Ten Storey Malt Bomb
Ten Storey Malt Bomb
Silver Lining
Cats Heads
Rig Pig
Oatmeal Stout
Blowout
Cat Heads
Rig Pig
Blowout
Paraffin Budgie
Red Adair 1914
Blackballed
Golden Centennial
Northern Brewer
Copenhagen War Horse
Home Brew
6am Check In
The House Of Botanicals Ogv Dry Gin
The House Of Botanicals Old Tom
The House Of Botanicals
Whitley Neill Rhubarb & Ginger
Whitley Neill Blood Orange
Whitley Neill Blackberry
1800 Silver 100% Agave
1800 Reposado 100% Agave
Jack Daniels
Monkey Shoulder
Glen Garioch 1797 Founder's Reserve
Woodford Reserve
Glenfiddich Experimental Series
Glenfidich Experimental Series
Bruichladdich Islay Port
The Macallan Sherry Cask
Pietro Nicola: Pescaro
Pietro Nicola: Caffe Margaux
Cocchi Vermouth Di Torino
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Zero
Fever Tree Tonic
Fever Tree Tonic Naturally Light
Fever Tree Lemonade
Fever Tree Ginger Beer
Fever Tree Ginger Ale
Fever Tree Soda
North Sea Tiger
Greenhands
Black Gold No.1
Northern Nugget
Wild Citra
Bacardi Blanca
Goslings Black Seal
Diplomatico Reserva Exclusiva
Plantation O.f.t.d
Campari
Suze
Cointreau
Martell Vs
Billabong Ella
Thistly Cross
Red Adair
A Hidden Gem in Aberdeen: A Deep Dive into the Ogv Taproom Menu
If you’re searching for a place in Aberdeen that blends craft beer culture with a thoughtfully curated food experience, Ogv Taproom at 10 Bridge Pl should be on your radar. As someone who regularly explores local culinary scenes, I found the Ogv Taproom menu to stand out for both its diversity and its attention to detail.
The first thing that strikes you is the craft-forward identity of the menu. Whether you're a seasoned beer enthusiast or a casual sipper, there's something to complement your drink-from classic bar snacks to more elaborate dishes. I was particularly impressed with the locally-sourced charcuterie boards, which offered a generous mix of meats and cheeses, ideal for sharing over a flight of Ogv’s in-house brews. The loaded fries (with options like BBQ pulled pork or vegan chilli) are a must-try-comfort food elevated with rich, bold flavors.
The vegetarian and vegan options deserve special mention. Many taprooms often treat plant-based items as afterthoughts, but Ogv gives them equal weight. The vegan burger was hearty and flavorful, with a well-balanced texture and seasoning.
From a usability standpoint, the menu is well-organized, clearly marked for allergens and dietary preferences, and updated frequently-something not all taprooms manage consistently. The rotating specials reflect the seasons and pair beautifully with limited-release beers, showing a synergy between kitchen and brewery.
What sets Ogv Taproom apart is the atmosphere that the menu helps to foster-welcoming, modern, and unpretentious. The menu isn’t trying to impress with complexity, but rather with execution, pairing, and customer focus.
For locals or visitors seeking a craft-centric food and drink experience in Aberdeen, the Ogv Taproom menu is a compelling reason to drop by.