Announced on their Instagram. I'm not sure how I feel about this- I kind of saw it coming after they moved and I visited the new location for the first time, but it comes across kind of abrupt- they have some kind of private event on their last day, but the wording of the post makes it sound like this has been known for a while? They say the brand isn't going away, but I'm not sure how much traction they have anymore.

Anyone know where I can buy some cans?

Hello all!

Planning a 40th birthday trip in March on a Saturday. Plan to hit up Finback (Brooklyn), Evil Twin (DUMBO), Three's Brewing, Grimm, and ending up at Other Half Rockefeller. Would be staying near Times Square. It looks like Grimm is the farthest out. Is it easy to take a subway/train out to Grimm and then hit the Brooklyn places and snag a train back to OH?

Just looking for any input.

Thanks!

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A buddy from Yorkshire had been living here for a few years and has been searching high and low for it either on tap or bottles. Any sightings?

Tis the season for those fresh dank beers, anyone know of bars that have some on draft? Maybe a shop with some bottles/cans?

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Wood-Fired Pizza Oven Manufacturer to Showcase Their Ovens in a Family-Friendly Event

Valley Cottage, NY – ilFornino, the East Coast's largest wood-fired pizza oven manufacturer, is thrilled to announce its first-ever open house on Saturday, November 16, 2024. The event will take place from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM at ilFornino's headquarters in Valley Cottage, NY, offering a day filled with delicious food, live demonstrations, and an exciting raffle for a chance to win a top-of-the-line ilFornino pizza oven.
Guests are invited to experience ilFornino's signature wood-fired ovens firsthand as expert chefs showcase the art of pizza-making with live cooking demonstrations. In addition to the culinary experience, attendees will enjoy complimentary pizza, creamy gelato, coffee, and wine. This open house event is a perfect opportunity for families, food enthusiasts, and aspiring home chefs to explore the world of wood-fired cooking.

Event Highlights Include:

• Live Oven Demonstrations: Watch expert chefs cook pizzas in ilFornino's state-of-the-art ovens while sharing tips and tricks to perfect your pizza-making skills.
• Free Food and Drinks: Throughout the event, enjoy complimentary gourmet pizza, homemade gelato, wine, and coffee.
• Raffle Giveaway: Enter for a chance to win a premium ilFornino wood-fired pizza oven, the perfect addition to any outdoor kitchen.

Chris Salman, co-founder of ilFornino, expressed his excitement about the event, saying, "The ilFornino Wood Fired Pizza Oven brings the Mediterranean lifestyle to your home with unmatched authenticity, sure to delight the most discerning guests. We can't wait to share our passion for wood-fired cooking with our community."
This event is free and open to the public. Whether you're a seasoned pizza chef or just curious about wood-fired cooking, ilFornino's open house promises a day full of fun, flavour, and family-friendly activities.

Event Details:

• Date: November 16, 2024
• Time: 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
• Location: ilFornino Headquarters, Valley Cottage, NY
• Cost: Free

For more information, please visit https://www.ilfornino.com/open-house/  or contact 877) 302-6660.

About ilFornino
ilFornino is a leading manufacturer of high-quality wood-fired pizza ovens, renowned for bringing authentic Mediterranean-style cooking to homes across the U.S. Founded with a passion for traditional pizza-making, ilFornino delivers durable, innovative, and efficient ovens designed for both professional chefs and home cooking enthusiasts.

Contact Details:

ilFornino New York
711 Executive Blvd. Suite U
Valley Cottage, NY 10989
877) 302-6660
sales@ilfornino.com
www.ilfornino.com

Hi..Anyone see a schedule of any cask festivals coming up in nyc. Saw blue point has one next month but looking for something closer.. strong rope in red hook and fifth hammer in lic usually do something

Willing to travel around. Where’s your favorite spot to watch a game and have a few beers?

Saw a fundraiser posted on GoFundMe - https://www.gofundme.com/f/crowdfunding-severance-for-former-torch-crown-brewers?qid=2f2cc627fa0dca5e64a4e1db9bf54d23

I’m a friend and colleague of the now former Torch and Crown production team. They were abruptly let go last week with out Notice, Severance or PTO pay out.

