2010 Food & Wine Event 

Booths are in order as you enter the World Showcase from Future World and go to your left (towards Mexico).

Chile

• Shrimp Ceviche $4.75
• Pastel de Choclo (Beef and Corn Pie) $3.75
• Concha y Toro Casillero del Diablo Sauvignon Blanc $2.50
• Santa Ema Reserve Chardonnay $2.75
• Casa Lapostolle Carmenere $2.50
• Montes Classic Cabernet Sauvignon $2.50
  
  Reviews:
  11-1: We tried the Beef and Corn Pie tonight and was that ever a pleasant surprise! Lightly seasoned ground beef with raisins and corn mixed in on the bottom with a cornmeal-like topping that was very similar to mashed potatoes. A decently sized amount for the price too. We also had the Carmenere red wine which had a rich, spiced but not too dry flavor, and the Santa Ema Chardonnay which was a very pleasant Chardonnay with a sharp flavor and not too dry. Great wines that we'll get again.
  

Desserts & Champagne

• Strawberry Angel Verrine $1.50
• Pear Streusel Pudding Cake $1.50
• Dark Chocolate Sensation $1.50
• Dessert Trio $3.50
• Moët & Chandon Impérial $4.75
• Moët & Chandon Rosé Impérial $5.25
• Moët & Chandon Nectar Impérial $5.00
• Moët & Chandon Nectar Impérial Rosé $5.75

Brazil

• Shrimp Stew with Coconut and Lime $4.25
• Grilled Pork Skewer with Farofa $4.00
• Leblon Frozen Caipirinha $7.25
  
  Reviews:
  10-17: This round we gave the Grilled Pork Skewer a shot. A small-ish chunk of pork on a stick with a crumbly coating. Maybe it was just our luck, but ours was very dry and tough - almost too tough to eat. It was just a dried-out piece of pork lacking any unique flavoring or spices. We're for sure not giving this one another go. Did you like it? Was it not as tough for you?
  
  10-15: When someone says "stew" to you, how do you picture it being served? In a bowl, right? Their Shrimp Stew is served on a plate and trying not to spill while finding a make-shift table was difficult. The watery broth is served over rice and is unfortunately completely lacking of any flavor of the coconut and lime that was promised. It did come with 4 decent size shrimp but they were 4 of the most boring shrimp I've ever had, and, they were served tail-on, what kind of stew comes with tail-on shrimp? Enjoy your sticky fingers if you get this one. The dull flavors might make this a safe dish for the non-adventurous but if you ask us, skip it. 

Puerto Rico

• Medianoche Sandwich $2.75
• Asopao de Pollo (Chicken Soup with Rice) $2.50
• Bacardi Frozen Torched Cherry Colada $7.50
• Bacardi Frozen Limón Mojito $7.25
  
  Reviews:
  10-15: Medianoche Sandwich is basically a cuban sandwich and is a good size for the price. While not the best cuban sandwich I've ever had, it wasn't bad. I'd get it again if there weren't so many better offerings at F&W. Asopao de Pollo is a simple chicken soup but the inclusion of green olives gives it a fun twist. Simple. Tasty but not the biggest serving of soup. But at $2.50 at F&W, what do you expect? We've had the Bacardi Mojito before, and it's one of the more unique and refreshingly tasty beverages in the showcase. Read our review of the mojito here.

Argentina

• Grilled Beef Skewer with Chimichurri Sauce and Boniato Purée $4.75
• Roasted Corn and Cheese Empanada $2.75
• Pasual Toso Toronte $2.75
• Bodega Norton Cosecha Tardía $2.50
• Bodega Norton Reserva Malbec $4.25
• Kaiken Cabernet $2.75

Mexico

• Tamal de Pollo (Chicken Tamales with green tomatillo sauce, queso fresco & sour cream) $4.50
• Taco de Chilorio (Corn tortillas filled with marinated pork Sinaloa-style topped with fresh avocado sauce and red onion) $3.75
• Esquites (Fresh corn ) $3.75
• Churro $2.50
• Dos Equis Beer $4.50
• Passion Fruit Frozen Margarita 12oz. $7.25
• Conga Fruit Punch $2.75
• Wine L.A. Cetto Chardonnay $3.95
• Wine L.A. Cetto Petite Sirah $3.95

Poland

• Kielbasa and Potato Pierogies with caramelized onions & sour cream $5.00
• Golabki (Pork Stuffed Cabbage) $2.75
• Belvedere Strawberry Balsamic Chiller $8.75
  
  Reviews:
  10-15: We've had the Pierogies here in the past and they're perfectly fine but we won't be getting them again. Five bucks for a couple potato pierogies is nearly robbery! Head to your grocery store and pick up the equally good (and likely equally frozen) pierogies from your local grocery store's freezer section.

