Friday, June 14, 2013

$6 Soft Shell Crabs in the Garden and Summer White Wines | Sunday, June 23rd, 1-5 pm


What: $6 Soft Shell Crabs in the Garden and Summer White Wines

When: Sunday, June 23rd, 1-5 pm 

Where: Aroma Thyme Bistro Garden, 165 Canal St Ellenville

Details: It’s soft shell crab season and we are celebrating in our garden with $6 soft shell crabs! Also crab sandwiches and crab pizza!  Plus we are featuring some of our favorite summer white wines. 

RSVP (845) 647-3000, this event will sell-out fast so reserve today!

Friday, June 7, 2013

Rushing Duck Brewery Beer Dinner | Friday June 21st, 2013 7 pm -10 pm


What: Rushing Duck Brewery Beer Dinner

When: Friday June 21st, 2013 7 pm -10 pm

Where: Aroma Thyme Bistro, 165 Canal St Ellenville NY 

Details: Beer dinner, $49 per person. RSVP (845) 647-3000.  www.aromathymebistro.com

Arugula, Green Tomatoes, Honey Dew & Prosciutto salad with Honey Lime Vinaigrette
Bauli Saison

Ripened Goat Cheese with Espresso Lemon Reduction
Beanhead Coffee Porter

Pine Infused Smoked Belly with Orange Onion Salad
Naysayer 05256

Mango & Habanero Glazed Chicken Leg with Pineapple Pico de Gallo & Crispy Rice
Nayseyer Pale Ale

Deconstructed Banana Foster
Nimptopsical Ale

Wednesday, May 29, 2013

Open Mic Night | Friday, June 7th ,2013, 10:00 PM


What: Open Mic Night
Where: Aroma Thyme Bistro in Ellenville
When: Friday, June 7th  ,2013, 10:00 PM
Details: Starts at 10 pm, come early to sign up!
It's Open Mic Night again at Aroma Thyme Friday, June 7th, 2013 10 pm!!

It's that time of the month again, for the ever so popular Open Mic Night at Aroma Thyme Bistro. All are welcome to Open Mic nights. This has become a monthly tradition at Aroma Thyme for the past three years. We have seen some incredibly talented acts. We are constantly amazed from locals to people that travel up to an hour to perform. ...Of course we have our regulars, which we love. And there's always a new act of some sort to welcome each month.

Take a look at these past performers at Open Mic night:

The kitchen is open until midnight for everything from small bites to a full dinner. Plus the bar is well stocked with Small Batch Bourbon's, elegant Single Malt Scotch, almost 200 beers, over 250 wines and a trendy martini menu.

Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Father’s Day BBQ & Artisanal Craft Beer | Sunday June 16th, 2013




What: Father’s Day BBQ & Artisanal Craft Beer. Treat Dad to the Best BBQ and Best Belgium Beer on Father’s Day!

When: Sunday June 16th, 2013 , 12 pm -5 pm

Where: Aroma Thyme Bistro, 165 Canal St Ellenville NY

Details: All You Can Eat Fathers Day BBQ, $25 per person, Kids $12.50.
Plus we are featuring Artisanal Import Craft Beers from the Artisanal Imports Portfolio.  This is going to be one GREAT Father’s Day!!!  Artisanal is one of our favorite beer importers. Artisanal Imports has one of the best collections of small breweries from Europe. And this Father’s Day we are featuring them in our garden.
They import great titles like, La Trappe, De Proef, Urthel, Bosteels, St Feuillien and many others. Treat Dad to the Best BBQ and Best Craft Beers on Father’s Day!
RSVP (845) 647-3000

Menu from our grill in the garden.
Burgers
Chicken
Clams
Potato Salad
Mahi-Mahi
Grilled Portabellas & Veggies
Mozzarella salad
Corn

Pasta Salad

Friday, May 17, 2013

Chardonnay & Shellfish Wine Dinner | Friday May 24th 2013



What: Chardonnay & Shellfish Wine Dinner

When: Friday May 24th 2013

Where: Aroma Thyme Bistro, 165 Canal St Ellenville NY

Details: Wine dinner, $49 per person. RSVP (845) 647-3000.  www.aromathymebistro.com

Menu

Jean-Phillipe Marchand “Cuvee Alexis”
Shrimp Ceviche & Pineapple

Chamisal Vineyards
Smoked Octopus, Roasted Tomato, Cilantro & Shaved Red Onion

Jackson Estate
Calamari, Mussel & Lobster Cioppino, Saffron Tomato Broth

Gordon Brothers
Scallop & Mushroom, Corn Chowder

Guenoc Sangria
Orange Vanilla & Chocolate Napoleon




Friday, April 26, 2013

Open Mic Night | Friday, May 3rd ,2013, 10:00 PM


What: Open Mic Night
Where: Aroma Thyme Bistro in Ellenville
When: Friday, May 3rd  ,2013, 10:00 PM
Details: Starts at 10pm, come early to sign up!
It's Open Mic Night again at Aroma Thyme Friday, May 3rd, 2013 10pm!!

