Real ale
Where is real cask-conditioned ale available in NYC?
-- Paul
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http://www.drinkgoodstuff.com/
They currently have the following Hand Drawn Cask Ales:
$6- Sixpoints Brownstone (BKLYN
)$6- Heavyweight Barley Wine
But this changes.
I think Barcade in Brooklyn also has at least 2.
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Spuyten Dyvel in Brooklyn has one as well.
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I enjoyed a few of the Brownstones out in the garden this past Sunday. Excellent stuff.
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This guy puts out a newsletter focusing on just that. It lists every bar in NYC with cask-conditioned ales as well as festivals devoted to them.
Link: http://216.22.3.6/~gothamim/magazine....
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