A Bit Of History
The Power Plant Restaurant and Brewery is located in historic downtown Parkville, Mo. The site was originally home to the
Park College Power Plant, constructed in the early 1900's, and named after a city pioneer, Col. George S. Park.
The Power Plant Restaurant and Brewery was founded in 1998 and opened its doors to the public in December of 1998. We are
dedicated to brewing beers of premium quality and character. Our brewers use the traditional methods of our early American
ancestors to handcraft all of our beers. We use no preservatives, only the finest natural ingredients: malted barley, hops,
yeast, and pure water. Brewing on site enables us to brew according to demand; assuring our customers will receive the freshest
pint possible.
There is no substitute for a truly fresh beer.
THE POWER PLANT RESTAURANT
TWO MAIN ST.
PARKVILLE, MO. 64152
816-746-5051
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Beer Opening:
"WIT BIER"
4:30 pm JULY 7th, 2008
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ENTERTAINMENT EVENTS
JULY 4TH EVENTS
CARNIVAL ACTIVITIES
WEDNESDAY JULY 2nd THROUGH SATURDAY JULY 5TH
DOWNTOWN PARADE FRIDAY
AT 10:00 AM
FIREWORKS AT 9:45 PM
ENJOY THE BEST VIEW OF THE FIREWORKS IN PARKVILLE FROM YOUR POWER PLANT DECK
Second Friday:
Acoustical songwriters night with
Laura Lisbeth
7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Second Friday:
MAGIC BY ERIC!
6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
DAILY SPECIALS
MONDAY
BUILD YOUR OWN PIZZAS
$9.99
TUESDAY
TWO FOR TUESDAY $2.00 PINTS
FAMOUS SMOKED PRIME RIB
10 OZ. $10.99
WEDNESDAY
TURKEY AND MASH
$10.99
THURSDAY
CHICKEN FRIED CHICKEN
$10.99
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JULY ALE
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Gordon Gerski
Head Brewer
Take care, and drink responsibly.
WITBIER
Wit, of White, bier is a pale golden, tart, refreshing style thick with sediment and with a
high level of carbon dioxide. With the pale malts, unmalted wheat and lack of filtration
it's no surprise that it bares some resemblance to German HefeWiesse. The greatest difference
between Wit and its German cousin is the addition of spices, classically coriander and
Curacao orange peel. It is intended primarily as a summertime refresher. In the 1800's,
Hoegaargen was one of the most significant brewing centers in Belgium, with 30 breweries
producing Wit beer. Unfortunately, time chipped away at this situation and by the mid 1950's
only a few were still in production. In the early 1960's, Pierre Celis took it upon himself
to resurrect this all but dead style. The reintroduction of white beer went very well as
Hoegaarden Wit took off. Celis moved to Austin, Texas, where he established the Celis
Brewery. He has since returned to Belgium, but only after leaving us the legacy of his
wonderful brewing skills.
Character of our Wit!
Color... Attractive, opalescent, green-gold
Aroma... Spicy with orange and coriander
Flavor... Clean, teasing, perfumed fruitiness
Body... Light but smooth underlying creamy sweetness
Raise a glass with some friends and make a toast...
Hail to Brewers!
DON'T FORGET!!!
THE POWER PLANT BREWERY IS A GREAT PLACE FOR YOUR OFFICE PARTY, REHEARSAL DINNER, WEDDING
RECEPTION OR BIRTHDAY PARTY. CALL NOW TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT...
FROM THE CHEFS CORNER:
ROASTED YELLOW TOMATO VINIGARETTE OVER A FRESH SPINACH SALAD
TAKE 4 YELLOW TOMATOES, CUT IN HALF, MIX THEM IN EXTRA VIRGIN OIL AND ANY FRESH HERBS YOU
HAVE. THEN PUT THEM IN THE OVEN AT 250 DEGREES FOR AN HOUR. COOL. PUT IN THE BLENDER OR FOOD
PROCCESSER ALONG WITH:
- 2 tsp. CHOPPED GARLIC
- 2 tsp. CHOPPED SHALLOTS
- 2 tsp. OF FRESH THYME AND
- ROSEMERRY
- SALT AND PEPPER
- 1 CUP WHITE WINE VINIGER
- 1 3/4 CUP EXTRA VIRGIN OIL
DRIZZEL OVER PICKED AND CLEANED FRESH SPINACH WITH SOME YELLOW TOMATOES AS GARNISH AND
WHATEVER ELSE YOU LIKE ON YOUR SALAD.
CHEF
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