It's that time of the month again, for the ever so popular Open Mic Night at Aroma Thyme Bistro. All are welcome to Open Mic nights. This has become a monthly tradition at Aroma Thyme for the past three years. We have seen some incredibly talented acts. We are constantly amazed from locals to people that travel up to an hour to perform. ...Of course we have our regulars, which we love. And there's always a new act of some sort to welcome each month.

Take a look at these past performers at Open Mic night:

The kitchen is open until midnight for everything from small bites to a full dinner. Plus the bar is well stocked with Small Batch Bourbon's, elegant Single Malt Scotch, almost 200 beers, over 250 wines and a trendy martini menu.

Thursday, April 25, 2013

Evil Twin Beer Dinner | Friday May 17th 2013





What: Evil Twin Beer Beer Dinner

When: Friday May 17th 2013

Where: Aroma Thyme Bistro, 165 Canal St Ellenville NY

Details: Five course beer dinner, $54 per person. RSVP (845) 647-3000.  www.aromathymebistro.com

Ron Beaster Saison
Pea Shoots, Peas, Mushrooms, Roasted Pearl Onions, Mint & Honey Crème

Femme Fatale
Grilled Shrimp over a Avocado Mousse, Roasted Red Peppers, Curry Drizzle

Ashtray Heart Smoked Porter
Tilsit Cheese with Fig, Port Wine Reduction & Crisp Prosciutto

Young Double IPA
Grilled Lamb, Asparagus, Fava Beans & Truffle Jus

Imperial Porter
Dehydrated Chocolate Mousse, Strawberry & Basil Fruit Leather.

About Evil Twin:
Evil Twin Brewing is the brainchild of Jeppe Jarnit-Bjergsø. An avid beer geek since 1997, Jeppe began home-brewing in Copenhagen, Denmark in June/’03. His first foray into the commercial craft beer scene commenced in September/’05, when he opened the now world-famous bottle shop Ølbutikken in Copenhagen. The reputation of Jeppe & his shop grew quickly, and myriad side projects began (including his collaboration with Cantillon on the BlÃ¥bær Lambik – one of this most highly regarded, highly sough-after lambics in the world). Evil Twin Brewing is Jeppe’s latest venture, and is the culmination of the vast knowledge, experiences, and relationships he’s built over the years.  Evil Twin is a Gyspy brewer.  Jeppe travels and makes beer all over the world.  It’s a super cool concept! 

About Aroma Thyme: www.WhereBeerDrinkersGo.com
Aroma Thyme has been the leader of the craft beer restaurants in the Hudson Valley. Aroma Thyme opened in 2003 with a firm dedication to true craft beer. “Since day one I have gone out of my way for great independent owned craft beer”, says Chef/Owner Marcus Guiliano.  The beer list has grown to over 250 beers without the big brands that fill most restaurants lists. But it’s not only beer at Aroma Thyme, it’s all about having one of the best stocked bars with independent producers. The Bistro has an award-winning wine list from Wine Spectator Magazine. Aroma Thyme is Three Star certified green by The Green Restaurant Association. 

Chef Guiliano has been an advocate for over 13 years on healthy, sustainable, local & real food. Zagat says “Stealth Health”. He found his mission in cooking when he reversed a handful of medical conditions including 28 years of asthma. For more information visit www.chefonamission.com.www.aromathymebistro.com.

Wednesday, April 24, 2013

Memorial Weekend Snow Crab Legs and Oskar Blues Brewery in the garden!! Sunday May 26th, 2013. 1 to 5 pm





What:  Memorial Weekend Snow Crab Legs and Oskar Blues Brewery in the garden, $13.99 a lb for Crab Legs!

When: Sunday May 26th, 2013.  1 to 5 pm

Where: Aroma Thyme Bistro, 165 Canal St, Ellenville NY

Details:  Kick off Summer 2013 with Snow Crabs and Oskar Blues Beer in the Aroma Thyme Garden!  Snow Crab Legs are $13.99 a lb with all the fixings!
We sell out of out of most events in our garden, so rsvp at (845) 647-3000.

Oskar Blues makes the BEST canned beer. They have been making outrageous beer since 1999 in Lyons Colorado.  They make all styles of beer from Pilsner to Imperial Stout!  Plus our full food and drink menu will be available in the garden.  

Known for their rich, sweet flavor, snow crabs are found in the sub-Arctic, western Atlantic and North Pacific.
Most snow crab sold in the U.S. is imported from Canada, where it is well-managed.
Snow crabs are caught with pots, which allow for undersized crabs and other bycatch to be released relatively unharmed.

