Dinner for Two at Crossroads

We invite our honored Heritage India guests to get to know Crossroads, our sister restaurant serving a tasteful mix of world flavors.

This certificate entitles you to dinner for two for $35. The special dinner includes three shared tasting dishes and a bottle of house wine.

Please print it and bring it with you to Crossroads, located at 1901 Pennsylvania Av NW.  We look forward to introducing you to our unique global cuisine.

Glover Park, Where Membership Has its Privileges

We’re pleased to offer a year of discounts to our neighbors in the Glover Park Citizens Association. We look forward to welcoming Association members and offering these monthly specials:

March: A complementary glass of red or white house wine
April: 10% off weekend brunch
May: Free appetizer of Onion Bhajji or Papri Chaat
June: Order one entree and get the second at half price (equal or lesser value)
July: Any cocktail half price
August: Any cocktail half price
September: Any dessert half price
October: Any entree half price
November: 15% off your entire bill
December: Buy a gift certificate and get an extra 20% value free

Announcing Malgudi, Fine South Indian Cuisine

The Heritage India family of restaurants is proud to announce Malgudi, opening Feb. 19 on our Glover Park property.

Serving fine South Indian cuisine, Malgudi is inspired by the work of renowned Indian novelist R.K. Narayan. Malgudi is a fictional town somewhere in South India located on the shores of the fictional river Sarayu.

Malgudi is open for lunch and dinner Tuesday through Sunday at 2400 Wisconsin Av NW.

Here’s what awaits you:

With rice and millets as a staple, the cuisine is famous for its various spices and the region has been a traditional exporter of spices from time immemorial, catching the fancy and interest of the Arabs, Dutch, French and English sailors who discovered the flavors of cardamom, pepper, cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg used by the local people in their foods. Coconuts are an equally important element of most South Indian food, as coconut palms grow in abundance in the region, particularly along the long coastline of South India.

The region’s food includes lentils, spices, chilies, coconuts and other locally available fruits and vegetables such as tamarind, plantains, gourds, root tubers, garlic and ginger.

While much of the food of South India is vegetarian owing to the dominant Hindu and Brahmanical norms, fish and seafood dishes are popular in the coastal areas and different meats and game are also relished by people across the region.

View the menu then view these soul-satisfying dishes on your table on your next visit to Heritage India and Malgudi. Enjoy!

Our Valentine's Day Gift to You: $10 Off

Save $10 at Heritage India • Café Luna • Fiesta Tapas Restaurant & Lounge

Take $10 off your next dine-in visit to Heritage India, Café Luna or Fiesta. Minimum purchase of $30 required, exclusive of tax and tip. One per table. Valid for 90 days. To redeem, print this message or show it on your phone.


Heritage India Georgetown
2400 Wisconsin Ave., NW
(202) 333-3120

Heritage India Dupont Circle
1633 P St., NW
(202) 387-7400

Café Luna
1633 P St., NW
(202) 387-4005

Fiesta Tapas Restaurant & Lounge
1327 Connecticut Ave NW
(202) 659-1544

Holiday Hours (Timings)

Heritage India Georgetown
Dec. 24: Open for lunch and dinner
Dec. 25: Closed for lunch and dinner
Dec. 31: Open for lunch and dinner
Jan. 1: Closed for lunch and open for dinner


Heritage India P Street Dupont Circle
Dec. 24: Open for lunch and dinner
Dec. 25: Open for lunch and dinner
Dec. 31: Open for lunch and dinner
Jan. 1: Closed for lunch and open for dinner

Dupont Circle Happy Hour

We’re pleased to share our blueprint for happiness, a.k.a, our Dupont Circle happy hour menu. We invite you to get reacquainted with the same formula that led Washingtonian to list Heritage India Dupont Circle among the city’s top 100 bars. Your favorite Indian tapas are buy one, get one free again. Plus, we’ve expanded the menu with selections from neighboring Café Luna. The drink specials are flowing and we’re saving a barstool for you as follows:

What: Heritage India and Café Luna Happy Hour
When: Monday-Friday 4-7 pm; Saturday-Sunday 3-6 pm
Where: 1633 P St. NW
Contact: (202) 387-7400 | Website | Facebook | Twitter | Email List | Blog Feed
Food & Drink: Detailed below

