- "Literate drinking" --The New York Times
- "Top-shelf writers show up to read...A packed house, laughter and tears, and always many glasses raised." --Edible Manhattan
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- Drink.Think is the premier NYC event dedicated to those who write about imbibing. –NY Wine Salon
- Keep your Tuesday open for this spirited reading featuring some of the best food and drink writers around. --Liquor.com
- "an alcohol-focused reading series at a bar -- genius!" --the skint
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Tag Archives: New York
Featured Writer: Megan Wiig
One last cool writer to tell you about before Wednesday’s event. Come out to Drink.Think on Wednesday, June 15 at Lolita Bar (266 Broome, at Allen St.) to get your fill of what the New York Times called “Literate Drinking”! … Continue reading
Featured writer: Talia Baiocchi
I’ve been told that referrals are the best way to find good people — that you’ll always be happiest when a trusted friend recommends a repairman, a doctor, a dinner companion. So when Drink.Think veteran and James Beard award-winning wine … Continue reading
Featured writer: Karen Ulrich
I first met Karen Ulrich a couple of years back, at a lunchtime tasting hosted by the Wine Media Guild of New York. I came away from the event with two thoughts: Drinking at lunch doesn’t exactly help my writing … Continue reading
Featured writer: David Farley
When you travel, whether to a faraway country or just over the bridge to another borough, isn’t food and drink a key part of your travel experience? David Farley says it is. He should know: the New York-based food … Continue reading