What’s better than oysters and beer? How about oysters IN beer?
My pal Dabney Oakley just alerted me to a brew that debuted last November called Pearl Necklace Oyster Stout.
From the website: “A dry stout brewed with local oysters, Pearl Necklace was the brainchild of Flying Dog, Rappahannock River Oysters, and Baltimore’s Woodberry Kitchen.”
Originally released on draft only in Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, DC., I’m hopeful to get a taste someday as their website now shows it’s available in bottles “all day, every day.”
Links on the site show at least three locations in Miami that I can get to with too much trouble. And it’s great to know that proceeds from the beer benefit oyster recovery efforts in the Chesapeake Bay.
Now I just need some Rappahannock River Oysters to accompany the beer. Hmmmm. Maybe a road trip to Richmond is in my future....
My pal Dabney Oakley just alerted me to a brew that debuted last November called Pearl Necklace Oyster Stout.
From the website: “A dry stout brewed with local oysters, Pearl Necklace was the brainchild of Flying Dog, Rappahannock River Oysters, and Baltimore’s Woodberry Kitchen.”
Originally released on draft only in Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, DC., I’m hopeful to get a taste someday as their website now shows it’s available in bottles “all day, every day.”
Links on the site show at least three locations in Miami that I can get to with too much trouble. And it’s great to know that proceeds from the beer benefit oyster recovery efforts in the Chesapeake Bay.
Now I just need some Rappahannock River Oysters to accompany the beer. Hmmmm. Maybe a road trip to Richmond is in my future....
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