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Image courtesy of Red's True Barbecue

Image courtesy of Red's True Barbecue

Total Ales x Red's True Barbecue x Legitimate Industries - Holy Trinity Pitmaster Experience

Matthew Curtis January 9, 2017

This January Total Ales is teaming up with purveyors of fine barbecued meats Red's True Barbecue and Leeds brewery Legitimate Industries for a night of meat, bourbon and, of course, beer. Matt will be on hand to host the London leg of the "Holy Trinity Pitmaster Experience" at Red's Shoreditch restaurant on Thursday the 26th of January. Matt will also be picking out a "surprise" beer to pair with the third course. It could well be something from our 2016 Golden Pint Awards - of course the only way to find out is to come along and see for yourself.  

Tickets for the four course beer, meat and bourbon extravaganza are an eye-wateringly good value £35 a head and can be picked up here: http://events.eventzilla.net/e/holy-trinity-pitmaster-experience-shoreditch-2138897449

Here's the full menu and what Red's have to say about what you can expect from the night:


Need an excuse to get out the house and banish the January Blues with something a little different? Feast your eyes on the Holy Trinity Pitmaster Experience.

We’ve teamed up with Leeds microbrewery, Legitimate Industries, Bulleit Bourbon and a collection of local breweries/beer writers to bring you a four course-feasting menu, paired with unreleased small batch beers and a unique bourbon barrel-aged stout.

Red’s founders, Legitimate Industries head brewer Matt Howgate and a special guest will be on hand to introduce each course and guide you through the flavour matching.


THE HOLY TRINITY PITMASTER EXPERIENCE MENU (£35/PERSON)

1/ Pit Fired Haddock loin, BBQ butter and smoked garlic green beans and bacon. Served with a herb, walnut and pork crackling crust

Beer i) Legitimate Industries: Belgian Quad 10.6%

This strong, Belgian-style ale has been brewed in collaboration with Leeds very own Trappist brewers, Northern Monk. Not due for release until Oct ’17 this rich, fruity beer is a real treat for craft beer fans.

2/ Smoked duck with cherry chipotle BBQ sauce

Beer ii) Legitimate Industries: Double Agent Imperial Russian Stout 10.4%

Rich and luxurious, this beer is unique; the first ever to be aged in genuine Bulleit-bourbon barrels, imported from the home of Bulleit in Louisville, Kentucky.

3/ Black Angus Brisket & 16hr smoked Burnt Ends

Beer iii) A surprise choice from the special guest

4/ Vanilla Custard Ice Cream Beer Float

Beer iv) Northern Monk Brewery: Passion Fruit Lassi IPA 7.4%

Developed especially by this award-winning Leeds brewery for the event.

Bourbon: Barrel-aged Bulleit bourbon Old Fashioned, created by Tyson Williams at Red’s True BBQ

There’s only limited tickets available, so grab one while you can.

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