On Monday, August 19,
Cask & Larder Brewmaster Ron Raike and Bar Manager Larry Foor serve up a four-course battle–beer vs. whiskey showdown with house-brewed Cask & Larder beers and Brewmaster favorites paired head-to-head against selections
from the Brown-Forman Family of Fine Whiskies in Florida. Starting with a reception at 5:30 p.m.,
the four-course dinner will offer guests the chance to taste a
flavorful selection of beers and whiskies alongside Cask & Larder’s
acclaimed kitchen creations.
Reservations are now available for $65 per person, including tax and
gratuity. For an additional $10, each guest can also receive a copy of
Chef Owners James and Julie Petrakis’ signature cookbook, The Ravenous
Pig: Seasons of Florida. For reservations,
call (321) 280-4200.
Before the dinner, Whiskey
Brand Champion and Certified Spirits Specialist Michael Ring, as well
as our contenders
Ron and Larry are available to “talk smack,” answer questions about the
great beer vs. whiskey debate, and offer tasting notes on what diners
should seek out in pairing great food with great drinks.
Dinner Menu:
Reception with Hand Passed Hors d’Oeuvers
Beer: Berliner RogenWeiss (3.3% abv) – Refreshing German-style sour with Rye and Wheat |
Whiskey: Jack Daniels “Gentlemen Jack” TN
First Course: Cucumber Gazpacho
Chilled Lobster Ceviche, Hearts of Palm, Charred Mango, Lemon Verbena
Beer: Olde Southern Wit (5% abv) – Brewed with Coriander, Lemon, Lime and Grapefruit Zest |
Whiskey: Old Forester Bourbon KY
Second Course: Chicken Liver Spedini
Southern Stone Fruit Bread Salad, Bacon Sorghum Vinaigrette
Beer: White Oak Barrel Aged Trois Mois Saison (7.1% abv) |
Whiskey: Jack Daniels “Single Barrel Select” TN
Third Course: Pork Cheek Dumpling
Calico Bay Scallop-Beet Ragu, Fennel-Olive Slaw
Beer: Jack Daniels Barrel Aged St. Kate’s Stout (5% abv) |
Whiskey: Woodford Reserve Bourbon KY
Fourth Course: Peach Cornmeal Upside Down Cake
Beer: Whiskey Barrel Aged Imperial Porter (9.2% abv) |
Whiskey: Woodford Reserve Double Oaked KY
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