Kelly Taylor and his team work hard here to churn out barrels upon barrels of beer under the Kelso of Brooklyn name, plus for all seven Heartland Brewery locations.
This craft beer spot is impossible to spell, but worth the visit for a pint or growler fill of a rare American or European beer. There's a good bottle selection, too!
A surprisingly good beer selection here. On one visit, we spotted Founders KBS, Brooklyn Black Ops, and every can offering from Oskar Blues. Unfortunately, no mixing of 6-packs or single bottles.
Head north - just a stone's throw from Metro-North - for Westchester County's only brewpub. Solid house beers are on tap, plus "guest taps" from local breweries like Keegan Ales and Captain Lawrence.
This Westchester-based brewery is known for its line of small-batch barrel-aged beers, released regularly here. They've outgrown their Pleasantville location and will move to Elmsford in late '11.
Evan Klein and Craig Frymark, two Sixpoint alum, run this Long Island nanobrewery that puts out a mind-numbing number of beer varieties. Named Best Brewery in New York at the 2011 TAP NY Festival!
For most of the past decade, this was the only brewpub in New York. It's still the most scenic: go here in the evening and have a house-made brew while you watch the sun set over the Hudson.
Forget what you know about New Jersey. This brewery, opened in 2010, makes brews like the Hudson Pale Ale and 1787 Abbey Single, and they sure don't stink!