China

• Black Pepper Shrimp with Sichuan Noodles $4.50
• Pork Pot Stickers $3.50
• Xinjiang Barbecue Chicken Stick $3.50
• Carmel Ginger Ice Cream $3.25
  
• Dragon's Hollow Chardonnay $3.50
• Green Tea Plum Wine Cooler $7.00
• Happy Lychee $7.00
• Tsing Tao Beer $6.00
  
  Reviews:
  11-12: Words cannot describe the uniqueness of the Green Tea Plum Wine Cooler. Just try it. Trust us. Tsing Tao beer is a smooth lager - not very hoppy and nearly no bitter aftertaste. If you like Bud you'll like this.
  
  10-3: The Black Pepper Shrimp are shrimp with a light tempura breading served on a bed of chilled noodles. This was the tamest black pepper shrimp I've ever tasted. So much so that we couldn't detect a hint of black pepper anywhere! Very bland shrimp, no flavor besides shrimp to be found. The noodles were similarly bland, over-cooked & mushy. Won't be trying this one again.
  

South Korea - New This Year

• Barbecue Short Rib with Steamed Rice and Cucumber Kimchi $4.25
• Lettuce Wraps with Roast Pork and Kimchi Slaw $2.75
• Bek Se Jeu (Herbed Rice Wine) $3.00
• Bohae Bokbunjajoo (Black Raspberry Rice Wine) $3.50
• Jinro Chamisul Soju $5.00
• Honey Ginger Tea $1.25
  
  Reviews:
  10-17: Barbecue Short Ribs proved themselves to be much better than we were expecting. Decent amount of meat, for a rib, and dripping in a rich, tangy soy-based BBQ sauce makes for a tasty dish. The sour pickled cucumbers make an excellent compliment to this fun food find. 
  
  10-3: The Lettuce Wraps, while fun & different to try, didn't have much flavor to offer. Bland is not what I should be describing in South Korean cuisine! Raspberry Rice Wine has a crisp, fresh berry flavor and wasn't too sweet or tart. Herbed Rice Wine has a sharper, grass-like flavor.

Singapore

South Africa

• Seared Beef Tenderloin with Sweet Potato Purèe $4.75
• Flavors of Africa (Salad, Bread, and Spreads) $2.75
• La Capra Sauvignon Blanc $2.75
• La Capra Chardonnay $2.75
  
• La Capra Pinotage $2.75
• La Capra Shiraz $2.75
  
  Reviews:
  11-12: The La Capra Shiraz is a nice, smooth, red wine that's moderately dry. Goes very well with the Flavors of Africa dish.
  
  10-22: The Flavors of Africa bread, spread and salad sampler is one of the better dishes of the event. Our only complaint is that they give you too much spread and not enough bread! (We asked for an extra piece and scored!). If you've ever dined at Boma at the Animal Kingdom Lodge this will remind you of the offerings there. I'm not particularly up on my typical African ingredients and spices but I'll do my best. The dish includes two thick olive oil based sauces, one green and one an orange-red color. Both sauces have a delicious extra virgin olive oil tang to start with. The flavor of the green sauce is deliciously herbie (basil and parsley? Watercress?) with a slight citrus finish. The orange-red sauce baffles me, I'm thinking there's some sort of ground nut in it, maybe pecans? Both are great - too bad they don't give you an entire loaf of bread with them.
  
  10-15: In a beef kind of mood, I decided to give the Beef Tenderloin a try. I let out a loud 'whoa' when I was handed my plate - the tenderloin and the potato puree was smaller than my clenched fist (couldn't have been more than 3oz) On top of the ridiculously small size, the tenderloin was way over-cooked, a solid well-done (yuck). With the plastic cutlery, it was like trying to cut through a shoe. The sauce drenching the puny piece of beef tasted an awful lot like one of your typical bottled BBQ sauces. Potatoes were boring and offered nothing to the party except to add a bit of moisture to this sad little steak. For $5 I was expecting a little better. The Chardonnay was light, slightly sweet and rather typical.
  
  

Brewer's Collection - Small 6oz. / Medium 12oz. / Large 22oz.

