Tomorrow Belgium celebrates "Feestag" Belgian Independence Day.
It's marks the oath of King Leopold of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld as first king of the Belgians on 21 July 1831.
This first appeared on my party radar last year- and I learned that Belgium was once under Dutch rule.
Tomorrow Ommegang/Duvel Moortgat's Megan Maguire will lead a party train around the city to the following bars:
Grace Tavern-(Start 5 pm)
Devil’s Den
Monks
The Abbaye
Belgian Café
It's likely the gang will end up at Monks.
Featured beers include:
Ommegang Zuur,
Belgian Pale Ale,
Maredsous,
Duvel,
La Chouffe,
Houblon Chouffe.
There will be some nice give aways…just look at that festive glass.
***ALSO of NOTE
Bridgids will be serving up Belgian beers at a special price all day
Mcgillins will be featuring specials Palm Belgian Amber and Mussels
CITY TAP HOUSE will be featuring special pricing on Belgian and Belgian-style ales, rare and unusual beer offerings and a chance to win a pair of tickets to Ommegang’s Belgium Comes to Cooperstown event. From the "Beer Advisory"
"All day, guests can enjoy $3 Ommegang Hennepin Belgian-style wheat beer and $6 Duvel Green Belgian ale draughts. At 6 p.m., the bar will tap kegs of Ommegang Belgian Pale Ale (BPA), a finely made, aromatic Belgian ale and Ommegang Zuur, a collaborative brew with Brouwerij Liefmans of Belgium that is a blend of two aged Liefmans ales, a touch more malt-y and less acidic than a Flemish red. For $12, guests can enjoy a flight of all four beers. Any purchase of Ommegang or Duvel throughout the day enters the guest to win a pair of tickets to Ommegang’s Belgium Comes to Cooperstown event; the drawing will be held at 9 p.m. "
1 comments:
Great Tavern I was there last week. Worst experience I ever had was at the belgian tavern on chestnut st called eulogy. I was having dinner and a mouse ran across the floor across my feet and into when down I guess into the kitchen. Dirty place. Will never go back.
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