Cigar City joins the line up with Jai Alai, El Lector and Maduro. Orlando Brewing’s Organic Red and Blonde join the mix as well. Saison drinkers can come on down for some St Somewhere. And, you can revisit Momo’s Ollie’s Irish Red Ale – back for a limited time only during craft beer week.
Swamphead and Pensacola Bay have the spotlight for the beginning of American Craft Beer week. Along with your Momo’s faves, these two regional breweries kick off the week with Big Nose IPA, Midnight Oil Stout, Wild Night Cream Ale, Stumpknocker Pale Ale, and Pensacola Bay Amber. You can also get down with OBP. Cigar City and Native Brewing join the line up in upcoming days.
In honor of American Craft Beer Week, Momo’s is celebrating with a full line up of Florida-made, craft beers. Along with your Momo’s house favorites, you’ll enjoy beers from Cigar City Brewing, Swamphead Brewery, St. Somewhere Brewing Co., Native Brewing Co., Pensacola Bay Brewery, Cocoa Beach Brewing Co., and OBP.
The Ploughman’s ESB (Extra Special Bitter) isn’t as bitter as it sounds and is a common pub-style in England. This malty gem has just enough hops to get noticed and has a full texture that aims to please. Enjoy your own Momo’s version of the famous Ploughman’s Lunch – the Sweet Grass Dairy cheese platter, bread sticks, and a pint. Throw in some meats from a side Chef’s salad and it’s a hearty party.
This copper-colored creation features the textures of layered crystal malts and moderate hop bitterness. The aroma of the Box Car Amber is similar to that of an American Pale Ale, with light floral and citrus notes. A cousin to our Inaugural Amber, the Box Car is a shade lower in alcohol and has a deeper color.
Thanks to everyone for making The Queen’s English Brown Porter a smash. This brown porter is a throwback to a classic beer style of England. It’s luscious malt profile is balanced just right with English-styled hops and perfectly toasted malts for a royal treat.
This wallop of an IPA packs a lot of hop bitterness, flavor and aroma. This dry-hopped, American IPA was a crowd favorite when it first debuted in the winter. It’s back with all of its hoppy goodness.
Ollie’s Irish Ale came back on the menu recently, and it appears that many of you missed our old friend. It’s good to see you and Ollie together again.
As we bid a fond farewell to the Moose and Squirrel, we welcome two other fan favorites. The Back Nine Wheat is an American Wheat Ale with low bitterness, a soft yellow color, and crisp finish. This beer is easy drinking and tastes yummy with pepperoni.
The Rocket Rye Pale Ale is a good choice for the American Pale Ale drinker. A noticeable hop character of citrus and spice balances the malt of the beer. Slightly dry finish from the rye makes it a good choice for wings, the Kung Fu pie and veggies.
Starting this week, Market Street features extended hours on Thursday and Friday nights. Join us for some sweet springtime air in the courtyard. Check out hours here.
