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Tickets go on sale for the second-annual Brooklyn Pour today. The beer festival, held in two sessions on October 6th at Skylight One Hanson in Fort Greene, will feature dozens of breweries from around the corner, across the country, and around the world, and we’ve got our first taste of who’s signed on to pour beer there.
It’s Tuesday, August 21st. Here’s our list of recommended beer-related events in and around New York after work tonight:
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Not long ago, from Eighth Avenue to Jefferson Street, there was only one stop on the L Train that lacked a legitimate beer bar: Montrose Avenue. Thankfully for those living in the eastern sections of Williamsburg, that’s no longer the case with the opening of The Graham (190 Graham Ave., at Meserole St., Williamsburg). It’s not a bar that will knock any beer-worshipper’s socks off, but it functions very well as a friendly neighborhood beer bar. And given that it’s the spawn of a pair of similar bars further south in Brooklyn, that should come as no surprise.
It’s Monday, August 20th. Here’s our list of recommended beer-related events in and around New York after work tonight:
Follow us on Twitter for ongoing updates, like us on Facebook to spread the word, and check us out on Foursquare for great lists of beer bars, stores, and breweries!
Ready for the weekend? There’s only three weekends left in the unofficial summer, so now is as good a time as any to visit The Rockaways and try the debut beer from Rockaway Brewing Company. Their ESBis on tap at Low Tide Bar (Beach 96th St., at the Boardwalk, Rockaway) and Caracas Rockaway (Beach 106th St., at the Boardwalk, Rockaway) for your local beer-drinking enjoyment. It’s a nutty but light-bodied beer that works out just great on a hot beach day.
If you’re more of a land-lubber, check out our list of beer events this weekend, after the jump:
As early as this winter, the outside of a building on St. Mark’s Place between 4th and 5th Avenues in Park Slope gave away most of what the inside would hold. Before the inside could be finished, the exterior had a sort of Bavarian theme, and the sheer size of the building screamed for hundreds of happy beer drinkers. Finally, those beer drinkers have been let into Die Koelner Bierhalle (84 St. Mark’s Pl, at 4th Ave., Park Slope) to enjoy an unmatched German beer experience.
