It’s time to eat,
drink, and be merry!
I’m baaaaaack!
I appreciate you bearing with my hiatus of posts. I hit
up Baltimore to see my people and indulge in a ridiculous amount of the real
deal Maryland crab cakes—my absolute favorite thing to eat—along with great
suds for the past few days.
Well I am back in Atlanta and preparing to hit you,
my cherished readers, with an awesome roster of happenings, my annual
Last-Minute Gift Guide, the best beers to buy for the season, and numerous
other entertaining festivities for the holidays.
First up, Holeman and Finch Public House is hosting a
celebratory beer dinner with one of the best breweries on this side of the
Mississippi—Three Taverns—this Sunday, December 7th, at 7:30 pm. They
will be pouring an astounding seven brews including the extra gangster Heavy
Bells and Feest Noel to pair with five courses flaunting Chef Linton Hopkins’ renowned
culinary mastery for a mere $70 (inclusive).
Holeman and Finch Beverage Director Dan Bollinger arranged
the dinner and he knows his brews, so I am definitely in the building! Why don’t
ya join me? To purchase tickets, hit up bit.ly/1xAbGai. Here is the menu to
further entice you:
Reception @ 7:30pm
Single Intent (Belgian Pale Ale)
Feest Noel (Belgian Strong Dark Ale)
Crisp Falafel with Harissa Buttermilk
Pork & Green Olive Meatballs
Dinner @ 8:00pm
Prince of Pilsen (Hoppy Pilsner)
Crottin De Chavignol with Toast and Smoked Onion Jam
La Peche Mode (Peach Saison)
Cured Trout with Orange Juniper Buttermilk and Herbs
Tripel Reserve (Belgian Tripel Aged in Red Wine Barrels)
Cabbage Wrapped Guinea Hen with Red Wine Reduction
Heavy Bells (Bourbon-Barrel-Aged Belgian Quad)
Heritage Sea Island Pea Cassoulet
Theophan The Recluse (Belgian Stout)
Chocolate Mousse with Hazelnuts and Caramel
Look for more Holiday festivities soon!
Your homey,
Ale