Thursday night, the Anheuser Busch Brewery held a special National Beer Day/The Repeal of Prohibition party; the event consisted of a 3 course meal with beer pairings, live music, and beer. This was the warm up for this Saturday’s public Repeal of Prohibition party.
Once dinner was ready, we were treated to a 3 course meal with an explanation of the pairing from Brewmaster Travis Moore. The courses consisted of:
The evening ended with more beer, more music, and chatting with others at the event – both invited guests and AB employees.
Saturday’s event is open to the public; tickets are $33 and available here or at the Biergarten. The ticket price includes a commemorative glass, samples of the 3 beers, and the music. Guest are encouraged to wear 1930s attire, and those that do will receive a commemorative 1933 labeled Budweiser bottle.
The event goes from 5:00pm to 10:00pm; the Clydesdales will show up at 7:00 and there will be photo opportunities with them.
If you go, look for Toner and Steve. Also try their current Underground Collection beer – Date Night, a light lager cellared on vanilla beans and cherries; it’s one of their best beers right now.
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