Happy Hour Drink Menu

• House wines $4.75
• Domestic bottle beers $4.00
• Craft beers $4.00
• Margaritas, Sangrias, Cocktails and Martinis $4.50
• Ask for pitcher deals

Happy Hour Tapas

Frankie / Kathi Roll

Aloo Tikki Chaat
Found in almost every food stall and street food vendor in Delhi…Potato patties served with spicy chickpeas, topped with sweet yogurt, tamarind chutney and spicy cilantro sauce

Bhelpuri
This iconic street food item from western India is low fat and nutritious…made of puffed rice, green mango, chopped onions and potato topped with a combination of green hot sauce and tamarind

Golgappas
Known by different names  ... “puchka” and “pani puri” to name a few … This is undoubtedly the most eaten snack in the whole of India. Puffed whole wheat and semolina crisps stuffed with potato and chickpea, accompanied by spicy tamarind water to dunk into.

Papri Chaat
Lip-smacking and the most popular of all…prepared with whole wheat crackers, diced potato, chickpeas and an assortment of sweet and spicy sauces

Onion Bhajji
A popular Indian snack, also known as “pakora.” Onions in a spiced chickpea batter, fried.

Samosa
A triangular savory pastry filled with spiced potato and peas. Served with tamarind chutney.

Kurkuri Palak
Crisp spinach leaves topped with a light chickpea batter, sweet yogurt and seasonings

Frankies
Also known as the Kathi Roll ....a street food item originating from Kolkatta...the common man’s meal on the go. Spiced grilled chicken or fresh cottage cheese rolled in an egg battered tortilla.

Café Luna Beginnings

Empanadas
Chicken, Beef or Spinach and Cheese

Spinach & Artichoke Dip  
Oven-baked creamy spinach, artichoke and cheese dip. Served with flatbread.

Chicken Milanese Tenders
Crispy pan-fried chicken with plum tomato sauce

Mediterranean Medley
Hummus, Baba Ganoush and Tzatziki with Pita bread

Bruschetta
Toasted Ciabatta bread with basil and vine-ripened tomatoes

Classico Mussels
Steamed with, tomatoes, garlic and white wine

Tapenade Trio
Basil pesto, sundried tomato tapenade and black olive tapenade served with flatbread

Calamari Gremolata
Crispy calamari with a gremolata of parsley, garlic and lemon zest with plum tomato sauce

Mozza Luna
Fried mozzarella with spicy tomato marinara sauce

Quesadillas
Chicken and salsa fresco or beef and mushroom

Gift Certificates with Extra 20% Value

The Heritage India family of restaurants has a valuable gift for you. When you purchase a gift certificate, we’ll add an additional 20% to the value of the certificate. Buy a $50 gift certificate and your special someone will receive $60 to spend on our exclusive cuisine.

All four of our restaurants are offering the 20% bonus:

• Heritage India Georgetown and Dupont Circle (P Street NW)
• Fiesta Tapas Restaurant and Lounge
• Cafe Luna

This is our way of thanking you for sharing our restaurants with someone on your gift list. Wishing you and yours a delicious holiday season.

One Door Opens, One Door Closes

We are making changes to our family of Heritage India restaurants.

We're saying an enthusiastic hello to our new Heritage India just off Dupont Circle at 1633 P St. NW. It's at your service for lunch and dinner seven days a week. The menu includes combination plates for lunch and weekend brunch on Saturdays and Sundays. Please call (202) 387-7400 for delivery, carryout and reservations.

We're saying a fond farewell to Heritage Asia Thai Bistro, which is closing on Dec. 15. It has been a great pleasure to serve you our unique Thai and Pan-Asian recipes. Heritage India Georgetown remains open as usual seven days a week for lunch and dinner. After Dec. 15, please come upstairs to pick up carryout orders. We are considering other possible uses of the first-floor space. As we explore options to showcase another type of exclusive cuisine, we invite you to subscribe to our newsletter and follow our Facebook and Twitter accounts for the latest news. Use the sign-up box and links at right to connect. Thank you for your understanding as we transition our space to provide you with the caliber of food and service you have come to expect from the Heritage India family of restaurants.

Breaking News: Now Open in Dupont Circle

Our newest Heritage India restaurant has opened at 1633 P St. NW just east of Dupont Circle. View the menu or just come visit for lunch or dinner. More details to come!

