Five-Course Beer Dinner With Founders Brewing at Ermanos

Five-Course Beer Dinner With Founders Brewing at Ermanos

Jun 23, 20151 min read

Beer Trio (Flickr/Lindsey G)

What:
Ermanos/Founders Brewing Beer Dinner
When:
6pm, June 29
Where:
Ermanos, 220 N. 4th Ave
Cost:
$55

Ermanos Craft Beer & Wine Bar may be a newcomer, but the bright, airy, and modern establishment has wasted no time injecting themselves into Tucson’s social calendar.

Between Bluegrass Brunch on Sundays, live music on Thursdays, a covetable Happy Hour menu, and a long list of craft beers and wines on tap, there is something for everyone. Simply calling themselves a bar is a bit of an understatement, with Chef Dave Valencia’s stellar lunch, dinner and late-night menus made from scratch with locally-sourced ingredients.

On June 29, Ermanos is showcasing their versatility in another new way. The bar is teaming up with Founders Brewing Company of Grand Rapids, Michigan for a five-course beer pairing dinner crafted specifically to dance with Founders’ brews.

Consider the dinner a sneak peek at what’s to come. The following day, Tuesday, June 30, is the Founders Tap Showcase event. Founders’ Double Trouble, an imperial IPA with 9.4% ABV, will be tapped, which is a first for Arizonans this year.

Tickets are $55. Dinner begins at 6pm.

Ermanos-Founders Brewing Beer Dinner Menu

First Course

  • Mango and Halibut
  • Paired with Mosaic Promise Session IPA

Second Course

  • Double Asparagus
  • Paired with Double Trouble Double IPA

Third Course

  • Memphis-style Ribs
  • Paired with Devil Dancer Triple IPA

Fourth Course

  • Apple, Bacon, Thyme
  • Paired with Curmudgeon Old Ale

Fifth Course

  • Turtles
  • Paired with Imperial Stout

For more information, visit ermanosbrew.com.

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