Friday, April 19, 2013

Mother's Day Brunch 2013 | May 12th, 10am-2pm



Mother's Day Brunch 2013
Sunday May 12th, 10am-2pm

Orange Juice Mimosas $7, All you can drink $14
Lambeth Grove Fresh Orange Juice $5

All of our Eggs are from cage-free Aracuna Hens. There are several unusual characteristics, which distinguish them. They lay blue eggs, have feather tufts near their ears, and a tail.


Potato, Mushroom, Artichoke, Asparagus, Broccoli & Roasted Garlic Gratin
Sprout Creek Toussaint Cheese 11.99

Open Face Egg, Spinach & Goat Cheese on Crusty Bread Alone Miche 11.99

Chorizo, Scrambled Eggs, 5 Spoke Welsh Cheddar & Rice Burrito 13.99
Organic Grass-fed Beef Chorizo from Sundance Farms

Scrambled Eggs 9.99
Served with Yukon Potatoes

Vegetable Omelet 12.99
Zucchini, Roasted Peppers, Asparagus, Mushrooms & Goat Cheese

Laughing Bird Farms Shrimp, Mushrooms & Roasted Tomato Omelet 12.99
Served with Yukon Potatoes

Maine Lobster & Spinach Benedict 29.99
Maine Lobster, Spinach & Hollandaise Sauce
Organic Sprouted English Muffin
Served with Yukon Potatoes

Organic Whole Grain Pancakes 9.99
Local Organic Maple Syrup & Blueberry Compote

Scrambled Tofu & Mushrooms, Black Truffle Sea Salt 9.99

SIDES
Half Dozen Pieces of Apple Smoked Bacon 5.99
No Added Nitrate & Certified Humane

Yukon Potatoes 4.99

Tuesday, March 26, 2013

Stone Vertical Epic Beer Dinner | April 19th 2013







What: Stone Vertical Epic Dinner
When: Friday April 19th 2013
Where: Aroma Thyme Bistro, 165 Canal St Ellenville NY

Details:
A five course dinner paired with Stone Vertical Epic Beers. $55 per person

07.07.07
Moonlight Chaource Cheese, Kumquat Jam & Cheese

08.08.08
Crab Cake, Creamy Sake Vinaigrette & Baby Bok Choi

11.11.11
Mac & Cheese
Made with 5 Spoke Tumbleweed Cheese

09.09.09
Smoked Vanilla Roasted Pork Loin, Hazel Nut & Green Beans

12.12.12vb
Espresso Cheesecake
Made from local quark

Stone Vertical Epic Ale:
The final chapter in an "Epic" series

As with any good epic, herein lies the promise of larger-than-life experiences, heroics, and twists & turns as the adventure unfolds. Now is the time to enjoy it in a "vertical" tasting side by side with its ten Stone Vertical Epic Ale brethren! Each one unique to its year of release. Each with its own "twist & turn" in the plot line. Each one released one year, one month and one day from the previous year's edition.

Monday, March 25, 2013

Open Mic Night,Friday, April 5th ,2013, 10:00 PM


What: Open Mic Night
Where: Aroma Thyme Bistro in Ellenville
When: Friday, April 5th  ,2013, 10:00 PM
Details: Starts at 10pm, come early to sign up!
It's Open Mic Night again at Aroma Thyme Friday, April 5th, 2013 10pm!!

It's that time of the month again, for the ever so popular Open Mic Night at Aroma Thyme Bistro. All are welcome to Open Mic nights. This has become a monthly tradition at Aroma Thyme for the past three years. We have seen some incredibly talented acts. We are constantly amazed from locals to people that travel up to an hour to perform. ...Of course we have our regulars, which we love. And there's always a new act of some sort to welcome each month.

Take a look at these past performers at Open Mic night:

The kitchen is open until midnight for everything from small bites to a full dinner. Plus the bar is well stocked with Small Batch Bourbon's, elegant Single Malt Scotch, almost 200 beers, over 250 wines and a trendy martini menu.

Friday, March 22, 2013

How to Re-Think Local as a Chef


Chef Marcus Guiliano speaking at a Re-think Local event at 
Aroma Thyme in Ellenville NY.
Chef Marcus starts with how he was embarrassed serving Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream.
Next Chef Guiliano talks about how farm to table is not enough. Most restaurants totally forget farm to table when it comes to the bar. Chef Guiliano insist that there are more than enough small independent small producers to stock a world class bar.

Chef Guiliano also encourages patrons to speak up and ask questions at restaurants. He explains one question may change a chef. Find out the one life changing question that was asked of him in 1998.


Wednesday, March 20, 2013

Spring Rosé Wine Dinner | April 26th, 2013, 7pm



What: Spring Rosé Wine Dinner
When: April 26th, 2013 7pm
Where: Aroma Thyme Bistro, 165 Canal Street, Ellenville, NY 12428

Details: Rosé’s hot! And it’s the perfect time of year to enjoy them.

