Don Julio Tequila Dinner at Reforma Cocina Y Cantina July 20

Don Julio Tequila Dinner at Reforma Cocina Y Cantina July 20

Jul 20, 20151 min read
What
Don Julio Tequila Dinner
When
July 20, 2015
Where
Reforma Cocina y Cantina
4310 N Campbell Ave
Cost
$55/person

Whether it’s craft beer, local wine, scotch, or whiskey, Tucson loves pairing dinners.

On July 20, Reforma is bringing tequila to the dinner table. Though their doors have only been open for under a year, a tequila dinner has been a long time coming.

Reforma is pulling a selection of Don Julio tequila from their extensive list, comprised of over 257 tequila varieties. Expect creative twists on central Mexican cuisine, like Bone Marrow Salsa with Salt-Cured Nopales and Bacon Fat Poached Carnitas.

The $55 dinner starts at 6:30pm and includes five courses, each paired with an aged tequila. As an added bonus, it’s even on Margarita Monday.

Reforma Don Julio Tequila Dinner Menu

Amuse

  • Housemade tortilla chips and salsa venas
  • Paired with: Paloma – Don Julio Blanco

First Course

  • Tostada – Corn tortilla, bacon fat poached carnitas, orange and fennel slaw, salsa crudo
  • Paired with: Don Julio Reposado – Barrel-aged for eight months in American white-oak barrels

Second Course

  • Summer Melon Gazpacho – Jamon Iberico, Tajin, lime
  • Paired with: Don Julio 70 Year – Don Julio 70 Anejo Claro is aged eighteen months in American white-oak barrels

Third Course

  • Grilled Bistro Tender – Bone marrow salsa, salt-cured nopales, cherry tomatoes, baby kale
  • Paired with: Don Julio Anejo – Barrel aged in smaller batches for eighteen months in American white-oak barrels

Fourth Course

  • Lechecilla – Mexican chocolate pudding, amaretto cherries, sesame brittle, Maldon sea salt
  • Paired with: Don Julio 1942 – Produced in small batches and aged for a minimum of two and a half years

For more information, visit reformatucson.com.

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