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December 8th, @ High Cotton in Greenville, SC
$45 $55/seat, should start at 6:30pm
Reception
Oysters Mignonette, High Cotton Cured Meats: chorizo, soppressata, coppa wrapped olives, chorizo & cheddar fritters paired w/ Terrapin Golden Ale
First Course
Crispy Seared Carolina Trout, Vidalia onion meyer lemon fondue, trout caviar, frizzled leek parsley salad paired w/ Terrapin Rye-Pale Ale
Second Course
Maple Thyme Glazed Quail, bacon, corn pecan stuffing, apple braised cabbage, bourbon aged bliss maple syrup paired w/ Terrapin Big Hoppy Monster
Third Course
Cocoa Braised natural Bison Shortribs, green grocer farms sweet potato mousaline, coffee cocoa braising reduction, cippolini onion tart cherry compote paired w/ Terra-rye’Zd “Midnight Project” Black Lager
Fourth Course
Goat Cheese Panna Cotta, cracked pepper gastrique, pistachio nougat, bee pollen orange dust paired w/ Terrapin Sun Ray American Wheat
UPDATE: The price of the dinner has dropped from $55 to $45/seat + tax and gratuity. Also, Dustin Watts, VP Sales and Marketing at Terrapin Brewing will be speaking.
Smuttynose Brewing Co. of New Hampshire will begin distribution in South Carolina. According to the Carolina Craft Distributing website, it looks like we’ll be getting Shoals Pale Ale, Smuttynose IPA, Old Brown Dog, Robust Porter & Portsmouth Lager.
Barley’s Taproom in Greenville, SC will be celebrating the release on Oct. 1st.
The 3rd Annual Greer Oktoberfest will be held on Saturday, October 4th. Beer, food, music & local artists. For more information, check out their webpage:
September 18, 2008 @ 7pm
Wednesday, July 16th – 7pm @ Barley’s Taproom in Greenville, SC
Join us along with Bob Fauteux from Weyerbacher Brewing Co. (PA) as we celebrate Weyerbacher’s arrival to SC! We will be having some great Weyerbacher brews on tap & in bottles as well as a possible surprise brew for the event only!
Thomas Creek Brewery has recently redesigned their logo, brand names and all packaging. The new six-packs are already hitting shelves. With this redesign, and the recent addition of a larger bottling line, Thomas Creek is also now bottling their “Class Five IPA” and “Pumphouse Porter. “
I recieved this in an email from the Speaker’s Office:
I just noticed this bill will be discussed at the General Laws Subcommittee meeting on Thursday, April 17, 2008 at 9:00 a.m. in Room 516 of the Blatt Building if you would like to attend and make any comments
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