Please don’t confuse Rosé wines with White Zinfandels.  Rosé wines vary from dry to spicy and are great food wines.  Lots of red wine drinkers switch to Rosé Wines during the summer.

Rosé is a type of wine that incorporates some of the color from the grape skins, but not enough to qualify it as a red wine. It may be the oldest known type of wine, as it is the most straightforward to make with the skin contact method. The pink color can range from a pale “onion”-skin orange to a vivid near purple, depending on the grape varieties used and winemaking techniques.

The aromas and flavor of Rosé’s are primarily influenced by the particular grape varieties used to produce the wine but the method of production also plays an important part. The light, fruity character of many Rosé’s come from volatile thiols that are found as flavor precursors in the grape skins.

Rosé, being a wine that is typically enjoyed in its youth, often gives us the first taste of the previous vintage — the first wine to emerge from fall’s fermentation and winter’s élevage to present its pretty pink self. It’s the very essence of rebirth and re-awakening; it gives the sense of tiny buds beginning to unfurl, picnic blankets being spread over tender blades of grass. Okay, you get it: Rosé in the springtime is one of life’s greatest pleasures.

Five course wine and food pairing, $49 per person.

“Rosés can be served with anything” – Julia Child


Top 10 Reasons to Drink Rosé
  1. Everyone is eating something totally different, but you’d like to share the wine.
  2. You want to get a leg up on all those wine snobs out there.
  3. You’re feeling like red’s too heavy but white’s a bit light.
  4. The Greatful Dead used to drink a bottle before every concert.
  5. You’d like to enjoy a glass of wine with lunch.
  6. It’s cheaper than a trip to the French Riviera
  7. Spring has FINALLY arrived.
  8. Real men can drink Rosé.
  9. Rosé is no longer the pink-headed stepchild in the wine shop.
  10. Rosé wine is on a revival, be part of it.


Marrenon Grand Toque Rosé, Rhone Valley France
Prosciutto & Melon


Estampa Estate Rosé, Colchagua Valley Chile
Babagannoush, Grilled Bread


Scrimaglio Pinot Noir Rosé, Monferatto Italy
Arugula Salad, Strawberries & Aged Balsamic


Marrenon Petula Rosé, Rhone Valley France
Bouillabaise


Famega Rosé Vinho De Mesa, Portugal
White Chocolate & Tart French Cherry Mousse

Monday, March 11, 2013

Easter Sunday Brunch 2013 | March 31st, 10am-2pm




Easter Sunday Brunch 2013
March 31st, 10am-2pm

Orange Juice Mimosas $7, All you can drink $11
Orange Juice $5

All of our Eggs are from cage-free Aracuna Hens. There are several unusual characteristics, which distinguish them. They lay blue eggs, have feather tufts near their ears, and a tail.


Potato, Mushroom, Artichoke, Asparagus, Broccoli & Roasted Garlic Gratin
Sprout Creek Toussaint Cheese 11.99

Open Face Egg, Spinach & Goat Cheese on Crusty Bread Alone Miche 11.99

Chorizo, Scrambled Eggs, 5 Spoke Welsh Cheddar & Rice Burrito 13.99
Organic Grass-fed Beef Chorizo from Sundance Farms

Scrambled Eggs 9.99
Served with Yukon Potatoes

Vegetable Omelet 12.99
Zucchini, Roasted Peppers, Asparagus, Mushrooms & Goat Cheese

Laughing Bird Farms Shrimp, Mushrooms & Roasted Tomato Omelet 12.99
Served with Yukon Potatoes

Maine Lobster & Spinach Benedict 29.99
1 ¼ lb Maine Lobster, Spinach & Hollandaise Sauce
Organic Sprouted English Muffin
Served with Yukon Potatoes

Organic Whole Grain Pancakes 9.99
Local Organic Maple Syrup & Blueberry Compote

Scrambled Tofu & Mushrooms, Black Truffle Sea Salt 9.99

SIDES
Half Dozen Pieces of Apple Smoked Bacon 5.99
No Added Nitrate & Certified Humane

Yukon Potatoes 4.99

Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Community + Sustainable Spirits = RE>MIX @ Aroma Thyme Bistro



COMMUNITY
+
SUSTAINABLE
SPIRITS
=
RE>MIX




WEDNESDAY, MAR 20
6 - 9 PM

Aroma Thyme Bistro
165 Canal Street
Ellenville, NY


Take networking, add community, mix it all up…

and you get our version of the mixer.
This month we're heading to one of the Hudson Valley’s premiere destination restaurants – Aroma Thyme Bistro. Here you will see the owner’s commitment to local sustainable food sources in an atmosphere that keeps customers coming back again and again.

