The huge sandwich consisted of thick cut BBQ smoked brisket, homemade Ancho slaw, pickled jalapeño, sweet onions and Cheddar jalapeno sausage, topped with barbecue sauce—all on a Brioche bun. Let me say, I have been to Texas, and this was pretty authentic! The brisket was very moist, tender and wasn’t dry. You get a nice crunch and a little kick with the jalapeño, and the sausage and Ancho slaw made a great balance with the sandwich.
Gate City Brewing did offer pairing beer options with the Carne 250 brisket. I tried the Terminus—an excellent European style porter. The beer is very rich, dark and smooth with a toasty finish. The last pairing was Autism Awareness—a pale ale. The ale was very refreshing and not too hoppy.
Overall, I had a great time. The Carne 250 brisket was solid. It was, honestly, probably the best brisket I have had in Atlanta. My first visit to Gate City Brewing, too, was impressive. Their new tasting room was very spacious, and their beer selection was commendable.
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After reading this tasty review, my husband and I will make a point of sampling both brew and brisket on our up coming visit to Roswell.