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Beer Dinner at Molly Maguires

Fellow blogger Dr. Joel is co-hosting Molly Maguire's first Beer Dinner on Wednesday, November 19th. From his blog:

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Beer Dinner at Molly Maguire’s
Wednesday, November 19, 2008 @ 6:00PM
Hosted by Molly’s Chef Robert Cloud
and Joel Armato from New Holland Brewing Co.

Featuring New Holland’s…

Sundog Amber Ale
Golden Cap Saison Ale
Ichabod Pumpkin Ale
Poet Oatmeal Stout
Mad Hatter IPA
Dragon’s Milk Ale

Five courses of delicious fare accompanied by six selections of award-winning brews.

Tickets are $45.00 (including Tax and Gratuity)

To purchase your tickets, please see a member of Molly’s staff or call (610)933-9550.
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For more, including the dinner menu, please see Joel's blog. Note that the date on his site is incorrect.
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