The Dartmouth Club invites Cornellians to join them for a special beer tasting event
Summer Networking and Craft Beer Tasting
At the historic City Tavern Club in Georgetown.
We'll feature local craft beers brewed by the RightProper Brewing Company of Shaw, hors d'oeuvres and expert guidance from Right Proper representatives! (Check out their brewery and beer list here)
Right Proper was recently selected as a Staff Pick for "Best Brewery" by Washington City Paper. Read their review and don't miss some delicious beers and a great networking opportunity with the Dartmouth Club of DC!
Cost: $40 for Dartmouth Club and other Ivy Club Members (bring proof of current membership); $45 for Non-Members (Covers the cost of beer for 3 hours of tastings, hors d'oeuvres and our venue)
Event Details
City Tavern Club Building
3206 M St. NW, Washington, DC 20007
Accessible via Foggy Bottom Metro, but take a taxi, Uber or Lyft for convenience!
Register online
Join the Dartmouth Club as we gather again for Summer Networking and Craft Beer Tasting at the historic City Tavern in Georgetown, with local craft beers brewed by the Right Proper Brewing Company of Shaw.
The Shaw Brewpub & Kitchen opened in 2013 and became an "instant anchor in D.C.'s burgeoning Shaw neighborhood," with more than 85 recipes created at the brewpub since it opened. In 2015 Right Proper opened the nearby Brookland Production House and Tasting Room where beers are brewed for local restaurants. RightProper creates "rustic but elegant" beers with a complex flavor profile that are hop-focused or malt-focused, and "all are made with heart and soul."
Representatives from Right Proper will be on hand to lead us through some of their unique local brews, and the City Tavern Club will provide some light hors d'oeuvres.
The historic City Tavern Building was originally constructed in 1796, and functioned as a major hub of civic life during the early Federal period. George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams and other Founding Fathers frequented the Tavern during this time. Throughout the 19th century, the Tavern changed hands many times until it was converted for retail use in 1898. By 1960, the building had fallen into severe disrepair and was scheduled for demolition to make way for a parking lot.
The City Tavern Association was formed to restore the old tavern and preserve its authenticity, and the building was reopened in 1962. The Tavern is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and the City Tavern Club operates as a nonprofit organization with the mission of preserving one of the oldest Federal period buildings and the sole remaining founding-era tavern in Washington, D.C.
See you on June 10 for Summer Networking and Craft Beer Tasting!
