Three Floyds Draught:
Alpha King Pale Ale- A bold yet balanced American pale ale with slight caramel sweetness and aggressive citrus hoppiness *Our Flagship beer    68 IBU 6% a.b.v. $5 Imperial Pint
Gumballhead – An American wheat beer with a refreshing and crisp citrus finish. This delicious seasonal is brewed with boatloads of Amarillo hops. 30 IBU 4.5% a.b.v. $5 Imperial Pint
Robert the Bruce- A full bodied Scottish-style ale with a well rounded malty profile and roasted biscuit-like notes 24 IBU 6.5% a.b.v. $5 Imperial Pint
Pride and Joy – A smooth medium bodied session beer with citrus hop aroma and finish. *Our invention of an American Mild 42 IBU 5% a.b.v. $5 Imperial Pint
Dreadnaught IPA – An Imperial India Pale Ale with an intense citrus hop aroma, a huge malt body, and a crisp finish  100 IBU 9.5% a.b.v. $5 half-pint
Behemoth- Intense ale, brewed to wine strength. Floral and citrus notes blend with robust maltiness producing a complex and warming beer 80 IBU 10% a.b.v.  $7 snifter
Rabbid Rabbit – This Franco-Belgian style farmhouse ale, with it’s effervescent malt body and light straw color, is augmented by spices creating a complex frothy beverage  20 IBU 8% a.b.v. $5 Tulip
Calumet Queen- A light bodied, crisp, refreshing Kolsch-style beer, golden color 20 IBU 5% a.b.v. $5 Imperial Pint
Hyena!- A Belgian pale ale brewed with American hops and fermented with Chouffe yeast  35 IBU 6% a.b.v. $4 footed ale
Ω-naught (Omeganaught) – We are now the Alpha and Omega. This is another “small beer” made from the second runnings of Dreadnaught. an intensely floral and hoppy session beer, Cheers! 65 IBU 5% a.b.v. $5 Imperial Pint
Dortmunder Einfall – A traditional Dortmunder-style Lager. $5 Pint (4/23/09)
Guest Draught Beer:
Monk’s Cafe Flemish Sour Red Ale- Flemish burgundy, Old Bruin bottled by Brouwerij Van Steenberge. Deep ruby hue, creamy beige head, mild fruity undertones, puckering tartness, dry, ultra-crisp, thing bodied, big oaky nose. 5.5% a.b.v. $6 Tulip
Murphy’s Stout – One of Ireland’s premium dry stouts, with a smooth and distinctive dry flavor. 4.3% a.b.v. $4 Imperial pint
Victory Prima Pils – Heaps o’ hops are hiding under the full, frothy head of this elegant Pils. All German malt subtleties linger beneath a long dry finish of this classy quencher. 5.3% a.b.v. $5 pint
Gouden Carolus Tripel- In spite of modern brewing technology, this beer is brewed according to ancient traditions. It unites, now as in the past, the best products of our soil: rich barley and fine hops.. It’s refined character, with a pure and rich taste, will captivate you. It is matured at length in cellar and bottle, and is guaranteed to be brewed only from pale malts. It is traditionally top-fermented and is 100% pure. The Gouden Carolus Triple has a unique colour and a full flavour due to its well-balanced hopping. 9% a.b.v. $7, footed ale
Kasteel Rouge- Strong, tart, cherry beer, created by maturing Kasteel Bruin with sour cherries and liquor used to make ‘Mon Cherie’ chocolates for at least 6 months. 8% a.b.v. $6 footed ale
Chimay Triple – A golden Belgian ale with fruity notes to compliment the touch of bitterness that melts in your mouth 8% a.b.v. $8 goblet
Ommegang Rare Vos – Rare Vos is flemmish for “Sly Fox,” and the name of one of Brussels’ great cafes. It has a sweetly fruity malt character and yeasty spiciness.  6.5% a.b.v. $5 footed ale glass (4/22/09)
Chouffe Houblon- Unique balance between intense IPA & Belgian triple, malty body, distinctive dryness, expressive fruitiness   9% a.b.v. 59 IBU $6 snifter
Klokke Roeland- Belgian strong dark amber ale from Brouwerij Van Steenberge 11% a.b.v. $5 snifter
I’ve got the money for the beers. Is there a way to defy what happens to you when you drink too much? I really want to try most of the stuff on this list. So many choices, so little tolerance.