Introducing Weekend Brunch

Two words to help you get over this Hump Day Wednesday: Weekend brunch! New at Heritage India beginning Saturday. All you can eat for $29.95 including unlimited Mimosas, Bloody Marys, champagne, house martinis and house vodka, gin, rum and tequila. Brunch only without alcoholic beverages is $19.95. Children’s brunch for ages 3-7 is $15.95 with unlimited sodas and juices or $10.95 for brunch only. Once you look at the eye-popping menu, you’ll wish the weekend was already here.

Mention this post for a 10% off friends and neighbors discount any weekend in October.

New Desserts for Sweet Endings

Introducing our new dessert menu, a combination of classics with a twist. Indian ice cream (kulfi) is crave-worthy in traditional pistachio flavor, but now you can sink a spoon into mango or berry flavor as well. Sample from our Thai menu with mango sticky rice or honey fried banana. Or drink your dessert with a digestive tea or after-dinner cocktail.

Shahi Tukra

Shahi Tukra
From the royal kitchens of the nawabs of Hyderabad comes this deliciously rich bread pudding

Rasmalai
Chilled cream cheese and milk puffs served in a light, milky, pistachio-flavored sauce

Gajjar Halwa
A classic Indian carrot pudding made with fresh carrots cooked in milk, butter and nuts. Served warm.

Kulfi
Introducing new flavors of our Indian ice cream: mango, fresh berry and classic pistachio

Gulab Jamoon
Warm soft milk dumplings with rose essence, soaked in sugar syrup

Kheer
India’s traditional rice pudding, flavored with cardamom

HOUSE SPECIAL DESSERTS

Mango with sticky rice (seasonal)

Honey fried banana

SORBETS

Mango, pear, orange or raspberry

DIGESTIVE TEAS

Masala chai

Herbal tea (Peppermint, Chamomile or Lemon Ginger)

AFTER DINNER COCKTAILS

Chocolate French Kiss
Vanilla Vodka, Godiva Chocolate, Godiva White Chocolate, Liquor43
Feels like a touch of silk on your lips

Liqui Oreo
Vodka, Kahlua, Crème De Cacao and Bailey’s topped with Oreo ice cream
Children’s version: Oreo ice cream, chocolate sauce, vanilla ice cream and low-fat milk

Espresso Martini
Vodka, Espresso Coffee, Tia Maria and Kahlua

Fruit of the Vine, Half Price

We’re spilling even more wine secrets, as though the weekly wine and beer specials weren’t tantalizing enough.

Sip fine wine and save a dime during our half-price wine sale. A special basket inside the restaurant holds limited quantities of premium wines, available on a first come, first served basis. When they’re gone, they’re gone. Fine wine for 50% fewer dimes ... what’s not to love?

Here’s what the basket currently holds.

Cono Sur 2010 Riesling, Chile
The winemaker describes this wine as “great, with a strong personality.” Its “clean cut, sharp and distinct notes of citrus – lemon, lime and grapefruit – mingle in with quince and white flower touches. In the mouth, it is fresh, balanced and full bodied.”
Sale price: $14.50 (Regularly $29)

La Châsse du Pape Côtes du Rhône Prestige 2009 White Blend, France
“Fruity and well balanced, it develops delicate aromas of white flowers and citrus, combined with a harmonious structure,” notes the vintner.
Sale price: $17.50 (Regularly $35)

Emeritus 2008 Pinot Noir, Russian River, California
Sultry and elegant, with the fragrance of fresh cut flowers
Sale price: $35 (Regularly $70)

Siduri 2008 Pinot Noir, Sonoma Coast, California
According to the San Francisco Chronicle, this wine has pronounced minerality and “toasted-leaf aromas,” coupled with “lots of sweet fruit to match.”
Sale price: $36 (Regularly $72)

Weekly Wine and Beer Specials

Thirsty? We can solve that problem with our weekly wine and beer specials.

Our white wine on special is Argentinean.  The Crios Torrontes 2010 has “enticing aromas that are strikingly similar to Viognier, with hints of peach pit, white pear, flowers, and orange citrus fruit. On the palate, it has beautiful structure and acidity similar to Sauvignon Blanc along with enticing fruit flavors that keep you coming back for another sip and plenty of body for a wine that shows such delicate aromas and flavors…”

It’s specially priced at $22, regularly $35.

