Go Behind the Scenes at DUMBO’s Yet-to-Open Brewery This Thursday
The spot will be Randolph Beer’s largest location and you can tour it this week with beer expert Joshua M. Bernstein.
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Boerum Hill Bar The Armory Is a Neighborhood Spot You Shouldn’t Overlook
Cocktails are only $6 during their happy hour.
Grandma Lives Upstairs at This New Williamsburg Craft Beer Destination
Dan Lamonaca’s paternal family has owned Beer Karma’s storefront for nearly 70 years. It’s currently owned by his grandmother, who still lives upstairs.
What Is Lupulin Powder and Why Are Brewers Obsessing Over It?
Thank your lucky stars if you’re an IPA fan.
This Boerum Hill Coffee Shop Is a Hidden Treasure
Dot & Line brightens the corner of Bergen and Nevins streets, delivering quality brews with sweetness.
A Brooklyn Bartender Drifts Through the American South, Making Drinks Along the Way
The Collective’s ambassador Ryan Herzog takes us on his food-packed journey.
Williamsburg: Get Free Pizza Tonight at a Beer Release Party at Beer Karma
The pale ale called “Integrity is Rare” is a collaboration between Keg & Lantern and BeerMenus.
Are You a Food and Drink Pro? Join Our Collective and Attend Insider Events
The first took place last month at Kings County Distillery and the next is going down on June 27 at Van Brunt Stillhouse.
Watch How Greenpoint’s Ramona Turns Tequila Into Gold
The Greenpoint cocktail bar has more than 20 signature cocktails all made with their own ingredients.
You Probably Haven’t Heard About This Soylent Alternative That Uses Whole Ingredients
Compare the ingredient labels of both drinks and Soylent reads like a chemistry project while Ambronite reads like a natural food store shopping list.
A Forward-Thinking Tea Program Brews at Olmsted
Because tea is something where the customer participates in its preparation, there is a lot of room for error. Olmsted is changing that.
You Can Brew and Distill at Home With This Gadget, But Should You? Brooklyn Pros Respond
Are you really brewing and distilling if the PicoBrew and the PicoStill—marketed as Keurigs of homebrewing—are doing it for you?