Come out and have a taste of our sustainable future.

And find out more about co-creating a better Hudson Valley with values-aligned
independent business folks and entrepreneurs, creatives and artists, and farmers.
Hors d’oeuvres and cash bar.

Thursday, February 28, 2013

Basha Kill Wine Makers Dinner | Friday, March 22nd




What: Basha Kill Wine Makers Dinner

When: Friday March 22nd, 2013

Where: Aroma Thyme Bistro, 165 Canal St Ellenville NY

Details: Five course dinner paired Basha Kill Wines.  Paul, Owner and wine maker, we be hosting the dinner.  The cost is $49 per person.  RSVP (845) 647-3000




Hummingbird Catabwa
Grilled Fennel & Grapefruit

Gewürztraminer
Organic Edamame & Potato Cake
Baby Spinach, Honey-Lavender Vinaigrette

Lemberger 
Brie Crostini, Warm Lentils, Smoked Black Pepper

Cabernet Franc
Braised Lamb, White Bean Stew and Spring Vegetables

Osprey Vignoles
Orange Ginger Cheesecake


About Basha Kill Vineyards http://www.bashakillvineyards.com
BashaKill Vineyards is Sullivan County’s first Farm Winery license. Set in a picturesque region of the Catskills, Bashakill Vineyards got its start in the spring of 2005. Two varieties of vines, Noiret and Cayuga White, both of which are American hybrids developed at Cornell University, were planted in the Spring of 2006. Cayuga White is one of the most highly disease-resistant vines and allows for chemical-free growing. Noiret, a red wine grape which was just recently named by Cornell, has a very distinct black pepper character. It also serves as a good disease-resistant grape. Choosing disease-resistant varieties will help us grow organically.
In the spring of 2007 we planted a newly released variety named Marquette. This grape combines high levels of cold hardiness and disease resistance with excellent wine quality. One of its parent grapes is the world renowned Pinot Noir. In 09 we harvested a small test crop on these three year old vines and were very happy with the quality of the wine. In 2010 we will get our first full crop of Marquette and blend it with our Noiret for our first Estate red wine named Bald Eagle! In 2011 we started to clear another acre and a half of hard woods to prep it for more vines.
Our vineyard is on a slight slope which flows down to the Bashakill wetlands. The proximity to the Bashakill wetlands provides ideal conditions for growing. The moist, warmer air off of the wetlands pushes the colder air off the vineyard and provides a blanket, protecting the vines from the early frosts so commonly found in this region.
All trellis posts have been cut out from native untreated Black Locust wood. These posts were selected specifically so that the vineyard can remain chemical-free. Because of its hardness, Black Locust wood does not have to be treated, and will still outlast treated lumber.
In 2011 we cleared another acre and a half of woods to start preparing for another vineyard. We plan to plant more Noiret and a German red variety called Regent, which also has good disease resistant properties. In June 2011 we are getting sheep to help with our weed control; this is another method of biodynamic farming for our vineyard. We are using a breed that only grows to 24" in height so they cannot reach our vines and will also give us a natural fertilizer while they weed for us!


About Aroma Thyme
Aroma Thyme is known for their "stealth health"(Zagat). The Bistro has an award-winning wine list from Wine Spectator Magazine and over 200 beers. Aroma Thyme is certified green by The Green Restaurant Association. Marcus Guiliano is the chef & owner of Aroma Thyme Bistro located in the bountiful Hudson Valley of New York. Chef Guiliano has been an advocate for over 10 years on healthy, sustainable, local & real food. He found his mission in cooking when he reversed a handful of medical conditions including 28 years of asthma. For more information visit www.chefonamission.com.www.aromathymebistro.com.




  

Hudson Valley Beer and Cheese Week at Aromathyme




$29.99 for 3 beer and 3 courses!!!
Mix and match local beer and cheese

Aroma Thyme Bistro, 165 Canal St Ellenville NY

Sunday March 10th to Saturday March 23 rd 2013

 $29.99 includes a flight of three beers and a choice of three food items. To RSVP or for more info call 845 647 3000.

Some of Beers on Tap
Hudson Valley Beers on Tap
Keegan Ale Hurricane Kitty
Captain Lawrence Liquid Gold
Captain Lawrence Kolsch
Defiant Tripel
Plus others….



Cheese Menu


Grilled Asparagus, Sprout Creek Raw Toussaint 


Lentil & Smoked Black Pepper Salad, 

Chatham Sheep Herding Cambert

Creamy Wild Hive Polenta, 

Chatam Sheep Herding Ewe’s Blue

Mac & Cheese

Mushrooms & 5 Spoke Raw Tumble Weed Cheese

Braised Pork & 5 Spoke Jack Cheese Tostado 

Organic Black Bean Mole
Pasture Raised Pork from Iowa Farm Families








Sunday March 24th  join us at Keegan Ales for Flights of local beer and Food from Aroma Thyme featuring local cheese. $29.99 per person. RSVP at 845 647 3000.





