brewdog news

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wish i was gonna be in edinburgh on november 4th
and not just because i'd love to be off work and travelling
(yes, i know, i only just got me a new contract, but still, who doesn't love being on vacation???)
but because i want this meal!!
(and not just because every other line says "tasting of 3 brewdog beers", although that certainly doesn't hurt my wanting to eat this meal!!)

(click here to get to the actual brewdog blog post)


The Menu and Beers
Arrival glass of Brewdog 77 Lager
Tasting of 3 Brewdog beers followed by
Pumpkin and Orange Soup w/ caraway breadstick and Brewdog 5am Saint
or
Mussel and Saffron Chowder w/ crostini and Brewdog Trashy Blond
Tasting of 3 more Brewdog Beers followed by
Zinfandel braised Lamb Shank w/ sweet potato mash and root vegetable and Brewdog Dogma
or
Tornedos of Fresh Salmon w/ crab & cilantro crumble and green lentils and Brewdog Hardcore IPA
or
Woodland Mushroom and Potato Gratin w/ lemon paprika braised rice and Brewdog Zeitgeist
Tasting of 3 more Brewdog Beers followed by
Chocolate Truffle Torte w/ chocolate paper and Brewdog Paradox
followed by
Artisan Cheeses and Brewdog Tokyo

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