Welcome to BK Beer Review. Here you can find reviews of Brooklyn based craft beer, interviews with the most important people in the Brooklyn craft beer industry, and our thoughts on Brooklyn beer. Start with some of our feature stories below. Hoppy reading!
The Wild East team dishes on why they want to be like Hill Farmstead, plans for their taproom and the state of the Brooklyn beer scene.
Sometimes you want to go to a nice restaurant and sometimes you want to drink good beer. Here are some places you can do both.
We spoke with Grimm Artisanal Ales about putting down roots, their gypsy history, and how they got to this point.
Do you like fried chicken, and lots of beer? We thought so, so we wrote a little about our beer week experience.
Ever wanted to workout but also have a beer with your friends? Give this article a read, and find a beer-running club for you!
BKBeerReview set out beyond Brooklyn’s borders for our latest interview. We headed out to Fairfield New Jersey to meet up with another Bates college alumnus. We sat down with Eric Ruta of Magnify Brewing to talk about beers, Bates, and bringing people together.
Five Boroughs Brewing Company bets big on Sunset Park. Brooklyn's newest brewery is ready to make a lot of beer, and they hope you're ready to drink.
Can't find a dog-sitter? Roll to one of these spots and bring your best friend along, just don't serve the furry friend any beer.
We tried out a delivery from Crowlerman, Andy Breving, last Thursday. To learn more about his delivery service and beer club read on.
We follow Kat of Lineup Brewing through Saison Day at Threes to talk about her opening party, the stories behind her beers, and what it's like to be a female brewer.
James has some strong feelings about all the "best of" lists. Read here for his take on the lists, and some outstanding breweries open in Brooklyn right now.
We sat down with Travis Kauffman of Folksbier to talk the recent opening of their Carroll Gardens based taproom, future expansions, and balancing tradition with modernity in beer.

Our goodbye to a local favorite.