There will be kickoff celebrations in all five boroughs for folks to christen the passport on Monday night, July 1st. 238th St., at Broadway, Kingsbridge) accept the passport, which can be purchased now and picked up an any of five different locations in the city beginning Monday.īest of all, proceeds from the passport will benefit The Mayor’s Fund for Hurricane Sandy Relief, The NY State Brewers Association and Heritage Radio Network. These bars all proudly pour New York State beer as well, so you can keep it local with brews from spots like Shmaltz, Barrier, Brooklyn, Empire, and more.īars from The Queens Kickshaw (40-17 Broadway, at 41st St., Astoria) to Killmeyer’s (4254 Arthur Kill Rd., at Sharrotts Rd., Charleston, Staten Island) to Bronx Ale House (216 W. That’s, like, 77 cents a glass if you make it to all 39.
The $30 passport entitles you to a free pint of beer at 39 different bars in all five boroughs between July 1st and Labor Day, September 2nd. The folks at Get Real, along with the New York State Brewers Assocation, are celebrating Good Beer Month with the Craft Beer Passport. The month also puts the spotlight on the Good Beer Seal bars, a group of 41 bars chosen by a panel of beer experts that specialize in craft beer (full disclosure: the editor of Brew York is on this panel). Monday marks the first day of July, and that means it’s also the first day of Good Beer Month! Under proclamation of the mayor, the month will celebrate craft beer and feature a bunch of special beer events in New York City.
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