Irish Harp's Own
Irish Harp Lager – We brought this recipe from Ireland and
have it brewed locally. Light, clear and satisfying.
Irish Harp Ale – Again, our own recipe. A red cream ale
with it's very own special taste.
Imports On Tap
Guinness – We know we pull the best Guinness pint in the
area. The most famous drink in the world (10 million pints
drunk each day). We at the Harp lovingly pour a pint that
takes 119.5 seconds to get it right. Served at 60 degrees
Celsius with a two part pour, it’s pure nectar.
Harp – The best selling lager in the world today. The rich,
golden lager with a smooth, refreshing taste is brewed the
Irish way, with only the finest barley and pure spring water
from the Coovey Mountains.
Caffreys – A unique taste sensation. Fresh and deeply thirst
quenching. Even with its creamy head and rich colour, this
rich ale tastes lighter than most beers. Its recipe dates back to
the 14th century.
Smithwicks - Traditional auburn style Irish Ale, smooth with
a classic aftertaste.
Stella Artois - Enjoyed in 80 countries. First brewed in the
Belgium city of Levven in 1366. Served in its own special
glass.
Kilkenny - Brewed by Guinness, an ale topped with a
creamy crown. Served nice and cold.
Strong Bow Cider - Made from the Pick of the crop's fresh
apples. It's totally crisp and wonderfully refreshing.
Premium on Tap
Alexander Keiths
Bud Lite
Carlsberg
Coors Light
Moosehead
Tennents
Richards White
Murphy's Irish Stout
Big Wheel
Samuel Adams Boston Lager
Samuel Adams Seasonal
Rolling Rock
Amsterdam Wheat
Domestic Bottles
MGD
Budweiser
Coors Light
Moosehead
Richards Red
Creemore Springs
Molson Canadian
Bud Lite Lime
Steamwhistle
Irish Harp Lager – We brought this recipe from Ireland and
have it brewed locally. Light, clear and satisfying.
Irish Harp Ale – Again, our own recipe. A red cream ale
with it's very own special taste.
Imports On Tap
Guinness – We know we pull the best Guinness pint in the
area. The most famous drink in the world (10 million pints
drunk each day). We at the Harp lovingly pour a pint that
takes 119.5 seconds to get it right. Served at 60 degrees
Celsius with a two part pour, it’s pure nectar.
Harp – The best selling lager in the world today. The rich,
golden lager with a smooth, refreshing taste is brewed the
Irish way, with only the finest barley and pure spring water
from the Coovey Mountains.
Caffreys – A unique taste sensation. Fresh and deeply thirst
quenching. Even with its creamy head and rich colour, this
rich ale tastes lighter than most beers. Its recipe dates back to
the 14th century.
Smithwicks - Traditional auburn style Irish Ale, smooth with
a classic aftertaste.
Stella Artois - Enjoyed in 80 countries. First brewed in the
Belgium city of Levven in 1366. Served in its own special
glass.
Kilkenny - Brewed by Guinness, an ale topped with a
creamy crown. Served nice and cold.
Strong Bow Cider - Made from the Pick of the crop's fresh
apples. It's totally crisp and wonderfully refreshing.
Premium on Tap
Alexander Keiths
Bud Lite
Carlsberg
Coors Light
Moosehead
Tennents
Richards White
Murphy's Irish Stout
Big Wheel
Samuel Adams Boston Lager
Samuel Adams Seasonal
Rolling Rock
Amsterdam Wheat
Domestic Bottles
MGD
Budweiser
Coors Light
Moosehead
Richards Red
Creemore Springs
Molson Canadian
Bud Lite Lime
Steamwhistle
| Irish Beer Specialties Black & Tan - a 1/2 pint of Smithwicks Irish Ale, with a 1/2 pint of Guinness on top. Smooth Black & Tan - A creamier version of the classic. A 1/2 pint of Kilkenny Cream Ale, topped with a 1/2 Pint of Guinness. Black Velvet - Split a pint in 1/2. Bottom 1/2 cider, and top 1/2 Guinness. Crown Float - 3/4 fill a pint glass with cider and top with a float of Cuinness. Half & Half - a classic Irish mix of Lager and Stout. Snake Bite - 1/2 pint of Harp and 1/2 pint of Cider. |
Imoprted Bottles
Heineken
Newcastle Brown Ale
Corona
Heineken
Newcastle Brown Ale
Corona
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