Left Bank Brasseries in Menlo Park will be celebrating Beaujolais Nouveau, the “first wine” of the harvest season, beginning on Thursday, November 15 and continuing through Saturday, November 17. The restaurant will feature Domaine Dupeuble Beaujolais Nouveau 2012 ($10.25 per glass, $26.00 per ½ carafe, $36.00 per bottle) along with a $40.00 three-course prix fixe menu, a special selection of Pâtés Maison, and the regular a la carte offerings, all served for both lunch and dinner.
Left Bank Master Sommelier Eric Entrikin comments, “the Domaine Dupeuble vines are between 50 and 100 years old, thus qualify this Beaujolais Nouveau to be a young wine made from old vines. The Domaine has been in existence since 1512.”
Beaujolais Nouveau is a traditional French holiday that celebrates the release of the Beaujolais Nouveau wine. Made from the Gamay grape, this wine is similar to a light bodied Pinot Noir and has fresh, youthful, and fruity flavors that pair perfectly with autumn dishes. By law, it is celebrated on the third Thursday of November every year.
Left Bank Brasserie Menlo Park
635 Santa Cruz Avenue
Menlo Park, CA 94025
(650) 473-6543
Left Bank Menlo Park Beaujolais Nouveau Celebration Menu Specials
Pâtés Maison
Mousse de Foie de Canard
duck liver truffle mousse
Pâté de Campagne
rustic country pâté
Terrine de Lapin
rabbit terrine, port wine, chestnuts
7.75/one 11.75/two 15.75/three
Served with whole grain mustard, mixed olives, fruit chutney, cornichons, grilled baguette
3-Course Prix-Fixe
40.00 per person
Prix fixe items also available à la carte.
Prices exclude tax and gratuity.
Regular menu also available.
Pour Commencer
Boudin noir et coquille saint jacques 13.00
housemade blood sausage, Day Boat scallops, Dijon grain mustard potato foam, Beaujolais gastrique
Le Plat
Veau deux façon 25.00
roasted veal loin, pan seared sweetbreads, onion soubise , crispy sunchokes, red wine apple reduction
Le Dessert
Tarte aux figues et fromage blanc 7.00
fromage blanc custard, poached figs, chestnut crumble, vanilla ice cream