Inside The Shoppable Art-Filled Residence For NYCxDesign
Inside the art filled home
Read MoreCentral Park Tower Listings Now Available
A look at Manhattan’s tallest residential building
Buying Vacation Homes In New Jersey: Everything You Need To Know
Are you looking for a wooden beachside home? A place where you can take the family at weekends, and step off the deck to walk the dog along the shore? If so, then New Jersey just might be the right location for you.
Read MoreRyan Korban Lists $15.5M Penthouse at 40 Bleecker in NoHo
Inside the most expensive listing in NoHo
Read MoreOur Favorite Listing: 67 Floors Above One57
Inside our favorite listing for the week.
Read MoreHudson River Views Under $6 Million
Views to match your new home
Read More6 Open Houses You Have To See This Weekend
Looking for a new place to live or just curious about what's on the market? Check out our top open houses this weekend.
Read MoreDavid Adjaye's 130 William Tops Out
Sir David Adjaye’s New Luxury High-Rise Tower in Lower Manhattan Tops Out At 800 Feet
Read MoreAn Inside Look At JFK's TWA Hotel
What to eat at the new TWA Hotel
Read MoreGurney's Residences Nearly 80% Sold
Only a few units left at Montauks Gurneys
Read MoreNailed It! The Essential Guide To Business Attire
First impressions really do count, and that means whether you are a realtor, doctor, or work in an office, the way you dress at your job matters. Of course, with so many different types of business styles out there, things can get a little confusing. Luckily, the guide below will help you look smart and appropriate all of the time.
Read MoreThe Entenmann's Hamptons Home Is Now On The Market
The former home and property of one of the famous Entenmann’s family has recently been put on the market for around $7.5 million
Read More25 Park Row $25M Penthouse Now On The Market
Inside the latest penthouse
Read MoreWhy Work In An Office When You Can At Home?
In todays economy working at home has never been easier
Read More5 Must Visit Travel Destinations for Beer Lovers
How far are you willing to travel for a good pint of beer? If you’re a true beer lover, there’s no distance that can keep you away from trying a new type in a new country! So, if you’re really crazy about good beer, here are the top destinations you must visit this year that will quench your thirst.
Seattle
Seattle has an amazing brewery-count with over 60 breweries doing business and serving beer lovers from all over the globe. Each year, we get a new addition to the scene, and this year we got one of the best: Future Primitive Brewing. This little brewery specializes in “little beers” as their inventors like to call them. They are making an effort to rediscover old and forgotten methods and outdated styles and employ them in making something new and delicious. Other must-visit breweries include some cult faves like Reuben’s Brews, Cloudburst and Pike.
Tokyo
Beer is rarely the reason why people decide to visit Tokyo, but even if that’s not your main mission, don’t leave this city without sampling some of Japan’s best crafts. Tokyo has a pretty good scene filled with both local- and expat-owned breweries that serve everything from Japanese crafts to American favorites. For instance, make sure to visit Watering Hole in Shibuya that serves a fun mix of Japanese craft (Onisdensetsu, Minoh) and American Burley Oak and Upslope. A relatively new addition to the scene is Øl—a Scandinavian-Japanese bar opened up in partnership with Oslo Brewing. They serve everything from Oslo’s beers to Kyoto Brewing beers to Ballast Point lagers to house-made ginger ale!
Sydney
One thing is for sure, Australians love their beer! Craft breweries are popping up all over the country, especially in Sydney which is a must-visit beer destination. There’s not much to say about the scene that will make your brewery choice any easier: wherever you see beer, feel free to grab a pint, especially when in Marrickville, the country’s beer capital. Marrickville also has an excellent craft beer store that offers around 1000 beers from just about every beer brewing region in the world including local crafts. This means you can bring a taste of Australia with you and surprise those waiting at home with a bottle of best Aussie craft.
Prague
The Czech Republic not only consumes the most beer per person, but they also produce some of the best brands of lager. Staropramen, Kozel, Pilsner Urquell, Krusovice and Budweiser are some of the most popular beers in Europe. Kozel is very masculine and strong with its dark foam and thick taste while Pilsner Urquell is known for its “hoppy” taste. If you want to try something light and sweet, opt for Matuska, one of the country’s youngest crafts and try their Zlata Raketa with undertones of citrus and tropical fruit. All in all, drinking beer, especially crafts, is a valid pastime and hobby in the capital of Prague, so there are a plethora of different bars where you can sample some of the country’s best crafts. And there’s just no best or worst bar to visit in Prague. Each is completely unique and offers what they think is the best example of Czech beer. So, don’t hesitate to visit them all!
Berlin
It’s just impossible to leave out Germany when talking about beer. So, when in Berlin, make sure to go straight to Markthalle Neun, an urban market filled with everything one hipster might need: Good coffee, fresh and farm-raised food and craft beer. Heidenpeters is the place to go if you want to try amazing Pale Ale, IPA and Brown Ale (sometimes they also offer Porters and Stouts). In Kreuzberg’s Wrangelkeiz neighborhood search for Hopfenreich that serves local beers from producers like Berliner Berg, Stone Berlin and Spent Collective. And Brlo Brwhouse is a modern beer playground that serves around 20 beers on tap from house-brewed Helles to other local, national and international beers. It’s really a place to be. And, if you’re visiting Berlin in July, make sure to visit Berlin Beer Week, a 10-day celebration of beer experience with numerous events taking place throughout the capital.
Have a listing you think should be featured contact us or email at Jeremy@offthemrkt.com to tell us more! Follow Off The MRKT on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook.
