Patron Tequila Dinner at PY Steakhouse September 1 (MENU)

Patron Tequila Dinner at PY Steakhouse September 1 (MENU)

Aug 29, 20161 min read
What
Patron Tequila Dinner at PY Steakhouse
When
6 p.m., Thursday, September 1
Where
PY Steakhouse at the Casino Del Sol
5655 W. Valencia Rd.
More Info
casinodelsol.com

Enjoy the prowess of Chef de Cuisine Ryan Clark paired with hand-crafted tequila cocktails from Casino Del Sol Mixologist Aaron DeFeo at 6 p.m. on Thursday, September 1 at PY Steakhouse.

Six courses will pair with four cocktails featuring Patron Tequila. The fourth course, a palate-cleansing paloma sorbet, also features Patron.

Representatives from Patron Tequila will be on site to answer questions and share information on the Patron tequilas used.

Seats are $65 per person plus gratuity.

Patron Tequila Dinner at PY Steakhouse Menu

First Course
  • Salted local melon juice
Second Course
  • Sunchoke soup – pozole garnishes
  • Paired with Cóctel de la Granja – Patron Single Barrel Reposado, elderflower, French aperitif, aromatics, lime and grapefruit oil
Third Course
  • Tostada crudo – Hawaiian day boat opah, jalapeño, sorrel, aioli, avocado
  • Paired with a cocktail of Patron Single Barrel Reposado, salted yuzu cordial, lime, Thai basil, and spice
Fourth Course
  • Paloma sorbet – Roca Patron Silver, Jarritos, lime
Fifth Course
  • Cumin-scented Duroc pork loin – aged molé, umami salad, benne seed oil
  • Paired with a cocktail of macadamia nut-infused Patron Single Barrel Reposado, mezcal, oloroso sherry, orgeat, lime, and allspice
Sixth Course
  • Orange sticky cake – burnt agave, fresh figs, habanero semifreddo
  • Paired with a cocktail of Gran Patron Piedra Añejo 100% Tahona, Pedro Ximenez sherry, aromatics, and orange

For more information and to make reservations, please visit the casinodelsol.com.

Article written by:

Jackie Tran

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