MCC: The History of Distilling in New York City @ Astor Center

By ellie - Posted on 14 April 2011

Tuesday, May 17, 2011 - 4:45pm

The History of Distilling in New York City with Allen Katz & Tom Potter

Not often thought of as a hotbed for commercial distilling, the history of producing alcoholic spirits in New York City stretches as far back to its first days as New Amsterdam. From moonshine, to rum and gin, today’s outer-boroughs were key locales for craft distilling from the Tammany-era of the 19th Century up until Prohibition. Join Allen Katz and Tom Potter on an historical journey that traces the path of distilling in our great city, from its earliest days to the modern revival of craft distilling in Brooklyn.

Tuesday, May 17th, 4:45pm - 6:15pm
The Study at Astor Center, 399 Lafayette Street at East 4th Street

Must be of legal drinking age - please be prepared to present a valid photo ID verifying that you are of legal drinking age. Includes complimentary admission to the Official Bar of the Manhattan Cocktail Classic (plus one drink ticket) on Tuesday.

Sponsored by Pernod Ricard

This event is not free
Cost: 
$50
RSVP phone or email: 
http://tickets.manhattancocktailclassic.com/default.asp

Astor Wines

Wine and liquor store

Location

399 Lafayette St
New York, NY, 10013
See map: Google Maps
(212) 674-7500