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Wednesday, July 15, 2015

3rd Annual $25.99 Twin Lobsters & Smuttynose Beer | Sunday August 16th, 1pm to 5pm



What: 3rd Annual $25.99 Twin Lobsters & Smuttynose Beer 

When: Sunday August 16th, 1pm to 5pm

Where: Aroma Thyme Bistro, 165 Canal St Ellenville NY

Details: Twin Lobsters $25.99 and lots of Smuttynose Beer in our Garden. Smuttynose Beer will be available for purchase by the pint, flight and bottles.  

This event will sell out super fast!  RSVP (845) 647-3000.

About Smuttynose:
Smuttynose was founded in January, 1994. It released its first beer, Shoals Pale Ale, in July of that year, followed shortly thereafter by Old Brown Dog. 
Chuckwheat - 1996 (retired)

Portsmouth Lager - 1998 (retired)

The Big Beer Series - 1998 to the present

Belgian White Ale - 1999 (retired)

Robust Porter – 2001

Weizenheimer - 2002 (retired)

Pumpkin Ale – 2003

Finestkind IPA – 2004

Summer Weizen – 2005

Winter Ale – 2006

Short Batch Series – 2007

Hanami - 2007 (retired)

Star Island Single – 2009

Big A IPA (as year-round offering) - 
2010
Vunderbar Pilsner - 
2012
Noonan Black IPA - 2013

Smuttynose Brewing is related by common ownership & history to the Portsmouth Brewery and, indirectly, to the Northampton Brewery, located in western Massachusetts. The chronology goes like this:
1987 - Brother & sister Peter & Janet Egelston, along with partners Cora Lee Drew & Mark Metzger, start the Northampton Brewery, which is now the oldest brewpub in New England.
1991 - The Egelstons & Metzger start the Portsmouth Brewery, New Hampshire's first brewpub.
1992 - Peter & Janet buy Metzger out of the Northampton & Portsmouth partnership.
December, 1993 - Peter attends the bankruptcy auction of the Frank Jones Brewing Company & purchases the assets that form the basis for Smuttynose Brewing, founded in January, 1994.
2000 - Peter & Janet Egelston buy each other out of their partnership. Janet remains owner of the Northampton Brewery; Peter & his partner Joanne Francis own Smuttynose and the Portsmouth Brewery.

Smuttynose beers are distributed in 22 states and the District of Columbia, from Maine to Florida and as far west as Wisconsin. 

About Aroma Thyme www.AromaThymeBistro.com
Aroma Thyme bistro opened in 2003 in Ellenville, NY, where the Catskills meet the Hudson Valley. Being green minded since day one, Aroma Thyme was the first Certified Green Restaurant© in upstate New York. Aroma Thyme has one of the best stocked bars with 250 craft beers, 250 fine wines & 250 boutique spirits.  The restaurant is all about supporting local, but beyond that they pride themselves in small independent brands from all over the globe.  This purchasing philosophy encompasses bar and kitchen alike.  “We want to help a family pay for dance lessons for their daughter rather than a CEO's third vacation home”, says owners Jamie & Marcus Guiliano.  Marcus Guiliano is an award winning chef who was named “One of the Five Top Food Activists Making a Change” from One Green Planet. This award, along with many others, is evident from the gourmet sustainable socially responsible cuisine Aroma Thyme serves. The restaurant has also been flooded with wards ranging from “Best New Restaurant”, “Best Organic Restaurant”, “Best Beer Events”, Wine Spectator “Award Winning Wine List” and Trip Advisors number one restaurant in their area. Aroma Thyme pleases carnivores and vegans alike.  There is plenty of options for every diet and taste.  Chef Marcus has several a great blogs that are a must to check out, ChefonaMission.com (his main one), NoFarmedSalmon.com (you will never eat farmed salmon again) and his award-winning business blog at 50Mistakes.com. Reservations are always accepted at (845) 647-3000. 

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