The One & Only Patron Dinner At Reforma Cocina y Cantina

Sep 29, 20151 min read
What
The One & Only Patron Dinner
When
6:30pm on October 12, 2015
Where
Reforma Cocina y Cantina
4310 N. Campbell Ave.
More info.
reformatucson.com

It was only a matter of time before Reforma Cocina y Cantina brought a Patron Dinner to the table.

On October 12 at 6:30pm, the restaurant is pairing their central Mexican-inspired cuisine with the king of tequila for a night of all things Patron. The menu itself will transport you to Central America, with chiltepin chiles, white corn grits, and agave nectar all making an appearance.

NOTE: Reservations must be made by calling (520) 867-4134.

As a special treat, Reforma will be serving Gran Patrón Piedra Extra Añejo, an ultra-premium tequila, at the end of the dinner for guests to sip on.

Seats are $75, all-inclusive, and reservations are required. Dinner begins at 6:30pm.

Reforma Patron Dinner Menu

First Course

  • Ensalada Pico Con Hojas de Mostaza – Baby mustard greens, watermelon, jicama, orange, chiltepin, cilantro
  • Paired with Patron Silver + Kaffir Lime

Second Course

  • Caldo Michi – Halibut, prawn, chayote squash, potato, chipotle fumet
  • Paired with Patron Reposado + Citronage

Third Course

  • Pozole Solido – Ancho-rubbed pork tenderloin, white corn grits, pickled radish, salsa aguacate
  • Paired with Patron Anejo Old Fashioned

Dessert

  • Margarita Key Lime Pie – Patron Silver, graham cracker, meringue Brulee, agave nectar
  • Paired with Patron Indendio + Aztec bitters

For more information, visit reformatucson.com.

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Theresa Delaney

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