
CHAPEL HILL, NORTH CAROLINA
On July ’04 trip through Raleigh-Durham, hit upscale downtown Chapel Hill brewpub
TOP OF THE HILL for family dinner. This second floor restaurant had lovely balcony area to enjoy fine American cuisine. Connected to the town library and a downstaris Gap clothing shop in a professional building, it's accessible by elevator.
Quaffed earthy wheat-husked hay-grassed barnyard-wafted
Kuralt Ultra Low Carb, soapy yellow-fruited herbaceously bitter
Keenan Summer Lager, lemony orange rind-embittered coriander-spiced spritzer
Old Well White, dry-hopped date-nut-breaded rye-malted
Village Vienna and sharp mocha-fruited
Davie Poplar IPA prior to dinner.
Soft-watered coffee-burnt chocolate-roasted
Frank Graham Porter and frothily malt-roasted earthen-grained peat-smoked IPA-porter blend
Chuck Stone Black & Tan (merging roasted nut-burnt wood) were a tad better as nightcaps.
www.topofthehillrestaurant.com