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YouTubeAt Claddagh Irish Pub at 585 South Front Street. Monday thru Friday 4-7 $2.75 all draft beers and half price all apetizers. Happy Hour is now on the weekends Saturday and Sunday 2-5 $2.75 all draft beers and half off all apetizers. Just to keep everyone in the loop we are having a new beer line system installed so we will now after Wednesday April 7th have 25 different beers on draft and they are included in our Happy Hour.
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Sweet new Happy Hour in the Brewery District
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claddagh
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As of right now we have,
Guinness
Harp
Smithwicks
Bass
Carlsburg
Old Speckled Hen
Paulaner Hefe-Weizen
Labatts Blue Light
Strong Bow
Blue Moon
Miller Lite
Heineken
Warsteiner
Stella Artois
Elevators- Dark Horse and Bare Ass Pale Ale
Two Brothers Brewing Company- The Bitter End Pale Ale
We have 8 new taps that just got installed and are in the process of deciding what we should put on, do you have any suggestions?Posted 2 years ago # -
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Just added Crispin, for those who have never heard of Crispin it is a new Cider Beer that is drank like Magners thats right the proper Crispin pour is on ice. It's pretty good espicially if you have the bartender add a splash of Apple Pucker. Sounds odd but it is something everyone needs to try at least once.
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Tenzo
Chicago Lakeshore
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DCist wrote >>
Magic Hat #9, Sapporo and Peroni would be fun!I've been pissed since Molson took over brewing Sapporo and altering the taste and receipe for American pallets. (I drank it because I liked the original taste. Now it tastes like Molson)
Carry a good Scotch Ale d@mnit. I live 4 blocks away and have to drive all the way to 'The Pub' in Polaris to get a Scotch Ale. Carry McEwan's and my visits will go up 25 fold.
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shroud
Polaris
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I'd suggest a tap for Bell's seasonals ... (mmm...Oberon)
Maybe a Great Lakes tap? Could go the seasonal route with that one too, since it would let you offer Conway's Irish Ale when it's available.
Bellhaven (if the Irish-Scottish rivalry isn't too tough)
Troegenator Double Bock
Rasputin
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claddagh
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We have two patios one faces Front and the other faces the courtyard next to us. Come back in and check us out we have a new room called the "Ultra Lounge" we have a leather couch a few leather chais, Plasma TV, Playstation 3 (bring your own games) but we have controllers and a fire place
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Bells YES! my Bar Manager says that is one that will be going on. We are trying to keep one Great Lakes on at all times but it all is based on if it sells for us or not. We have had issues in the past with sales of Great Lakes here not sure why but we want to keep one on
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This summer I want to know what everyone thinks. We will be doing a Das Boot special with Warsteiner Hefe-Weizen. Prices are still being discussed but the idea is on Friday and Saturday nights you can come in and purchase a 1 liter boot filled with Warsteiner for x amount and you can refill it for x amount you keep the boot and can bring it back with you every Friday and Saturday night to refill and drink all night. The boots are 1 liter glass Warsteiner branded boots. What does everyone think about something like that?
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whopper jr
saint louis
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Newcastle
Lagunitas Czech Pils
Shiner BockThis could be nice, considering I work in the hood, and pretty much avoided the bar due to the prices. Kudos!
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claddagh
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Yumyum have ever had Old Speckled Hen? It's very similar to Boddingtons, its a fine cream ale, its nitro like Boddingtons. I enjoy a Boddingtons every now and then myself but I actually like the Old Speckled Hen just as much.
I will have to look into Peroni, is a light lager or closer to a shandy?Posted 2 years ago #
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