Brooklyn Brewery’s Garrett Oliver Forecasts 2017 Beer Trends
Sour flavors and affinage are just a couple of trends he sees on the horizon.
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The Art of Secondary Fermentation
The founder of Brooklyn-based Contraband Ferments helps us take our kombucha to the next level.
5 Freelancer-Approved Spots for Coffee in Crown Heights
There’s a place and a cup for everyone.
In Williamsburg, Traditional Japanese Ceramics Bring a Rich History to Everyday Tea-Making
Pots at Tea Dealers and Kettl aren’t just pieces you put on the shelf.
Keep an Eye Out for Brooklyn Brewery’s Bel Air Sour
Garrett Oliver calls this limited release beer his “happy juice.”
Dan Barber and Grimm Ales Collaborate to Brew an Ode to Field Rotations
The brewers and chef talk beer, crop rotation, their mutual connection to a local grain farmer and more.
For $37, Taste 24 Whiskeys at 24 Different Spots Across the City
You were going to drink anyway—and its proceeds go to a good cause.
A Brief Intro to Georgian Wines and Where to Get Them
Yes, these are the orange wines you’ve been hearing about but don’t call them that to a Georgian.
With the Closing of Brooklyn Oenology, Alie Shaper Launches a New Wine Label
Tomorrow is the first of the winery’s three-day closing party.
Queer Food Magazine ‘Jarry’ Distills New Issue on Relationships
For the release of their third issue, we talk food and queer kitchens with ‘Jarry’s’ editorial director and co-founder Lukas Volger.
International Natural Wine Festival Debuts in Bushwick
The first lesson is that “natural,” when it refers to wine, has no agreed upon definition. At the Raw Wine Fair, it does.
Where to Sip Wine, and What You Should Be Drinking Now
Wine expert Nicole DeCicco tells us where to go and what to drink this season.
