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(Now Closed)Brewery$$$$
Hunters Point, Queens
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My favorite brewery in NYC - Anthony and Rob spin up amazing interpretations of farmhouse ales and other cool stuff. Join the CSB if you can! Or just grab a bottle and chill in the brewing area.
Great beer with something new done seemingly every month. A super friendly group of people who give tours of their facilities often and have always been incredibly accommodating to me
Erik CintronAugust 18, 2015Nice little brewery, literally size of a closet. Free tasting of there rotating brews. Not a place to hang. But their going to get tables to sit and drink. There is a package to get house deliveries
Larry DonovanFebruary 21, 2017A small bottle only tasting room, with tables in the brewery where you can drink purchased bottles. Mostly Belgium style ales with interesting flavor.
Serious EatsApril 21, 2015Don't miss F4, a farmhouse ale brewed with a small portion of wheat and oats and three strains of Brettanomyces.
The beer is good here. Top 1% of the craft scene. These people know yeast like its nobody else's business.
Alex StillJune 14, 2015Big focus on yeast and fermentation here. Stop by the tiny space under the Pulaski bridge to taste and buy a few bottles.- Free samples on your visit and often unique beers only available for a week or so sold in large format bottles.
Hard to find but worth the trip!! Split a bottle with friends and grab a couple more bottles for future parties
Humayun RashidMarch 30, 2018Fantastic farmhouse style beers. Hard to find as it's under a bridge. Great vibes.
Great farmhouse ales, friendly and knowledgeable owners and staff, and dog-friendly.- Fodor's TravelAugust 21, 2015The year-old Transmitter Brewing is known for its small-batch, Belgian-style farmhouse ales.
Daniel SalinasMarch 5, 2016If you are coming from the subway, you have to use the pedestrian bridge to get here.
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- 4:00 PM–8:00 PM
- Sat
- Noon–8:00 PM
- Sun
- Noon–6:00 PM
(646) 378-8529
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