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A row of tap handles along the copper bar at Copper Athletic Club

On Tap

16 handles, kept current by the bar. When a keg kicks, it comes off this page.

On tapLive

Updated October 19

  • Bud LightAnheuser-BuschLight lager. Clean and easy.
    4.2%
  • PBRPabstAmerican lager. The classic can, on draft.
    4.7%
  • Michelob UltraAnheuser-BuschLight lager, the lightest handle on the wall.
    4.2%
  • M-43 Hazy IPAMichiganOld NationNew England style IPA. Hazy, juicy, tropical fruit up front.
    6.8%
  • Two HeartedMichiganBell'sAmerican IPA built on Centennial hops. Grapefruit and pine.
    7%
  • Brew City CorktoberfestBrew DetroitMärzen, the Oktoberfest lager. Bready and toasty with a touch of sweetness up front.
    5.7%
  • Hail Michigan IPANorth PeakMichigan IPA brewed with corn. Bold hops, dry finish, 70 IBU.
    7.2%
  • Samuel Adams Cherry WheatBoston BeerAmerican wheat ale brewed with Michigan cherries. Sweet, tart, light.
    5.3%
  • Yuengling LagerYuenglingAmber lager from America's oldest brewery.
    4.5%
  • Altes SportsmanAltes Detroit BrewingCopper lager, the Detroit dad beer brought back. All barley malt, German hops.
    5.0%
  • Blood Orange HoneyCheboygan BrewingAmerican wheat ale with Michigan wildflower honey and blood orange. Smooth, softer than most citrus beers.
    5.7%
  • Icabod Pumpkin Ale
  • Sparta IPANorth PeakAmerican IPA, Hail’s sparring partner. Piney and citrusy, 70 IBU.
    7.2%
  • GuinnessGuinnessIrish dry stout on nitro. Roasty, creamy, lighter than it looks.
    4.2%
  • Ichabod Pumpkin AleNew HollandPumpkin ale with cinnamon and nutmeg. Malty, sessionable, the fall standard from Holland, MI.
    4.5%
  • Odd Brother's Ocean Man

Cocktails

  • Copper Mule

    $9

    Traditional mule made with copper distilled vodka

  • Motown Mule

    $9

    Maker’s Mark with Detroit’s famous ginger ale

  • Michigan Mule

    $9

    Featuring Grand Traverse Cherry Vodka

  • Marshall Mule

    $9

    In honor of our very own City of Hospitality, this version features a refreshing pineapple vodka

  • Great Lakes Iced Tea

    $9

    A Pure Michigan twist on an all-time classic

  • Curse of Bobby Layne

    $7

    Considered the greatest QB in Lions’ history, as well as one of the greatest drinkers, Bobby Layne led Detroit to three NFL Championships in the 1950’s. Then, the Lions traded him. Legend has it that on his way out, Bobby cursed the Lions, saying they wouldn’t win another championship for another 50

  • Black Velvet N Coke

    $4.25
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