Category: brewpubs

Great Waters Beer Dinner

By on July 27, 2009in beer dinners, beer events, brewpubs

Due to the wonderful feedback and great fun of our first beer dinner back in June, we’ve planned another. We’ve got a new 5 course menu ready to match with some late summer seasonals as well as some of our traditional favorites.

Tickets are $55 per person. MBA members $45. We will be limited to 50 tickets once again, so don’t procrastinate.

Course 1:
Arepas chicken tinga drizzled with cilantro aioli
Paired with the Golden Prairie Blonde
Course 2:
Chile-lime fruit & vegetable salad
Paired with the triumphant return of the Tighty Whitey Wit
Course 3:
Pork tenderloin with fried polenta and chorizo & corn salsa
Paired with the Brown Trout Brown Ale
Course 4:
Pistachio encrusted walleye with corn fritters and a yellow pepper & orange sauce
Paired with the Kaizerweizer Hefeweizen
Course 5:
Chocolate mosaic
Paired with the Blackwatch Oat Stout

Beer pairings are subject to availability and may change.
Call or come in for tickets today, and get your place at the table for fun, food, and beer.

Prairie Porter at McCann’s

By on July 22, 2009in brewpubs

Here’s a little note about Prairie Porter from Chris Laumb at McCann’s in St. Cloud.

Prairie Porter is back at McCann’s: We are please to release and old favorite-Prairie Porter: Brewed with four English malts and two English hop varieties giving this beer a dark, rich, roasty background with light smokey undertones. Bittersweet chocolate flavor develops in the finish.

New Beer at Town Hall

By on July 22, 2009in beer events, brewpubs

Look for Minneapolis Town Hall Brewery‘s Sunrise Ale later this week. It is a Belgian Abbey Style Blonde ale. As Mike puts it, “Light, crisp and full of flavor. Great malt and Belgian yeast character…no hops here.”

And on Monday at 5pm, enjoy $2.50 pints of the next beer in their single hop series, Columbus Pale Ale, described as “not for the faint of heart… we used a ton of the American Columbus hop in this beer, and with the very light malt backbone of a Pale ale this beer really really is all about the hops.”

Sold. Mmm.