An update from Town Hall:

Hey All,
We have a big switch in beer happening at the Town Hall Brewery. Starting today we will be pouring Red Ochre Irish Ale. This is a traditional beer brewed just in time for St. Patrick’s Day and it is the first recipe from Adam (our newest brewer).

Monday 3/12 we will release Single Malt. A beer brewed with 100% Golden Promise Malt (the same stuff The Macallen used to make their world famous whiskey). 5-6pm $2 pints of Single Malt.

Wednesday 3/14 look for Pot Of Gold Potato Stout. This popular seasonal is a classic Irish Stout that should float on top of Single Malt, Pub and maybe the Red Ale.

Remember, they are all on special each Wednesday from 5-6pm!

April 7 marks the repeal of that nasty prohibition! To celebrate we will “Roll out the Barrel”. Look for a single keg from our barrel aged cellar. The beer will be released when we open at 12pm. And look for a bluegrass jam beginning at 1pm in the back lounge!

Cheers
Mike

Every Wednesday is Steak Night

Are you ready for a nice thick-cut juicy steak? Well we’ve got one waiting with your name on it. Come in and grab a fresh brew or a glass of wine and enjoy a 10 oz grass fed strip steak cooked how you like it.

$15.95 for a sizzling 10 oz Strip, Mushrooms and Onions, Choice of Potato, Choice of Vegetable and Green Beans with Almonds or Szechuan Style

Every Wednesday at The Herkimer
This offer expires on Thursday, April 05, 2007.

Check it out, starting this Friday we’re pulling out all the stops for a weeklong pre-party.

Stop in and register daily to win a fabulous trip to Las Vegas, along with other slightly less impressive daily prizes.

One entry per person, per day, so you’ll have to visit daily to improve your odds.

Check back for further details or call 320-251-9877

Word on the street is that today was “Cask Beer Tuesday” at Barley John’s. Their current offering is a Double IPA that will be pulled until it’s gone. Here’s their description of the beer (which sounds quite nice, btw):

Our inaugural effort for the hopped up version of an IIPA – Amarillo hops used in excess with supporting roles played by Cascade and East Kent Goldings. Citrus aroma with tons of hoppy goodness. We implemented a simple yet potent grain bill to balance the excess of hops – your not going to burn out your taste buds on bitterness but you’ll know that there is more than the usual dosage of hops in your glass. This is all evidenced by the hop induced haze in the glass (we don’t filter or use clarifiers) – there is plenty of hop residue in this one!