6-Course Beer Tasting Dinner featuring Sierra Nevada - 7:30pm seating

Description

The Manchester Pub is thrilled to celebrate the Fall Harvest with a special 6-course Beer Pairing Dinner featuring Sierra Nevada! The dinners will take place over 3 grouped seatings on November 9-10.

Founded in 1980, Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. has become 2nd largest craft brewery in America. Our dinner will feature courses paired with the Saison and Dubbel from Sierra Nevada’s Ovila Abbey Ales series, which is a collaboration with the monks at the Abbey of New Clairvaux in Vina, CA and closely follows the traditions established of monastic brewing. The dinner will also include pairings of Sierra Nevada favorites such as the Pale Ale and Kellerweis as well as the Tumbler seasonal autumn brown ale.

Guests will enjoy a rustic 6-course dinner featuring the menu and cooking of Chef Matthew Garelick (Wall and Water Restaurant, Manchester Pub). The seasonal dinner will feature courses such as Risotto Milanese, Coconut Curry “Ciopino” and Dubbel Duck. The full menu is below.

The price for the dinner is $50 per person with a reservation, excluding gratuity. There are three separate group seatings: 6:30pm and 9:00pm on Wednesday November 9 and 7:30pm on Thursday November 10. This ticket is for the Thursday 7:30pm seating on November 10 only.

Here is the preliminary menu (subject to change):

Tasting of Greenmarket Squash
Bento Box
Kellerweis

Risotto Milanese
Port Wine Braised Oxtail, Charred Aji Dulce Pepper
Pale Ale

Mosaic of Autumn Roots
Chestnut Puree, Pomegranate Jus,
Crisp Brussel Sprouts, Trevisiano, Pear
Tumbler

Coconut Curry “Ciopino”
Monkfsh, Mussels, Shrimp,
Spicy Lobster Broth, Roti Bread
Ovila Saison

Dubbel Duck
Seared Breast and Braised Thigh,
Sour Cherry Mostarda, Parsnip,
Cabbage Farci, Bacon
Ovila Dubbel

Empire Apple Fritters
Migliorelli Cider, Pickled Apple Relish, Sharp Cheddar

Matthew Garelick, Chef
Christopher Hamil, Chef de Cuisine
Sous Chefs Victor Cruz and Peter Ilch

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