New York, NY (Feb. 20th) - The Hand Crafted Tasting Company is proud to announce the return
of its NYC Craft Beer Festival to the Lexington Avenue Armory (68 Lexington Ave.) in
Manhattan on Saturday, March 30th, 2013. The March tasting will showcase spring releases
from 75 of America’s best Craft Breweries, with approximately 150 selections, along with
wonderfully prepared food that is designed specifically to be consumed while enjoying the
tasting sessions from NYC Craft Beer restaurants The Guilty Goose, Coopers Craft & Kitchen,
and Tavern 29.
Examples of tasting pours available to all attendees on the Armory’s Drill Hall floor will include
Allagash Interlude, Firestone Walker Double Jack, Two Brothers Cain & Ebel, Goose Island
Sofie, Ballast Point Sculpin Ale and approximately 140 other selections.
The NYC Craft Beer Festival will offer two sessions, 12:30 PM-4:00 PM, and 6:00 PM-9:30 PM.
Tickets are on-sale now at NYCCraftBeerFest.com/tickets-spring
“The NYC Craft Beer Festival is a true celebration of the American craft beer experience. We
invite the country’s best craft brewers to come together at one time, in one place, so attendees
can sample a careful selection of the best Spring seasonal brews the brewers have to offer,”
said Jim Pickett, Founder Gotham Artisanal and event consultant.
Snacks will be available for purchase in the food court from Craft Beer focused restaurants The
Guilty Goose, Coopers Craft Kitchen, and Tavern 29. These selections include Stout braised
pulled pork sandwich with chipotle barbecue on a brioche bun; Veggie Chili with Black and
Cannellini beans with a tomato base; spicy chicken tacos made with pulled roasted chicken,
Mole sauce and Napa Slaw; Triple cream gluten-free mac and cheese; Jalapeno guacamole
with cilantro lime chips; Hickory smoked chicken empanadas with charred tomato sauce; and
steak skewers with Grilled grass fed hanger steak, bell peppers, and ancho bourbon BBQ
sauce.
During the event, leading Craft Beer and Homebrew experts will host intimate, 50 person, firstcome,
first serve, seminars, and many brewers representatives will be available at the taps to
educate the guests about their liquid offerings.
Giancarlo and Sarah Annese from the NYC Craft Beer News site, BeerUnion.com, will hold a
seminar & blind tasting to explore the question, “What is "Craft" beer, really?” Attendees will
participate in a blind tasting of Craft beers alongside non-craft beers to see if they can tell the
difference. A spirited discussion will focus on the official definition of "craft" beer, and what it
may mean to you.
Douglas Amport from Bitter & Esters will teach people the basics of Home Brewing.
In this discussion, Douglas will cover all the basic brewing
points and provide resources that will have you brewing your
beer in your apartment in no time. You'll learn about extract
brewing, malts, grains, yeasts, and how to avoid or troubleshoot
the most common problems.
Mike Lovullo, Specialty Brands Manager from Union Beer
Distributors, will be hosting a Beer style comparison seminar
and tasting. The tasting will include 6 beers with 2 examples from each of the 3 styles being
discussed. As there are hundreds of different beer styles and growing, there are still many
different variations within those styles and this seminar and tasting is meant to educate the
seminar audience about the differences and nuances.
VIP and Connoisseur ticket holders can enter the Armory an hour earlier and have access to the
beer, the brewers and the food during this first hour. This is a great time to speak with some of
your favorite brewer representatives and avoid what is expected to be a sold-out, capacity
audience later in the day.
Finally, just one hundred & fifty Connoisseur tickets are available for purchase per session. The
Connoisseur package offers a speedy entrance line to the Armory and access to the exclusive
Connoisseurs Lounge for the entire session. The Connoisseurs Lounge is a great, relaxing
place to get away from the throng at the historic armory’s main drill-hall floor.
“We are offering a private lounge environment for beer Connoisseurs to listen to live, acoustic,
Blues & Folk influenced music all while sampling some of the rarest and most exciting beers you
will ever get a chance to drink. Complementary gourmet finger foods from Draught 55,
Pennsylvania 6 and Firebird will be offered at no additional cost,” says The Hand Crafted
Tasting Company founder Ken Tesler.
Hand-Crafted Tasting Company is the Food & Beverage division of Mad
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Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Inaugural Richmond County Craft Beer Fest Set
Staten Island, NY --- The 2011 Richmond County Craft Beer Fest (RCCBF) happens on Saturday, October 22, 2011 at the Richmond County Bank Ballpark at St.George, a meticulously kept stadium (home to the Staten Island Yankees) with a view of Manhattan and the New York City harbor as a backdrop.
RCCBF features craft breweries from the region and beyond. The event partners over two dozen top Staten Island chefs and food venues with featured craft brewers. RCCBF presents each guest with a souvenir sipping glass for a complimentary taste of over 60 beers.
