Draught
Variety! Order fresh draft beers from an incredible selection of European beer and American craft brews that flow through 144 beer taps. Order a mug, or liter. If you are not sure, try a multiple selection or “flight” of four different beers served in 5 oz. glasses. Hungry? Order one of a dozen delicious oversize portions of grilled sausage, or a variety of specialty burgers from our grill window. Along with your favorite brew of course! Zeppelin Hall has both a pub and a huge indoor hall so we are open rain or shine 52 weeks a year! Zeppelin also has a full bar and serves spirits and wine in addition to the Beers.
Ale
Nugget Nectar
Pennsylvania – 7.5 ABV
A nice combination of bitterness and sweetness with grapefruit, pine, floral hops, caramel, bread and toasted malts. Slightly herbal. There’s a lot of flavor in this beer.
George Killian’s Irish Red
Colorado – 4.9 ABV
As the name implies this brew is served a clear dark red/mahogany color with a one finger off white head. The aroma is a mix of roasted malt, caramel, as well as a brown sugar sweet smell.
Innis & Gunn Irish Whiskey Cask
Scotland – 7.4 ABV
Deep brown, approaching black. Creamy, tan head holds together well. Roasted malt up front, a bit of chocolate and vanilla. Subtle notes of whiskey.
Harpoon Winter Warmer
Massachusetts, United States – 5.50 ABV
When you bring a glass of this dark copper ale to your lips to take your first sip you will notice the aroma of cinnamon. There is no aromatic hop added that might overpower the distinct spice scent. The medium body of this beer is formed from caramel and pale malts. These create enough body to support the spices without making the beer excessively rich. Bittering hops are added to counter the sweetness of the malt and spice. The finish of the beer is a blend of cinnamon and nutmeg. The combination of these two spices results in a balanced, pumpkin-pie flavor.
Ommegang BPA (Belgian Pale Ale)
New York, USA – 6.20% ABV
Brewed with 5 specialty malts and 3 carefully picked hops, BPA is primary fermented & bottle-conditioned using Ommegang’s signature house yeast. Copper-golden in color with entrancing effervescence, this NY brewed ale gives off aromas of tropical fruit and citrus. Noticeable herbal notes and bitterness from the hops never overpower the balanced malt backbone and allow the estery qualities of the yeast to shine through.
Ommegang Abbey Ale
New York, United States – 8.50% ABV
Pours a deep mahogany brown color with a smallish tan head. This Belgium style dubbel is a rich malty beer with some spicy phenolic characteristics. Immense complexity consisting of malty caramel sweetness with fruitiness presenting itself as baked apples, plums, and figs, with burnt undertones of cherries, completed with an even bitterness.
Thomas Jefferson’s Tavern Ale
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA – 8.00% ABV
This historic, strong golden ale is brewed according to Jefferson’s original recipe, using ingredients specified and grown on his Virginia estate. This deep golden ale gives off a strong caramel, brown sugar aroma. Sweet malts dominate the flavor with hints of caramel, plums and cherries. A smooth, full bodied ale that is well balanced with easy drinkability.
Boddingtons Pub Ale
Manchester, England – 4.70% ABV
A very crisp looking, dark-brown cream-ale that has a one-finger head that lasts. Smell of extreme bitterness readies your palate for the upcoming brew. The frothy, whipped head, mixes into a pleasant blend of sweetness with a bit of bitter flavorings to clean up the palate.
Palm
Relatively pale, clear amber/copper beer with a super fluffy Belgian style head, which never seems to fade and laces all down the glass. Big earthy notes, solid fall fruit notes, mostly apples and hop aromas rich of soil and flowers.
