
There is no denying I love beer, so its only natural to celebrate my passion of brewing beer, drinking beer and cooking with all of you. I will kick off OctoBeer Fest at David Burke Primehouse with a homebrew dinner. I know other chefs have helped “make” a beer for a dinner, but I truely have brewed every beer featured at my homebrew dinner. I think that this unique approach of making not only the food but also the beverages will make for a remarkable dinner. The following three days I leave the brewing to the pros and I’ll stay in the kitchen.
Daily beer reception from 630-7:15 pm
Dinner starts at 7:30 pm
4 course meal costs 55 per person plus tax and gratuity Purchase 2 separate dinners for $95 or Purchase all 16 courses (all four seperate dinners) $175
Sunday October 4
Chef Ricks Homebrew Dinner
Reception Beers
Belgian Blond
snow white head, gold color, spice, malt hops & orange essence
Stoned Wheat
seedling farm peach infused wheat beer, zesty aroma
Dinner Beers
Working Man Champagne
whipped cream head, golden body, toasted bread aroma, malt, fruits & spicy hops
I-PAC (India Pale Ale With Chamomile)
malt, toffee, caramel apples and floral hops that finish with chamomile
2 Wood Ale
reddish brown color, sweet aroma, caramel, toasted malt & velvety mouth feel,
started with birch syrup & finished with african mahogany
Mr. Peabody Porter
rich, full bodied, bittersweet, chocolate & coffee

Monday October 5
Two Brothers, Warrenville, Illinois

Tuesday October 6
New Holland Brewery, Holland Michigan
http://www.newhollandbrew.com/

Wednesday October 7
Goose Island, Chicago, Illinois