Tuesday, 14 June 2022, 3:01 pm Press Release: NZ Venue Co
Let’s be frank, HopDog Festival certainly isn’t the
wurst place to find yourself this week.
Hop damn! Wellington has
its very own HopDog Festival, matching ice-cold locally
brewed NZ beers with bespoke hotdogs to synergise and
emphasise just how delicious this iconic duo is.
Pop
down to St John’s for a mouth-watering
Brat Dog, but don’t mention the roar of spicy homemade
kimchi on a delicious, chargrilled pork bratwurst with mango
kasundi mustard and nori mayo. The good news is you’ll
only have to say ‘same again’ if one isn’t enough
after washing it down with the tongue-twisting Tuatara
Hefeweizen for a cool $30.
Jack
Hackett’sIrish Pub is
channelling its inner yank with a tasty grilled frank
smothered in chilli beef, mozzarella, ketchup and mustard
for the classic American Chili Dog. Meanwhile, The
Cambridge has let the dog out of the kennel with
the Frank & Fennel - a frankfurter with pickled fennel,
mustard seed & whipped cheddar. Both matched with a
frosty pint of Emerson’s Super Quench for $15.
On
now for a limited time until Sunday, 19 June, so best you
hop to
it!
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