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    Tonight’s drinking events: Brooklyn homebrewers tour, Cask ale festival and spit and twit

    Posted in Eat Out by Eat Out on November 8th, 2009 at 8:00 am

    drinkoutings2Brooklyn homebrewers tour
    Beer scribe (and TONY contributor) Joshua M. Bernstein leads this tour of Brooklyn’s finest homebrewers. Check out the amateur setups, meet the makers and taste scores of craft brews, from IPAs and stouts to lagers. Space is limited to 20 enthusiasts, so secure your spot now. For more information and to R.S.V.P., e-mail josh.bernstein@gmail.com. Noon–5pm, $25.

    736hreoalesiloCask ale festival
    Kegs aren’t cutting it? Head to this cask-ale bacchanal to sip unfiltered, unpasteurized, “living” brews—i.e., beers that are still fermenting in the cask. Thirty rare selections, like the Otter Creek Imperial IPA from Vermont, can be enjoyed as either $6 ten-ounce or $8 16-ounce pours. FREE The Brazen Head, 228 Atlantic Ave between Boerum Pl and Court St, Cobble Hill, Brooklyn (718-488-0430). Fri–Sun noon–2am.

    Spit and twit
    Tweet your tasting notes as you stroll through this techy wine event—guests’ 140-character commentary on the 100-plus global wines will be projected on flat-screens around the room all evening long. City Winery, 155 Varick St at Vandam St (212-608-0555). 2–6pm, $35.

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