• Radeberger Pilsner $3.25 / $6.25 / $11.50
• Schofferhofer Weizen $3.25 / $6.25 / $11.50
• Hovels $3.25 / $6.25 / $11.50
• Schlosser, Alt $3.25 / $6.25 / $11.50
• Altenmünster, Octoberfest $3.25 / $6.25 / $11.50
• Altenmünster Dunkel $3.25 / $6.25 / $11.50
• Altenmünster Märzen $3.25 / $6.25 / $11.50
• Clausthaler Classic Non-Alcoholic $3.25 / $6.25 / $11.50
• Brewer's Collection Flight (choice of any three 6 oz. beers) $7.75
  
  Reviews:
  10-22: When we arrived, only 3 beers were available (they were in process of changing kegs) so our selection for this round chose itself.
  
  Märzen - light, simple, very slightly hoppy
  Dunkel - dark, slightly nutty and hoppier but not too heavy
  Oktoberfest - nearly indistinguishable with the Märzen in flavor and hoppiness
  (In order in the photo from left to right.)

Germany

• Nürnberger Sausage in a Pretzel Roll $4.25
• Spätzle Gratin with Ham and Cheese $3.75
• Apfel Strudel featuring Werther's Original Karamell Sauce $3.25
• S.A. Prüm Essence Riesling $3.25
• Hooked Riesling $2.75
• Gunderloch Diva Spatlese Riesling $5.50
• Rudi Wiest Rhine River Riesling $2.50
• Radeberger Pilsner $6.25 12oz. / $11.50 22oz.
  
• Altenmünster Oktoberfest $6.50 12oz. / $11.50 22oz.
  
  Reviews:
  11-12: Germany's Diva Spatlese Riesling is probably my favorite white wine in Epcot. Smooth, sweet and lightly dry. Altenmünster Oktoberfest is a medium-bodied, hoppy beer with a hint of spices. Goes well with the sausage.

Italy

• Baked Cheese Ravioli, Creamy Bolognese Sauce, Melted Mozzarella $4.50
• Polpettine Toscane with a Rosemary Breadstick $4.50
• Cannoli Al Cioccolato $3.50
• Primavera Fruit Smoothie $3.50
• Fantinel Prosecco $5.50
• Placido Chianti $4.50
• Sartori Pinot Grigio $4.50
• Moretti Beer 12oz. $6.00
  
  Reviews:
  10-15: You should know by now how we feel about overpriced pasta. Have you tried any of these? Leave us your comments and we'll include them since we won't be eating here, except for maybe a wine or two.

Hops & Barley

• New England Lobster Roll $7.25
  
• Boston-style Crab Cake with Cabbage Slaw and Rémoulade $4.50
• Pecan Bread Pudding $3.25
  
  

Samuel Adams Beer - Small 6oz. / Medium 12oz. / Large 22oz.* (*souvenir stein included, no refills)

• Boston Lager $2.75 / $5.50 /$11.50
• Octoberfest $2.75 / $5.25 /$11.50
• 15th Anniversary Festival Beer Coastal Wheat $2.75 / $5.50 /$11.50
• Cherry Wheat $2.75 / $5.25 /$11.50
• Blackberry Witbier $5.25
• Sam Adams Light $2.75 / $5.50 /$11.50
• Cream Stout $5.50
  
• Latitude 48 IPA $5.00
  
  Reviews:
  10-22: The Crab Cake is another big winner. There is more crab than cake in this thing! You get a good sized patty roughly the size of a hockey puck and lightly pan fried on each side. Light, flaky with fresh crab and perfectly seasoned combine to make one of the best crab cakes I've ever had. We also tried the Pecan Bread Pudding - this is heavenly decadent! About the size of a piece you'd get at a regular restaurant this is also a great value for the price. If you like bread pudding you have to get this one. I could've finished the entire pan and I'm not a dessert person. And a glass of Blackberry Witbier compliments it perfectly. On the other hand, they should be embarassed by the size of the Lobster Roll for $7. The 6" bun had a filling of "lobster salad" that I don't think would fill up a shot glass. Pathetic, skip that.
  
