Whirlpool Pale (4.5%)

Neshaminy Creek Wayward Wheat

USD 6.5

Bavarian-style unfiltered Wheat Ale with notes of banana, clove, and bubble gum. (5.2%)

Terrapin Moo Hoo Choc. Milk Stout

USD 7

Medium bodied and well carbonated sweet Milk Stout with a strong chocolate aroma. Notes of lactose, roasted malts, and a hint of cocoa nibs. (6.1%)

Next Up: Rusty Rail Crunch Bot Brown Ale (8%)

Captain Lawrence Pacific Dawn IPA

USD 8

West Coast-style Imperial IPA. Citrus notes and lightly sweet malts precede an explosion of bitter hop character in the finish. . (8%)

Harpoon IPA

USD 7

English-style IPA with a malty aroma. Taste flows from floral to juicy and sweet with a bitter piney hop finish (5.9%)

Sixpoint The Crisp Pils

USD 6.5

Crisp and clean Pilsner with a touch of Noble Hop character. (5.4%)

Next Up: Brooklyn Pils (5%)

Yuengling Lager

USD 3.75

Bud Light

USD 3.75

Canned Beers

Allagash White - 5%

Ballast Point Sculpin - 7%

Bud Light Strawberry Lemonade Seltzer - 5%

Cigar City Jai Alai - 7.5%

Dogfish Head Slightly Mighty - 4%

Distihl Key Lime Pie Gose - 5.2%

Downeast Cider - 5.1%

Fatheads Head Hunter IPA - 7.5%

Flying Fish Salt and Sea Sour Ale - 4.3%

Guinness Pub Can - 4.2%

Half Acre Daisy Cutter - 5.2%

High Noon Seltzer - 4.5%

Neshaminy Shape of Hops DIPA - 8.5%

Oskar Blues MLY Pils - 4.7%

Rolling Rock - 4.4%

Sweetwater 420 Strain G13 IPA - 6%

Vizzy Pineapple Mango Hard Seltzer (16oz.) - 5%

Whiteclaw - 5%

Bottled Beers

Amstel Light, Angry Orchard, Budweiser, Bud Light, Coors Light, Coors Banquet, Corona, Dogfish Head 60 Min, Labatt Blue , Michelob Ultra, Miller Lite, Sierra Nevada Pale, Stella Artois, Stone IPA, Victory Dirtwolf DIPA, Victory Golden Monkey, Victory Hop Devil, Yuengling Lager,
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Tennessee

Nashville Hot Chicken

USD 14

It’s hard to find a restaurant in Nashville that doesn’t feature an interpretation of this iconic chicken sandwich. The city even hosts an annual ‘Hot Chicken Festival.’ Due to Nashville’s massive tourism industry, the hot chicken sandwich is quickly spreading in popularity beyond Tennessee state borders.

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The Elvis Burger

USD 14.5

Although the ‘King of Rock & Roll’ was born in Mississippi, he rose to stardom in Memphis, Tennessee. His former home there, Graceland, is the 2nd most visited house in the nation, behind only the White House. This burger is a play on Elvis’ favorite food.

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Lynchburg Lemonade

USD 8.5

The small town of Lynchburg has been home to Jack Daniel’s since 1875. While the distillery is a major tourist attraction, the town actually sits in a dry county, so the residents of Lynchburg, many of whom work for Jack Daniel’s, can’t legally buy any of their own supply!

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