
The beers we tried were good but nothing exceptional. There were two IPAs, one a double IPA that I just couldn't get down. My wife and I are not hops fans normally and I found the double IPA to be very perfume-y for my taste. There were no sour beers at this dinner (but we had a couple last night at Malt House, including an 18 dollar, 750 ml bottle of local New Glarus Brewing's Serendipity.) I guess I'm really starting to like the sour beers.
The Alaskan Brewing Company's representative was a young woman, Megan, who had her two kids there to 'help' and her parents showed up late as the dinner was beginning. It actually wasn't terribly annoying, but in my opinion I would have liked a bit more professionalism. We were spending 45 bucks a head for dinner, after all. I enjoy when they give you more history of the brewery and the beers they serve you. One brewery even had a slide show of the brewery and such playing on a nearby TV and the rep would point out certain things as he discussed them. There was no free pint glass for us like the other dinners, but she did do some trivia and gave away some brewery swag and Dexter's gift certificates. Overall another very nice dinner. Probably ranks third of the three we have been to, but still a very good time.
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