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Ideas for a beer and game menu

Posted on October 28 2009 at 07:06

I've been invited to a game dinner at Brown's hotel in Mayfair next week at which every course is matched with a beer or a perry. I can't make it but thought you'd be interested in the pairings (my notes in italics):

Tags: Worthington’s White Shield lager Kasteel Cru drink:beer & cider rice pudding food:desserts & cakes washed rind cheese washed-rind cheese Stinking Bishop cheese woodcock grouse venison partridge game food:pork food:beef & lamb food:chicken & poultry Innis & Gunn Oak Aged Beer oak aged beer Viru lager kriek Duvel Turberfield ‘perry’ Royale cherry beer Brown's Hotel
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Pairing beer with dessert

Pairing beer with dessert

Posted on July 9 2009 at 14:58

If you were going to introduce someone to beer the last course you’d probably think of would be a dessert but as I discovered at a beer and pudding matching session at Brown’s Hotel in London this week it can be a surprisingly successful combination.

Tags: dark wheat beer dark beer Aventinus witbier wheat beer Blue Moon wheat beer drink:beer & cider raspberry crème brûlée raspberry crème brûlée custard Spotted Dick orange orange pudding steamed pudding steamed orange pudding food:desserts & cakes frambozen raspberry beer fruit beer Brown's Hotel
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