
From a Scotch Maverick to a Maverick Kitchen, this is one dinner you will not want to miss. Join the Old Village Post House as we host Compass Box Whisky for a special dinner on Wednesday, May 23rd at 6:30pm.
Started in 2000 by a fellow maverick, John Glaser, Compass Box Whisky is a specialist Scotch whisky maker. One of the few American Master Scotch Makers, John Glaser fine-tuned his first whiskies in his kitchen and is now known as one of the most respected whiskey makers of his generation. He has introduced some of the first innovations in decades to the craft of making and blending Scotch which appeals to a variety of styles and tastes.
The dinner will highlight scotches and whiskies from Compass Box Whisky’s Signature Range including Asyla, a blend of soft, fruity malt whiskies with rich, sweet grain whiskies. Asyla is the lightest of the range and has won the most awards. Mark Pruckner, Brand Manager for Premier Beverage and representative of Compass Box Whisky, will be in attendance to shed more light on the craft of scotch whiskies. Chef de Cuisine Forrest Parker and Chef Frank Lee have created a delicious menu that underlines the flavors from the scotch whiskies.
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The dinner is $55 plus tax and gratuity. Reservations are required and can be made by calling 843.388.8935.
Menu:
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First Course
Fried Oysters with Aioli
Sunburst Farms Smoked Trout
buttermilk Johnny cake, crème fraiche, paddlefish caviar
Asyla
Second Course
Boiled Peanut Soup
smoked ham hock broth, candied Tripp country ham
Oak Cross
Third Course
Fried Chicken, Hot Chicken
sorghum burnt ends baked beans, sweet corn “oysters”
Hedonism
Fourth Course
Malted Dry Rub Duo: Baby Back Pork Rib and Belly
Anson Mills pencil cob grits, red eye reduction, grilled okra ratatouille
Peat Monster
Dessert Course
Creamsicle Icebox Pie
steel cut oat- graham cracker crust, candied citrus
Orangerie