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A Michelin-starred restaurant in San Francisco serves a $95 nonalcoholic beverage pairing for its tasting menu — and that's actually cheap.
A Michelin-starred restaurant in San Francisco serves a $95 nonalcoholic beverage pairing for its tasting menu — and that's actually cheap.
A Michelin-starred restaurant in San Francisco serves a $95 nonalcoholic beverage pairing for its tasting menu — and that's actually cheap.
Sons & Daughters is a one-starred Michelin restaurant in San Francisco that offers, in addition to its $225 tasting menu, a $95 beverage pairing. Sounds reasonable? Well, consider these nine beverages are all nonalcoholic. Cured Mount Lassen trout might come with a coriander shrub with white and purple currents. Maine lobster is paired with lactic-fermented green strawberries, raw carrots and strawberry vinegar, and Umpqua Valley lamb has beetroot juice with blackberries smoked over applewood. The spirits-free pairing is actually one of the cheaper ones in the Bay Area. Kiln in San Francis...
Sons & Daughters is a one-starred Michelin restaurant in San Francisco that offers, in addition to its $225 tasting menu, a $95 beverage pairing. Sounds reasonable? Well, consider these nine beverages are all nonalcoholic. Cured Mount Lassen trout might come with a coriander shrub with white and purple currents. Maine lobster is paired with lactic-fermented green strawberries, raw carrots and strawberry vinegar, and Umpqua Valley lamb has beetroot juice with blackberries smoked over applewood. The spirits-free pairing is actually one of the cheaper ones in the Bay Area. Kiln in San Francis...