Dec. 10 Thirsty Thursday: Taste of Hanukkah at Kingsgate s Bearcat Lounge
Thirsty Thursday Hanukkah
5-9 p.m., Dec. 10
Kingsgate Marriott Conference Center
University of Cincinnati
151 Goodman Drive
Celebrate the season with traditional holiday treats paired with local brews:
- Beer-Braised Brisket MadTree Happy Amber
- Carrot and Potato Crispy Latke Rhinegeist Dad Hoppy Holiday Ale
- Sweet Noodle Kugel Mt. Carmel Nut Brown
- Doughnut Holes with Lemon Blueberry Jam Rivertown Roebling Imperial Porter
Thirsty Thursdays take place at the Bearcat Lounge on the second Thursday of every month, featuring locally crafted brews paired with themed, palate-pleasing food samplings. Join in the fun anytime from 5-9 p.m. and enjoy four, five-ounce brews with chef-crafted food pairings for $12 per person. Offer valid for guests ages 21 and older.
Kingsgate Garage parking is free when attending Thirsty Thursday events. Complimentary parking only valid with purchase in Bearcat Lounge.
For more information, contact the Bearcat Lounge manager at 513-487-3835. Join the conversation at
facebook.com/KingsgateMarriott
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