Menu & Beer Pairings Announced for CBN Valentine’s Dinner with Great Lakes Brewery at Bar Hop
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On February 4, 2013 At 2:30 pm
Category : Beer Events
Tags : Bar Hop, Canadian Beer News Dinner Series, Great Lakes Brewery, Ontario
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TORONTO, ON – The full menu including vegetarian options and beer pairings has been revealed for the next event in the Canadian Beer News Dinner Series, taking place on Thursday February 14th at Bar Hop (391 King Street West, Toronto).
Created by chef Tim Steele and integrating six beers from the Great Lakes Brewery line-up – including the brand new 25th Anniversary Bourbon Barrel Aged Russian Imperial Stout – the menu includes four courses as well as reception nibbles, a pre-dinner amuse-bouche, and post-dinner mignardises.
The menu and other event details, including ticket ordering information, are available now on the event page. Tickets for the dinner are now 2/3rds sold out, so those interested in attending are encouraged to act quickly to avoid missing out.
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