  Now on to the beer:
  Latitude 48 IPA - dark, heavy hops flavor with a strong bitter aftertaste
  Oktoberfest - a lager similar to Bud with a slightly hoppy bite and hints of spices
  Coastal Wheat - slightly hoppier than the Oktoberfest with a heavier aftertaste
  Blackberry Witbier -  smooth, mildly hoppy with a hint of berry flavor
  
  
  

United States

• Bison Chili with Wild Mushrooms, Cabernet, and Pepper Jack Cheese $3.50
• Heirloom Tomatoes with Oregon Blue Cheese, Red Onions, and Basil $3.00
• Red Stag Lemonade by Jim Beam $7.00
• Sagelands Vineyard Merlot, Four Corners $2.75
• Sagelands Vineyard Riesling Columbia Valley $2.50
  
  Reviews:
  10-3: Bison Chili just may have taken over the Cheddar Cheese soup as my favorite comfort food here. Nicely spiced, not too overpowering or spicy. A fair mix of beans to beef with a sprinkle of cheese on top. The Heirloom Tomatoes were very fresh and very flavorful. They'll make you wonder what they're doing to the sad red balls of fruit they label as tomatoes at the grocery store to make them so flavorless. Red Stag Lemonade has a light, refreshing yet you can tell you're drinking whisky kind of bite to it.
  
  

Japan

• Spicy Tuna Roll $3.75
• California Sushi Roll $3.50
• Tuna Sensation $5.95
• Wafu Ribettes $4.95
• Kirin Draft Beer $7.75
• Hatsumago Junmai sake $7.00
• Denemon Junmai sake $6.50
  
  Reviews:
  If you consider yourself to be a sushi person, skip this Spicy Tuna Roll. You can find a better roll at your local grocery store than the one they serve here. If you're really craving sushi, go make a reservation for Tokyo Dining where they serve much higher quality sushi. For a larger selection of sake, go inside the Mitsukoshi store to the sake bar. Tuna Sensation consists of a wine glass filled with cut up avocado and raw tuna with a splash of soy sauce. Kirin is a nice, smooth lager with little aftertaste.
  

Australia

• Grilled Lamb Chop with Roasted Potato Salad and Red Wine Reduction $5.75
• Seared Barramundi with Blistered Cherry Tomatoes,Arugula, and Lemon Oil $4.75
• Lamington (Chocolate-covered Butter Cake) $3.00
• Rosemount Traminer Riesling $2.50
• Nugan Estate Riverina Chardonnay $2.50
• Marquis Philips, Shiraz $3.00
• Penfolds Koonunga Hill Shiraz Cabernet $2.50
  
  Reviews:
  11-12: We had the Grilled Lamb Chop and was that ever tender! Much to our surprise the meat was cooked perfectly and the red wine reduction went with it nicely. I was not a fan of the very vinegary flavored potato salad, but my husband loved it. Chardonnay was lightly sweet and moderately dry. Nothing special, very average. The Cabernet was a little dry with a deeper, spiced flavor.

Morocco

• Kefta Pocket (Ground seasoned beef in a pita pocket) $5.00
• Falafel Pita Pocket $4.75
• Baklava $3.00
• Amazigh Red wine $3.95
• Sangria $4.00
• Tangerine Mimosa Royal $6.00
• Casa Beer $5.95
• Iced Mint Tea $2.50
  
  Reviews:
  11-12: Casa beer is similar to an American lager, like Budweiser, but a little hoppier, think of a cross between Budweiser and Heineken and you've got a good idea what Casa is like. If Bud Light is your favorite beer then it's not for you, but, if you like something with a little more bite, give it a try.
  
  10-3: Kefta Pocket is a patty of ground beef in a flour pita. Simple, plain and kinda boring to us. No spices or distinguishable flavors at all. Tangeriene Mimosa Royal is served in a champagne flute with orange juice, very light and refreshing, like a regular mimosa. Rather expensive for the size though.

Belgium - New This Year

• Steamed Mussels with Roasted Garlic Cream $3.75
• Freshly Baked Waffles with Berry Compote and Whipped Cream $2.75
• Stella Artois $3.25 / $6.25 / $11.50
• Leffe $3.25 / $6.25 / $11.50
• Hoegaarden $3.25 / $6.25 / $11.50
• Godiva Chocolate Iced Coffee $7.25
  
  Reviews:
  11-12: Tried the Waffles and they tasted just like a waffle. It's good with the berries and cream, but in the end it was just a waffle that I don't believe is worth all the hype, or the $3, it's been receiving. Stella Artois is one of our favorite beers any time of the year - lightly hoppy yet refreshing. I orded Leffe and received the Leffe Brown Ale which is a dark ale with hints of coffee and cloves. Lots of hoppy flavor with this one. If you are more of a Bud person this is not for you. Hoegaarden lager was also very hoppy but with citrus and fruity hints of flavor that made it more palatable.