Flights
US Craft
Leine’s Sunset Wheat, Harpoon IPA, Magic Hat #9, Abita Purple Haze
German
Franziskaner Weissbier, Spaten Oktoberfest, Radeberger, Hoffbrau Original
British
Smithwick’s, Newcastle Brown Ale, Boddingtons Pub Ale, Guinness
Belgium
Hoegaarden, Stella Artois, Palm, Leffe Blonde Ale
Gluten-Free Bottle
Redbridge
St. Louis, Missouri, USA – 4.80% ABV
It smells great and isn’t too bitter or sweet – hovering somewhere on the slightly sweeter side, its amber hues are dynamite and the flavor is tasty. It contains no wheat, barley, rye, oats, grain syrups, corn syrups or industrial enzymes. It is 100% malted Sorghum.
Hard Cider
Magners Irish Cider
Ireland
Produced with specially grown apples give this outstanding hard cider extra – full apple flavors and a crisp, fruity finish. The acid/ sugar balance of cider, along with being served carbonated and chilled, provides a very refreshing drink.
IPA
Union Jack India Pale Ale
California – 7.5 ABV
Extremely well balanced IPA. Citrus dominates from the hops and is backed up by a delicious pale malt backbone. Very bitter with a smooth finish.
Red Fish
New Jersey – 7.0 ABV
Pours reddish amber with lots of foam and prominent lacing. Light caramel nose. Toffee too, but hard to pick up.
Magic Hat Pistil
Vermont – 4.5 ABV
Brewed with a combination of dandelion pedals, pale and acidulated malts, flaked oats , aa Northern Brewer hops that results in a one of a kind taste with a slightly sour acidity and a smooth malt body.
Victory Hop Devil Ale
Pennsylvania, United States – 6.70 ABV
This hazy dark amber ale is menacingly delicious, with the powerful, aromatic punch of whole flower American hops backed up by rich, German malts. Grapefruit hop aromas, spicy with background sweet malts and a faint bready grain aroma lead to a bold flavor that is hop strong and yet surprisingly malty. This medium to heavy bodied ale tastes of Grapefruit and pine upfront, caramel and grains on the back with a nice sweetness to finish
Dog Fish Head 60 Minute IPA
Milton, Delaware, USA – 6.00% ABV
It’s golden copper with a small head that dissipates into a thin film without much lacing. There is a slight piney zest but mostly grapefruit tones and a little malt sweetness. The bitterness is not over-powering, making this a smooth, well-balanced, crispy IPA.
Lager
Spaten Oktoberfest
Germany – 5.90 ABV
This is a classic of the Oktoberfest style. It pours a transparent brown with reddish orange hints and the white head dissipates quickly leaving a nice lace. It has the smell of a good lager, but with the slightest amount of crystal malts to add color and a bit of sweetness. Refreshing taste; not too plain nor too bold resulting in a fine balanced beer.
Hofbrau Oktoberfest
Germany – 6.30 ABV
The color is extremely light, like a pilsner. The are some flavors of sweet malt, a bit of hops and some grassy notes. It is sweet upfront, almost of honey, and then finishes with some mild hops.
Shiner Bock
shiner, Texas – 4.4% ABV
Pours a brownish amber color with a small white head that fades quite quickly. Lighter bodied and lower carbonation with mild malt flavors, a hint of spice and a slight finishing dryness.
Heineken Lager Beer
Zoeterwoude, Netherlands – 5.00% ABV
Pours a golden brownish-yellow with a two-finger head that lasted a bit longer than most other lagers. Begins with spicy hops and the taste gives way to a pleasant and unique tea-like maltiness; followed by a well-balanced delicate bitterness with Darjeeling and Muscat character.
Hofbräu Original
München, Germany – 5.10% ABV
The color is brilliant bright yellow gold, with a delicately bubbled, but boisterous head of pure white foam. There is a light grain scent with a delicate noble hop bite on the nose. This beer has a clean and cool character, with a light carbonic bite mid way through the palate.
Carlsberg Beer
København, Denmark – 5.00% ABV
It is bright golden-yellow in color with carbonation rising to the surface that creates a large fluffy white head with solid retention and some lacing. It smells of mild citrus notes, grain and some hops with a malt profile.