For more information call 845 647 3000 or watch the video attached to this post.


Hudson Valley Beer and Cheese Fest At Keegan Ales | Sunday, March 24th








Hudson Valley Beer &  Cheese Fest 


 Sunday, March 24th, 1-4 PM   

Aroma Thyme's chef/owner Marcus Guilano has teamed up with Tommy Keegan to throw a big beer and cheese party in the Keegan brewery.  Last year Tommy had a bunch of local brewers join the party.  And they will all be back this year.  

Chef Marcus is making several dishes that feature local Hudson Valley farmstead cheeses.

And what goes great with cheese? How about local beer.

If you like Great Cheese & Great Beer then this is your event!!!

Tommy is naturally in charge of the beer.  
In addition to Keegan Ales, there will be samplings from: 

Chatham Brewing Co.
 Cross Roads Brewery 
Ommegang 
 Ithaca Beer Co.

Tickets are only $30, which includes the beer and food.
RSVP at 845 647 3000 or 845 331 BREW.

About Aroma Thyme:
Aroma Thyme is known for their "stealth health"(Zagat). The Bistro has an award-winning wine list from Wine Spectator Magazine and over 200 beers. Aroma Thyme is certified green by The Green Restaurant Association. Marcus Guiliano is the chef & owner of Aroma Thyme Bistro located in the bountiful Hudson Valley of New York. Chef Guiliano has been an advocate for over 10 years on healthy, sustainable, local & real food. He found his mission in cooking when he reversed
a handful of medical conditions including 28 years of asthma. For more information visit www.chefonamission.com. www.aromathymebistro.com.

About Keegan Ales:
Keegan Ales was founded in 2003 by Brewmaster Tommy Keegan and quickly earned the reputation of “The Hudson Valley’s Brewery” after the first beers brewed won accolades at The Hudson Valley Beer Festival taking home both a gold medal and Best of Show.  Keegan Ales has gone on to receive a warm welcome from both the general public and local business community and is now available throughout the tri-state area.  In 2010 Keegan Ales was named Ulster County Small Business of the Year.  Today, with the addition of a pub and tavern, Keegan Ales is proud to be considered one of the regions “hot spots” for music with live shows almost five nights a week and almost never a cover.  Visit www.keeganales.com for more info, event listings, new beers on tap and music calendars.




Friday, February 22, 2013

Harpoon Leviathan Beer Dinner | Friday, March 15th, 7 PM




What: Harpoon Leviathan Beer Dinner
When: March 15th 2013
Where: Aroma Thyme Bistro, 165 Canal St. Ellenville NY
Details: 5 course paired dinner
$44 per person
UFO White
Grilled Asparagus, Sprout Creek Toussaint Cheese
Imperial IPA
African Curried Coconut Chickpea Soup
Great Scotch Ale
Black Beans & Ancho Grilled Shrimp
Baltic Porter
Slow Braised Smoked Akaushi Brisket
Czernobog
Dark Chocolate  Petite Crème Brulee & Strawberries

Dear Friends of Harpoon,
We started the Harpoon Brewery in 1986 because—like today—we loved beer and wanted more quality choices.  
There was only one problem: we were beer lovers, not brewers. We knew what we wanted to drink, but we needed some help actually brewing it. So we enlisted our first brewer, took over some warehouse space on the Boston waterfront, and began introducing fresh, local craft beer to Boston drinkers. We tried to do it in a way that captured the spirit of fun that had brought us to beer in the first place. From that warehouse, surrounded by fish companies on the docks of South Boston (neighboring what is now the Seaport District), we couldn’t imagine that craft brewing would become what it has today.  
We still remember our days on the other side of the bar, and have spent as much time spreading the joy of beer drinking as we have focusing on recipes, ingredients, and brewing equipment. Hopefully our sense of gratitude is reflected in both the quality of the beer and the spirit of fun and enjoyment surrounding our beer and breweries. We invite all of you to visit our Boston brewery, where it all began, and our beautiful brewery in Windsor, Vermont. 
We look forward to having a beer with you soon!
Cheers,


About Aroma Thyme
Aroma Thyme is known for their "stealth health"(Zagat). The Bistro has an award-winning wine list from Wine Spectator Magazine and over 200 beers. Aroma Thyme is certified green by The Green Restaurant Association. Marcus Guiliano is the chef & owner of Aroma Thyme Bistro located in the bountiful Hudson Valley of New York. Chef Guiliano has been an advocate for over 10 years on healthy, sustainable, local & real food. He found his mission in cooking when he reversed a handful of medical conditions including 28 years of asthma. For more information visit www.chefonamission.com.www.aromathymebistro.com.


