The view from the Cloudland patio.
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The tables are set at Cloudland’s Auld Alliance restaurant.
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From left: Lawrence and Jill Young with Stacey Yates, Louisville Tourism chief marketing officer, and Michael Yates.
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The Forbidden Pear and Auld Fashioned cocktails, both crafted with Forbidden bourbon, and the Zero Proof Paloma cocktail.
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Ben-David Fenwick, Cloudland at McLemore Resort marketing manager, and Conley Crimmins, McLemore Resort marketing director.
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From left: Charla and Chad Hodges, Kenny Markanich, and Jerry and Sonya Honea
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Berry Beef Kibbeh Nayyeh prepared by chef Noam Bilitzer of Louisville’s Meesh Meesh restaurant.
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Fattoush “salad” with herb tehina and dukkah, a MeeshMeesh fan favorite.
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Tastings of Forbidden small batch wheated bourbon and single barrel wheated bourbon await guests.
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Noam Bilitzer and Marianne Eaves.
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The first course: shrimp crudo featuring ingredients sourced from Kentucky’s Faul Family Farms.
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McLemore Resort president Duane Horton.
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The second course: smoked lamb from Kentucky’s Freedom Run Farm with hummus, pomegranate, and homemade pita.
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The third course: local quail t’bit stuffed with dirty rice and Persian tamarind.
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From left: Kenny Markanich, Charles Penny, Michele Fuemmeler, Wilma Branner, Mercy Reed, and Kate Ownbey.
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For dessert, Kanafeh featuring Forbidden single barrel wheated bourbon sweet cheese paired with The Dark Forest cordial made with Forbidden small batch wheated bourbon and cherry brandy.
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