Stella Artois
Leuven, Belgium – 5.00% ABV
The appearance of this beer is unbeatable! The golden straw color sits with a beautiful foam crown on top. As you drink, sudsy lace clings to the sides. It is clean smelling with milled grain husk aromas and slight malty sweetness. Its light malt flavor has tones of spice and biscuit, which develop into a slightly hoppy bite.
Krušovice Cerne
Krušovice, Czech Republic – 3.80% ABV
Dark reddish brown color with burnt sugar, and clay aromas, which lead to a round frothy entry. A dry-yet-fruity medium body of grainy roasted malt, sweet cocoa, caramelized dark roasted nuts, and loamy mineral flavors that finish with a tangy cocoa-dusted citrus and a clay-like hop fade. This is a Classic Czech style dark lager with a wonderfully earthy edge.
Spaten Oktoberfest
This is a classic of the Oktoberfest style. It pours a transparent brown with reddish orange hints and the white head dissipates quickly leaving a nice lace. It has the smell of a good lager, but with the slightest amount of crystal malts to add color and a bit of sweetness. Refreshing taste; not too plain nor too bold resulting in a fine balanced beer.
Non-Alcoholic Bottle
Kaliber
Dublin, Ireland – 0.50% ABV
43 Calories! Pale copper clear color with a semi-creamy white head that evaporates quickly with little lacing. Lightly acidic and sweet with a decent grain presence and hops that lend it-self to quite a dry aftertaste.
Beck’s Non-Alcoholic
Bremen, Germany – 0.30% ABV
Light amber in color, this non-alcoholic beverage has a full, rich, thick white head and a full-bodied taste with a balanced bitterness.
Oktobefest
Spaten Oktoberfest
Germany – 5.90 ABV
This is a classic of the Oktoberfest style. It pours a transparent brown with reddish orange hints and the white head dissipates quickly leaving a nice lace. It has the smell of a good lager, but with the slightest amount of crystal malts to add color and a bit of sweetness. Refreshing taste; not too plain nor too bold resulting in a fine balanced beer.
Hofbrau Oktoberfest
Germany – 6.30 ABV
The color is extremely light, like a pilsner. The are some flavors of sweet malt, a bit of hops and some grassy notes. It is sweet upfront, almost of honey, and then finishes with some mild hops.
Spaten Oktoberfest
This is a classic of the Oktoberfest style. It pours a transparent brown with reddish orange hints and the white head dissipates quickly leaving a nice lace. It has the smell of a good lager, but with the slightest amount of crystal malts to add color and a bit of sweetness. Refreshing taste; not too plain nor too bold resulting in a fine balanced beer.
Pilsner
Pilsner Urquell
Czech Republic – 4.40% ABV
This bottom-fermented beer produced since 1842 in Pilsen, Czech Republic was the first “pilsen” type beer in the world (its name literally means ‘first pilsner’). Clear gold color and good amount of carbonation, the flavor begins with a slightly sweet maltiness that is quickly consumed by a hoppy finish
Radeberger Pilsner
Radeberg, Germany – 4.80% ABV
Corn yellow in color with an impressive head and a good amount of lace that holds to the glass. It smells of grassy corn with floral hints and has the aroma of baked bread. This delicate brew begins fruity, becomes earthy and finishes pleasantly bitter.
DAB Pilsener
Dortmund, Germany – 4.80% ABV
This lighter tasting pilsner is straw yellow in color with a short-lived one-inch head that leaves some lacing around the edges. Tastes of light lemony citrus hop aromas, with a slight bready aftertaste.
Radler
Germany
This light and refreshing mixture of half sprite and half German pilsner, Radeberger, is perfect for the summer due to its reputation of being a thirst quencher!
