Events List

BEER DINNER

Perrin Brewing Company

Tuesday August 28th @ 6:30PM

Welcoming beer:Perrin Gold-Golden Ale-4.8%

First Course: Crunch Cucumber and Roasted Red pepper Sesame Salad

Paired w/Passionfruit Gose- Gose w/ Hawaiian Sea Salt & Passionfruit-4.3%

Second Course: Spicy Coconut & Pineapple Chicken Fried Rice 

Paired w/No Way IPA-Juicy IPA-7.5%

Third Course: Marinated Pulled Prk Egg Rolls w/Sriracha Sweet-n-Sour dipping Sauce

Paired w/Blackberry IPA-American IPA w/ Blackberry-5%

Dessert: House Made Japanese Style Doughnuts 

Paired w/Unfinished Business- Japanese Imperial Stout-13.1%

Buy Your Tickets Today!!

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/perrin-brewing-beer-dinner-tickets-47312144899

What’s better than a story about an unexpected success?? A Dark Horse that rises to the top and produces great beer!! Spend your Thursday evening with us as we showcase the brews of Marshall, MI’s own Dark Horse Brewing. 

Tap List:

-Oktoberfest-Marzen-7.5%

-Scotty Karate-Scotch Ale-9.75%

-Smells Like A Safety Meeting-American IPA-8.5%

-Crooked Tree-American IPA-6.5%

-Double Crooked Tree-Double IPA-12%

-BBA Toonilla-BBA Cream Stout w/ Coffee & Vanilla-7.5%

-Plead the Fifth-Russian Imperial Stout-11%

You don’t have to go to Germany to partake in the celebration of the world’s most well-known beer festival. HopCat will bring it to you! We’ll be pouring our favorite local and authentic imported Oktoberfestbiers, and serving our favorite German-inspired food specials. Guests are encouraged to wear their best lederhosen or dirndls. We’ll also be giving away a limited amount of Oktoberfest steins (while supplies last) so get there early!

Pouring:

1. HofBrauHaus– Oktoberfestbier – 6.3%
2. Great Lakes-Oktoberfest-6.5%
3. Sierra Nevada w/ Weihenstephan-Oktoberfest- 6%
4. Bells-Octoberfest-5.5%
5. Sam Adam’s Octoberfest- 5.3%

A little history from the official Oktoberfest website - "Why is Oktoberfest called "Oktoberfest" when it actually begins in September?

The historical background: the first Oktoberfest was held in the year 1810 in honor of the Bavarian Crown Prince Ludwig's marriage to Princess Therese von Sachsen-Hildburghausen. The festivities began on October 12, 1810 and ended on October 17th with a horse race. In the following years, the celebrations were repeated and, later, the festival was prolonged and moved forward into September.

By moving the festivities up, it allowed for better weather conditions. Because the September nights were warmer, the visitors were able to enjoy the gardens outside the tents and the stroll over "die Wiesen" or the fields much longer without feeling chilly. Historically, the last Oktoberfest weekend was in October and this tradition continues into present times."