Guests will enjoy music by two homegrown bands, The Bandulos and Stout. Working steampunk sculpture, “Brewing as Art” by home brewer Mark Zappasodi and metal sculptor Scott Van Campen, will be on display.
VIP ticket holders gain entrance to RCCBF at noon, one hour before the event opens to the general public. This pass gains access to climate controlled sky boxes at Richmond County Ballpark plus a special cheese sampling, first tastes of a dozen local home brewed beers and an official RCCBF event t-shirt. VIP passes cost $55 and are available for pre-purchase only. General admission passes cost $35 in advance, $40 the day of the event. RCCBF wraps up at 5 p.m.
Tickets sales started on September 1st at: www.siyanks.com/beer
Richmond Country Craft Beer Festival (RCCBF)
Saturday, October 22nd, 2011, rain or shine
VIP Hour: 12:00 - 1:00PM, Ticket Price $55
General Admission: 1:00 - 5:00PM
Advance Purchase Tickets --- $35; Day-of Event Tickets --- $40.
For more information on RCCBF go to: www.RCCBF.com.
If you have any questions, reach out to us at: RCCBFest@gmail.com.
Follow RCCBF on Twitter for daily updates: http://twitter.com/RCCBFest
"Like" RCCBF on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/RichmondCountyCraftBeerFest
Monday, August 22, 2011
Village Voice To Put On Brooklyn Pour
THE VILLAGE VOICE ANNOUNCES
FIRST ANNUAL “BROOKLYN POUR” CRAFT BEER FESTIVAL
New York, NY – After hosting the off-Broadway Obie theater awards for 56 years, 11 successful years of producing breakout music festivals in New York City and four sold out years of the annual Choice Eats tasting event, The Village Voice announces today a new Fall event to its roster. The Village Voice’s Brooklyn Pour craft beer festival, featuring dozens of tri-state area craft beers along with food and entertainment will host its inaugural event on Saturday, October 15th in Fort Greene, Brooklyn at Skylight One Hanson (formerly the old Williamsburg Savings Bank) with tickets on sale August 24th.
The Village Voice's Brooklyn Pour craft beer festival will keep in the true form as its sister tasting event, Choice Eats, by curating local beers unique to New York City, mixed with a portfolio of beers from the East Coast craft beer community all under one roof for one afternoon. “Brooklyn Pour is our chance to create a unique beer tasting event for both the beer connoisseur and those just diving into the world of craft brews,” said Event Director Rosemary Raposo. “Not just a tasting event, Brooklyn Pour will offer all attendees the opportunity to learn about the world of craft beer and the people who create it.”
Brooklyn Pour will offer all guests a complimentary tasting of all beers, a souvenir glass, entertainment and live onsite beer demonstrations from the area’s top brew masters. VIP guests will be offered a special private tasting and demo room in the mezzanine along with a gift bag and surprise guests. Local fare from New York City’s top restaurants will also be available for additional purchase. Proceeds from the event are going to Brooklyn Pour’s charitable partner Brooklyn Food Coalition, a grassroots organization committed to the vision of a just and sustainable food system in Brooklyn.
Tickets sales will begin on August 24th here: www.villagevoice.com/brooklynpour
Saturday, October 15th, 2011
VIP Hour: 2:00 - 3:00PM, Ticket Price $60
General Admission: 3:00 - 6:00PM, Ticket Price $40
For more information on “Brooklyn Pour” please have a sip here: www.villagevoice.com/brooklynpour
Follow Brooklyn Pour on Twitter for daily updates here: http://twitter.com/BKPour
“Like” Brooklyn Pour on Facebook here: http://www.facebook.com/BrooklynPour
About The Village Voice:
Founded by Dan Wolf, Ed Fancher, and Norman Mailer in October 1955, The Village Voice introduced free-form, high-spirited and passionate journalism into the public discourse. As the nation's first and largest alternative newsweekly, the Voice maintains the same tradition of no-holds-barred reporting and criticism it first embraced when it began publishing over fifty years ago. The recipient of three Pulitzer prizes, the National Press Foundation Award, and the George Polk Award, among others, the Voice has earned a reputation for its groundbreaking investigations of New York City politics, and as the premier expert on New York's cultural scene. Writing and reporting on local and national politics, with opinionated arts, culture, music, dance, film and theater reviews, daily web dispatches, comprehensive entertainment listings, and unrivaled classifieds, the Voice is the authoritative source on all that is New York.
The Village Voice has also created such celebrated events as the Obies Awards, 4Knots Music Festival, Choice Eats, Brooklyn Pour, Web Awards, as well as the most anticipated issues and guides of the year including the annual Pazz and Jop music poll, Best of NYC, and its Spring, Summer, and Fall Preview guides, the Voice is New York's most influential must-read alternative newspaper in print and online at www.villagevoice.com where the site averages 2 million unique users each month.
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