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2021 Advance Menu SUITE MENU 2021 WELCOME. Delaware North is proud to be the exclusive catering partner to the Milwaukee Brewers, providing the highest quality food, beverage and customer service for over 100 years! We are excited to welcome you to our suites and provide an “out of the park” experience for you and your guests. We have worked hard to be recognized as a leader in premium services and we are pleased to share that dedication with you. To ensure that you have the most enjoyable time in our ballpark, we ask that you follow the new COVID-19 protocols and procedures. Please make sure you are always wearing your mask unless actively eating or drinking, both inside your Suite and throughout American Family Field. Your food has been individually packaged and hand sanitizer has been provided for your protection. If you have any questions, please contact the Suites Coordinator at: • (414) 902-4714 • [email protected] We look forward to an exciting year of supplying the finest food, beverage and service to you and your guests. Go Brewers! MEAL BUNDLES ALL SELECTIONS SERVE APPROXIMATELY 10-14 GUESTS THE SAUSAGE RACE BERNIE'S FEAST $370 $525 Hots & Brats Hamburgers Specialty Sausages Specialty Sausages Kettle Chips & Dip Cheese Curds Potato Salad Roasted Veggie Wrap Mixed Green Salad Caesar Salad Cookie & Brownie Platter Ballpark Caprese 6-pack of: Pepsi & Diet Pepsi Popcorn 12-pack of: Aquafina Cookie & Brownie Platter 6-pack of: Pepsi & Diet Pepsi 12-pack of: Aquafina BEVERAGE BUNDLES ALL SELECTIONS SERVE APPROXIMATELY 12 GUESTS TASTE OF MILLER THE MULE BAR $130 $220 (2) 6-packs each of: (1) bottle each of: - Miller Lite - SKYY Vodka - Miller High Life - Jim Beam Bourbon (1) 6-pack each of: - Sauza Silver Tequila - Leinenkugel’s Summer Shandy (1) 6-pack of ginger beer Served with lemons, limes & cherries WISCONSIN OLD FASHIONED BAR $200 (1) bottle each of: - Brandy - Old Fashioned Mix (1) 6-pack each of - Sierra Mist - Squirt Served with oranges, cherries & limes ALL SELECTIONS SERVE APPROXIMATELY 10 GUESTS SNACKS CLASSIC POPCORN G V $32.50 ($3.25 per serving) SOUVENIR SNACK V Popcorn, snack mix, pretzel twists $48.00 ($4.80 per serving) PRETZEL BITES V Served with brew pub mustard & cheese sauce $39.50 ($3.95 per serving) SALADS CHICKEN WINGS G MIXED GREENS V Traditional Buffalo or BBQ wings, ranch dressing Baby field greens, carrots, cucumbers, tomatoes, $59.50 ($5.95 per serving) ranch dressing, balsamic vinaigrette $50.00 ($5.00 per serving) CHICKEN TENDERS TRADITIONAL CAESAR V Served with BBQ sauce & ranch dressing Romaine lettuce, aged Parmesan cheese, garlic croutons, $68.50 ($6.85 per serving) Caesar dressing $56.00 ($5.60 per serving) CHEESE CURDS V Breaded cheese curds served with buttermilk ranch $70.00 ($7.00 per serving) SIDES POTATO SALAD Red skin potato salad, bacon, aged cheddar cheese, fresh chives $42.50 ($4.25 per serving) HOMEMADE PASTA SALAD Cheese tortellini, cherry tomatoes, mozzarella, pancetta, garlic Parmesan $38.50 ($3.85 per serving) G GL UTEN-FREE N CONTAINS NUTS V VEGETARIAN ALL SELECTIONS SERVE APPROXIMATELY 10 GUESTS, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED BALLPARK FAVORITES HOT DOGS 12 all-beef franks served