Who doesn't enjoy a reason to drink... responsibly of course? April 7th marks National Beer Day, and these three NYC hotspots are giving you a major excuse to get your sip game on by providing their customers some great beers, brews and more to celebrate the holiday with.
These three locations, which span from Midtown to the Lower East Side, are working with some of the best brewing companies in and out of New York City to give their clientele a very memorable National Beer Day this year. Take a look at what is in stores for the big day on Saturday.
Exclusive Gerber Group IPA
Looking for a new brew? Stop by any Gerber Group venue on National Beer Day to experience the hospitality group’s exclusive IPA in partnership with local Captain Lawrence Brewing Company. The two-row malt and centennial hop made brew is currently served at Mr. Purple, The Campbell, Kingside, The Roof, Irvington and Whiskey Blue. Loaded with floral aromas and citrus notes, the IPA is not overpowered with hops - a no-brainer thirst quencher for this glorious holiday.
What's better than enjoying a beer on the water? Celebrate National Beer Day aboard Hudson's at Pier 81 you can indulge in classic beer offerings, as well as a crafty collection featuring international and domestic favorites! The three-story yacht features bi-level dining and a spacious roof deck lounge where beer lovers can get up close and personal views of the Statue of Liberty and New York’s sweeping skyline.
It’s National Beer Day, you’ve been shopping all morning and now are in need of a break from the midtown hustle. Make your way to The Rag Trader to try their Black Duck Porter by Greenport Harbor Brewing Company. This super local, smaller brewery knows what it’s doing with a varied selection of unique beers, many making a rotating appearance on The Rag Trader’s menu. With a reasonable ABV of 4.7% and strong notes of cocoa and coffee, The Black Duck Porter is a very seasonable beer and a perfect choice deserving of your enjoyment on a day celebrating beer, and anyday.
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