Our special red is La Châsse du Pape Côtes du Rhône Prestige. This luscious French Grenache won high praise from Wine Spectator, among many others. It’s specially priced at $21.50, regularly $32.

Beer specials are

Goose Island IPA $4 (Regularly $5.95)
Bass Ale $3.50 (Regularly $5.95)
Sierra Nevada Draft $5 (Regularly $7.95)

Cheers, mates!

Spotlight on Heritage Asia Thai Bistro

What’s this?

Is it Heritage India?

Those are the questions people frequently ask when they see our first-floor dining room.

In fact, it’s Heritage Asia Thai Bistro, our two-year-old sister restaurant owned by Heritage India.

We recently edited the menu, so now is a fine opportunity to sample the delicious Thai and Pan-Asian cuisine our Thai chef serves.

Heritage Asia Menu Autumn 2012

APPETIZERS

Emperor shrimp

SPRING ROLLS
Light crispy wrappers filled with bean thread noodles and vegetables, served with a sweet and sour dipping sauce

EMPEROR SHRIMP
Shrimp and Fresh Vegetables in crisp rice skin wrapper

CRISPY CALAMARI

GOLDEN FRIED TOFU

FISH BALLS
Deep fried fish balls topped with a sweet sour sauce and crushed peanuts

KNOM JEEB/STEAMED SHUMAI
Steamed Thai dumplings filled with minced chicken and crabmeat, topped with roasted garlic

WRAPPING BALLS
Chicken and Shrimp Mince in a wanton wrap

ORIENTAL SATAY
Chicken or Beef served with the traditional peanut sauce

VIETNAMESE GARDEN ROLLS
Fresh vegetables in soft rice wrapper with a choice of Tofu or Shrimp

SHRIMP NEST
Tempura Shrimps tossed in a special sauce, served on a bed of lettuce

SHRIMP CAKES
Shrimp mixed with a chef special sauce, breaded and served with Thai sweet chili sauce

SOUPS & SALADS

TOM YUM
A fragrant lemongrass and exotic spice soup with tofu, chicken or shrimp/seafood

COCONUT MILK SOUP
With tofu, chicken or shrimp

WONTON SOUP
Chicken and shrimp wrapped wantons in a light consommé with fresh vegetables

GADO GADO
An Indonesian salad with mixed greens, tofu, cucumber and peanut dressing

GREEN PAPAYA SALAD

THAI SPICY SALAD
A tangy mixed vegetable salad with tofu, shrimp or beef

GRILLED CHICKEN SALAD
Chicken mixed with fresh vegetables in a spicy lime dressing

LARB GAI
A light and yet refreshing spicy chicken salad, tossed with red onions, cilantro and spicy lime dressing, topped with crunchy rice powder

HOUSE SPECIALS

Hong Kong Ginger Duck

Grilled Lemongrass Saigon Pork

GRILLED LEMONGRASS SAIGON PORK
A Vietnamese Specialty of grilled pork served over vermicelli noodles

HONG KONG GINGER DUCK
Boneless duck lightly fried with mushrooms in gravy

KOREAN SESAME BEEF
Beef marinated in a chef’s special sauce and sesame oil, served with kim chi (Korean pickled cabbage)

GARLIC SHRIMP
Jumbo shrimp sautéed with garlic and pepper

GRILLED CHICKEN AND GREEN PAPAYA
Breast of chicken lightly grilled to a turn, served on a bed of shredded green papaya, tomatoes, dried shrimp and a generous topping of roasted peanuts

BANGKOK BEEF STEAK
Grilled New York steak, served with steamed vegetables and a spicy Thai dipping sauce

TERIYAKI BEEF

CHILI FISH FRY
Fillet of flounder stir fried with chili paste and string beans

ALL OUR HOUSE SPECIALS ARE SERVED WITH A BOWL OF JASMINE RICE

CURRY SPECIALTIES

Malayan Yellow Curry

Penang Curry

RED CURRY
Red curry sauce, coconut milk and basil leaves with tofu, chicken, beef or shrimp/seafood

MALAYAN YELLOW CURRY
Yellow curry sauce, potatoes, onions and carrots with tofu, chicken, beef or shrimp/seafood