with condiments $72.00 ($6.00 per serving) JOHNSONVILLE BRATWURST SWEETS 12 sausages served with sauerkraut $72.00 ($6.00 per serving) COOKIES N CHEESEBURGERS $55.50 ($5.55 per serving) 12 all-beef burger patties served with condiments BROWNIES N $99.00 ($8.25 per serving) $55.50 ($5.55 per serving) COOKIE & BROWNIE COMBO N PIZZAS $61.50 ($6.15 per serving) CLASSIC CHEESE V Mozzarella, provolone, Romano & Parmesan cheeses, Italian seasonings, tomato sauce $42.00 ($4.20 per serving) VEGETARIAN V Mozzarella, provolone, Romano & Parmesan cheeses, Italian seasonings, tomato sauce, red & green bell peppers, onions $42.00 ($4.20 per serving) PEPPERONI Mozzarella, provolone, Romano & Parmesan cheeses, Italian seasonings, tomato sauce, spicy pepperoni $42.00 ($4.20 per serving) SAUSAGE Mozzarella, provolone, Romano & Parmesan cheeses, Italian seasonings, tomato sauce, pork sausage $42.00 ($4.20 per serving) G GL UTEN-FREE N CONTAINS NUTS V VEGETARIAN VINO BLANCO CHAMPAGNE / SPARKLING MOSCATO KORBEL BRUT, CALIFORNIA CANYON ROAD, CALIFORNIA Light-tasting and crisp with a balanced medium-dry finish $48 Inviting notes of peaches and honey, followed by lusciously sweet flavors of ripe pear and lemon $32 LA MARCA, PROSECCO, ITALY Fresh and clean with ripe citrus, green apple and some toast $50 PINOT GRIGIO VEUVE CLICQUOT BRUT, FRANCE ECCO DOMANI, ITALY Hints of toast and biscuit accent lightly honeyed flavors of Light-bodied, with a pleasantly soft palate and a long finish $40 quince, apple blossom and peach in this fresh and balanced Champagne $146 SANTA MARGHERITA, ALTO ADIGE, ITALY Fresh, clean bouquet and a crisp, sophisticated flavor brightened ROSÉ with hints of citrus $70 ROSEHAVEN, CALIFORNIA SAUVIGNON BLANC Whispers of raspberry and strawberry are dotted by a hint of guava $38 TOM GORE, CALIFORNIA Bright citrus, lime and tangerine aromas that carry through M. CHAPOUTIER ‘BELLERUCHE,’ the palate $36 CÔTES-DU-RHÔNE Aromas of red fruit and citrus complemented by notes of WHITEHAVEN, NEW ZEALAND exotic fruits $54 Fresh nettle, gooseberry and tropical fruit flavors abound with a clean acid finish $50 WHITE ZINFANDEL KIM CRAWFORD, NEW ZEALAND CANYON ROAD, CALIFORNIA An exuberant wine brimming with flavors of pineapple and stone This wine is light-bodied with hints of strawberry, cherry and fruit with a hint of herbaceousness $52 watermelon flavors and a smooth, crisp finish $32 RIESLING CHATEAU STE. MICHELLE, COLUMBIA VALLEY Crisp apple aromas and flavors with subtle mineral notes $38 VINO BLANCO CHARDONNAY WHITE BLEND PROVERB, CALIFORNIA WOLLERSHEIM WINERY Layers of baked apple and pineapple with whispers of vanilla "PRAIRIE FUMÉ," WISCONSIN and caramel $32 A crisp, fresh semi-dry white wine with citrus and tropical highlights, and a hint of sweetness $40 CLOS DU BOIS, CALIFORNIA This bright and juicy Chardonnay beckons with aromas of apple STRINGER CELLARS "METAL BENDER," blossom, ripe pear, peach and sweet lemon drop $35 WISCONSIN A nose of mineral, lime and cucumber and a soft full pallet with PENFOLDS, “KOONUNGA HILL,” AUSTRALIA tropical fruit flavors like honeydew, guava and ripe pear $50 A light to medium-bodied Chardonnay with distinctive primary fruit characteristics, sustained intensity and a subtle underlay of