Spain

• Taste of Spain: Serrano Ham, Chorizo, Manchego, Olives, and Tomato Bread $4.25
• Seared Albacore Tuna with Romesco Sauce $4.00
• Spanish Almond Cake $2.75
• Marqués de Cáceres Rioja Crianza Red $3.50
• Paul Cheneau "Lady of Spain " Cava Brut $2.25
• Marqués de Cáceres Rioja White $3.50
  
  Reviews:
  10-22: I now know how they planned on serving them - I broke my rule and just took the piece of Tuna they handed me and was that ever a mistake. I'm not sure you could call what I had tuna but more of a dried-out, thick generic white fish. At first I thought that maybe they have to cook it fully for safety reasons but then remembered Japan is selling a dish that is nothing but raw tuna so why can't they cook this correctly? I'm not sure my cat would've liked it (hey, he's picky). When it's cooked properly it's a good but well-done tuna is disgusting. Be sure to ask them to prepare it to your liking or skip it.
  
  10-3: We asked if they could undercook our piece of Seared Albacore Tuna, and they did with no problem. Even with that, it was still a little more cooked than we normally like - I can't imagine how they were planning on serving them. The Romesco sauce, a thick, orange sauce made from olive oil, garlic, almonds and hazelnuts served chilled, complimented the tuna very nicely. Looking forward to that one again. Also had the Red & White wines. White was dry, without any flavors of fruit or oak, a little flat by my standards. Red was smooth, not very dry and easy to drink. We weren't impressed with the wines from Spain last year but this year's red is much better.
  

France

• Escargots Persillade en Brioche (Garlic and Parsley Snails in Brioche) $4.75
• Braised Short Ribs in Cabernet with Mashed Potatoes $4.75
• Crème Brulée au Chocolate au Lait $3.75
• Chardonnay, Private Selection, B&G $4.50
• Merlot, Chateau Des Deux Rives, Bordeaux $5.50
• Sparkling Pomegranate Kir $6.50
• Parisien Cosmo Slush: Grey Goose Vodka, Grand Marnier, Cranberry juice $8.50
  
  Reviews:
  11-1: There actually wasn't much of a line tonight, so we finally got to try the Parisien Cosmo Slush. A Cosmopolitan is one of my favorite drinks, and this tasted more like a cherry squishee from 7-11. Not sure why it had such a strong cherry flavor, it was almost like drinking extract. Very disappointed. We also had the Sparkling Pomegranate Kir which was a small amount of champagne with a splash of Pomegranate liquor. A very dry champagne, with a hint of berry. Nice, but not really worth the price.
  
  10-22: We really want to try the Parisien Cosmo Slush to see how it stacks up to it's cousins over at the other drink cart, but this booth always has an ungodly long line every time we're here. I've yet to find a drink worthy of waiting in a 30min+ line - nor will I ever. Event's not over yet though!

Ireland

• Lobster and Scallop Fisherman's Pie $5.50
• Kerrygold Cheese Selection $3.50 :
  Aged Irish Cheddar, Dubliner & Ivernia cheese with apple chutney and brown bread
  
• Warm Chocolate Lava Cake with Baileys Irish Cream Ganache $2.75
• Bunratty Honey Meade Wine $4.25
• Guinness Draught 12oz. $6.25
  
  Reviews:
  11-1: We have another winner here! The Lobster and Scallop Fisherman's Pie is a comfort food delight! Creamy, cheesy mashed potatoes with bits and chunks of lobster and scallop mixed throughout. One of the larger portions of food for the price too makes this one of the best deals at the event. I could've easily sat down to 4 bowls and made a dinner of this, but we had more to try. We both had the Bunratty Honey Meade Wine which was a deliciously sweet wine with a strong honey flavor. Didn't go well with the pie, but was nice afterwards as a dessert wine.

Canada

• Canadian Cheddar Cheese Soup $3.75
• Maple-Glazed Salmon with Lentil Salad $4.50
• Chicken Chipotle Sausage with Sweet Corn Polenta $3.75
• Nanaimo Bar $2.75
• Inniskillin Vidal Icewine $5.75
• Chateau De Charmes Riesling $3.00
• St. David's Bench Vineyard Merlot $3.75
• Moosehead Beer $6.25
  
  Reviews:
  10-22: I love that Cheddar Cheese Soup, but I swear the portion keeps shrinking every year. I'm waiting for the year that they simply hand you a spoon. Do yourself (and your wallet) a favor and buy the Cooking with Mickey and the Disney Chefs book and make it at home. It's not difficult, and tastes just like you're in Le Cellier. The Inniskillin Vidal Icewine is perfect for the lover of very sweet wines. I recommend saving it until you've finished your food. It's a dessert wine and isn't meant to be paired with foods. Enjoy it as an after-dinner cordial, the way it's meant to be enjoyed. Moosehead is a hoppy lager with a rather bitter aftertaste.
  