Wednesday, February 20, 2013

Ionized Water FAQ's















For more info on availability and pricing please call Marcus at (845) 647-3000
 
What exactly is Ionized Water? -

Ionization simply means to gain or lose an electron. Water that has been ionized becomes either alkaline or acidic, meaning that the pH has been adjusted up or down.
Alkaline water is full of Hydroxyl ions. This is the water we drink that has many Health Benefits as described below.
Acidic water is full of Hydrogen ions. This is water that we apply only to the outside of our body. It is also great for plant growth.

How does the Water Ionizer produce ionized water? 

Water is run over positive and negative electrodes, which ionizes the water. It is then separated into alkaline and acidic water as it passes through membranes. It accomplishes this by repelling the water now that it has been "charged" into positive and negative ions.

Why should I drink Ionized Water? 

There are three main benefits to Ionized Water.
First and foremost, it is a powerful antioxidant. People spend hundreds of dollars a month purchasing antioxidants because they are anti-diseases, anti-aging, anti-cancer, which they accomplish through neutralizing free radicals. Free Radical damage causes us to age and causes disease. Since Ionized Water is a liquid antioxidant, it is easily absorbed into the body which makes it much more effective and a powerful antioxidant.
Once the Ionized Antioxidant in the form of Hydroxyl Ions (oxygen molecule with an extra electron) donates its extra electrons to free radicals (oxygen molecule that is missing one electron) you are left with lots of oxygen. Ionized Water gives you Energy by providing your body with lots of oxygen! This is one of the most incredible aspects of Ionized Water!
Secondly, Ionized Water Balances body pH because it is very alkaline. Our diet is often extremely acidic . Soft drinks, fast foods & processed foods deposit acid waste in our bodies that builds up over time and creates an ideal environment for diseases of all kinds to thrive. Look at any cancer patient for instance and their bodies are invariably acidic to some degree. This is, of course, true even with children. Chronic soft drink consumers such as children put themselves in grave danger by allowing their bodies to build up acid waste. Many end up with serious diseases at a very young age. Maintaining an alkaline pH (6.9-7.2) helps us to maintain an environment in our bodies that is NOT conducive to disease. It may take years depending on how acidic your body is, but Ionized Water, because of its alkaline properties, will flush acid waste from our bodies.
Ionized Water is meant to work as a preventative measure, however if you are ill with any disease it always helps to stay Alkaline. Spirulina and Chlorella are also good for this.
Thirdly, Ionized Water has a different molecular cluster size. It contains only five to six water molecules instead of the ten to thirteen that conventional water molecule clusters have. It has changed from an irregular shape that is 10-13 molecule to a hexagonal regular shape that is half the size. This smaller or "reduced" water is much more hydrating than conventional water. There are two consequences of this. First, Ionized Water is much more hydrating than conventional water and, second, it is extremely detoxifying.
The detoxification properties of Ionized Water are powerful and astounding. They simply can not be ignored. A Water Ionizer has different levels of intensity because the average person cannot start out drinking strongly ionized Water. This is particularly true of the elderly, who need to start out at the lowest level and work their way up slowly. People who have spent a lifetime building up acid waste in their bodies will suffer headaches and diarrhea if they drink too much too soon.
How does Ionized Water taste compared with conventional water? - [TOP]
A common remark regarding the taste of Ionized Water is that it tastes smoother than conventional water. This is because of the molecule cluster size and shape. Since it is small and regular shaped, it feels smooth because it is. It also does not fill you up and bloat you the way conventional water can do if you drink a lot of it at once.

How Long does Ionized Water stay Ionized?

The Antioxidant (hydroxyl ions) will last approximately 18-24 hours. The Higher pH (alkaline properties) will last approximately 1-2 weeks. The smaller molecule cluster size will last approximately 1-3 months.

Does Ionized Water have any negative effects?

Absolutely none, as long as it is used properly. Only the alkaline water should be consumed. NEVER DRINK THE ACIDIC WATER. We have never seen a single negative effect from Ionized Water, either alkaline or acidic, as long as it is used properly.

Who should drink it?

Anyone and Everyone, young and old, human or animal. It is beneficial to some degree to nearly everyone and everything it comes in contact with.

How should I start drinking it?

Start out slow at level one, drinking 1-3 glasses per day. If the water agrees with you, increase the amount you drink and the level of Ionization intensity. The stronger, the better, but take your time in building up to the higher levels. The antioxidant is most powerful on the high levels. You will of course experience more energy at the higher levels, but the fresher the ionized Water is, the stronger these properties are. The detoxification is STRONG and unmistakable. However, it only lasts a short time.

Can it be used commercially?

