Beer

Village Voice’s Brooklyn Pour Celebrates NYC’s Best Beer Year in Centuries

Brooklyn Pour

Since Brooklyn Pour, Village Voice’s annual celebration of craft beer occured just under a year ago, New York City has become a major brewing city for the first time since before Prohibition. At last year’s Brooklyn Pour, there were a couple of new exciting local offerings (Grimm Ales, City Island), but this year, it will be a full on party.

Expect beers from all five boroughs, including Staten Island’s Flagship, Queens’ yeast-forward Transmitter, Gun Hill (the first new brewery to open in the Bronx), Birreria in Manhattan’s Eataly, and a Brooklyn brewery that is so new it’s not even open yet – Braven.

Brooklyn Pour will begin pouring at 3pm this Saturday, September 27. Tickets are $55 for general admission and includes samples from over 100 breweries. The event will once again happen at beautiful Skylight One Hanson in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. For more information and tickets, visit the website here.

AboutBrian Hoffman

Brian Hoffman is a classically trained actor who is now a full-time tour guide, blogger, and food obsessive. He leads food and drink tours around New York City, which not only introduce tour-goers to delicious food, but gives them a historical context. He has written food articles for Gothamist and Midtown Lunch in addition to overseeing this blog and a few food video series, including Eat This, Locals Know, and Around the World in One City. His latest series is an international cooking show with his son which can be found on this site.