New Menu Alert: Fresh Dishes Perfectly Paired with Our Craft Beer List

At our beer bar, we're excited to introduce a new menu featuring fresh dishes that pair perfectly with our curated selection of craft beers. Whether you're a fan of traditional tap beer or seeking new flavors, our offerings are designed to enhance your dining experience.

Exploring European Beer Traditions

European beer culture is rich and diverse, with each country contributing unique styles and brewing techniques. In Germany, the Reinheitsgebot, or Beer Purity Law, established in 1516, dictates that beer must be brewed with only water, malt, hops, and yeast. This commitment to purity has led to the creation of iconic beers like Pilsner and Weissbier. Belgium, on the other hand, is renowned for its Trappist beers, brewed by monks in abbeys, resulting in complex and flavorful brews. The Czech Republic is credited with inventing the Pilsner style, a pale lager that has become a global favorite. Ireland's contribution includes the world-famous Guinness stout, known for its rich, dark color and creamy texture.

Pairing European Beers with Our New Menu

Our new menu features dishes that complement the diverse flavors of European beers. For instance, pairing a crisp Pilsner with a fresh seafood platter enhances the beer's refreshing qualities. A rich Belgian Trappist ale pairs well with hearty stews, bringing out the beer's deep, complex flavors. A classic Czech Pilsner complements a traditional goulash, balancing the beer's bitterness with the dish's spiciness. An Irish stout is perfect with a chocolate dessert, as its roasted malt flavors enhance the sweetness of the chocolate.

Discovering New Flavors at Our Beer Garden

Our beer garden offers a relaxed atmosphere to explore these pairings. With a selection of tap beer from various European breweries, you can enjoy the authentic taste of Europe right here in Miami. Whether you're a seasoned beer enthusiast or new to the world of craft beer, our beer bar provides an opportunity to discover new favorites.

Did you know…?

The Reinheitsgebot, established in 1516, is the world's oldest food safety law, ensuring the purity and quality of German beer.