2007 18th Street, NW
From a press release:
“It’s a Brewery! Celebrating the “rebirth” of San Francisco-based Shmaltz Brewing Co., DC’s Jack Rose Dining Saloon is christening the brewery’s new NYC home with a rooftop tap takeover party hosted by Shmaltz brewmaster himself, Jeremy Cowan, on Saturday, July 20 at 2PM. The alfresco celebration will feature 24 Shmaltz brews on draft, from the cask and in rare vintage bottles – including the limited-release Death of a Contract Brewer IPA – as well as celebratory cigars, creative deli fare and an afternoon of beer and shower-themed games like baby bottle bowling and beer bingo.
“Born” in San Francisco in 1996, Shmaltz is being “rebirthed” now in 2013 with its new 20,000-square-foot, 50-barrel brewing home in Clifton Park, NY. With the help of Jack Rose beer director Nahem Simon, Shmaltz is taking over the rooftop’s tap handles with brews from its loved He’Brew and Coney Island Lagers lines as well as launching the uber-rare, exclusive Death of a Contract Brewer Commemorative Black IPA, making Jack Rose the only place outside of NYC to taste this celebratory limited-release brew.
Since 18 is a sacred number in the Jewish tradition, Jack Rose will be featuring 18 award-winning Shmaltz beers on draft and cask, including the first keg of Death of a Contract Brewer Commemorative Black IPA to make it outside of NYC
Genesis Dry Hopped Session Ale
Hop Manna IPA
Messiah Nut Brown Ale
Bittersweet Lenny’s R.I.P.A.
David’s Slingshot Hoppy Summer Lager
Death of a Contract Brewer Black IPA
Rejewvenator Dubbel Doppel
Coney Island Lager
Mermaid Pilsner
Sword Swallower
Albino Python
Vertical Jewbelation
Barrel Aged Jewbelation
Jewbelation 16
Geektoberfest 2011
Vintage Jewbelation #1
Vintage Jewbelation #2
Cask: Bittersweet Lenny’s R.I.P.A.
There will also be six incredibly rare vintage bottles available to try:
Reunion 2011
RIPA on RYE
Genesis 10:10
Rejewvenator 2008
Funky Jewbelation
BA Blockhead
The celebratory brewery “shower” will also feature deli favorites from Jack Rose like Classic Reubens & Brisket Sliders, cigars, beer and shower-themed games like Baby Bottle Bowling, Beer Bingo and Ducks in a Pond, and Prizes from Shmaltz Brewing Co.
Jack Rose’s “It’s a Brewery!” Party is free and open to the public.
WHO: Jack Rose Dining Saloon
Jeremy Cowan, Shmaltz Brewing Co.
WHEN: Saturday, July 20, 2013
2 pm.
WHERE: Jack Rose Dining Saloon
Rooftop Terrace
2007 18th Street NW
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