Bourbon, barbeque and bold flavours to reign supreme from
June 1-15, 2014
“Our mission is to change people’s fear of this sorely misunderstood spirit,” said Paul Mon-Kau, owner of The Little. “We’re out to prove that bourbon can be enjoyed by all without burnt tongues, watering eyes or next-day regret.”Coinciding with National Bourbon Day on Saturday, June 14, and Father’s Day on Sunday, June 15, Beasts of Bourbon will wind up over the weekend with a two-day barbeque bash helmed by Mon-Kau and Dustyn Harvey, chef de cuisine for
The District Restaurant Group.“We’ll be house-smoking and serving up more than 40 pounds of classic North Carolina pulled pork, paired with premium bourbon and great company,” added Mon-Kau. “Both Dustyn and I have competed in barbeque competitions including the Bulls Eye BBQ Nationals, and we’re stoked to bring a little of that flavour and fun to the surrounding community.”
Uniting the best that the United States has to offer, featured bourbons will range from familiar names like Maker’s Mark and Jim Beam to lesser-known brands including Booker’s True Barrel Small Batch and Blanton’s Single Barrel. Meet the Beasts:
1 – Booker’s True Barrel Small Batch Bourbon Whiskey
2 – Buffalo Trace Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
3 – Bulleit Bourbon Frontier Whiskey
4 – Eagle Rare Single Barrel Bourbon Whiskey
5 – Jim Beam Kentucky Bourbon
6 – Knob Creek 9 Year Old Small Batch Bourbon
7 – Maker’s Mark Kentucky Bourbon
8 – Maker’s Mark 46 Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey
9 – Jim Beam Devil’s Cut Bourbon Whiskey
10 – Woodford Reserve Distiller’s Select Bourbon
11 – Four Roses Yellow Label Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
12 – Hancock’s President’s Reserve Single Barrel Bourbon Whiskey
13 – Blanton’s Single Barrel Bourbon
With a line-up like that, there’s every reason to tame the Beast – for bourbon virgins and lovers alike.About The Little District Roadhouse: Established in 2013 by owner & chef Paul Mon-Kau,
The Little District Roadhouse marries classic Americana with premium comfort food. With its blues-heavy soundtrack, exposed brick and rustic filament lighting, The Little feels like home from the first drink to the last (of many). The Little District Roadhouse is part of The District Restaurant Group, a collection of community restaurants designed to get people talking. For more information on The District Restaurant Group, please visit www.eatatdistrict.com.
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