Bass Pale Ale - Established by William Bass in 1777 and was one of the first breweries in Burton upon Trent, England.
   

Anchor Steam Beer - San Francisco's famous beer was founded in 1896. It's a classic example of America's brewing tradition that's stood the test of time.

   
English Pale Ale - Pale in color, which is a result of European pale malt, balanced with a robust dose of hops 6% A.B.V. "The Grail Of Pale."
   
Smithwick's - Ireland's oldest and favourite Ale to come out of the island. Going strong with customers since the year 1710.
   
Shock Top - A hoppy Belgian style wheat ale with a citrus grapefruit orange taste with a crisp and clean finish.
   
Guinness - Started in 1759 by Arthur Guinness. He leased a disused brewery at St. James Gate, Dublin, Ireland for an annual rent of £45.


Boddington's Pub Ale
Newcastle Brown Ale
Harp Lager
Corona
Tetley's English Ale
Strongbow Dry Cider
Magners Irish Cider

Magners Pear Irish Cider

Stella Artois

 

Budweiser
Bud Light
Coors Light
Miller Lite
Sierra Nevada
O'Doul's Non-Alcoholic
 

Merlot
Chardonnay
White Zinfandel
Sauvignon Blanc





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Did You Know?

Smithwick's - The Smithwick brewery is situated on the site of a Franciscan abbey where monks had brewed ale since the 14th century. It is Ireland’s oldest operating brewery, founded by John Smithwick in 1710.

Strongbow Cider - Strongbow is named after the Anglo-Norman knight Richard de Clare, later Earl of Pembroke, nicknamed "Strongbow" for relying heavily on Welsh archers during campaigns in Ireland.

Newcastle Brown Ale - In Newcastle the beer is often called 'Dog' (or simply 'Broon'). The 'Dog' name comes from the euphemism "I'm going to walk the dog" or "I'm going to see a man about a dog" - meaning "I'm going to the pub".