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Brooklyn artisans are creating bitters that are joining cocktails worldwide.
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It’s Sunday morning in Williamsburg and Colin Spoelman is making whiskey. On the second floor…
Of Brooklyn’s three craft breweries—Williamsburg’s mighty Brooklyn Brewery, the pint-size Kelso in Clinton Hill and…
That one of the venerated virtuousos in American beer toils right under our noses at…
Combine equal parts urban farmer and cocktail connoisseur, add a jigger of underground DIY sensibility, and you’ve got yourself an illicit liqueur CSA.
There’s a maritime theme at work at Williamsburg’s new little white-and-blue sandwich shop, Saltie, and…
Ecologist, author, and green blueblood Anna Lappé is one of our very favorite Brooklynites. Her…
A Red Hook craftsman turns massive beams into heirlooms with legs. “We make family heirlooms,”…
