So many beers. So little time.

110 brews. Something for every beer nut. (Fancy wine and cocktails too.)
Just for fun try to memorize our list! Here’s a few to start. Visit your local Old Chicago for their complete list.

Drink Responsibly.

Not all beers available at all locations.

Anchor Steam  -  San Francisco, CA
The one and only Steam beer. a true San Francisco treat

Bass Pale Ale  -  England
Bass's iconic red triangle was the first registered trademark in the UK. Brewed since 1777

Beck's Lager  -  Germany
Perfect with a plate of our fab Italian nachos

Black & Tan  -  (Guinness & Bass)
Thought to be named for the coats the British constables in Ireland wore

Boddington's Pub Ale  -  England
In a fun can with a nifty widget for a true draft pour

Bud Light  -  St. Louis, MO
The #1 best selling beer in America

Budweiser  -  St. Louis, MO
The King of Beers

Chimay Premier Rouge Abbey Dubbel  -  Belgium
A classic cork-finished Belgian Red Ale

Coors Original Lager  -  Golden, CO
Brewed from Rocky Mountain Spring Water to this day

Coors Light Lager  -  Golden, CO
Colorado's best selling native brew

Corona Extra Lager  -  Mexico
The quintessential beach quaff..don't forget the lime!

Dos Equis Amber Lager  -  Mexico
Smooth & dark- great beer with food; means Two X's, not Two Horses

Foster's Lager  -  Australia
A big beer from Down Under, in a 25oz Oil Can..cheers, mate

Grolsch Premium Lager  -  The Netherlands
In a classic, swingtop stoppered, embossed bottle

Guinness Irish Stout  -  Ireland
The gold standard for classic dry Irish stout, on tap in all OC's

Harp Lager  -  Ireland
The Brian Boru harp, the national symbol of the Republic of Ireland, is also the icon for this beer; Boru was an ancient Gaelic king

Heineken Lager  -  The Netherlands
One of the top imports and classic arm candy, like a trophy wife

Smirnoff Ice Malt  -  Canada
A light, citrusy malt beverage; mixable with flavored liqueurs; contains NO vodka. 5% ABV

Woodchuck Amber Cider  -  Middlebury, VT
OK, so, in fact, how much wood WOULD a woodchuck chuck? Like a crisp Autumn apple in a bottle, but with 5% ABV!

J.W.Dundee Honey Brown Lager  -  Rochester, NY
Smooth and slightly sweet; an easy quaff

Killian's Irish Red Lager  -  Golden, CO
Named for a real guy, Irish Brewmaster George Killian Lett, whose grandson still works for Coors

Kirin Ichiban Lager  -  Japan
A Kirin is an ancient dragon

Labatt Blue Lager  -  Canada
Beer, eh.

Lindemans Framboise Lambic  -  Belgium
A delicious raspberry lambic, with bright, true fruit used in its fermenting

Lindemans Kriek Lambic  -  Belgium
Kriek means cherry- try with vanilla ice cream

Miller Genuine Draft  -  Milwaukee, WI
MGD. Good as it gets

Miller Lite  -  Milwaukee, WI
The original light beer..ahead of its time

Molson Canadian Lager  -  Canada
Canada's popular export..clean as the northern snows

Moosehead Lager  -  Canada
The Moose is, in fact, still loose

Negra Modelo Dark Lager  -  Mexico
A malty standout in a vast sea of Mexican lagers

New Belgium Fat Tire Amber Ale  -  Ft. Collins, CO
Colorado's famous beer has a cult-like following; available in limited markets, but growing

Newcastle Brown Ale  -  England
The perfect transitional beer, for lager drinkers who want to branch out- on draft everywhere

St. Pauli Girl Alcohol Free  -  Germany
Real German beer taste, virtually alcohol free

Pacifico Clara Pilsener  -  Mexico
Pretty and light...try with a lemon

Paulaner Hefe-Weizen  -  Germany
A textbook German hefe- cloudy, clovy, yeasty

Peroni Nastro Azzurro Lager  -  Italy
A perfect match for our pizzas and calzones

Pete's Wicked Ale  -  Utica, NY
Brewed originally in Palo Alto, CA, now from NY...Wicked Awesome

Pilsner Urquell  -  Czech Republic
The original pilsener beer, from Pilsen, C.R., birthplace of lager beer

Red Stripe Lager  -  Jamaica
Hooray, beer! Almost as good as a weekend in Montego Bay...almost

Redhook ESB  -  Woodinville, WA
Seattle's most famous brew, deep, red and bitter

Rolling Rock Lager  -  Latrobe, PA
'33'. Code? Secret message? Redundant number?Nothing? You decide...

