bottled: 2010 while firestone has the slogan of, "a passion for pale", their anniversary series reminds us of their deft touch
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Cellared Firestone 14
with barrel aging. a blend of six base beers comprise this now retired monster. a sublime synthesis of oak, toffee, and french roast coffee.
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Cellared Raison DExtra
bottled: 2006 massive fig and, yup, you guessed it, raisins in this amped up version of raison detre. plum, caramel, and one metric ton of raisins make this a decadent dessert to sip and savor with
bottled: 2008 created from a blend of de rankes house aged golden wild ale and girardin lambic, this wonderful brew runs rampant with riesling fruit, tart citric acidity, and layers of barnyard funk
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Cellared Abbaye De St. Bon-Chien
bottled: 2010 created from a blend of 11 different oak barrels including chardonnay, pinot noir, and pinot gris, this beer straddles the line between wine, barleywine, and brandy. bold and complex wi
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Cellared Abbaye St. Bon-Chien G.C
bottled: 2011 the grand gru example of this wild barleywine sees additional aging in vin blanc barrels, adding even more vinous character to this already heavily barrel-aged sour. fig and grape notes
bottled: 2012 brewed from a brown ale base and aged in oak barrels for over 6 months, time continues to dry out this well executed flanders style red, increasing acidity.
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Cellared Sanctification
bottled: 2012 neither an ale or lager, this tasty beverage is 100% brett fermented, imparting stone fruit character and lemon acidity.
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Cellared Supplication
bottled: 2012 time reduces the fruit character, lightens the mouth feel, and brightens the acidity. delicious!
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Cellared Kriek
bottled: 2011 again, this ale sees 6 months of lactic fermentation and oak barrel aging. ripe nw cherries are added at secondary fermentation. big fruit, bigger sour.
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Cellared Apricot
bottled: 2011 8 months of lactic fermentation and oak barrel aging. ripe nw apricots are fermented with this beer for 3 additional months. stone fruit delight!
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Cellared Sang Noir
bottled: 2011 aged for over a year in pinot and whiskey barrels, then blended with a barrel of bing cherries, this sour sipper brings you plenty of oak, acidity, and as always a beautiful fruit balan
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Cellared Sang Royal
bottled: 2009 concealing the line between wine and beer, this tasty treat was aged in oak with cabernet sauvignon grapes, then blended with ales that were aged in port and pinot noir barrels.
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Cellared The Vine
bottled: 2009 a blend of soured tripel, blonde quad and golden ales that have been refermented with the fresh pressed juice of white wine grapes. the beer spent more than six months of lactic ferment
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Cellared Supplication
wild ale w/ cherries russian river, santa rosa, ca
imperial stout birrificio del ducato, verdi di busseto, it
$51
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2010 Ondineke
tripel glazen toren, erpe-mere, bel
$64
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Avec Les Bons Voeux
imperial saison dupont, tourpes-leuze, bel
$74
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About Monk's Kettle
Monk's Kettle features Starters, Mains & Ales across 250 menu items, with prices from $3.00 to $79.00. Explore the full Monk's Kettle menu with current prices — budget picks like the $3.00 Cornmeal Fried Oyster — updated September 2026. Rated 4.0/5 by diners.
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