Brooklyn Brewery on Postcard

"Brooklyn Brewery is organizing a special edition of Linda Loves Bingo, featuring a night of bingo and beers hosted by drag queen Linda Simpson." - Erika Adams

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"Craft beer obsessives know that Brooklyn is the best borough for trend-setting craft beers, perhaps rivaled only by Queens. In Williamsburg, the local brewing scene has been anchored by Brooklyn Brewery, which has a tasting room that opens at noon on Sunday." - Eater Staff

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"Tucked among the sea of warehouses strewn across the Brooklyn Navy Yard is an unsuspecting, secret beer aging bunker lined with thousands of barrels of experimental varieties of beer. Located in the shipyard’s Building 269, home of the historic and quirky Agger Fish warehouse, this is Brooklyn Brewery’s Barrel Room, the most delicious of R&D spaces. This hidden testing and tasting facility stores up to 2,000 barrels of aging beer, busy seeping in the flavors of the wood and the different spirits that were previously kept in the barrels—mezcal, cognac, bourbon, red wine, and so on. Bourbon barrels have long been the go-to medium for aging beer, but more unique spirits are becoming increasingly popular: A mezcal barrel might infuse a smoky flavor into the beer, while a wine barrel may lend a fruity taste. Aging is vital to the beer-making process. As the brew ferments, its sugar and yeast interact to produce CO2 and alcohol as byproducts. But this alcoholic blend is unpalatably flat, and requires weeks or months of aging for the brew to absorb the carbon dioxide, giving the beer its fizz. At any given time a variety of one-off special project beers are being aged. At the end of the process, brewery staff tests the beer and decides which will go on to become special releases, and which will never officially see the light of day. Know Before You Go The Brooklyn Brewery Barrel Room is only open to the public during special events." - lewblank

Brooklyn Brewery Barrel Room – Brooklyn, New York - Gastro Obscura

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NARANJA

Google

I went on a free tour this Sunday and enjoyed some amazing places and top-quality beer. Although my English is not very strong, and I couldn’t fully understand all the explanations, it was still a great experience. The merchandise near the entrance looked lovely, but I plan to purchase some on my next visit.

Sergei Naumov

Google

he atmosphere is fantastic—super chill and welcoming. It’s the kind of place where you can just kick back and enjoy yourself, whether you’re with friends or just grabbing a drink solo. And let’s talk about the beer: It’s seriously delicious. They have a great selection of craft beers, and everything I tried was top-notch. You can really tell they care about the quality of what they’re serving. If you’re into good beer and good vibes, this is definitely a place you should check out. I’m already looking forward to my next visit!

MrsKwon P

Google

Visited Brooklyn Brewery for the first time and was impressed by the wide selection of beers. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable, and the large space is perfect for hanging out with friends. Definitely a great spot for beer enthusiasts!

Sheila

Google

So much single-use-plastic! Would love to see y’all just serving the multi-use glasses here, instead of a weird mix of plastics and glass. It’s a shame to make so much trash just to get beers with friends. Ruins the ambiance, too! We all know by now that over 90% of plastics don’t get recycled—they insteps go to landfills, the ocean, the incinerator, and/or break down into microplastics that are poisoning us and our ecosystems. You’re already proving you can make reusables work by offering some drinks in glasses. Why not go all the way? And phase out all this plastic mess? Thanks for considering greener options, and thanks as always for the delish beer!

Leo Huang

Google

Whether you like beer or not, come and hang out at Brooklyn’s centrepiece social scene. There will be something on tap that would tickle anyone’s fancy: from their take on the classics, to all the weirder stuff. While you are at it, have a gander around and check out the impressive interior: the big vats and pipes over a solid brick backdrop and mood lighting is iconic. As out-of-towners in Brooklyn for the first time, we enjoyed walking past the fully seated long tables on a Saturday night, seeing more empty pints around than filled ones. At ‘full house’ capacity, we were happy to be seated right next to a wooden keg for a table. We sipped away and soaked in the lively weekend atmosphere. There were no TV screens playing sports, and no one was on their phone. It was just lots of relaxed people enjoying each other’s company. Something rather nice this day and age. It was no surprise that we enjoyed every drink we ordered, which came with cardboard coasters that we took home as little souvenirs. For those with a bit more time, definitely consider signing up for one of their curated experiences such as a brewery tour. We made the most with the time we had but would definitely love to come back again.

torben Olsen

Google

Wow, what a place. The coziness and atmosphere are top notch. They have many different of their own beers on tap and their bartenders are extremely helpful and knowledgeable about their beers are great. Please prioritize and visit Brooklyn Brewery.

