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Thursday, August 26, 2010

Tap Room No.21

From Rochester, New York
A tribute to “The Noble Experiment”, Tap Room No. 21 embodies an American spirit of perseverance. During the heyday of the Roaring Twenties, corruption was rampant, lawbreakers became icons and speakeasies replaced saloons. As an ode to the repeal of Prohibition, our best kept secret and most cherished contraband is available for you to enjoy among your crew of notorious bootleggers.

The ban has been lifted -- Drink openly, rest easily, and pay no heed to “speak easy”.

Tap Room No.21 Amber Ale....$6.29 / 6pk
There is no better way to celebrate the repeal of prohibition than with a cold glass of Tap Room No. 21 Amber Ale. No longer bound by law to secretly sip away in speakeasies, Moe’s Backroom Amber Ale can now be enjoyed in any setting, so raise a glass to celebrate our freedoms.
Tasting Note:Deep, golden Amber Ale with smooth, full bodied flavor. The palate captures just a hint of honey. Flavors of hop and malt are equally balanced.
Mild-sweetnessEasy to drinkABV: 4.5%IBUs: 10
Awards:Gold Medal, Monde Selection Competition 2009Silver Medal, BTI World Beer Championship 2009



Tap Room No.21 Pale Ale....$6.29 / 6pk
Tap Room No. 21 Pale Ale holds the code to unlocking the mystery of the 1920’s speakeasies. With its balanced flavor, this Pale Ale offers a true taste of American history. No secret handshakes or passwords needed to enjoy this fine ale. Just pop the top and celebrate the repeal of prohibition.
Tasting Note:A true Pale Ale. Balanced Cascade, Amarillo and Tomahawk hops create a citrusy aroma with a clean, crisp finish. The hops give way to a light malt flavor producing a traditional reddish amber hue.
Smooth flavorBalanced flavors complement any mealABV: 5.3%IBUs: 35
Awards:Gold Medal, Monde Selection 200886 Points, Wine Enthusiast Magazine, June 2010


Tap Room No.21 Lager....$6.29 / 6pk
No need to bootleg. This Tap Room No. 21 Lager is available to us all. Out of the ashes of prohibition rises this premium craft American Lager. Once only obtainable in speakeasies to those with the clandestine passwords, Tap Room No. 21 Pale Ale is now available to anyone with taste.
Tasting Note:This traditional Lager was brewed in the full krausening process producing natural carbonation and a clean, smooth taste. The precise combination of six-row barley malt, corn grits, hops from Yakima Valley and the bottom fermenting yeast of High Falls come together to create a beer of supreme quality.
Balanced hop flavorBest served chilledABV: 4.5%IBU: 12





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Monday, August 23, 2010

Food and Wine pairing menu



Provisions Gourmet Market


Food and Wine Pairing Class
August 24, 2010
6:30 - 7:45pm
$30 / person


Reservations Required for this event - click here to sign up
or call Samantha at 314-989-0020




We have paired two experts Certified Sommelier Angela Ortmann (stlwinegirl) and Chef Scott from Provisions Gourmet Market for 5 courses of Food and Wine Pairing. The best bargain in town.
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A Taste of the Mediterranean
Here is the menu!!
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1st: Course
Middle Eastern Dip Plate:
Roasted Garlic Hummus, Baba Ghanoush and Tzatziki

2nd: Course
Seafood Crepe with Shrimp, Herbs de Provence and Goat Cheese

3rd: Course
Chicken Tagine (saffron, ginger, paprika, currants, olive)

4th: Course
Sasiccia Pizzaiola (Sicilian Style Pizza) with Sausage

5th: Course
Baklava