Five-Course Whiskey Del Bac Dinner At Feast

Five-Course Whiskey Del Bac Dinner At Feast

Dec 8, 20151 min read
What
Whiskey Dinner at Feast
When
Dec. 9, 6:30pm

Cost
$60
More Info
eatatfeast.com

When you bring Stephen Paul of Hamilton Distillers and Chef Doug Levy of Feast together for one night, what do you get?

A decadent five-course Whiskey Del Bac dinner that merges two Tucson favorites.

The lineup is exactly what we’ve come to expect from the Feast kitchen: a fresh, upscale take on traditional comfort food. Wednesday night’s menu highlights include rabbit pie with apricot schnapps and beef tenderloin with a black garlic veal reduction.

The Hamilton Distillers Whiskey Dinner takes place at 6:30pm on Wednesday, December 9. Seats are $60 per person.

Feast’s Whiskey Del Bac Dinner Menu

First Course
  • Rabbit pie with carrot-onion custard and apricot schnapps.
    • Served with Hamilton Distillers Whiskey Del Bac Classic
Second Course
  • Salmon tartare, whipped goat cheese and mascarpone and cucumber ribbons with fresh flowers.
    • Served with “Flower Girl” – Hamilton Distillers Whiskey Del Bac Classic, Carpano Bianco Vermouth and Fleur de Sommer Amer
Third Course
  • Braised house-smoked pork belly with collard greens, hominy and black tea cream.
    • Served with Hamilton Distillers Whiskey Del Bac Clear
Fourth Course
  • Sunnyside-up beef tenderloin with almond butter mashed potatoes and sautéed kale.  Served with a black garlic veal reduction.
    • Served with “Morricone” – Hamilton Distillers Whiskey Del Bac Clear, Limoncello and balsamic vinegar-poached black garlic

Dessert is under wraps, but it’s safe to assume that it will be just as mouth-watering as the first four courses.

For more information, visit eatatfeast.com.

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Theresa Delaney

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