moderate oak $38 CHATEAU ST. JEAN, CALIFORNIA Flavors of apple and pear as well as tropical notes of pineapple topped with lemon and lime zest $48 KENDALL-JACKSON VINTNER'S RESERVE, CALIFORNIA Beautifully integrated tropical flavors such as pineapple, mango and papaya with citrus notes $55 MEIOMI, CALIFORNIA Crème brûlée, butterscotch, baked apple, shortbread, roasted marshmallow and spices $70 VINO ROSSO PINOT NOIR KENDALL-JACKSON VINTNER'S MARK WEST, CALIFORNIA RESERVE, CALIFORNIA Layers of fruit characteristics including fresh cherry, rich Aromas of lush, bright black cherry, blackberry and cassis $45 strawberry and raspberry notes $45 STERLING VINTNER’S COLLECTION, MACMURRAY ESTATE, CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA Delicate notes of black cherry, raspberry and pomegranate $54 Black berry fruit and ripe cherries leap from the glass, supported by toasty vanilla and cocoa $60 ERATH, OREGON This lustrous beauty showcases aromas of raspberry pie with MOUNT PEAK SENTINEL, CALIFORNIA pleasing hints of mint, citrus and a provocative suggestion of Flavors of blackberry and cherry are woven through anise and smoke $60 toasted cedar, echoing in a long finish that is framed with notes of sweet cream $142 MERLOT MALBEC PROVERB, CALIFORNIA This lustrous beauty showcases aromas of raspberry pie with TERRAZAS DE LOS ANDES, ARGENTINA enticing plum and dark cherry woven with touches of vanilla Bright and generous, a lively mouthful of ripened plums and and spice $32 boysenberry, with chewy tannins $46 CHARLES SMITH "THE VELVET DEVIL," WASHINGTON RED BLEND Classic Merlot aromas of dark cherries, cedar, pipe tobacco, 19 CRIMES, AUSTRALIA anise, stone and cherry blossoms $40 Bright hues of dark berry fruits accompanied by a strong BV COASTAL ESTATES, CALIFORNIA vanilla aroma $46 Lovely red fruit aromas, complemented by peppery oak notes $52 STRINGER CELLARS "METAL BENDER," WISCONSIN CABERNET SAUVIGNON Notes of bright red cherry, vanilla and cedar with the structure PROVERB, CALIFORNIA and acid backbone to hold up to hearty dishes $52 Rich blackberry meld with hints of mocha, vanilla and oak $32 LOUIS M. MARTINI, SONOMA COUNTY ZINFANDEL Complex, juicy flavors of black plum jam and freshly picked RAVENSWOOD, CALIFORNIA blueberry, framed by notes of mocha and toast $40 Intricate layers of black cherry, plum, currant and wild berry flavors with a hint of spice $40 STORYPOINT, CALIFORNIA Layers of delicious flavor from each region integrate with notes of nutmeg and vanilla $45 AVAILABLE IN A 1 L BOTTLE, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED SPIRITS VODKA BOURBON WHISKEY SKYY $52 JIM BEAM $52 ABSOLUT $80 MAKER’S MARK $90 TITO’S HANDMADE $92 BASIL HAYDEN'S $100 KETEL ONE $95 KNOB CREEK RYE $110 GREY GOOSE $125 SCOTCH WHISKY GIN DEWAR’S WHITE LABEL $69 BEEFEATER $70 JOHNNIE WALKER RED LABEL $80 TANQUERAY $80 JOHNNIE WALKER BLACK LABEL $130 BOMBAY SAPPHIRE $90 THE MACALLAN 12 YR (750 mL bottle) $230 TEQUILA IRISH WHISKEY SAUZA SILVER $60 JAMESON $80 PATRÓN SILVER (750 mL bottle) $135 CANADIAN WHISKY RUM CANADIAN CLUB $52 BACARDÍ SUPERIOR $55 CROWN ROYAL $90 MALIBU COCONUT $60 CAPTAIN MORGAN ORIGINAL SPICED $65 BRANDY KORBEL $52 AMERICAN WHISKEY
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