Nov. 30: Stillwater Ales dinner at Noble

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Nov. 30: Stillwater Ales dinner at Noble

POSTED: Monday, November 29, 2010, 7:24 PM

Filed Under: Booze | Food Events

Brian Strumke, brewer from Baltimore's very up-and-coming Stillwater Ales, will hold court at Noble (2025 Sansom St.) tomorrow evening for a four-course, game-focused dinner paired with Stillwater's Belgian-style beers. The dinner (7-9 p.m.) costs $65 a head and will feature dishes like wild hare terrine; housemade pappardelle with duck ragu; and leg of wild boar. Strumke will pour Stillwater's Autumn Saison and Saison Darkly on draft, along with his Stateside Saison and Cellar Door in big bottles. Call 215-568-7000 to reserve.

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