Thirsty Thursday: American Pastime at Kingsgate s Bearcat Lounge July 9
Thirsty Thursday American Pastime
5-11 p.m. July 9, 2015
Kingsgate Marriott Conference Center
University of Cincinnati
151 Goodman Drive
Enjoy tasty treats paired with seasonal local brews following the American Pastime theme:
- BBQ Spiced Chicken Kabob, with Mad Tree Happy Amber
- Bacon-Braised Beans, with Listermann Pre-Prohibition Lager
- Red, White and Blue Potato Salad, with Rhinegeist Puma Pilsner
- Root Beer Float, with Not Your Fathers Root Beer
Thirsty Thursdays take place at the Bearcat Lounge on the second Thursday of every month, featuring locally crafted brews paired with themed, tasty food samplings. Join in the fun anytime from 5-11 p.m. and enjoy four, five-ounce brews with chef-crafted food pairings for $12 per person.
Kingsgate Garage parking is free when attending Thirsty Thursday events.
For more information, contact restaurant manager Todd Curtis at 513-487-3835 or
. Join the conversation at
facebook.com/KingsgateMarriott
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Learn about all Think Thursdays! campus tasting events on the
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Bearcat Lounge
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