Charcuterie & Cheese - New, kind of. Different kind of cheese dishes than the Cheese stand last year.

• Nueske's Charcuterie Plate: Applewood Smoked Beef; Duck; and Ham $3.75
• Cheese Fondue with Croutons and Roasted Potatoes $3.00
• MARTINI Prosecco $3.75
• MacMurray Ranch Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir $3.50
• Ace Joker Hard Cider $6.25
  
  Reviews:
  10-22: Forgot to mention the Ace Joker Hard Cider. This is the smoothest cider I've ever had (and I love ciders). No strong tart or bitter aftertaste. Almost like a good apple juice, but not as sweet with the slightest sour tones. These go down easy and quick in the heat.
  
  10-3: We liked last years offerings of large slices of a selection of cheeses better. The Fondue was nothing special, a bland white cheddar that started to turn thick & hard towards the end, served with a few tiny potatoes and cubes of bread. The Charcuterie Plate is a nice selection of meats for the price (2 good sized slices of each, along with 2 small pieces of bread and 2 little pickles). Here's a fun tip with this plate: we made mini sandwiches! If you do make a mini sandwich, it's in desperate need of some mayo or mustard, which you can find at the neighboring Refreshment Port!

Greece

• Spanakopita $4.00
• Chicken Souvlaki with Tzatziki $4.00
• Greek Salad with Pita Bread $3.00
• Baklava $3.00
• Atlantis White $3.50
• Boutari Moschofilero $3.75
• Boutari Naoussa $3.50
• Enoteca Emery Athiri Mountain Slopes $3.50

New Zealand

• Lamb Slider with Tomato Chutney $4.75
• Seared Sea Scallop with Vegetable Slaw and Lemon Vinaigrette $4.25
• Villa Maria Private Bin Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc $3.75
• Villa Maria Private Bin Hawkes Bay Merlot/ Cabernet Sauvignon $3.75
• Villa Maria Private Bin "Unoaked" Hawkes Bay Chardonnay $3.75
• Villa Maria Private Bin Marlborough Pinot Noir $3.75

15 Beers for 15 Years
Ale - 6oz./12oz.

• Fischer Amber  $3.25/$6.25
• Full Sail Amber  $2.75/$5.00
• Key West Sunset Ale  $2.75/$5.00
• La fin Du Monde  $3.25/$6.25
• Sierra Nevada Pale Ale  $3.25/$6.25
• Smithwick's  $3.25/$6.25
  
• Widmer Drifter Pale Ale  $2.75/$5.00
  
• Widmer Hefeweizen  $2.75/$5.00
  

Lager - 6oz./12oz.

• Abita Amber  $2.75/$5.00
  
• Abita Purple Haze  $2.75/$5.00
  
• B.B. Burgerbrau  $3.25/$6.25
  
• Banks Beer  $2.75/$5.00
  
• Florida Lager  $2.75/$5.00
  
• Sessions Lager  $2.75/$5.00
  
• Viru Pilsner  $3.25/$6.25
  

15 Beers Flight - Choice of any three 6oz. beers - $7.25

©Disney

• 9/27-9/29: Starship starring Mickey Thomas
• 9/30-10/1: The Go-Go's (NEW)
• 10/2- 10/4: Air Supply
• 10/5 - 10/6: Sister Hazel
• 10/7 - 10/9: Sugar Ray
• 10/10-10/11: Edwin McCain (NEW)
• 10/12-10/13: The Manhattan Transfer (NEW)
• 10/14 - 10/15: Wilson Phillips
• 10/16-10/17: Pointer Sisters
• 10/18-10/20: Night Ranger
• 10/21-10/23: Boyz II Men
• 10/24-10/25: Survivor
• 10/26-10/27: 38 Special
• 10/28-10/30: Smash Mouth
• 10/31-11/1: Spin Doctors (NEW)
• 11/2-11/3: Christopher Cross (NEW)
• 11/4-11/5: Hanson
• 11/6-11/8: Dennis DeYoung
• 11/9-11/11: Big Bad Voodoo Daddy