GREEN CURRY
Green curry sauce, coconut milk, bamboo shoots and basil leaves with tofu, chicken, beef or shrimp/seafood

PENANG CURRY
Penang curry sauce with coconut milk, peanut sauce and basil leaves with tofu, chicken, beef or shrimp/seafood

FRIED RICE AND NOODLES

Singapore Noodles

PINEAPPLE FRIED RICE
Thai style shrimp and chicken fried rice with cashew nuts and pineapple

FRIED RICE
With vegetables, chicken, beef or shrimp

DRUNKEN FRIED RICE
With vegetables, chicken, beef or shrimp

PAD THAI
Stir fried classic Thai rice noodles with egg, bean curd, peanuts, bean sprouts and tofu, chicken, beef or shrimp

SINGAPORE NOODLES
Vermicelli noodles stir fried with curry powder, bean sprouts and tofu, chicken, beef or shrimp

DRUNKEN NOODLES
Stir fried rice noodles with chili, basil leaves and tofu, chicken, beef or shrimp

PAD SEE EW
Hong Kong style sautéed soft rice noodles with egg, Chinese broccoli and tofu, chicken, beef or shrimp

ENTREES/STIRFRY

THAI BASIL
Tofu, chicken, beef, crispy duck or shrimp/seafood sautéed with chili, garlic and basil leaves

CASHEW NUT
Chicken or shrimp sautéed with cashew nuts, onions, spring onions and served in a light brown sauce

GINGER PERFECT
Tofu, chicken, beef or shrimp sautéed with fresh ginger, onions, mushrooms and green onions in a light ginger garlic sauce

VEGETABLES PERFECT
Tofu, chicken, beef or shrimp tossed with fresh vegetables in a garlic sauce

EGGPLANT AND BASIL
Tofu, chicken, beef or shrimp stir fried with Thai basil, spicy chili and garlic

DESSERTS

STICKY RICE WITH MANGO (SEASONAL)

HONEY FRIED BANANA

SORBETS
Mango, Raspberry, Pear or Orange

ICE CREAMS
Honey, coconut pineapple, rice pudding or mocha

BEVERAGES

Thai iced tea
Thai iced coffee

Heritage Asia shares the Heritage India menus of non-alcoholic drinks and a full bar with house cocktails.

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Heritage Asia is open daily for lunch and dinner with one exception: it is closed for lunch on Sundays. Lunch hours are Monday to Friday 11:30 am to 2:30 pm and Saturday 12 to 3 pm. Dinner, delivery and carryout is open seven nights a week from 5:30 to 10 pm. The phone is the same as Heritage India, (202) 333-3120.

Delivery and carryout orders can combine items from both Heritage Asia and Heritage India. Order online or call (202) 333-3120.

We invite you to follow Heritage Asia on Facebook and Twitter. Likewise, please follow Heritage India’s Facebook and Twitter accounts and also subscribe to our newsletter in the box at right.

September Lunch Menu

If you’re curious to try some of our new curries, we invite you to lunch with us this month. We’re featuring lunch-sized portions of two new curries as well as our additional option of Haldi tandoori-grilled chicken.

One look at the September lunch menu and we’re sure your mouth will be watering.

August Lunch Menu

Here’s the monthly Georgetown lunch menu, designed to make your selection quick and easy, yet not lacking in variety or choice.

EXPRESS STARTERS

PAPRI CHAAT
FISH BALLS
VEGETABLE SPRING ROLLS

MAIN COURSE OPTIONS

GRILLED COMBINATIONS
Served with lentils, naan bread and pillau rice

SEEKH KABAB
Ground lamb rolls, grilled in the Indian oven

LAL CHICKEN TIKKA
Boneless cubes of chicken marinated in yogurt, paprika, ginger, garlic, roasted spices and lemon juice, grilled in the Indian oven

TANDOORI GOBI
Cauliflower marinated in freshly roasted gram flour, yellow chili powder and fresh roasted cumin, grilled in the Indian oven

CURRY COMBINATIONS
Served with rice, naan bread, lentils and spinach with corn

MALABAR COCONUT CURRY
Fresh coconut, ground roasted spices and peanut curry with fish or shrimp

MAKHANI
Shrimp, chicken or paneer in a creamy tomato sauce

ROGAN JOSH
This aromatic chicken or lamb dish is the “sine qua non” of Kashmiri cuisine. “Rogan” meaning color, “josh” meaning passion.