Stout
Left Hand Brewing Company’s MILK STOUT NITRO
Colorado, United States – 6.00 ABV
A dark ruby black with a off-white but super frothy head. The aroma is of brown sugar and vanilla cream, with hints of roasted coffee. The pillowy head coats your upper lip and its creaminess entices your pallet. Initial roasty, mocha flavors rise up, with slight hop & roast bitterness in the finish. The rest is pure bliss of milk chocolate fullness. While this stout is slightly thinner than your usual stout, the texture and mouthfeel is where this beer shines! It is almost like a creamy chocolate milkshake, but with a slight hoppy bitterness at the end. An extremely drinkable stout and a must try!
Guinness Draught
Dublin, Ireland – 4.20% ABV
Guinness runs in the blood of every Irishmen. Not too thick, black in color with a light cream head that cascades from the tiny bubbles. The taste of fruity sourness and dry cereal grain mixes with slight chocolate and sweet maltiness that fills your tummy; like the pot of gold found at the end of a rainbow!
Wheat
Allagash White
Maine – 5.00 ABV
Brewed with a generous portion of wheat and spiced with coriander and Curaco orange peel, this beer is fruity, refreshing and slightly cloudy in appearance.
River Horse Double Whit
New Jersey, United States – 7.00 ABV
A Belgian style wheat brewed with orange peel, lemon peel, and coriander. Pungent citrus aromas invade the senses immediately. A Belgian peppery spiciness is distinct and delectable.
Konig Ludwig Weissbier
Germany – 5.50 ABV
Pours a dark straw color that is highlighted with brownish orange and amber tones that create a large fluffy classic Weiss head which slowly fades to a thin layer and laces on the way down. The citrus scent has piney undertones making the berer itself taste like drinking a loaf of honey oat loaf.
Hacker-Pschorr Hefe Weisse
München, Germany – 5.50% ABV
A cloudy golden orange with a magnificent creamy, fat white head that laces well. This classic Hefeweizen has a light clove and wheat aroma that is crisp and refreshing from the beginning with a lemony hop snap and gentle tingle on the palate. It begins to smooth out with a slightly buttery caramel flavor, followed by clove spice and a hint of a dry grain finish.
Abita Purple Haze
New Orleans, Louisiana, USA – 4.20% ABV
This murky, gold colored wheat beer has a rosy pink cast to it. Although the subtle light raspberry flavor is not sweet, it is still a crisp wheat beer, which is very refreshing to the palate.
Samuel Adams Cherry Wheat
Boston, Massachusetts, USA – 5.30% ABV
This particular brewed is made with whole Michigan cherries and cherry extract, as well as a bit of honey. Boston Brewing Company claims that they have modeled this beer against original Belgian fruit beers, to establish their very own similar, yet unique creation.
Leinenkugel’s Sunset Wheat
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, USA – 4.90% ABV
A nice hazy orange hue with a small amount of head. Aromatic and full of summery fruit smells: oranges and blueberries with a hint of coriander in the aftertaste.
Hoegaarden Original White Ale
Hoegaarden, Belgium – 4.90% ABV
Under the sun, it is crystal clear with a big, but soft, off-white head; inside one can focus on the smell of fresh bread, citrus, and malted wheat which dominate the aroma. On the way down you notice slight hints of citrus and orange, its bitterness is perfectly balanced with its sweetness, leaving this beer “The Original Belgian White Beer” at the top of its class.
Blue Moon Belgian White
Golden, Colorado, USA – 5.40% ABV
Called by many, the best Coors product yet! Its stunning amber color looks like gold sitting in your hand, the frothy bubbled head amounts to a good quarter finger. The nose senses a backdrop of citrus that becomes more prominent, and a hint of spice that is refreshed with a splash of fresh orange. The sweet taste of this beer is accented with coriander flavors, and touches of grassy grains and cracker like maltiness.
Franziskaner Club-Weisse Kristalklar
München, Germany – 5.00% ABV
Pours a dark straw color that is highlighted with brownish orange and amber tones that create a large fluffy classic Weiss head which slowly fades to a thin layer and laces on the way down. The citrus scent has piney undertones making the beer itself taste like drinking a loaf of honey oat bread.
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