- Highland Brewing Company - St. Terese's Pale Ale
- Highland Brewing Company - Little Hump
- Highland Brewing Company - Gaelic Ale
- Highland Brewing Company - Oatmeal Porter
- Wicked Weed Brewing - People's Choice Pale Ale
- Wicked Weed Brewing - Coercer
- Biltmore Brewing Company (brewed at Highland Brewing) - Cedric's Pale Ale
- Unibroue - Ephemere Apple
- New Belgium Brewing Company - Foudre #1
- New Belgium Brewing Company - Foudre #17
- New Belgium Brewing Company - Foudre #28
- Liefman's - Goudenband
And now a bit of food and drink again from the weekend in Asheville.
- Cedric's Tavern (Biltmore Estate) - Cedric's house-made pickles: Sweet dill pickle with onion and lots of cider-vinegar. Also had slices of pickled onion in the jar. These were some of the best pickles I've had in a very long time. I also found the recipe for the pickles here. I'm going to make some of these up this summer!
- Cedric's Tavern (Biltmore Estate) - Ham and cheese fondue appetizer. This was made with a salty, Virginia-style country ham thinly sliced and melted white cheddar. It was served with grilled sourdough and was very good.
- French Broad Chocolates - Cacoa nib brownie: A cake-ish brownie filled with cocoa nibs baked right into the dough. Very very good - rich taste of the brownie mixed with the crunch of the nibs giving some contrasting texture. Delicious!
- French Broad Chocolates - Oaxaca: "A contemporary Mexican hot chocolate with house-ground chocolate, almonds, organic sugar, cinnamon & milk. this is what you’d get in a chocolate shop on the streets of Oaxaca." This is incredibly rich and I would say could be tempered some with a cold glass of milk. Take your favorite dark chocolate almond bar, add a touch of cinammon, and some high quality milk then liquify it and you have a good idea of what this was like. Super good but oh so rich. I could get very very fat if I lived in Asheville just from eating French Broad Chocolates.
- Wicked Weed Brewpub - Corn-dusted trout aioli sandwich: Crispy, crusty bread with a nice mild trout filet. Aioli is a bit too vinegary with the mildness of the trout, but very good. Fries that came with it are very good and salted with sea salt, but they were a bit overcooked.
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