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Brooklyn NY Best Food and Drink Festivals 

Food Festivals, Wine Festivals, Spirits and Beer Festivals listed also include surrounding areas that host signature events.

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Marg Rumb
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Best food and drink events in Brooklyn New York

Brooklyn's Best Food and Drink Events: A Guide to the Borough's Best Food, Wine, Spirits and Beer Festivals

Brooklyn, the cultural melting pot of New York City, isn't just about hipster coffee shops and artisanal boutiques – it's a haven for foodies and beverage enthusiasts alike.

 

Throughout the year, this borough hosts a myriad of festivals celebrating the finest in food, wine, spirits, and beer. Here's a tantalizing glimpse into the best gatherings for your taste buds.

 

Brooklyn Wine Festivals:

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Brooklyn Summer Fest:

January

Savor the vibrant spirit of summer at the Brooklyn Summer Fest, where a diverse selection of beer, wine, and spirits awaits. Hosted at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere as you indulge in a variety of refreshing beverages, each sip capturing the essence of the season.

 

Brooklyn Wine Fest:

November

Sip, savor, and swirl – the Brooklyn Wine Festival is a wine lover's delight. Featuring a curated selection of wines from around the world paired with artisanal bites, this event promises an immersive experience for both seasoned oenophiles and casual wine enthusiasts.

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Brooklyn Beer Festivals:

 

Brooklyn Brew Fest:

May

For craft beer aficionados, the Brooklyn Beer Fest is a must-attend gathering. With a vast selection of local and international brews, coupled with live music and food trucks, this festival transforms the ordinary beer tasting into a vibrant and memorable experience.

 

Beer, Bourbon & BBQ Festival:

July

Bridging the gap between beer, bourbon and BBQ, this festival is a unique celebration. Offering a curated selection of craft beers, fine bourbons and a savory BBQ food selection. Enjoy a laid-back yet lively event for those seeking a diverse drinking and eating experience.

Best food and drink festivals in Brooklyn New York

Brooklyn Food Festivals:

 

One Bite Pizza Festival:

September 

Indulging in the One Bite Pizza Festival hosted by Dave Portnoy is a true treat for pizza enthusiasts. As you navigate through a plethora of pizza options, each bite offers a unique and flavorful experience curated by the pizza aficionado himself. The festival is not just a celebration of pizza, it's a vibrant gathering that brings together people who share a passion for great food and a good time.

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Smorgasburg: Sundays at Breeze Hill

(April through October)

If you're a food adventurer, Smorgasburg is your gastronomic paradise. Every weekend, Williamsburg transforms into a culinary wonderland, boasting over 100 vendors dishing out everything from gourmet donuts to ramen burgers. It's a foodie's dream come true, where innovative flavors and unique dishes take center stage.

 

Taste of Brooklyn:

November

Celebrating local flavors and culinary creativity, Brooklyn Eats is a food festival that brings together the borough's top chefs, restaurants, and food entrepreneurs. From artisanal cheeses to handcrafted chocolates, this event showcases the diverse and delicious offerings that make Brooklyn a food destination.

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Brooklyn Spirits Festivals:

 

New York Rum Festival:

June

Elevating the appreciation of craft spirits, this festival showcases small-batch producers and innovative distillers. Attendees can sample a variety of aged rums, while gaining insights into the craftsmanship behind each bottle.

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Whiskies of the World:

December

Whiskey enthusiasts rejoice at the Brooklyn Whiskey Fest, where the amber nectar takes center stage. Featuring a wide array of whiskey brands and styles, this festival provides a unique opportunity to savor and learn about the nuances of this beloved spirit.

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Brooklyn's culinary scene is a tapestry of flavors, and these festivals offer a front-row seat to the borough's gastronomic diversity.

 

Whether you're a food lover, wine connoisseur, beer enthusiast, or spirits aficionado, there's a festival in Brooklyn waiting to delight your senses.

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