Kings Table Bar & Grill

Beavercreek, OH

Inebrious

Beverage Program Score

Research completed 2026-09-21 · Based on current public sources

Editor: Micah Rousey

Review methodology and evidence standards

The editorial take

Kings Table Bar & Grill runs a beer program built on volume and range: 56 craft taps and more than 75 bottles and cans. The bottle list, updated 09/19/2026, spans Trappist ales, imperial stouts, barrel-aged beers, lagers, and cider, with ABV, serving format, and price noted for each. Belgian and Trappist options include Chimay Grande Réserve and Westmalle Tripel, while the barrel-aged side reaches AleSmith Speedway Stout and New Holland Dragon's Milk. Prices run from $3 to $23, giving clear entry points and higher-end bottles.

What should I order?: Start with a Trappist pour such as Saint-Rémy Rochefort 10 or Westmalle Tripel, then compare against a barrel-aged bottle like New Holland Dragon's Milk or Thirsty Dog Bourbon Barrel-Aged Wee Heavy. Rhinegeist Truth is a lower-ABV canned option.
Who will enjoy this place?: Beer drinkers who want a broad bottle list alongside 56 taps, with clear ABV and pricing across Trappist ales, imperial stouts, barrel-aged beers, lagers, and cider.
What should I expect to spend?: Bottled and canned beer ranges from $3 to $23; Trappist and Belgian ales sit at $7.50–$12 per bottle. Higher-ABV barrel-aged bottles like AleSmith Speedway Stout reach $23, while standard lagers start at $3.
What makes the beverage program distinctive?: The bottle list combines Trappist and Belgian ales, barrel-aged stouts, imperial stouts, lagers, and cider in one document, with ABV, serving format, and price listed for each entry.

Beverage categories

We only score what a venue sets out to do. Categories a venue doesn't attempt are left unscored rather than penalized.

Beer

56 craft taps and over 75 bottles and cans. The bottle list, updated 09/19/2026, spans Trappist ales, imperial stouts, barrel-aged beers, lagers, and cider, with ABV, serving format, and price noted. Trappist and Belgian options include Chimay Grande Réserve and Westmalle Tripel; barrel-aged bottles include AleSmith Speedway Stout and New Holland Dragon's Milk.

Menu strengths

— 56 craft taps and over 75 bottles and cans give the program broad reach.
— Bottle list updated 09/19/2026 includes ABV, serving format, and price for each entry.
— Trappist and Belgian ales are priced $7.50–$12 per bottle, with clear lower-cost lagers from $3.

Standout selections

— Saint-Rémy Rochefort 10: 11.3% ABV Trappist ale, 11oz bottle, $12.
— Westmalle Trappist Tripel: 9.5% ABV Trappist tripel, 11oz bottle, $8.
— New Holland Dragon's Milk: 11.0% ABV barrel-aged imperial stout, 12oz bottle, $9.
— AleSmith Speedway Stout: 12.0% ABV imperial stout, 22oz bottle, $23.

Pricing: Bottled and canned beer $3–$23; Trappist and Belgian ales $7.50–$12 per bottle.

About this review

Research is based on recent public evidence, including official venue materials and beverage menus when available. The review date is the research completion date and does not imply an in-person visit.

Review methodology and evidence standards

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