The Growler Station is situated in The Vineyard Belfast. Four rotating taps of, Quality Craft on Draught, filled into growler bottles for you to take home and enjoy. Our unique system removes all the oxygen from the growler and replaces it with Carbon Dioxide. This means that the beer transfers from the keg to the growler naturally, without foaming or creating a head. Keeping oxygen away from your beer ensures it tastes great and will keep its freshness for up to 60 days. After you have enjoyed, rinse well with HOT water and let air dry. Then simply bring it back for your next fill of, Quality Craft on Draught.

New Bottles: £6 One Litre, £10.00 Two Litre.

Tap List

Modest Beer
Good Boy Pale Ale
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Modest Beer
Good Boy Pale Ale
Holywood Northern Ireland
ABV: 3% abv%
Style:  Pale Ale
1 Litre:  £6.99
2 Litre: £13.89
What is a shop without a dog? Here at The Vineyard we have always had a Shop Dog, for the last 70 years our dogs have followed us to work and been by our side. What has this got to do with beer you ask? Not very much but there is nothing we like better than enjoying a beer with our fury friends, which is why, when we teamed up with Chris at Modest Beer to make a very sessionable table beer we decieded to name our beer after this traditon. We hope you enjoy this as much as we do. Hops: Idoho 7, Mosaic Cryo, Citro Cryo, Nectaron. Grain: Extra Pale, Golden Promise, Vienna, Oats, Wheat Yeast: London Ale
Arbor Ales Ltd
Sam I AM
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Arbor Ales Ltd
Sam I AM
 
ABV: 6%
Style:  IPA
1 Litre:  £7.49
2 Litre: £14.89
IPA brewed with Simcoe, Azacca & Mosaic hops.
Northern Monk Brewing Company
Beyond - Draft Edition
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Northern Monk Brewing Company
Beyond - Draft Edition
Leeds
ABV: 5.5%
Style:  Classic IPA
1 Litre:  £7.49
2 Litre: £14.89
Classic IPA packed full of citrus and pine notes
Ormeau Brewing
Monk's Beer
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Ormeau Brewing
Monk's Beer
Belfast Northern Ireland
ABV: 5% abv%
Style:  Tropical Pale Ale
1 Litre:  £7.99
2 Litre: £15.89
Belgian beers are often associated with high ABV and strong flavour however this isn’t always the case. The Trappist Monks often brewed a light refreshing beer for themselves with the same yeast defining character and traditional ingredients but in lighter and refreshing quantities. It makes sense. They can’t be overindulging when there is so much praying to do. Amen.