High Noon Saloon Handcrafted Beer

Featuring
Annie's Amber Ale

and

Oregon Trail
Raspberry Wheat Oregon Trail Raspberry Wheat

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Did you know Leavenworth KS was the site of 10 German breweries
and 69 saloons at the turn of the 20th century?
Must be the water…

WE’RE PROUD OF OUR NATIONAL AWARD-WINNING HAND-CRAFTED BEERS!
Brewed here in small batches for freshness & great taste.

	TRY THEM ALL TODAY !
	5oz Sampler	$1.25
	Sample all six	$7.50
	16oz Pint	$4.00
	22oz	$5.50
	32oz Gusto (keep the mug!)	$10.00
	Gusto Refill	$8.00
	Pitcher	$10.00

TO TAKE HOME WITH YOU !
64oz Growlers	New $10.00 Refill $ 8.00

NOW IN 12oz CANS ! Annie's Amber Ale or Oregon Trail Raspberry Wheat	6-pack $ 7.50 12-Pack $14.00 24-pack $28.00

Award Winning Beers

Oregon Trail Raspberry Wheat
1998 GOLD Medal (Fruit Beers)
Great American Beer Festival, Denver CO
Whiskey River Stout
2004 BRONZE Medal, WBC*, Chicago IL
Rough Rider Pale Ale
2004 SILVER Medal, WBC*, Chicago IL
Stampede Stout
2011 SILVER Medal WBC*, Chicago IL

Stumblin’ Abbot Belgian Tripel
2005 BRONZE Medal, WBC*, Chicago IL
Lewis & Clark Lager
2008 BRONZE Medal, WBC*, Chicago IL
Annie’s Amber Ale
2011 TWO SILVER Medals, WBC*, Chicago IL
2009 SILVER Medal, WBC*, Chicago IL
2004 BRONZE Medal, WBC*, Chicago IL

*WBC – World Beer Championship

BUY AMERICAN!

As we continue to endure the pain of the recession, buying American is important to many of us. The 1500+ small micro-breweries in this country, like ours, produce the only genuinely domestic American beers on the market. Americans are spending nearly 15 billion annually on imported beers. This does not include the “big guys” we used to label “domestics” which are now headquartered in Belgium with Brazilian ownership / owned by SAB, South African Breweries.
Don’t get us wrong - we love Belgium, Brazil, South Africa, all beer exporting countries and intend to visit them all - again! Our point is American micro-breweries make GREAT beer, deserve our support and our economy needs the business… climbing down off the soapbox now…

Remember - Beer has food value but food has no beer value!

		ANNIE’S AMBER ALE 2011 (Twice) & 2009 SILVER Medal, 2004 BRONZE Medal, World Beer Championship, Chicago, IL. The first beer produced here, and it’s still a favorite! A smooth, malty amber taste highlighted with caramel notes and just the right amount of hops. Alcohol by volume: 5.5% Now available in 12oz cans on premises and in KS liquor stores: Kansas City metro, Lawrence, Leavenworth, Lansing, Topeka. Coming soon to MO
		TONGANOXIE HONEY WHEAT - Originally brewed with local honey from Tonganoxie, KS... This light and refreshing winner is served with a slice of lemon. Alcohol by volume: 4.46%
		OREGON TRAIL RASPBERRY WHEAT 1998 GOLD Medal (Fruit Beers) Great American Beer Festival, Denver, CO. Classic Hefeweizen brewed with real, 100% natural raspberry fruit, NOT raspberry extract. Our Gold medal says it all! Alcohol by volume: 4.46%. Now available in 12oz cans!
		ROUGH RIDER PALE ALE 2004 SILVER Medal, World Beer Championship, Chicago, IL. Golden in color and supremely hopped with Cascade hops. Brewer’s favorite. Alcohol by volume: 6.3%
		LEWIS & CLARK LAGER 2008 BRONZE Medal, World Beer Championship, Chicago, IL. Our popular blond beer with a very light body and mild flavors of hops and pale malt. A great cross-over beer from domestics to micro-brewed beers. Alcohol by volume: 5.25%
		STAMPEDE STOUT 2011 SILVER Medal, World Beer Championship, Chicago, IL Bold, dark and rich with hints of cocoa & coffee and a surprisingly mild finish. Alcohol by volume: 5.5%	Can't Decide? Order A Sampler & Try all 6

		Why micro-brewed beer in CANS? American micro-breweries are increasingly switching to aluminum cans for their packaging needs for the following reasons: #1 Reason: To Maintain Quality – beer in cans lasts longer & tastes better. Cans protect beer from light & oxidation. An “internal water-based coating” means the beer never touches aluminum. Beer will taste just as fresh as it does on draft. Customer Convenience – Cans chill quicker & stay cold longer than bottles. Cans are lighter and easier to handle, transport and recycle. Safety – Cans don’t shatter like glass. Cans may be taken where glass is not allowed. Environmentally Friendly – Aluminum is one of the most readily recycled packaging products in the world.




Interested in the brewing process? Watch our brewery tour here.	Are you a Beer Geek? Click here for the trailer for “Beer Wars-The Movie” to see what us little guys are up against in the beer distribution world. “Beer Wars” is available on Netflix etc