DHINGRI MATTAR
Fresh mushrooms and green peas curry

CHANA MASALA
Chickpeas with fresh herbs and spices

EXPRESS LUNCH
Served with rice only

SAG / SPINACH MASALA
Varying in levels of spiciness, this spinach gravy combines with all. Choose chicken, lamb, shrimp or paneer.

This special lunch menu is available weekdays in from 11:30 am-2:30 pm. On Saturdays and Sundays, lunch hours are 12-3 pm and the regular menu is offered.

Weekly Wine Specials

Our white wine of the week is Lockwood’s 2009 Chardonnay from California. The vintner’s tasting notes call the wine “pure and elegant.”

Aromas of fresh pineapple and orange blossom are supported by French oak nuances. Flavors of nectarine and white peach fill the front palate as citrus tones and minerality linger on through the finish.  This combination of aromas, flavors and textures create a charming Chardonnay experience. Enjoy this wine with a variety of seafood and chicken dishes.

It’s on special for $20 (regularly $36).

Our red of the week is New Zealand’s 2009 Sherwood Pinot Noir. The winemaker notes, “the 2009 Pinot Noir displays ripe, sweet plum notes with an edge of complexity on the nose. The palate is rich and round supported by fine grain tannins.” As for pairings, the wine is considered “an excellent match for most meat dishes.”

It’s on special for $22.50 (regularly $42). Cheers!

Our Georgetown Restaurant is Open

There is some confusion about the status of Heritage India. Make no mistake:

Heritage India is open in Upper Georgetown at 2400 Wisconsin Ave. Lunch and dinner are served daily. Our Dupont Circle restaurant has closed to relocate. We encourage you to patronize our Georgetown location, open for business seven days a week.

The difference between Korma and Pasanda

Pasanda!

Gosht Avad Korma was a popular dish on our previous menu. It literally meant Lamb Korma from Avad. Gosht is the Indian word for lamb/mutton (goat) and Avad is a northwestern frontier province in India.

We’ve replaced Korma with Pasanda on our new menu.

What is the difference, you may ask?

Historically, Korma and Pasanda are two totally different dishes.

Korma is a pale yellow mutton curry. It has yogurt, cardamom, black pepper, ginger and lots of saffron. Ground almonds are cooked in to give it a smooth, creamy texture. Sometimes dried fruits may be added. In essence, Korma is pale yellow creamy mild sauce made of yogurt and almonds.

Meaning “like,” Pasanda refers to a dish that everyone will like, from children to beginners to old hands. It’s a creamy white curry with yogurt, ground cashews and cardamom. Cream may be added for light texture. In essence, Pasanda is a white creamy mild sauce made with yogurt, cream and cashews. Pasanda is milder than Korma.

We at Heritage India have added saffron to give our Pasanda an orange color.

In modern recipes, the difference between Korma and Pasanda gravy has all but disappeared. For cost, Korma does not use saffron. Pasanda may substitute cashews with almonds. Both curries remain mild and contain yogurt. Both sauces may include cream of coconut and dairy cream.

For all you Korma lovers, Heritage India now gives you Pasanda with chicken, lamb or cottage cheese.

Weekly Wine and Beer Specials

Summer means a refreshing chilled wine to cool your palate. Our weekly specials complement spice quite nice, so forgive the rhyme and make some time to dine at Heritage India this week.

Guwürz 2011 is a Gewürztraminer from California’s Alexander Valley Vineyards. A perfect partner for spicy and seafood dishes, it’s on special for $20.50 (regularly $30).

Yeluma Shiraz Voignier 2008 comes from Australia. According to the vintner,

This wine is deep red in colour with sweet, fresh and fragrant aromatics of cherries, plums and bright red-currant fruits. Subtle spices and clove notes are present as are the floral hints of Viognier. This is a medium to full bodied wine with red fruit flavours, fine spices and cloves. It is a rich and softly textured Shiraz with the subtle sweet textures of Viognier.

It’s specially priced at $22.50 (regularly $35).

If you’re looking for smaller amounts of liquid refreshment, we’re also offering:

• Half-bottle of La Linda Malbec 2010 from Argentina for $18.50
• The original Bass Ale on sale for $4.50 per bottle

Cheers!