Someone also commented on one of their Instagram posts that they do this every year.

Will be in the city Saturday - I live in JC and am going to take the path in and hopefully walk to a good bar that’s oriented around craft beer. The path stops on Christopher st, 9th, 14th, 23rd(?) and 33rd. Anyone know any solid craft beer bars around those areas ??

I miss my Hel & Verdoemenis stout from Brouwerij De Molen in The Netherlands. I’ve got no idea where to find it in NYC. I’m open to a bar or shop in any borough or an online store where I can get it delivered. TIA!

Does anyone know of goth or alternative bars in Manhattan or Brooklyn?

Munich’s Augustiner has been exporting Edelstoff and Maximator to the U.S. for a while, but they've never sent their flagship, Augustiner Lagerbier Hell, stateside—until now.

Has anyone spotted it on shelves in Manhattan? If so, where?

Prost! 🍻

Hi there!

I'm with the Brewminaries, New York City's largest homebrewing group. Though I'd share a great event we've got planned for Saturday Sept. 28 at Farm to People in Bushwick.

Wer'e throwing a World's BrewFair! Featuring more than 30 of New York City's best homebrewers, we're making beers in eight categories focusing on the past, present and future of beer. It's a great opportunity to learn more about our favorite drink - and see what is possible with a little bit of time and yeast in a New York City apartment. Our members are all amateurs, but we've had brewers go on to brew at basically ever major brewery in the city (including the heavy hitters like Other Half, Grimm, Wild East and Sixpoint).

It's always a great time and the beer is really good and very creative - and it's for a good cause too! We're donating 10 percent of proceeds to the Lovibond Project, which works to increase BIPOC representation in the craft beer industry. Please consider coming if you're around on Sept. 28

More info here: https://www.brewminaries.com/
tickets: https://brewminaries.ticketspice.com/brewminaries-present-worlds-brewfair

I'm a blogger located just outside of Cleveland, Ohio, and while most of my content is related to Ohio breweries and its craft brew scene I want to branch out a little. As a die-hard Cleveland Browns fan, I thought it might be fun to connect with some breweries that back the opponents on our schedule this season. This is where you all come in. Are there any breweries in the NY/NJ area that you might think are more sports centric than others? Any that come to mind that scream, "this is my go to place on game day?"

I appreciate the help in advance, thanks!

Quick edit: I'm not actually visiting the area but I am hoping to get some insight into which breweries would be more likely to engage in friendly interview about beer and football

They're closing their Industry city location this Sunday 8/18. After closing their LIC location their only remaining location is upstate in Genevia NY.

Is there anybody here hiring for bar backing or bartending jobs? Or do you happen to know anyone who is?

I’m Tired of going around the job boards for things that are already filled. and being newer to the area my network, isn’t that big. I have experience. I appreciate any advice and I’ll always remember a favor.

I'm trying to plan a birthday party and looking for a brewery or bar with outdoor space that would be welcoming for kids, as I and most of my friends are parents of kids from 2-8 y.o. Wondering if there's anywhere that's not just tolerant of kids sitting at their parents' table but genuinely fine with them bouncing around a bit.

I've been somewhere like this in NJ but not sure if there's anything similar in the city. Queens would be best but open to recs anywhere

Anybody seen London Black on tap anywhere in the city?

I can't find it? Used to love you it over the summer. Any spots pouring or even in can?

I saw them around in retail a year or two ago, and then they went on a hiatus. Now that they’re revamping production, has anyone seen them around the city?

I’m in bed stuy- used to live in jersey city and had a great shop that sold both cans and bottles. The closest store to me like this that I can find is Beer Witch- anywhere closer that I’m missing?

Walked by the spot in East Williamsburg where The Well used to be and got nostalgic for all the great beer bars in the city that have closed, whether this year or several years ago. Anyone else have a specific beer bar that closed and left a pint-sized hole in their heart?

I'll be heading through the city on Wednesday between like 12-2ish. I've been trying to find a place that has a good food and decent selection of local breweries I might not get to check out elsewhere (I'm from northeast MA). Bonus points for unique atmosphere.

Last few times I went to the Grand Delancey and was real bummed to see they're closed now.

Any recommendations?