Yes, is innumerable ways. In the dairy industry, with Live Stock, healthier, faster growing crops, etc. All this is now being demonstrated, albeit slowly, to these industries. The Alkaline Ionized Water should be fed to the animals. The Acidic Ionized Water will benefit the crops, as well as the livestock in that it will help keep a much lower mortality rates and cleaner environment, keeping in mind the acidic water retards bacteria and bacterial growth. Tests are underway in various industries demonstrating the positive effects of Ionized Water but they are still in their infancy.

How does Ionized Water effect athletes?

In an extremely positive way, as you might expect. Blood oxygen levels will rise varying amounts with regular use of strong Ionized Water. This increases stamina, endurance and provides the muscles tissue and organs with high amounts of oxygen which the human body often lacks, even in athletes because of inadequate diets. If Professional and Amateur sports were to ever discover this, it would eventually become one of the most established benefits to athletes everywhere. That will happen, but acceptance of Ionized Water will take time.

Why should I buy a Water Ionizer?

The Health Benefits of Ionized Water are numerous as stated above. However, it is best to have it on hand because the fresher it is, the better it is.
Not only do you benefit from drinking the Alkaline Ionized Water but, to have Acidic Water on hand 24 hours a day is worth the price of the Ionizer alone. Once you have begun to use it and take advantage of its incredible properties, you will know that you have made the right decision to purchase one.

What are the electrodes of each unit composed of?

The electrodes are Titanium, a very hard metal, coated (not electroplated) with platinum, a very conductive metal. All Water Ionizers currently manufactured use these two materials for their electrodes. Electroplating only places platinum on the titanium only a few molecules thick, which is not sufficient for prolonged ionization. There have been claims that pure platinum electrodes are sometimes used for the electrodes but this claim is obviously false since this would not at all improve performance and would be cost prohibitive.

Is it dangerous to drink Ionized Water at these high pH levels?

It is NOT dangerous to drink them at this level; however, it certainly is not necessary. Ionized Water should ideally be consumed between a pH 9.5 and 10.0.

Are there any advantages of drinking Ionized Water at these higher pH and lower ORP levels?

You will be consuming a liquid that has an extremely low negative charge, or ORP (oxidation reduction potential) somewhere in the neighborhood of -300 to -500 Mv, depending on water source. While it is not necessary to drink Ionized Water at this level, it will not hurt you to do so. However, be advised that drinking water with such a high pH may cause an upset stomach.

Are they used for any other purposes?

Yes, they are used in kidney dialysis because they remove everything from the blood to a very fine level.

Will the filter remove fluoride from the water?

No, the carbon and ultra filters will not remove fluoride. The only filter that will remove fluoride is an alum filter. Minerals are not removed from water through normal filtration. However, since fluoride is an acidic mineral carrying a positive charge, some of it will be removed from the alkaline side to the acidic side of the ionized water. This will reduce the amount of fluoride found in the alkaline water, which is the water we consume. Thus, we can effectively remove up to approximately 50% of the fluoride from the alkaline Ionized Water.

Some companies claim their Water Ionizers will remove all the fluoride in the water. Is this possible?

NO. Absolutely not. The laws of physics work the same for all water ionizers regardless of how they are made. We would have to ionize 100% of the minerals in the water to expect that 100% of any mineral would be removed to either the alkaline or acid side of the Water Ionizer. The Watershed Wellness Center is the largest importer, wholesaler and retailer in North America.  Unless otherwise stated, everything on our website is 100% original material written by Bob McCauley. Bob McCauley is the author of three books on ionized water, Spirulina and Chlorella and is the architect of the six component protocol of how we can all obtain Great Health, his last book exclusively on Ionized Water. We have sold water ionizers longer than any company in the United States and have imported more than any other US company. Except that which is otherwise cited, if you find any of this material on other websites, it has been plagarized.

Source: http://watershed.net/Water-Ionizer-FAQs/

Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Open Mic Night,Friday, March 1st ,2013, 10:00 PM

What: Open Mic Night
Where: Aroma Thyme Bistro in Ellenville
When: Friday, March 1st ,2013, 10:00 PM
Details: Starts at 10pm, come early to sign up!
It's Open Mic Night again at Aroma Thyme Friday, March 1st , 2013 10pm!!

It's that time of the month again, for the ever so popular Open Mic Night at Aroma Thyme Bistro. All are welcome to Open Mic nights. This has become a monthly tradition at Aroma Thyme for the past three years. We have seen some incredibly talented acts. We are constantly amazed from locals to people that travel up to an hour to perform. ...Of course we have our regulars, which we love. And there's always a new act of some sort to welcome each month.

Take a look at these past performers at Open Mic night:

The kitchen is open until midnight for everything from small bites to a full dinner. Plus the bar is well stocked with Small Batch Bourbon's, elegant Single Malt Scotch, almost 200 beers, over 250 wines and a trendy martini menu.

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