Fredrik Tukk

Google

Great to enjoy a behind the scenes tour with the enthusiastic guide and get both the facts, the history and the inside insights. Get to try out the test beers directly from the tap in the tap room and also their special brew not released to the public. Great location, great beer, nice brewery and great employees. Highly recommended!

Mister Morelight

Google

First time at Brooklyn Brewery, fine drinking experience on a happy Saturday, the brewery caters to locals and tourists alike. Order directly from your phone by scanning the QR code, the whole ordering process is done without a waitress to talk to. Order, and magically glasses of beers are brought to the table. Since you pay when you order, you can leave anytime after which assurés of good table rotation with plenty of space for everybody. I would not spend a whole evening there, feels a little too corporatish , but certainly worth a stop while browsing Williamsburg. Recommended.

NARANJA

Google

I went on a free tour this Sunday and enjoyed some amazing places and top-quality beer. Although my English is not very strong, and I couldn’t fully understand all the explanations, it was still a great experience. The merchandise near the entrance looked lovely, but I plan to purchase some on my next visit.

Sergei Naumov

Google

he atmosphere is fantastic—super chill and welcoming. It’s the kind of place where you can just kick back and enjoy yourself, whether you’re with friends or just grabbing a drink solo. And let’s talk about the beer: It’s seriously delicious. They have a great selection of craft beers, and everything I tried was top-notch. You can really tell they care about the quality of what they’re serving. If you’re into good beer and good vibes, this is definitely a place you should check out. I’m already looking forward to my next visit!

MrsKwon P

Google

Visited Brooklyn Brewery for the first time and was impressed by the wide selection of beers. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable, and the large space is perfect for hanging out with friends. Definitely a great spot for beer enthusiasts!

Sheila

Google

So much single-use-plastic! Would love to see y’all just serving the multi-use glasses here, instead of a weird mix of plastics and glass. It’s a shame to make so much trash just to get beers with friends. Ruins the ambiance, too! We all know by now that over 90% of plastics don’t get recycled—they insteps go to landfills, the ocean, the incinerator, and/or break down into microplastics that are poisoning us and our ecosystems. You’re already proving you can make reusables work by offering some drinks in glasses. Why not go all the way? And phase out all this plastic mess? Thanks for considering greener options, and thanks as always for the delish beer!

Leo Huang

Google

Whether you like beer or not, come and hang out at Brooklyn’s centrepiece social scene. There will be something on tap that would tickle anyone’s fancy: from their take on the classics, to all the weirder stuff. While you are at it, have a gander around and check out the impressive interior: the big vats and pipes over a solid brick backdrop and mood lighting is iconic. As out-of-towners in Brooklyn for the first time, we enjoyed walking past the fully seated long tables on a Saturday night, seeing more empty pints around than filled ones. At ‘full house’ capacity, we were happy to be seated right next to a wooden keg for a table. We sipped away and soaked in the lively weekend atmosphere. There were no TV screens playing sports, and no one was on their phone. It was just lots of relaxed people enjoying each other’s company. Something rather nice this day and age. It was no surprise that we enjoyed every drink we ordered, which came with cardboard coasters that we took home as little souvenirs. For those with a bit more time, definitely consider signing up for one of their curated experiences such as a brewery tour. We made the most with the time we had but would definitely love to come back again.

torben Olsen

Google

Wow, what a place. The coziness and atmosphere are top notch. They have many different of their own beers on tap and their bartenders are extremely helpful and knowledgeable about their beers are great. Please prioritize and visit Brooklyn Brewery.

Fredrik Tukk

Google

Great to enjoy a behind the scenes tour with the enthusiastic guide and get both the facts, the history and the inside insights. Get to try out the test beers directly from the tap in the tap room and also their special brew not released to the public. Great location, great beer, nice brewery and great employees. Highly recommended!

Mister Morelight

Google

First time at Brooklyn Brewery, fine drinking experience on a happy Saturday, the brewery caters to locals and tourists alike. Order directly from your phone by scanning the QR code, the whole ordering process is done without a waitress to talk to. Order, and magically glasses of beers are brought to the table. Since you pay when you order, you can leave anytime after which assurés of good table rotation with plenty of space for everybody. I would not spend a whole evening there, feels a little too corporatish , but certainly worth a stop while browsing Williamsburg. Recommended.

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