Samuel Adams Boston Lager  -  Boston, MA
The beer that kicked off the Craft Rennaisance; the pride of Brewmaster Jim Koch

Samuel Smith Nut Brown Ale  -  England
Dark, chewy, creamy, divine

Samuel Smith Oatmeal Stout  -  England
Oatmeal stouts are sweeter & creamier than dry Irish stouts

Sapporo Lager  -  Japan
Named for the city it is brewed in

Sierra Nevada Pale Ale  -  Chico, CA
One of the founding Craft beers- classic California style, crisp and hoppy

St. Pauli Girl  -  Germany
You can't go wrong with the Girl; one of the most recognized logo's in the world

Tecate Lager  -  Mexico
What they drink in Mexico...a true Mexican cerveza

TsingTao Lager  -  China
Pronounced Ching Dao (dow), the name of the city it's from

Warsteiner Premium Lager  -  Germany
From Warstein, in the north of Germany

Amstel Light Lager  -  The Netherlands
The first national imported light brand. There IS an Amstel regular, but not in the US

Stella Artois Premium Lager  -  Belgium
'Stella' means 'star' in Latin and was first brewed as a Christmas beer

Lowenbrau Lager  -  Germany
The name means 'Lion's Brew', hence, the lion logo; real pronunciation is 'loo-ven-broy'

Mike's Hard Lemonade  -  Canada
Lemony, light and easy to drink

Boulder Pass Time Pale Ale  -  Boulder, CO
Perfect for passing time in a porch swing; originally called EPA

Boulder Planet Porter  -  Boulder, CO
Because it's the best porter on the planet

Boulder Sundance Amber Ale  -  Boulder, CO
Rich, deep and malty

Boulder Hazed and Infused Dry Hopped Ale  -  Boulder, CO
From their popular 'Looking Glass' series of quality craft brews

Blue Moon Belgian White Ale  -  Golden, CO
A rising star in the beer world..try it with a slice of fresh orange

Eclipse  -  (Guinness & Blue Moon)
An Old Chicago Exclusive! Come visit the dark side of the moon

Pabst Blue Ribbon Lager  -  Milwaukee, WI
Originally called "Select," but people started asking for that "Blue Ribbon" beer in 1882 when the brewery started tying silk ribbons to the bottles.

American Classic Cans  -  America
A selection of classic canned beer, different in every OC, on any day

Sam Adams Light  -  Boston, MA
The first craft light on the block...full-bodied, rich and robust..so not your average light beer

Michelob Ultra Light Amber Lager  -  St. Louis, MO
Just the beer if you're watching your girlish figure...light and low carb

World Specialties 1,2 & 3  -  Planet Earth
These are the cool, esoteric beers from anywhere on the globe that aren't available enough to list on a menu...different in every OC, on any given day.

Snakebite  -  (Guinness & Hard Cider)
AKA Black Velvet; a variation on the British mix of Guinness & Champagne, but all beer, baby..very refreshing, so try it!

Carlsberg Lager  -  Denmark
An ice-cold Carlsberg + our Classic Club Sandwich = bliss (insert an angelic chorus here)

Moretti La Rossa Doppio Malto  -  Italy
'La Rossa' means red, 'doppio malto' means double malts, so do the math...excellent with robust foods

O'Douls Amber Alcohol Free Lager  -  St. Louis, MO
a nice pacer for those nights you prefer to see straight

Spaten Franziskaner Hefe-Weissbier  -  Germany
Spaten means 'spade' in German, as evidenced by the black spade icon. Franziskaner refers to the beer-brewing Franciscan monks

Warsteiner Premium Dunkel  -  Germany
Dunkel means dark in German; though a dark beer, dunkels are lagers, not ales; great roasty flavors and creamy texture

Belgian Brunette  -  (Guinness & Stella Artois)
Another OC exclusive! We made it up! Get it? Stella is from Belgium and Guinness floats on top...A Belgian Brunette!

Modelo Especial Lager  -  Mexico
Negra Modelo's blonde sister, a favorite south of the border

Theakston Old Peculier Ale  -  England
Legend has it it's called Peculier because of the peculiar critters that could often be found floating in the kettles, but that's just not true..or is it?

Samuel Smith Taddy Porter  -  England
Named for the way train porters used to mix ale into their stout for a lighter quaff, it eventually became its own delicious style. This is one of the originals